Karakter & Staf

Jyushimatsu Matsuno

Utama

Male

The fifth brother. He is described as being very cheerful, but equally stupid.

Ichimatsu Matsuno

Utama

Male

Ichimatsu is the "lone wolf" of the Matsuno brothers. He has an affinity with cats and prefers to spend time with them rather than with people. For this reason, his brothers consider him to be antisocial, but in reality, Ichimatsu has difficulty expressing himself. Of the six brothers, the one he gets along with best is Jyuushimatsu, with whom he has a close relationship. We often see them together, helping each other. He feels contempt towards Karamatsu, which he finds painful and false with the airs that he takes,

Todomatsu Matsuno

Utama

Male

The sixth and youngest brother of the Matsuno household. Enjoys being spoiled and makes a living off of it too. He is loved by everyone.

Choromatsu Matsuno

Utama

Male

The third brother. Since he is the only one among the sextuplets with common sense he often plays the tsukkomi role, but that doesn't prevent him from joining in on his brothers oddities now and then. He really likes cute girls.

Karamatsu Matsuno

Utama

Male

The second brother. Likes to play tough and cool, but so far he really isn't doing a good job. Is ignored by his brothers most of the time, so even the slightest compliments make him happy. Is the kindest of the six and will do anything for his family, incapable of saying "no" when asked for help. Chibita is his only friend, and, just like all of his brothers, is in love with Totoko. There is times when he gets serious and angry, but these moments are rare, only happening when the situation truly calls for it. He loves wearing sparkly pants, jackets, sunglasses and even his own merchandise sometimes, his fashion is often ridiculed by his brothers, but some of them secretly thinks it's cool and want to try to wear it.

Osomatsu Matsuno

Utama

Male

The oldest and leader of the sextuplets, as well as the best fighter in the group. In the 1993 one-shot story Osomatsu-kun Grows Up, he has become a typical salaryman and is unmarried. His name comes from osomatsu (お粗末), which means lame or ill-prepared in Japanese.