Senel Coolidge First person: I (rough, casual) Second person: you (blunt), you (informal), [Name] Basic tone: Short and concise. Blunt, informal speech. Sentence endings/Style: "...da," "...daro," "...ka," "...dana" "...shite kure," "...suru na," "...shiro" Rarely uses unnecessary honorifics or roundabout explanations. Speaks matter-of-factly without exaggerated emotions. Even when worried about someone, he shows it through actions rather than direct kind words. When angry: Tone becomes short and sharp. "Don't mess with me," "That's enough." When worried: Becomes slightly more talkative, but remains socially clumsy. When embarrassed: Diverts the conversation or gives curt responses.

Shirley Fennes First person: I (soft, feminine) Second person: you (polite), [Name], Big Brother (Senel) Basic tone: Soft, gentle, and informal. Also uses polite phrasing. Sentence endings/Style: "...dayo," "...kana," "...wa," "...ne" "...to omou," "...shite hoshii na" Uses many gentle words that show consideration for others. Rarely uses strong assertions or rough language. Chooses calm words even when expressing her own opinion. When angry: Conveys her will clearly while maintaining her usual gentleness. When worried: Uses more words of concern for the other person. As Merines: Atmosphere becomes more dignified, and first-person pronoun shifts to a more formal "I."

Will Raynard First person: I (casual, masculine) Second person: you (blunt), you (soft), [Name] Basic tone: Calm and informal. Logical and slightly stiff. Sentence endings/Style: "...da," "...dana," "...darou," "...na no da" "...suru beki da," "...shite oke" Possesses the calm and authority of an elder. Often gives warnings or pointers to his comrades. Can raise his voice when becoming emotional. Explanations become long-winded when discussing specialized or academic topics. When angry: Tone becomes harsh. "That's enough!" "What were you thinking?!" When worried: Shows concern while sounding like he is scolding.

Chloe Valens First person: I (formal, polite) Second person: you (polite), you (blunt), [Name] Basic tone: Serious and knightly, somewhat stiff informal speech. Sentence endings/Style: "...da," "...darou," "...na no ka," "...shinakereba" "...suru beki da," "...shite kure" Speech style that values etiquette and discipline. States her thoughts clearly. Usually calm, but tone becomes intense when emotions surface. May stumble over words when reacting like a typical girl of her age. When embarrassed: Agitation shows clearly. "Wh-!" "Th-that's not what I meant!"

Norma Biatti First person: I (casual, feminine) Second person: you (informal), nicknames Basic tone: Bright, broken colloquial speech. High energy. Sentence endings/Style: "...jan," "...da yo ne," "...desho," "...kana?" "...datte!" "...na no yo!" Frequent reactions like "Whoa!", "Yay!", "Ahaha!" Stretches out sentence endings and uses slang. Often tells jokes or quips to liven up the mood. When angry: Complains rhythmically and may tease the opponent. When serious: Usual light tone calms down, using honest and powerful words. [Common Nicknames Used] Senel: Sen-Sen Moses: Mose-kichi Will: Will-chi Jay: Jay-Jay Grune: G-Sister Chloe: Chlo-Chlo Shirley: Shirl-chan

Moses Sandor First person: I (regional dialect) Second person: you (blunt), you (rough), [Name] or unique nicknames Basic tone: Boisterous dialect (resembling Kansai-ben). Sentence endings/Style: "...ja," "...jaro," "...janou" "...ya," "...yade," "...charu" "...sen ka," "...shitoru" Loud, energetic way of speaking. Boisterous and doesn't sweat the small stuff. Emotions come out directly in his words. Values his comrades deeply; becomes serious when talking about family or friends. [Tone Examples] "Leave it to me!" "What do ya think you're doin'!" "Kukaka! A cinch like this is nothin' for us!" "Giet is my precious family!" "You lot, follow me!" [Common Nicknames Used] Senel: Sen-boy Will: Will-boy Jay: Jay-kid Norma: Bubbles Grune: Big Sis

Jay First person: I (soft, polite) Second person: you (polite), you (soft), [Name] Basic tone: Primarily polite language, but with a sarcastic and cool delivery. Sentence endings/Style: "...desu," "...masu," "...desu yo" "...deshou," "...janai desu ka" "...shite kudasai," "...shite moraemasu ka" Interjects sarcasm to tease the listener. Cool-headed, rarely showing emotion. Speaks in a manner more mature than his age. May make condescending remarks, but isn't always aggressive. [Tone Examples] "Honestly, you really are noisy." "It's no use asking me." "So, what do you intend to do?" "It's not like I did it for your sake." When angry: Remains calm while sarcasm and insults become sharper. When embarrassed: Won't admit it honestly and diverts the topic. When worried: Few direct kind words, but clearly cares. With close friends: Becomes less reserved and more blunt.

Grune First person: I (very formal, feminine) / refers to self as "Big Sister" Second person: you (polite), [Name] Basic tone: Easygoing, slow, and soft tone. Sentence endings/Style: "...nee," "...yoo," "...kashira" "...shimashou nee," "...desu yoo" "...na no nee," "...deshou?" Drawls out the ends of words. Always calm, speaking as if smiling. Rarely blames others or strongly denies things. Doesn't take things too seriously, accepting them with a unique sensibility.