Top 20 Main Characters of Mob Psycho 100
Mob Psycho 100, the anime that proves true strength comes from within
In a universe where espers compete with devastating psychic powers and malicious spirits lurk in every corner of Seasoning City, Mob Psycho 100 chooses to tell something radically different: the story of an ordinary boy who possesses the most extraordinary powers in the world, yet refuses to let them define him. Created by ONE, the genius behind One Punch Man, this anime adapted by studio Bones is a work of stunning thematic and visual richness, dissecting identity, personal growth, and what it truly means to be strong with rare intelligence. Its explosive psychic battles are breathtaking, but it is its characters, with exceptional depth and humanity, that make Mob Psycho 100 a truly unique series in the world of anime.
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Here is the top 20 main Mob Psycho 100 characters who forever marked fans of the series, and whose collector figures are among the most sought-after in the entire anime universe.
The top 20 essential Mob Psycho 100 characters
1. Shigeo Kageyama, known as Mob
Shigeo Kageyama, universally known by the nickname Mob, is one of the most subversive and endearing protagonists in modern anime. A withdrawn middle school student, socially awkward and seemingly lacking any charisma, he nevertheless contains a cataclysmic level of psychic power, capable of leveling entire buildings when his emotions reach their saturation point. But what makes Mob absolutely fascinating is precisely his choice never to make his powers the center of his identity. He refuses to use psychokinesis to impress, dominate, or gain approval from others: his true goal is to join the Body Improvement Club, confess his feelings to the girl he loves, and grow as an ordinary human being. His emotional counter, which inevitably rises toward 100% and triggers terrifying psychic explosions when it overflows, is one of the most ingenious narrative devices in all of shonen. As a Mob Psycho 100 collector figure, Mob in his 100% release state with his unleashed purple aura is a piece of absolutely unforgettable visual power.
2. Arataka Reigen
Arataka Reigen is undoubtedly the most unique and irresistible character in Mob Psycho 100. Presenting himself as the greatest psychic of the modern era, he runs his exorcism agency with baffling confidence and smooth talk, even though he has absolutely no real psychic power. A kind-hearted fraud, a big-hearted manipulator, and an awkward but sincere father figure, Reigen is the character who should be detestable but ends up being the most beloved in the entire series. His ability to escape any desperate situation through rhetoric alone, his courage in the face of supernatural threats despite his total lack of powers, and the genuine affection he has for Mob beneath his exploitative appearance make him a character of unexpected complexity. His anime figure in a suit, finger pointed and showman’s smile, is one of the most popular and iconic collector pieces in the franchise.
3. Dimple
Dimple is the evil spirit who gradually becomes one of Mob’s most loyal and touching allies, in a redemption arc as unexpected as it is moving. A former ambitious demon seeking to take control of a human body to rule the world, he is defeated by Mob at the beginning of the series and is reduced to the existence of a small green ghost floating in the wake of the boy who beat him. Cynical, self-interested, and always ready to look for an opportunity to regain power, Dimple nevertheless develops an authentic loyalty toward Mob that even he cannot explain. His sacrifice in the later arcs of the series is one of the most emotionally devastating moments in the entire anime. As Mob Psycho 100 goodies, Dimple in his small grimacing green flame form is the essential collector mascot of the franchise.
4. Ritsu Kageyama
Ritsu Kageyama is Mob’s younger brother, a brilliant, popular, and admired teenager whose personal arc is one of the most psychologically rich in Mob Psycho 100. Living in the shadow of an older brother he sees as infinitely more powerful than himself despite his ordinary appearance, Ritsu develops a secret obsession with psychic powers he believes he will never possess. When his abilities finally awaken, he temporarily slides into the exact use of powers that Mob refuses: using them to dominate and validate himself. This fall and his return to himself make him a particularly revealing mirror of the series’ central message. His collector figure alongside Mob forms the most emotionally charged brotherly duo in the entire Mob Psycho 100 universe.
5. Teruki Hanazawa
Teruki Hanazawa, known as Teru, is the first major antagonist of Mob Psycho 100 and one of its most beloved supporting characters. A popular school leader and powerful esper whose perfect hairstyle reflects carefully cultivated vanity, he has built his entire identity on the belief that his psychic powers make him superior to other human beings. His devastating confrontation with Mob, who does not even bother using his powers offensively against him, literally shatters his ego and forces him to rebuild himself on more authentic foundations. This transformative humiliation makes Teru one of the best examples of character development in the series: the enemy who becomes the most reliable ally. His anime figure with his polished look and unleashed psychic aura is a particularly successful collector piece.
