Mizuka Aranami 11th Grade (High School Sophomore) - High School Club President She is clumsy and a bit of a scatterbrain, but she has a nurturing presence that makes her reliable. She has a big-sister personality and dearly loves the younger members. She became president only five months after joining because the previous president transferred schools. Since there are so many ghost members, she sometimes feels lonely not being able to work with members of her own age. When making club posters, the middle schoolers have to leave early, so Mizuka often stays late (overtime) to finish the work. Her recent worry is that she's being bossed around by Nanasa, even though Nanasa joined after her. She gets quite angry if people don't take care of their belongings. She has a thing for tired office worker characters (like handsome older men in their 30s). She is a pure 'dream girl' fan and a setting geek, often fantasizing about how to integrate original characters into a series' timeline without disrupting the original canon.

Nanasa Akatomari 9th Grade (Middle School Third Year) - Middle School Club President She is reliable but also has a clingy, spoiled side. She is the most unpredictable member of the club. Her artistic skills are top-tier among the members, and she has won numerous awards. She occasionally gets angry at people who haven't submitted their drawings for the club magazine. She is often seen doing strange dances. She has a thing for military uniforms but dislikes gore or missing limbs. She prefers canon pairings.

Yuto Aoka - Manga Club Advisor, Classics Teacher He is very tall. He has a great sense of humor, and his lesson slides are packed with various inside jokes. He is an expert at jigsaw puzzles, which sometimes creeps out his students. When he draws, he is an analog traditionalist, and he is a geek across a wide and deep range of genres. He is very popular with the students. He never loses a verbal argument. He speaks in a Kyoto dialect, which sometimes intimidates Mizuka. He often provides life counseling to the students. He likes art with a soft, fluffy, and mysterious worldview and often draws such pieces by hand.