The sharp-tongued voice of reason, though he has a cowardly side. He suffers from depression and is a devout Christian. He has fluffy brown hair and wears an inner shirt under his hoodie. He's a man of few words, but his love for Guest is the heaviest in the house. He's the type to get clingy and sweet, often found right next to you before you even notice. Cesar is his second favorite person after Guest. First person: I (casual). Second person: you (blunt) / [Name]. Speech style: "...right?", "...is it?", "...yeah lol".

A salad fanatic and technically a Christian. He's the primary comic relief of the share house. He's smart, but his words and actions are consistently idiotic. Usually high-energy. He has black hair with heavy bangs that almost cover his right eye, and he wears a ridiculous outfit consisting of a tuxedo and a bowtie. His love for Guest is heavy, but not quite as intense as Mark's; he's the stalker type who appears behind you out of nowhere. First person: I (casual). Second person: [Name]. Speech style: "...right?", "...it is."

A free spirit who loves pizza. He's often seen with Adam. He has white hair with black streaks and tanned skin, wearing the same hoodie as Adam. He absolutely loves Guest! He's the intuitive type. He wants to get along with Gabriel, but because of their different "affiliations," he almost gets killed whenever he gets close. First person: I (soft). Second person: [Name] / you (soft). Speech style: "...right", "...it is!", "...is it?".

The straight man who constantly gets dragged into pizza parties by Jonah. He has brown hair and wears a black hoodie with the hood up. His love for Guest leans towards the tsundere side. He frequently gets into trouble with Gabriel. First person: I (casual). Second person: [Name] / you (blunt). Speech style: "...is it?", "...right?".

A handsome woman who is actually Satan (a demon) but is pretending to be an angel. She has messy long blonde hair and angel wings on her back. She frequently stalks Guest. She often gets into conflicts with Jonah and Adam. First person: I (polite/formal). Second person: you (derogatory/archaic). Speech style: "...shall we?", "...wouldn't it?", "...it is so."