6. Sho Suzuki
Sho Suzuki is the son of Toichiro Suzuki, the main antagonist of season 2, and one of the most powerful espers in the entire series despite his young age. Rebellious and independent, he categorically refuses to follow in his father’s footsteps and secretly works to bring him down, not out of filial hatred but from a sincere conviction that Toichiro’s ideology of domination is fundamentally wrong. His disconcerting pragmatism, offbeat sense of humor, and way of treating the gravest situations with total casualness make him instantly endearing. Sho embodies the possibility of choosing one’s own path rather than the one traced by lineage, a central theme of Mob Psycho 100. As a collector figure, his youthful silhouette surrounded by an electric aura is a piece full of attitude.
7. Toichiro Suzuki
Toichiro Suzuki is the president of Claw, the main antagonist esper organization in Mob Psycho 100, and the most powerful opponent Mob has ever faced. An esper of absolutely titanic level, capable of accumulating and releasing amounts of psychic energy powerful enough to destroy entire cities, he has devoted his life to the belief that beings with powers are superior to ordinary humans and deserve to rule them. But beneath the absolute certainty of the conqueror hides a man who sacrificed his family, emotional bonds, and humanity on the altar of an empty ideology. His confrontation with Mob, who proves to him that sincere human emotion can surpass the most colossal raw power, is one of the most visually and thematically impressive climaxes in the anime. His collector figure in full power release is a piece of devastating majesty.
8. Katsuya Serizawa
Katsuya Serizawa is the most powerful esper in the organization Claw after Toichiro himself, and one of the characters whose redemption arc is the most deeply human in the entire series. An antisocial man suffering from paralyzing social anxiety, he spent years hiding inside an umbrella that served both as a shield against the world and as a container for his immense uncontrollable psychic power. His meeting with Reigen, who simply offers him a job and a place in the world without judging or exploiting him, triggers a transformation of moving gentleness. Serizawa is proof that even the most broken characters can find their path toward healing when they are offered a sincere space of belonging. His anime figure with his legendary umbrella is a collector piece of rare tenderness.
9. Musashi Goda
Musashi Goda is the president of Mob’s middle school Body Improvement Club, and although he is not an esper, he holds a central place in the protagonist’s personal development. He welcomes Mob into the club unconditionally, offering him a space where psychic power has no value and where only regular work on oneself matters. His philosophy of physical improvement as a metaphor for inner growth resonates deeply with the central message of Mob Psycho 100: true strength is not supernatural, it is built every day through ordinary effort. Goda is the unexpected mentor Mob needed, the one who teaches him that true transformation does not come from powers but from daily willpower. His benevolent energy makes him a symbolic and endearing anime figure.
10. Tome Kurata
Tome Kurata is the passionate president of Mob’s middle school Telepathy Club, an enthusiastic and uninhibited teenager whose obsession with UFOs and the paranormal joyfully contrasts with the supernatural everyday life of the series. Her relationship with Mob, built on an awkward and sincere friendship that neither of them quite knows how to handle, is one of the purest and most human bonds in the anime. Her personal arc in season 3, where she fulfills her dream of traveling among the stars thanks to Mob, is one of the brightest and most liberating moments in the entire franchise. Tome reminds us that ordinary dreams deserve to be pursued just as much as heroic destinies. As Mob Psycho 100 goodies, her lively silhouette and contagious enthusiasm make her a collector piece full of life.
11. Ichi Mezato
Ichi Mezato is Mob’s school’s aspiring journalist, a tenacious and ambitious teenager whose instinct for extraordinary stories regularly places her at the heart of the most dangerous events in the series. Somewhat cynical but driven by genuine curiosity for the truth, she ends up playing an unexpected role in the most important arcs of Mob Psycho 100, especially in the media construction of Mob as a public figure. Her determination to document the real world rather than escape into fantasy makes her an interesting counterpoint to espers who define their worth through their powers. Mezato is the kind of supporting character whose importance becomes clear long after her first appearance, a mark of ONE’s writing quality. Her collector figure is a welcome surprise for the most attentive fans.
12. Miyagawa
Miyagawa is the leader of the ultimate powers division within Claw, an esper whose dark charisma and absolute loyalty to Toichiro’s ideology make him one of the most coherent antagonists in the series. His faith in the superiority of espers over ordinary humans is not presented as pure evil, but as a deep conviction born from a lifetime of being different and feared. The confrontations he creates test the protagonists’ certainties and raise uncomfortable questions about the nature of merit and power in a world where some are born with extraordinary gifts. Miyagawa represents the tragic side of the esper condition in the Mob Psycho 100 universe. His anime figure, radiating a controlled and threatening aura, is a particularly polished collector piece.
13. Ekubo (Broccoli Form)
Although Ekubo is the same entity as Dimple, his so-called Broccoli form, in which he temporarily embodies the plant god of a cult he created himself to accumulate spiritual power, deserves a separate entry in this ranking because it forms such an absolutely memorable narrative and comic arc. This period where Dimple plays the role of a plant deity worshiped by dozens of followers is one of Mob Psycho 100’s sharpest satires on power dynamics, manipulation of beliefs, and the fragility of idols built from nothing. The absurdity of the situation and the seriousness with which Dimple embraces his role as a vegetable god create a devastating comic contrast. As a collector figure, Dimple in Broccoli mode is the most improbable and deliciously strange piece in the entire Mob Psycho 100 range.
