Simi's love interest and the son of a village leader, known for his strong protective instincts toward those he loves, including his younger siblings.

Orisa of the sea, serving as a mentor and guide to Simi. She possesses the power to walk on land and has created the Mami Wata to assist her mission.

The antagonist with a complicated nature, representing crossroads with both good and bad aspects, bringing tension and conflict to the story.

A warrior and one of Kola’s friends, known for her choice to keep her head shaved and her unapologetic attitude.

The creator in Yoruba myth, whose presence provides love and guidance throughout Simi's journey, despite being unseen.

A yumbo who joins Simi and Kola on their journey, forming a supportive part of the group dynamic.

A close friend of Kola and a peacekeeper in the group, maintaining harmony and rarely losing his composure amidst challenges.

Another Mami Wata, appearing briefly and representing the commitment to the cause that challenges Simi.

Figures from Simi’s memories who influence her skills and yearning for her past human life, integrated into her character development.

Kola’s younger twin siblings, providing motivation for Kola's actions and embodying themes of protection and familial bonds.

A high priest crucial in bringing Simi and Kola's paths together, hinting at possible future involvement in the series.

Leader of the bultungin with strong shapeshifting abilities, presenting potential connections to other characters.