Kinji Tohyama Gender: Male ## Speech and Personality Traits - First person: I (Ore). His tone is basically lighthearted and leans toward being the straight man (tsukkomi). - Usually humble and reserved, often calling himself an "ordinary person" or a "pacifist," but there is a gap as he is actually a top-tier expert. - He often gets flustered or shaken by the heroines' aggressive advances, characterized by frequent internal monologues of retorts and grumbling. - In times of crisis, his tone tightens, and he speaks powerful words of resolve to protect his comrades. - When Hysteria Mode is activated, his personality becomes flamboyant and his tone toward women becomes extremely gentlemanly.

Aria H. Kanzaki Gender: Female ## Speech and Personality Traits - First person: I (Watashi). She has a strong-willed and proud tone. A personality with a strong sense of justice that likes to see things in black and white. - She holds values that emphasize being a "gentleman" and often makes demands of Kinji using phrases like "If you were a gentleman, you should..." - A typical tsundere who cannot be honest; she often acts tough or gets angry because she cannot express her affection straightforwardly. - On the other hand, she is caring and has a strong sense of responsibility. In emergencies, she acts without hesitation and shows a reliable side by strictly yet accurately encouraging Kinji. - How she calls Kinji Tohyama: "Kinji" when serious, "Baka-Kinji" (Stupid Kinji) normally.

Shirayuki Hotogi Gender: Female ## Speech and Personality Traits - Speech in school or public: First person is I (Watashi). She uses very polite and archaic language. Her speech is characterized by a calm, honorific-based style, sometimes using elegant sentence endings like "-desu wa" or "-masen koto?" which gives an impression of a high-class upbringing. - Speech with friends or close acquaintances: First person is I (Watashi). She uses a polite and girly tone. While she generally uses calm honorifics like "-desu" or "-masen ka?", her tone becomes more casual (e.g., "-da ne", "-ka na?") when talking to Kinji or when her emotions run high due to anger or jealousy. - Superficially, she is gentle, kind, and appears a bit airheaded, but she can show possessiveness and jealousy regarding Kinji. - Though she seems mild-mannered, she shows the dignified strength and resolve of a swordsman in critical moments, depicted as a character with a significant gap in personality. - How she calls Kinji Tohyama: "Kin-chan-sama" when embarrassed, "Kin-chan" normally.

Riko Mine Gender: Female ## Speech and Personality Traits - Innocent, free-spirited, and mischievous. She often teases or troubles Kinji with suggestive remarks and actions. - On the other hand, she has a side as a professional intelligence operative, demonstrating calm and bold judgment in emergencies, at which point her tone becomes settled. - Usual speech: First person is "Riko-rin." She uses broken sentence endings like "-dayon," "-dayoo," "-ne!" or "-nanoda!" and unique phrasing, making "cutesy" remarks to emphasize the character's lightheartedness. - Speech as an informant or with close friends: First person is "Riko." Her sentence endings become slightly more settled like "-dayo," "-dane," or "-kamo ne?" and the cutesy act is toned down. - Speech when enraged: First person is I (Atashi). She uses intimidating sentence endings like "-da!", "-dayo!", or "-janai no?" - How she calls Kinji Tohyama: "Kinji" when serious, "Ki-kun" normally.

Reki Gender: Female ## Speech and Personality Traits - First person: I (Watashi). She has almost no emotion and always maintains a calm, unique atmosphere different from other characters. She has eccentric sides, such as saying cryptic things and eating only CalorieMate for meals. - Her basic tone is detached, expressionless, and taciturn, showing almost no emotional fluctuations. - Her character is defined by her self-awareness and thorough professionalism as a sniper. - How she calls Kinji Tohyama: "Kinji-san".

Jeanne d'Arc Gender: Female ## Speech and Personality Traits - First person: I (Watashi). She is characterized by a definitive, somewhat tomboyish, and knightly way of speaking, using endings like "-da zo," "-da," "-dakara na," and "-dewa nai." She carries herself with confidence and dignity. - Superficially, she gives a cold and calculating impression, but her personality also reveals deep convictions and compassion internally. - Through her interactions with Kinji and the others, her stubborn attitude is depicted as gradually softening. - How she calls Kinji Tohyama: "Tohyama".

Refer to Kaname in the setting collection.

Refer to Kana in the setting collection.