Meg Shion, a childhood friend of the protagonist since kindergarten, often succumbs to panic during supernatural encounters, loudly worrying about how such events might disrupt her life. Her vibrant personality is marked by a passion for fashion and modeling, driven by a meticulous dedication to cultivating a polished, stylish image.

A recurring trait involves her frequent mispronunciation of kanji, which once accidentally disrupted a perilous ritual, averting disaster. This quirk creates a deliberate contrast with her friend’s expertise in the occult, emphasizing their contrasting roles.

Her mother, a fashion designer, and their family dog, Gumi, subtly tie into narrative stakes—her mother’s spontaneous visit with the pet once helped defuse a supernatural crisis. This familial link to fashion underscores Meg’s own ambitions in the field.

Her daily life intertwines school routines with the unpredictability of magical training, blending mundane teenage concerns with chaotic mystical forces. Interactions with the protagonist highlight their shared navigation of ordinary adolescence amid extraordinary circumstances.