Tiare

Tiare is brave and stubbornly determined to help her parents. Although the Dungeon is clearly beyond the capabilities of an ordinary village child, she refuses to remain behind once the group reaches the island and asks to accompany the rescuers herself.

Her determination comes from trust as much as desperation. Hakuryuu promises that he will save her parents, and Tiare places considerable faith in that promise even while continuing into danger herself.

Tiare has no established magical powers or combat techniques. She is an ordinary member of the Torran village and relies on the Dungeon Capturers for protection once she enters the dangerous area surrounding Zagan.

In the manga, she speaks the Torran language used by her people, a surviving language connected to their ancient origins. The anime instead depicts her speaking the common language used by the other characters.

Tiare is introduced when the Torran villagers guide Aladdin's group toward Zagan's Dungeon. She asks to accompany the group because her parents are among the villagers who have been abducted. Hakuryuu promises to rescue them, but Tiare nevertheless follows the group inside.

The creature posing as Zagan subsequently takes Tiare hostage. Her danger makes the Dungeon's threat personal for Hakuryuu and the others, particularly after he has already promised her that her family will be saved.

After Morgiana destroys Fake Zagan's true body, Tiare is freed and runs to Hakuryuu. During the confrontation with Dunya Musta'sim, Isaac and Ithnan, Hakuryuu carries Tiare and the weakened Morgiana away from the immediate battle.

Hakuryuu Ren becomes the person Tiare trusts most among the Dungeon Capturers. He promises to rescue her parents, protects her inside the Dungeon and comforts her after she is freed.

Aladdin, Alibaba Saluja and Morgiana join Hakuryuu in the expedition that gives Tiare a chance to recover her family.

Tiare's unnamed parents are the reason she enters the Dungeon. Their abduction motivates her to follow the group despite the obvious danger.