NO.555ANIMEOOTDMisaki Kirihara
NO.555ANIMEOOTDMisaki Kirihara
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Misaki Kirihara
Misaki Kirihara
Darker than Black ↗ / 2007
Foreign Affairs Section 4 chief
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ABOUT Misaki Kirihara / 01—0601First appearance and background
Misaki appears in the original 2007 television anime as Section 4’s chief investigating Contractor incidents. This profile uses her first-season police identity; later appointments are kept separate rather than merged into one current role.
02Personality and appeal
Justice and sharp intuition define her beyond the image of a calm woman with glasses. Facing Contractors, she still assesses responsibility through evidence and action. Serious professionalism contrasts with small everyday habits.
03Story journey
Her investigations approach the Contractor world from policing and urban order. She lacks complete knowledge of hidden operations, so new evidence changes her judgments. Limited information creates the tension of her investigative perspective.
04Relationships
Yusuke Saito and Yutaka Kono are police colleagues. Hei and his civilian identity Li Shenshun intersect with her investigations and personal encounters. Her knowledge of these identities changes by story stage; speculation is not a confirmed romantic relationship.
05Versions and visual identity
Brown long hair, glasses and professional clothing are visual identifiers. Season two involves another role and name, which this page leaves as later-story context without major spoilers. Photo-style, toy-style and reaction images are AI fan works.
06Fan interpretations
Fan reading: Misaki holds onto ordinary human judgment in a world where ordinary rules fail. Without supernatural shortcuts, she investigates, revises and accepts responsibility. This is interpretation, not an official conclusion. Watch when she changes her view of someone and what evidence prompts it.
