Our heroine Eryth Millfall from Gundemonium Recollection returns.

Her shot is a twin shot. you can move quickly with her, since she's the fastest of the three. while holding down the fire button or using rapid, will increase your firepower by increasing your attack speed but this will also lowers your movement speed. Be careful when doing this, as your guns may overheat and will not be usable for a short time(you will see a yellow meter, which turns red). Her Mana ability throws the Fortune Wheel that slows down bullets and enemies as long as it hits something (Be an enemy or obstacle).and does damage and can go through enemies.

She has several bombs which are the Matrix Masters from Gundemonium Recollection. this time, helping you than trying to kill you.

Ruby Matrix Master
Fires a huge powerful beam for a short amount of time. Her bomb gauge recharges quickly

Diamond Matrix Master
Summons four crystals which lock onto enemies and shoot lasers. She also has two bomb gauges instead of one.

Sapphire Matrix Master
Freezes time and turns bullets into large gems. Bomb gauge recharges slowly, unless there a lot of bullets on screen, then you can use it again.

Emerald Matrix Master
Emerald appears and shoots fast moving emeralds over the screen, destroying everything. Her bomb gauge recharges quickly as well.

Pearl Matrix Masters
5 cards surround you that block bullets for a short amount of time or is destroy from blocking too many bullets. If you use a bomb while dying you'll summon the other master who attacks enemies with a scythe, which can piercing enemies. Slow bomb recharge time though.

Jet Matrix Master
Summons a huge machine which does several swift punches destroying enemies.

fun fact:
Eryth appears as a playable character in these games: Hitogata Happa (As Fourtuner) and Dicing Knight. She also has a cameo in Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils has a mini-boss.

Elixirel Chrome Matrix Proxy or just Elixirel returns from Gundemonium Recollection and this time, isn't a secret character and is already unlock. She's the slowest of the three but has high attack power. She good for noobs.

Tapping the fire button slowly, fires a weak single shot(which is made up of 3 shots). Tapping fire or using rapid quickly fires a weak five way shot, which is good at taking down waves of enemies. Holding the fire button lowers your speed but fires a powerful laser. The mana button allows her to activate whisper Wind, an ability which activates slow down until she runs out of mana. She only has one bomb and that's Gundemonium, which summons the demon crystal to destroy everything on screen and change all bullets into gems.

fun fact: She appears as a playable character (As Lovers) in Hitogata Happa and a cameo as a item in Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils. She also makes a nod to bunny(from bunny must die) at the end of Gundemonium Recollection and even jokes she has time powers. This also counts as the first time ever, she use her red revolver.

Her first appears in the series. She average in speed but has a close/melee range attack and relies on her relics/weapons for far range attacks.

She cannot Auto or Panic Bomb at all and her main shot is close range. When she turns around she becomes invincible for a short amount of time. Her normal attack is to punch in front of her constantly. It does a lot of damage, even more then Elixirel's laser! If you move close to bosses or certain enemies time will slow down

her relics:
Murakumo
A sword option. It shoots normal bullets and can damage enemies by touching them. This can sometimes be better than Masakado as it makes maximum use of Nagi's fists.

Masakado
Its like the one above only it cannot damage enemies and when its in front of you it fires a beam which does almost the same amount of damage as her punching! Very useful for bosses since you'll won't be moving as much.

Ikaruga
this option is like the first one except it can cancel bullets by touching them whilst its moving. great when your trap in a corner by bullets.

fun fact: Murakumo is a legendary Japanese sword and one of three Imperial Regalia of Japan. It was originally called Ame-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi but its name was later changed to the more popular Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi.

Masakado is the symbol of yin and yang.

Ikaruga is a ref to Treasure bullet hell game by the same name.