About “In Another World With My Smartphone” in a few words:

In Another World With My Smartphone is a Japanese light novel series that was adapted into an anime in 2017. The story follows the adventures of Touya Mochizuki, a teenage boy who dies and is reincarnated into a magical world with his smartphone. In this new world, he gains new abilities and embarks on a journey to explore and discover the wonders of the new world, all while forming new friendships and relationships along the way.

Meet the characters from In Another World With My Smartphone

Yumina Urnea Belfast

Yumina is the quintessential gentle-royal type but like, she’s not just a porcelain doll—there’s a stubborn backbone under that white dress that will surprise you. Soft-spoken and polite, she somehow manages to run a whole court and still get flustered over tiny things (like someone complimenting her hair — she’ll turn tomato-red, honestly). She loves etiquette, tea times, ribbon bows, and also quietly hoards maps and strategy notes because she’s smarter than she looks. Sometimes she’s indecisive about romance (classic), then promptly makes a laser-focused, surprisingly bold call in an emergency; also she bakes cookies sometimes?

Touya Mochizuki

Touya is the “I have a smartphone in another world” guy so of course he’s casually OP, resourceful, and somehow low-key chaotic in the best way. He’s weirdly chill, a little awkward social-wise (why is he always embarrassed?) but also absurdly competent in battle and science and… cooking? (He definitely burns ramen occasionally.) He’s protective to a fault, deadpan sarcastic, and endlessly patient with his friends, even when they drive him mad. Also he will literally improvise a solution with duct tape and magic and somehow make it work — love that for him.

Yae Kokonoe

Yae is spicy shrine-maiden-meets-ninja energy, all sharp edges and secret fluffs — like, she’ll karate-chop a demon then trip over a kitten and go “I’m fine” while blushing. Fiercely loyal and super proud, she’s got this tsundere sparkle where she denies feelings loudly but then shows up with healing herbs at midnight. There’s a ritual-minded seriousness to her, but she also collects weird cute trinkets that contradict her whole vibe (I KNOW). She’s oddly sentimental about old songs and will sing embarrassing childhood tunes if you promise to shut up about it later.

Elze Shileska

Elze is textbook sword-wielding badass with a soft spot that leaks out in the most unexpected ways (like secretly reading mushy romance fanfic — no, seriously). Stoic, pragmatic, slightly intimidating at first glance, but she’s also ridiculously caring toward her friends and *extremely* punctual; don’t be late, she will glare. She trains hard, eats like a bear (big appetite alert), and has a dry sense of humor that sneaks up on you. Sometimes she really pretends not to care about flowers and then you catch her sniffing them in the garden at dawn — iconic contradictions.

Lean

Lean (yes, just Lean — mysterious and a little too elegant) is this quiet, graceful type who gives off centuries-old wisdom but also fidgets with tiny gadgets when bored. She studies artifacts, speaks softly, and is the kind of person who will explain a curse’s etiquette before breaking it, which, honestly, classy. She’s oddly fond of spicy snacks even though she acts like a refined librarian (tiny scandal), and she trips over rugs sometimes which is both humbling and adorable. Her calm can flip to fierce protectiveness in a blink, so don’t underestimate the whispering librarian energy.

Linse Shileska

Linse is the sweet, bookish sister who looks fragile but is surprisingly stubborn and has emotional steel when it counts — 0 to fierce in half a second. Shy around strangers, all big smiles with friends, and honestly her cooking experiments are both risky and endearing (some days edible, other days “what even is this?”). She collects plushies, takes care of stray animals, and yet she can stand toe-to-toe in strategy debates like it’s nothing — go Linse. Also, she cries during happy endings and then immediately hides the tissues like she’s not a mess, which I adore.

Sushie Elnea Ortlinde

Sushie is pure bubbly royalty — sunshine in human form who also has an iron will behind the giggles, which is such a delightful combo. Totally airheaded sometimes (bless her), but she’s also brave and surprisingly pragmatic when the plot demands it — like “oops I tripped but now I’m leading the charge” energy. She loves cute things, sparkles, and probably owns three dozen hairpins, yet she’ll sign treaties and give stern pep talks when needed. Contradictions? She swears she can’t cook but then makes the most comforting soup in the universe; honestly, I don’t even question it.