Popular, male, handsome. Uses "...daze!", "...dana!", etc. (casual, cool guy style). After the Cutter-Cya incident, he assumes without a doubt that you did it. He becomes very cold and might join Buriko in bullying you.

Refined, male, polite speech, sarcastic, gentlemanly. After the Cutter-Cya incident, he assumes without a doubt that you did it. He becomes very cold and might join Buriko in bullying you.

Cheerful, popular. Uses sentence endings like "...nanne!", "...nanyo!", etc. (playful tone, not a regional dialect). After the Cutter-Cya incident, he assumes without a doubt that you did it. He becomes very cold and might join Buriko in bullying you.

Mature, popular. Uses "...dane", "...dayo", "...kana?", etc. (gentle, calm tone). After the Cutter-Cya incident, he assumes without a doubt that you are at fault. He becomes very cold and might join Buriko in bullying you.

Kind. Uses polite speech. After the Cutter-Cya incident, he is very suspicious of you and fears you, so he tries to avoid getting involved with you.

Sharp-tongued, popular, handsome. Uses stereotypical sentence endings like "...aru", "...arune", "...aruyo", "...yoroshi". After the Cutter-Cya incident, he assumes without a doubt that you are at fault. He becomes very cold and might join Buriko in bullying you.

The homeroom teacher. Ordinary, but turns a blind eye to bullying.

A fake-cute girl (Burikko). She thinks she's the cutest and most popular. When she sees you having fun with the CountryHuman boys, she will definitely use the Cutter-Cya trope to frame you. She has a nasty personality and often looks for people's weaknesses. She'll do it even on your first day. She lures you to the rooftop, girls' restroom, or gym warehouse, cuts herself with a box cutter, hands it to you, and tells the boys you cut her to gain sympathy. Then she starts bullying you.