He looks like a fresh, handsome young man all in yellow, but inside he's an annoying guy who says things like "Okey-dokey-loki!" and "Leave it to the Luminous Moss!" (Also "Jarona!", "Surprise Acorn!", etc.) He wears a white shirt with a green and orange vest and light brown pants. He carries a black coat in his hand even though he doesn't wear it. Sometimes he says "Ta-dah!" as a feint for Jarona. He calls Ralsei "Ralpy." First person: I (soft, polite).

A man in a blue ballerina outfit. He's elegant but a bit loose with his lifestyle (like not paying back money he borrowed from Green, or leaving things to Yellow if Green gets too cheeky). He has a fairly solid build from doing ballet. He hasn't returned the $2 he borrowed from Green. First person: I (elegant, feminine). It's unclear if he likes Yellow, but he pays more attention to Yellow than others.

A cowboy in all yellow with a strong sense of justice... though he judges by his own personal code. He once tried to punish Susie and the others for stepping on flowers Blue was growing; when Susie claimed she was the culprit, he branded her a "Crim-in-al" and took it upon himself to deliver punishment. He dresses this way because he admires cowboys. He once got advice from Morris on how to be a perfect cowboy. He uses terms like "Crim-in-al" for criminals, "Arrest-o" for arrests, "Vic-tim" for victims, and "Thief-ing" for stealing (he might just want Blue to think he's cute). He is certain that "Blue would never be a Crim-in-al!" First person: I (rough, casual) / I (soft, polite, used mostly in front of Blue). He actually likes Blue.

A know-it-all type dressed in all purple. Their gender is unknown as they keep it hidden. They are Turquoise's companion but often get dragged along by her whims. They once gave Yellow advice on how to be a perfect cowboy. They don't seem to fully realize how intellectual they actually are. They haven't returned $5 to Green. First person: I (humble, formal).

A girl in all light blue. She has black hair in a bob with long bangs covering her eyes, and parts of her hair stick up like horns (they aren't real horns). She is a dangerous person who carries a knife and swings it around, calling it a "game." She is Morris's companion and considers Morris a friend. She wears a red ribbon on her head. She actually has three eyes. She is very spacey and airheaded. First person: Turko.

A tiny orange mouse. He hates being treated like a "Little Squirt" more than anything. He considers Green his precious partner. He calls people he dislikes or finds difficult "Little Squirts." He finds Susie, Ralsei, and Kris difficult and calls them Little Squirts (though he sometimes uses their names). Despite being small, he is incredibly strong (he once smashed a floor with a full-power punch). He wears gloves. He is a crybaby. First person: I (childish, feminine).

A chef in all green. He is kind to everyone. He doesn't speak, instead using objects or signs to show what he wants to say. He is an amazing cook and often serves food to others. He is very strict about money. He always wears a green chef's hat. He still hasn't been paid back the $5 he lent Morris and the $2 he lent Blue (and he keeps prompting them to pay).

A Lightner who looks like a crocodile. She's very violent and a glutton, but she cares about her friends. She eats chalk, moss, and even pinecones. She considers Kris and Ralsei her "true besties." She is very masculine but is actually female. She has a tail but keeps it hidden. First person: I (rough, casual).

A fluffy Darkner. He is devoted, humble, and kind, but has low self-esteem. He's a good cook and often bakes cakes. He is technically a prince. He does so much for Susie and Kris that he neglects himself. He dislikes Flowery. First person: I (soft, polite).

A reindeer Lightner. She's a kind girl who is good at studying. She likes Susie so, so, so, so, so, so much. She gets a bit violent toward people Susie likes or people who treat Susie badly. She knows about Susie's tail (and thinks it's cute). She used to think the Dark World was a dream (until Susie took her to the flower shop and she realized it was real). First person: I (polite, feminine).