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They are rumored to be able to run along highways at extremely high speeds, which allows them to overtake cars and then look back at drivers with their human faces. She later confronts her ex-husband and is killed by him, unintentionally, when he stabs her for dragging him back to the Sakurami Tower. He is killed by Bacchus for becoming a security risk when it is revealed that he will in the future be captured and give up the passwords for the vault in which they are taking shelter. In the final chapter, it is revealed he has become a government worker in the city's public safety department and is the second boss of his family's Yakuza gang who helps him protect the city. Rea Amano (天野 礼亜, Amano Rea) is Yuki's mother who is rarely at home because of her work as a video game programmer. She is named after Rhea, the mother of Jupiter's Greek equivalent, Zeus. He is named after Cronus, the father of Jupiter's Greek equivalent, Zeus. Her father is actually Karyuudo Tsukishima, the Tenth Diary user. She has a rather playful and nonchalant attitude toward Deus and the other Diary users. After the incident where Keigo commits suicide, he entrusts Masumi his role of balancing out the other Diary users.

Like Yuno, Murumuru originates from the First World, having enjoyed the survival game so much that she performs a time leap with Yuno to the Second World, traps her alternate self in Yuno's illusions, and gives Yuno her second Future Diary. Most of the time she serves as the comic relief of the series. Cross Over is the second part of HyuN's "Cross" series of songs and the sequel of Cross Soul. After Deus dies, Murumuru declares herself God until the second game is won, but the future of the Third World is altered through numerous catalysts. The Second World Murumuru escapes from Yuno's illusions with Yuki, beating down her First World self. With nowhere else to turn, her other more assertive self surfaces and asks Rin out on a date. Some argued it was more comedic than horrific, and its pacing was mostly criticized. He appears later trying to reconcile with Yuki and their family.

Although she initially attempted to kill Aru she did so under her father's promise (later revealed to be a lie) that they could be a family again. He revealed the reason he bullies Yuki is because his 'crybaby face' reminds him of a stupid dog of his. In the Second World, she is killed by Yuki after a failed attempt to convince Yuki the fact that the resurrection of his parents would be impossible even if he were to become god. Masumi was killed by the Eleventh's men by using himself as a shield of gun shots to protect Minene. When he is at a shrine with his son, he is stabbed in the abdomen by Bacchus' men. However, this is a facade as Kurou is secretly working under John Bacchus to destroy Yuki's diary without knowing it will kill Yuki, in exchange of having his debts paid. This diary records any "triumphs" that Kosaka achieves in the future. She poses as a major antagonist towards the end of both the main series and Future Diary: Paradox, scheming behind Deus for her own personal fun.

Its usefulness is limited, however, as Kosaka views everything he does correctly as a great personal triumph, regardless of how small the task. Another serious shortcoming of his diary is that it only records when Kosaka will succeed, and therefore will not update if he is going to fail. In the Third World, the future diary survival game never happens. Deus breaks the wall of space-time, connecting a path to 10,000 years later in the future of the Second World, allowing Yuki and the Third World Yuno to succeed after him as gods. Their parents Eustoma and Forbesii, who are respectively the kings of the gods and the demons, also arrive and introduce themselves. But his plans are foiled by Marco and Ai, forcing him to escape only to encounter his ex-wife whom he accidentally kills. Yuki gets mad and kills him with a pistol. After her father's death, she helps Yuki whenever possible.