Kasumi Takamiya

Kasumi Takamiya (多華宮 霞) is daughter of Komachi Takamiya and younger sister of Honoka Takamiya. She is a Workshop Witch. She is studying in Tougetsu Academy's girls middle school branch.

Appearance
Kasumi has dark pink hair, using a hair band to keep her bangs out of her face. She usually wears casual clothes at home, but her uniform is the standard Tougetsu girls' uniform; a white blouse with blue tie, green vest, and a green skirt.

Kasumi is shorter than Honoka Takamiya.

Personality
Kasumi is extremely attached to Honoka Takamiya as Kasumi as a very acute (and possibly incestuous) pervert with a brother complex. Komachi Takamiya (Kasumi's mother) claims every other day Kasumi will jump into Honoka's bed or step into the bath with him, claiming it's her right as a little sister.

She gets jealous when Honoka gives attention to anyone besides her, especially Ayaka Kagari; whom she tries to pry him away from constantly. When she's finally accused of having a brother complex, she vehemently denies it, arguing that it is simply the nature of siblings to share such closeness from cradle to grave. She then comically stutters that she doesn't love her brother that way and that he's just her future husband, even specifying that they're going to build a happy home and be blessed with three 'darling children' (most of these details are from the manga).

Honoka Takamiya
Kasumi loves her brother so much that she has huge brother complex and has decided to marry him and have up to three children (in her mind, a done deal, according to the manga). Prior to Ayaka's arrival to Takamiya residence she is constantly pestering him for various reasons. She joined workshop for the sole reason of protecting her brother.

Ayaka Kagari
Kasumi sees Ayaka as her enemy, who tries to snatch her brother away from Kasumi. She constantly tries to keep Ayaka away from her brother, and even attacked her on various occasions. All of them resulting in failure.

Trivia

 * Her name Kasumi (霞) means "mist".
 * Kasumi's surname Takamiya means "many" (多) (ta), "flower" (華) (ka), and "temple, shrine, palace" (宮) (miya).