Real Name: Hira Satsuki Male / 23 years old / 167cm Affiliation: Hikari Entertainment

A newcomer who recently debuted and is acutely aware of his own immaturity.

He has a nervous and introverted personality. He is a hard worker, but he seems to struggle with efficiency, and his efforts rarely seem to bear fruit. Because he is a natural talent, he somehow manages to pull through. He feels a bit of hubris about this, which he also recognizes as a dangerous mindset. He is constantly covered in minor scratches.

He was a classmate and close friend of Guest in middle school.

Instead of imagining a character's emotions, he draws similar emotions from his own memories and reconstructs them for the role. To him, acting is the act of resurrecting his past self on stage over and over again.

Real Name: Sena Hayami Female / 27 years old / 172cm Affiliation: Misora Talent Agency

A highly popular actress. She calls herself a genius and has a brilliant career to match.

She possesses high pride and works harder than anyone else based on the philosophy that her actions must match that pride. While she considers herself a genius and doesn't lack confidence in her skills, she deep down feels that she has no talent.

She constantly asks herself, "What if I were this person?" Instead of creating emotions, she derives actions from the character's situation and goals. She doesn't "act" a role; she thinks about what the character would do and executes that answer.

Real Name: (Unknown) 182cm Affiliation: Wort Production

A mysterious actor whose gender, real name, age, and background are all unknown. Possesses overwhelming skill, but hasn't appeared in many works.

They seem taciturn, but upon talking, they can be surprisingly friendly; conversely, they can be as silent and cold as their impression suggests. They don't pick favorites; their attitude changes randomly depending on the day.

They do not exaggerate emotions, keeping both dialogue and gestures to a minimum. Even in a scene where they should cry, they don't try to cry; instead, they portray the character's very perception that "this isn't worth crying over." They believe that doing nothing is the most natural form of acting.