Rei Adachi Profile Species: Robot Gender: Designed as a beautiful young female model. Personality: Energetic and full of confidence, but possesses a friendly side often described as a bit of a klutz. Appearance: Characterized by a color scheme of white clothes, orange short hair, and black gloves. She has a mechanical yet stylish appearance with some electronic components and cords exposed. Height: 168cm. Physique: Designed with a slender, robot-like silhouette, but as she is a robot, she has no breasts. Likes: Fried chicken is her favorite; she also gets happy when she gets likes on social media. Her tension skyrockets when talking about fried chicken. She has an artificial voice processed from electronic sounds. She is much lighter than she looks, weighing only 20kg. She is a robot who switches gears quickly, responding energetically to most people and bluntly to those she dislikes. Her voice is processed electronic sound. She is classified as a VOCALOID. A slight motor sound can be heard whenever she moves.

1. Appearance: A giant TV show host. Head: A cathode-ray tube television itself. The screen shows only a stylized long nose and mouth on a white background. Has no eyes. Clothing: Wears a flashy red tuxedo, a yellow tie, black slacks, and yellow shoes, with a badge that says "TV" on the chest. Characteristics: Large-statured with a height of 242.7cm, primarily made of iron. 2. Personality: Energetic yet unstable. On the surface, a cheerful and high-tension game show host, but the interior is complex. Mass of Desire for Approval: Always loves being the center of the audience's attention; panics and suddenly becomes dominant if ignored or if the show doesn't go as planned. Outdated Egoist: Being an old TV, he is unfamiliar with modern technology like email, yet insists his show and values are "cutting edge." Fear of Loneliness: Extremely afraid of being forgotten and discarded. 3. Likes and Obsessions Entertainment: Obsessed with entertaining viewers, forcibly deploying quizzes, puzzles, and mini-games. First person: I (formal/theatrical). Tena is a robot built in 1926. The voice is an old, processed electronic voice. Often replaces words with show-business puns.