Tanpopo Kuraishi

Tanpopo Kuraishi (倉石 たんぽぽ) is the leader of the KMM Gang and one of the Tower Witches who transferred to Tougetsu Academy, the high school that Honoka Takamiya and Ayaka Kagari attend.

Appearance
Tanpopo has dark blond hair, light brown eyes and she wears a white cape along with a white hat with a rabbit motif.

However, she is not entirely Human as she has real Cat Ears, being refereed to as a "Furry" by Ayaka Kagari herself.

Personality
Tanpopo has an incendiary temper; going from mild amusement to extreme rage in seconds (especially when beaten by a better witch).

Background
A Tower Witch, background unknown. But she dumb.

Plot
Tanpopo is first seen on checking Honoka Takamiya's locker. After that, she starts to attack Honoka anonymously, but she gets beaten by Ayaka Kagari. Next day, she introduces herself to Honoka and says that she came to get him dead or alive. Then she attacks Honoka which is stopped by Ayaka. Claiming that she was only testing her yesterday, she summons large number of fluffy animal toys and attacks her, but she easily gets defeated. Later, she decides to transfer to Honoka's class with her four comrades.

The next day, they get attacked by Ayaka and defeated by her. After some days, she and her gang again attacks Honoka and Ayaka; Ayaka proceeds to wipe the floor with the entire "KMM Gang" with Ayakas' signature "Wrath of God" event.

Relationship
Kuraishi Tanpopo has few friends, but she does have a strong relationship as the casual head of the "KMM Gang" Tower Witches. They are often presented together, doing their usual mischief or playing karaoke.

Kasumi Takamiya
Though Kasumi is intimidates Tanpopo, they appear to be on friendly terms and help each out with their respective schemes.

Etymology

 * The name Tanpopo means "dandelion" (たんぽぽ) in Hiragana.
 * Tanpopo's surname Kuraishi means "warehouse, storehouse, barn, treasury, granary, cellar, magazine, godown, depository, elevator, storage place, repository, supply shed, grain elevator, stockpile, arsenal" (倉) (kura) and "stone, volume measure" (石) (ishi).