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>>7057985
Well obviously Narahara is strong, as he has both the mindset and the skill. Though he may not have any tricks up his sleeve, the moves that he does have are more than enough to beat pretty much anyone.
Sca-Ji may be the only writer who have mastered Hiru no Tsuki: his unpredictability is too much for the most writers to handle. Though he does talk too much, and a clever opponent will use that opening to prove his superiority.
Gen is a lone wolf who have lost hope for the world, yet still continues to fight. His relentless assault has become his trademark, but it's not hard to beat him on the field he doesn't have much experience in.
Nasu is an old man who only brags about his old victories, even though no one is quite sure they were that great. No one have seen him in action for quite a long time, so most people don't even take him seriously anymore. He may rise again, but who knows how much time it will take.
Ryukishi is known for his long combos, but he quickly gets tired. If you wait for him to finish his combo, you can beat him blindfolded. That is, of course, if you live long enough to see the end of it, as it's quite strong around the middle.
Baio was pretty average at the beginning of his career, but then he discovered his strongest technique and used it right away. He has grown quite attached to it, though, so that makes his style more predictable.

>>6833821
We can use her silhouette CG. Though I honestly see no problem in revealing her looks: she doesn't play any important role in the VN, anyways. And when she does (like in Kaigen Seito), her looks are no longer a spoiler.

On a similar note, I remember people making suggestions for including Maou. He does deserve a spot (probably taking Norose's place), but I don't know what exactly we may use for him. Maybe I should finally read G-Senjou.