Yetu’s mother and a figure of misunderstanding, representing Yetu’s tension with her family and community as they grapple with the historian's responsibilities.

An elder wajinru nearly 150 years old, known for his compassion and greater memory capacity, providing Yetu with the care and understanding she seeks.

A historic figure who represents the wajinru's first encounter with humans, offering them language and inspiring their society's early structure.

The second historian of the wajinru, symbolizing a new beginning and the complex nature of their history, born from an extraordinary event.

A previous historian known for his passion and anger, leading to significant conflict within wajinru history due to his impassioned actions.

A self-appointed leader seen in the Remembrance, whose traditionalism and conservatism clash with Basha's more radical ideas.

A kind and observant two-leg woman who cares for Yetu and helps her gain self-awareness and insights into the human world.

A two-leg woman with whom Yetu forms a deep connection, helping Yetu understand herself and her place within her own community and the world.