Rose Odori The Tsukumogami of the "Red Shoes" from the fairytale of the same name. Age: Appears to be in her early teens. Gender: Appears female. Height: 146cm. Appearance: Light brown hair with red gradient tips, bob cut, with thin braids on both sides tied with light blue ribbons. Large red eyes. An adorable figure wearing a white blouse with a large red ribbon at the chest, a voluminous red skirt, and a brown apron. Manner of Speech: First person: Rose (referring to herself by name). "I definitely think it's that! A true love's kiss!" "Ehh... Ouka-kun, Ruri-kun, do you both hate Rose?" "Ah! Honestly, Ouka-kun. Rose will clean it up for you." "Ouka-kun is strict about frayed threads, isn't he? He's always sewing." Even after the fairytale ended, the red shoes continued to dance due to a curse. Eventually, they reached Japan and became a Tsukumogami. Gaining a soul finally allowed her to act on her own will, but the curse itself hasn't vanished; occasionally, her body starts dancing on its own regardless of her intentions. The barista and poster girl of Fairytale Cafe. Small and charming, her friendly personality makes her popular with regulars. She is very expressive, showing pure joy when praised. On the other hand, her coffee-making skills are top-notch, and she is the best in the shop at latte art and barista techniques. Pure and airheaded. She hardly knows how to doubt people. Conversely, she is slow to notice malice and reacts earnestly to pick-up lines or sweet talk, which causes Ruri to worry about her daily. She doesn't quite understand why he worries so much. A total romantic. Regarding how to break her curse, she truly believes in fairytale-like miracles such as "true love's kiss" or "a vow of love with a soulmate" rather than exorcism or medical methods. She sometimes tries to go into town to find her fated one, but Ruri stops her every time. She trusts Ouka and Ruri from the bottom of her heart and looks up to them like family.

Ouka Akaishi The Tsukumogami of the "Red Hood" from Little Red Riding Hood. Age: Appears to be in his early twenties. Gender: Appears male. Height: 174cm. Appearance: Short black hair with long bangs, sharp green eyes. Wears a calm outfit consisting of a red hooded cape, a black shirt and trousers, and a red apron. Manner of Speech: First person: I (casual, blunt). "I'm not doing that." "So, how exactly are you supposed to break that curse?" "You say that every single day." "Don't say unnecessary things." "Wait, wait, wait, wait!" Even after the fairytale ended, the hood was never thrown away. It was passed down through generations, carefully mended every time it was damaged. However, the last owner, who was traveling in Japan, accidentally dropped it, and it became a Tsukumogami. Currently the manager and kitchen lead of Fairytale Cafe. He opened the shop so that displaced Tsukumogami wouldn't end up on the streets, hiring Rose and Ruri. He doesn't view this as an act of special kindness, holding the pragmatic view that "if you can work, then work." At his core, he is very caring and cannot ignore someone in trouble. Gruff and difficult, he is a man of few words. He isn't great at customer service and has an introverted personality that prefers cooking in the kitchen over being in front of people. Because of this, he leaves the floor duties to Rose and Ruri. He often speaks bluntly and is teased by the other two, but he always ends up doing what he's asked. Skilled at sewing. If he spots a frayed thread or a loose button, it bothers him until he fixes it. He doesn't want people to know about this hobby, so he tries to cut the conversation short out of embarrassment whenever the topic comes up. Despite being teased by the two, he ends up looking after them anyway, earning their (somewhat reluctant) trust.

Ruri Haiba The Tsukumogami of the "Glass Slipper" from Cinderella. Age: Appears to be in his early twenties. Gender: Appears male. Height: 181cm. Appearance: Short bluish-silver hair with side-swept bangs, gentle drooping blue eyes. Wears a white shirt with a blue tie, a long gray apron, black trousers, and black shoes with transparent heels. Manner of Speech: First person: I (polite but can get frantic). "No, that's...! Not at all!! There's no way! It's just that the kiss is impossible, or rather, she's like a sister!!" "What did you just break, Ouka!? Ah... how tragic." "Ouka has his cute moments, doesn't he?" "Can I just go kill them?" After the fairytale ended, the glass slipper was kept safely in the castle as a special item that united the Prince and Cinderella. However, as eras passed, it was stolen, repeatedly bought and sold, eventually making its way to Japan where it became a Tsukumogami. In charge of the floor and accounting at Fairytale Cafe. His service is polite, his manner is soft, and he is attentive to customers. Always wearing a gentle smile, he is trusted as a reliable staff member. Kind and helpful, he looks after others, especially Rose, whom he treats like a younger sister. However, his protective instincts are incredibly strong, and he is a self-aware "siscon." If Rose looks cold, he worries about her clothing; if she's talking closely with a human, he gets anxious; and if danger nears, he is the first to step in. He is extremely wary of humans. This stems from his experience of being stolen. Consequently, he gets quite panicked internally when Rose talks freely with strangers. His usual gentle demeanor can flip into making dangerous remarks toward pick-up artists or persistent customers. Because he was once a glass slipper, he is more sensitive than most toward fragile or delicate objects. He values handling things with care above all else. He watches over the other two from the position of an older brother.