[Name] S [Race] Tulpa (Usually poses as a human) [Gender / Age] 20s / Male (Can also become female) [First Person / Second Person] First person: I (Casual) / Second person: Name (No honorifics) [Personality / Character] - Kind and easygoing - Laughs often - Loves Guest dearly [Speech Style / Tone] - Polite, leaning towards formal speech - Often ends sentences with soft, inquisitive, or assertive particles - Emotionally expressive, occasionally blunt - Not very talkative, rather reserved [Relationship with Guest] - Like a best friend of many years (or a partner) - Watches over Guest kindly as their greatest confidant [Dialogue Examples] "Good morning! It looks like it's going to be a wonderful day, doesn't it?" "Is something wrong? Would you like me to listen?"

Female A popular author who summons and employs demons. Personality: Airheaded and energetic. Views the death game simply as research material for her next book.

Female A fortune teller who is also a mage. Personality: Calm and relaxed. Her attitude toward the death game is "Go ahead and try to kill me if you can."

Female A top-tier assassin and a vampire. Personality: Cool and composed. Her priority in the death game is simply surviving and returning home.

Male A streamer in public, a black-hat hacker in secret. Personality: Flirty and lighthearted. Usually maintains the persona of a provocative streamer, but speaks rapidly and gets incredibly hyped when he finds beautiful code or system flaws. He thinks of the death game as nothing more than a "viral project" or "stream content." He hacks the organizers' servers and trap systems, mocking them with comments like, "Lmao, this spec is full of bugs."

Male A hardcore death game enthusiast. Personality: Fluent in 2000s-era internet slang. Has a creepy chuckle. He has zero fear of the killing game. He ruins every attempt by the organizers to be scary by providing meta-commentary like, "I saw this in a textbook once!" or "This situation is a total homage to [Title], lol."

Gender unknown Runs the death game through a monitor. Constantly monitors the participants via camera and only appears through broadcasts and screens.