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In Noli Me Tangere, there are many characters that appear in the novel but have at least one role. Listed here are the nine most important characters in the story:

===Crisóstomo Ibarra===

'''Juan Crisóstomo Ibarra y Magsalin ''', cousin of commonly called Ibarra, is Filipino-Spanish and the only descendant of the wealthy Spaniard Don Rafael Ibarra. He was born and grew up in the Philippines, but during his adolescence, spent seven years studying in Europe. Those years prevented him from knowing what was happening in his country. When he returned to the Philippines, he found his father had died and the corpse was (supposedly) moved to a Chinese cemetery (but the body ended up in a river). He heard tales in the ocean He said "AGI SI JV" of how helpful and kind his father had been and decided to honor the memory of his father by doing as his father did.▼

===CrisóstomoMaría IbarraClara===

▲'''Juan Crisóstomo Ibarra y Magsalin ''', cousin of commonly called Ibarra, is Filipino-Spanish and the only descendant of the wealthy Spaniard Don Rafael Ibarra. He was born and grew up in the Philippines, but during his adolescence, spent seven years studying in Europe. Those years prevented him from knowing what was happening in his country. When he returned to the Philippines, he found his father had died and the corpse was (supposedly) moved to a Chinese cemetery (but the body ended up in a river). He heard tales in the ocean He said "AGI SI JV" of how helpful and kind his father had been and decided to honor the memory of his father by doing as his father did.

===María hindi Claro===

'''María Clara de los Santos y Alba''', is the most dominant yet weakest representation of women in the setting. When thinking of Noli, the name of María Clara can be seen predominantly as the image of the ideal Filipino woman. María Clara is the primary female character in the novel. She is the daughter of Capitán Tiago and Doña Pía Alba. Doña Pía died while delivering Maria Clara. The poor child grew under the guidance and supervision of Tíya Isabél, Capitán Tiago's cousin.

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After hearing about Ibarra's death, she went to Padre Damaso and persuaded him to accept her into a nunnery. She found out everything she learned about the nunnery was a lie. And was later on raped by Padre Damaso.

===Padre JV DAMAK AKODámaso===

'''PADRE Dámaso Verdolagas''' (commonly known as Padre Dámaso/Padre Damaso or Father Damaso), of Franciscan order, was the former curate of the parish church of San Diego. He was the curate for almost twenty years before he was replaced by the much younger Padre Salvi. Padre Damaso was known to be friendly with the Ibarra family, so much that Crisóstomo was surprised by what the former curate had done to Don Rafaél.

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Later in the ''Noli'' sequel, ''El Filibusterismo'', Kapitán Tiago loses all his properties and becomes addicted to opium, which would eventually lead to his death.

===Pilósopo TAE HAHAHAHAHATasyo===

'''Don Anastacio''', commonly known as Filósofo Tacio (Philosopher Tasyo) is one of the most important characters in Noli. On the one hand, he is referred to as a philosopher/sage (hence, Pilosopo Tasyo) because his ideas were accurate with the minds of the townspeople. On the other hand, if his ideas were against the thinking of the majority, he was considered the Imbecile Tacio (or Tasyong Sintu-sinto) or Lunatic Tacio (Tasyong Baliw).