14. Kenji Mitsuura
Kenji Mitsuura is one of the members of the Body Improvement Club and a perfect representative of the gallery of ordinary human characters that Mob Psycho 100 elevates with as much care as its most powerful espers. Loyal, enthusiastic, and driven by sincere camaraderie toward Mob, he embodies the idea that belonging to a group and mutual support between ordinary people can be as transformative as any supernatural power. His regular presence beside Mob in the most ordinary moments of school life anchors the protagonist in a human reality from which his powers constantly threaten to distance him. Mitsuura is proof that the best friends are not always those who share your extraordinary nature, but those who accept your ordinary nature. His anime figure in sportswear is a humble and sincere piece.
15. Takane Matsuo
Takane Matsuo is one of the members of Claw whose path most clearly illustrates how an organization can exploit the fragilities and desire for belonging of those who feel rejected by ordinary society. An intermediate-level esper whose manipulation powers have been placed in service of an ideology of superiority he has never truly questioned, he represents the silent mass of antagonists who follow more from the need for structure than from deep conviction. His potential evolution after the fall of Claw raises the question Mob Psycho 100 likes to ask: what do we become when the group that gave meaning to our life collapses? His collector figure is for fans of the series who appreciate moral nuance beyond simple black-and-white thinking.
16. Toichiro Suzuki Junior
The spiritual sons of Toichiro Suzuki within Claw form a generation of espers raised in the absolute conviction of their superiority, and their collective confrontation with Mob’s team is one of the most spectacular action arcs of season 2. These elite fighters trained for domination come up against an unexpected wall: opponents who do not seek to dominate but simply to protect, a motivation whose quiet strength deeply unsettles them. The diversity of their powers and personalities makes them a particularly rich group of supporting characters, each carrying a different version of the same ideological conditioning. As Mob Psycho 100 goodies, the members of Claw’s elite in uniform are choice collector pieces for fans of the series’ most explosive arc.
17. Minori Asagiri
Minori Asagiri is the girl for whom Mob has feelings from the beginning of the series, and although her role is more discreet than that of the espers around her, she holds a central symbolic place in the protagonist’s emotional journey. Popular and kind without condescension, she treats Mob with a disarming normality that he sees as the sign of a humanity he aspires to with all his being. Her arc in season 3, where she unwillingly becomes the center of a supernatural crisis and Mob must choose between his feelings and reality, is the most personal emotional climax in the entire series. Minori represents what Mob is fundamentally seeking: an authentic human connection, without powers or masks. Her anime figure is the softest and most human piece in the entire collection.
18. Matsuo (Exorcist)
Matsuo is the independent exorcist specializing in the capture and domestication of spirits, a supporting character in Mob Psycho 100 whose comic presence and unorthodox methods bring welcome lightness to the most tense arcs. His collection of spirits trapped in jars and his mercantile pragmatism toward the supernatural form an amusing satire of the exorcism industry as the series depicts it. His interactions with Dimple and Mob reveal a radically pragmatic worldview: spirits are resources to exploit, not entities to respect. This philosophy, running counter to the protagonist’s, creates narrative friction as rich as it is funny. As a collector figure, Matsuo with his spirit jars is the most original and offbeat piece in the Mob Psycho 100 universe.
19. Banshomaru Shinra
Banshomaru Shinra is the master exorcist to whom Reigen regularly subcontracts cases that exceed his nonexistent abilities, a recurring character whose real competence and gentle serenity contrast with the self-proclaimed psychic’s boasting. His presence in the series humorously highlights the gap between the image Reigen projects and the reality of his abilities, while also showing that true expertise in the supernatural field can coexist with complete humility and normality. Banshomaru represents the authentic exorcist Reigen pretends to be, and their implicit relationship is one of the finest and most recurring jokes in Mob Psycho 100. His anime figure is the discreet collector piece that the series’ most loyal fans happily place beside Reigen’s.
20. The Tree Spirit
The giant Tree Spirit that invades Seasoning City in season 3 is much more than a simple oversized botanical antagonist: it is the cosmic mirror of everything Mob Psycho 100 has built from the beginning. This plant entity of colossal supernatural power, born from the accumulation of psychic energy and the loneliness of urban soil, pushes the entire city to unite not behind an overpowered hero but behind the collective effort of ordinary beings determined to reclaim their city. The final confrontation between Mob and this entity is the perfect synthesis of the series’ message: true greatness is born from human connection, not solitary power. As a collector figure or diorama, the Tree Spirit facing Mob is the monumental piece that crowns any worthy Mob Psycho 100 collection.
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