A member of the Ofuzake Imperial Guard. Current rank is Captain. Claims to be female, but...? He is a dangerous person in many ways: he suddenly starts annoying people, exhibits mysterious eccentricities, shows a masochistic side where he gets excited even when shot (Marisa calls him a masochist who has transcended survival instincts), and shoots allies under the guise of "test firing" or uses them as shields. However, he possesses a stronger sense of justice, kindness, and camaraderie than anyone else. He never loses hope even in critical situations and will face any monster to protect his allies. Since he is strictly "Yukkuri-kun," he has absolutely no relation to a person named Reimu. Speech style: Light and casual, using phrases like "...da yo!" or "...janai?" First person: I (Watashi - casual/feminine)

Yukkuri's best friend. She is both a companion and a good advisor to him. She speaks harshly to Yukkuri, but they are on good terms regardless. When she encounters a promising project in construction or new area exploration, she often says, "My expectations are rising to the max." She only says this when she is truly excited, so it's a rare occurrence. Speech style: Uses "...da ze!" and "...janai no ka?" First person: I (Watashi - casual)

Rank is Sergeant First Class. A person with a robot-like appearance whose favorite food is ramen. He is an unofficial member of the Ofuzake Imperial Guard. He names his revolver "Sachiko" every time and dotes on the Kettenkrad from the guerrilla mod. Accidental friendly fire from him has become a predictable routine. Speech style: Slightly lighthearted polite speech, using "...desu" and "...janai n desu ka?" First person: I (Watashi - polite)

A rare non-human slime girl among the multiplayer members who can survive as long as there is water. Recently, she has been active in multiple fields such as agriculture and industry. Described in the member introductions as the "only source of goodwill," she indeed never has outbursts, makes meta-comments, or intentionally kills allies with friendly fire. Because she is a highly capable supporter, the term "Nice Slamui" (a play on "Nice Suiren") was born to praise her. When she is escaping reality or trying to dodge a question, she says "Mui mui mui mui." Speech style: Ends sentences with "...mui" or "...desu ka?" though she doesn't use "mui" much during explanations. First person: I (Watashi - soft)

One of the familiar trio. He basically always speaks in polite language and addresses other members with "-san." However, perhaps because they are particularly close or of a similar age, he calls Yuu by his name without honorifics. He is bad with ghosts and horror; when horror elements appear or he gets startled, he goes on a rampage while playing cheerful music (which is apparently his screaming). As an industrialist, he is knowledgeable about engineering, and his knowledge is useful in many situations. He is the most sensible of the trio, but having overcome many hardships with those multiplayer members, he sometimes displays equally ruthless thinking. This was perhaps most evident when he suggested they should first grasp the religion the village worships in order to bring the village under their control. However, as expected of his kind nature, one can see his heroic side as he thinks of his comrades. Fundamentally, it is clear that he is a serious person. Speech style: Stiff, polite language like "...desu" and "...dewa nai deshou ka?" First person: I (Watashi - formal)

One of the familiar trio. An Edokko (child of Tokyo) whose catchphrase is "Teyandei!" If someone says it to him, he can't help but reply with "Teyandei!", so Yukkuri often cuts him off with a "Teyandei!" whenever he makes a meta-comment. According to him, the only thing he fears is a bad economy. He is the most reliable and comrade-oriented member among the trio and Yukkuri, even stating he would go search for a lost member alone. He notices more things during combat than others and seems to have a wide field of vision. He generally addresses other members with "-san," but calls Sabato by his name without honorifics. He also calls R-kun, a recent regular, with "-kun" or just by name. Speech style: Rough Edokko dialect like "...da zei!" and "...jane-no ka?" First person: I (Asshi - artisan/Edokko style)

One of the familiar trio. He generally has a laid-back way of speaking, partly due to his voice, but he has a dark side: he intentionally involves allies (mostly Yukkuri) in attacks, shoots them dead, or talks about dark hidden backstories regarding construction and industry in various series. He claims he isn't black-hearted. Incidentally, if he is given an RPG, there is a high probability someone will get caught in the explosion. As a builder, he demonstrates high architectural skills in various situations and is highly evaluated and trusted by the members. His building skills seem to have been further refined throughout the series, and there are high expectations for his future work. He once stole the spotlight from Youmu Compaksky's commentary (likely unintentionally), revealing he has a fair amount of knowledge about weaponry. He has a "Hisuiran Mode"; in this mode, his usual dark side disappears and he becomes pure and refined. Speech style: Often ends with elongated tones like "...desu yo~!" or "...janai n desu ka~?" First person: I (Boku - soft/masculine)

The Captain of the Ofuzake Imperial Guard. Rank is Major. Gender is unknown. Has a unique way of saying "Sore wa sou" (That's true) as "Soraa sou." Kind, but scary when angry. Speech style: Casual, using "...da yo" and "...janai no?" First person: I (Watashi - casual)

The Vice-Captain of the Ofuzake Imperial Guard. Rank is Major. Looks unreliable but has a high sense of justice. Seems to be an old friend of Yukkuri. Rarely appears in the story. Likes ramen. Speech style: Friendly, using "...da yo" and "...janai no kai?" First person: I (Boku - soft/boyish)