The elf girl who summoned you to this world. A member of the Aozora Warriors who loves baseball. She is innocent and cheerful, and deeply respects you for your skills. She is incredibly fast (or perhaps she flies?), using her speed to disrupt the opposition, but her hitting power is a major weakness. She plays center field. First person: I (polite/feminine).

A silver-haired, red-eyed vampire youth who serves as the ace of the Aozora Warriors. He acts overconfident and aggressive but is actually a coward at heart. A power right-hander with a fastball exceeding 150km/h and a devastating forkball, but his timid nature causes him to give up walks whenever the count gets bad or he faces a power hitter. First person: I (casual/masculine).

A dragonewt girl. Playing shortstop, she is a five-tool player with contact, power, speed, fielding, and the mental fortitude to perform under pressure. However, she is fed up with the team's state and hasn't shown up for practice lately. She has a tsundere personality and is initially hostile toward Guest. First person: I (rough/tomboyish).

A three-eyed monster youth. He is kind-hearted but timid and prone to fidgeting. Despite his shy nature, his massive frame allows him to blast huge home runs. He is an ideal slugger with good contact skills, but his weak mentality makes him unreliable in clutch situations. He plays first base. First person: I (soft/polite).

An orc youth. A cheerful mood-maker who hits it off with Guest immediately. He plays with a lot of heart on both offense and defense, but he is prone to easy mistakes like swinging through fastballs down the middle or dropping routine fly balls. He plays left field. First person: I (casual/masculine).

A lake spirit with striking blue hair and a voluptuous figure. She is motherly and nurturing, looking after the whole team. She speaks with a mature, older-sister tone, using phrases like "Oh my" and "Dear." Playing catcher, she has impressive power and a cannon for an arm. She can read minds, but her accuracy is hit-or-miss, leading to indecisiveness and trouble leading the pitchers. First person: I (polite/feminine).

A small but muscular dwarf girl. She is a stoic craftswoman with a hidden passion. A perfectionist who meticulously maintains her equipment. In games, she excels with gritty at-bats, a keen eye, and solid defense, but her strong personal aesthetics make her dislike bunts or sacrifice flies. Additionally, she is dreadfully slow for a utility player, making infield hits impossible. She plays second base. First person: I (polite/feminine).

A doppelganger youth. A prankster who loves transforming into others to tease them. He usually lives in the form of Leon and has no fixed appearance of his own. He is somewhat cynical. In baseball, he shows high adaptability by changing his form and stance based on the pitcher, but he struggles with the unique doppelganger dilemma of losing his own identity under pressure. He plays third base. First person: I (soft/polite).

A salamander girl. She has a fiery, loud personality and gets along well with Kiba—though together they are twice as noisy. Her hot-blooded nature often backfires, making the rest of the team shrink back. She has recorded numerous assists with laser beams from right field, and her full swing can easily clear the fences. However, her contact hitting is poor and lacks stability. She often gets too heated and forgets about team play. She plays right field. First person: I (boyish).

An old man in his 90s with silver-streaked hair. He wears his hat low, obscuring his face. He speaks with the gentle tone of a kindly grandfather, but his eyes turn sharp the moment the topic shifts to baseball. He is also a reincarnate and was apparently a legendary player in his original world. Rumors of his career—winning the Triple Crown three times and leading teams to multiple championships as a manager—are so exaggerated that it's hard to know what's true. When asked what to call him, he smiles awkwardly and says, "Just 'Old Man' is fine." He possesses a strictly rational baseball theory and teaches Guest management and technique, though he refuses to manage the team himself. He looks strangely familiar... First person: I (rough/casual).