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Ryo

A name absent from the official record of Taki and Mitsuha's journey.

Based strictly on the provided source text regarding Makoto Shinkai's *Your Name*, there is no character named Ryo. The film features a specific cast including Taki Tachibana, Mitsuha Miyamizu, and supporting figures like Katsuhiko "Tessie" Teshigawara, Sayaka, Tsukasa Fujii, and Yotsuha. While the source details their voices, ages, birth dates, and roles in the body-swapping plot or the evacuation of Itomori, the name Ryo does not appear anywhere in the credits, character descriptions, or narrative summary provided.

Character Status
Not in Source Material
Affiliation
None
First Appears
N/A
Status
Unsupported by Provided Text

Verified Timeline

199519961998201320162022

Lore & Background

The story centers on Mitsuha Miyamizu, born December 1, 1995, in Itomori, Gifu, and Taki Tachibana, born December 1, 1998, in Tokyo. Their connection involves intermittent body swapping starting in 2016, leading to a tragic realization that Mitsuha died in 2013 when Comet Tiamat struck her town. Key figures like Katsuhiko "Tessie" Teshigawara (born January 18, 1996) assist in the evacuation by destroying a substation. Other named characters include Mitsuha's grandmother Hitoha, sister Yotsuha, father Toshiki, and Taki's friends Okudera and Fujii. The text notes cameos for Taki and Mitsuha in *Weathering with You*, but no character named Ryo is listed in any capacity.

In Their Own Story

The narrative follows the specific timeline of Taki and Mitsuha swapping bodies until the connection breaks due to a three-year time difference. Taki travels to Hida, discovers Itomori's ruins, and realizes 500 residents died. He drinks kuchikamizake at Goshintai shrine to regain memories, enlisting Tessie and Sayaka to trigger an evacuation that saves the town. Mitsuha persuades her father Toshiki to order the evacuation after finding "I love you" written on her hand instead of a name. Five years later, in 2022, Taki searches for Mitsuha, finally spotting her on a parallel JR East train and meeting at Suga Shrine to ask each other's names. Throughout this detailed account of tragedy, romance, and memory loss, the source provides no instance of a character named Ryo participating in these events.

Reader's Guide

This guide confirms that the name Ryo is not supported by the provided source material for *Your Name*. Fans seeking accurate information should reference the explicitly named characters: Taki Tachibana (voiced by Ryunosuke Kamiki), Mitsuha Miyamizu (voiced by Mone Kamishiraishi), Katsuhiko "Tessie" Teshigawara, Sayaka, Tsukasa Fujii, Yotsuha, Hitoha, and Toshiki. Any attributes assigned to a character named Ryo are not found in the official film credits, plot summary, or character descriptions contained in this text.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ryo in Your Name?

Ryo is not a character in Makoto Shinkai's Your Name. The film's cast includes Taki, Mitsuha, Sayaka, Tessie, Tsukasa, and Yotsuha, but no one named Ryo appears in the story or credits.

What is Ryo's role in the body-swap plot of Your Name?

There is no such role, as Ryo does not exist in the film's narrative. The body-swapping storyline involves only Taki Tachibana and Mitsuha Miyamizu.

How does Ryo's story end in Your Name?

Ryo has no story arc in Your Name because the character is absent from the movie entirely. Any reference to a Ryo ending likely stems from confusion with a different title.

Why is Ryo important to Your Name's plot?

Ryo is not important to the plot because the character simply does not appear in the film. The key figures driving the story are Taki, Mitsuha, and the residents of Itomori.

Is Ryo a hidden or cameo character in Your Name?

No, Ryo does not appear as a background extra, voice-over, or easter-egg reference anywhere in the film. The character is not part of Your Name's canon in any capacity.

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