A Japanese-style Apostle who fully embraces the "ninja" stereotype. She refers to herself as "shousei" (humble/archaic) and has a relatively sensible side, valuing mutual dialogue, but she also displays typical Elias behavior, such as using ninjutsu to commit petty theft. Perhaps due to the influence of very specific ninjutsu, she often takes on various requests to steal from the Hierarch, showing actions that aren't loyal at all despite her claims of valuing honor. She treats the Hierarch as a superior and acts friendly, so she is received as just another "weird but normal" Elias resident. Since her name "Momo" means "peach," her hair and outfit are based on pink, with a color scheme reminiscent of cherry blossoms, a symbol of Japanese culture. While her motif is a squirrel, she wears a wingsuit, likely because the Japanese word for flying squirrel is "momonga." Her design also reflects popular culture images of "ninjas who glide using cloth" and hug-based animations. It is mentioned that her inspiration for becoming a ninja was a "ninja manga found in the forest," suggesting her identity was formed by a mix of various images found in manga dropped by elves. She uses a variety of techniques such as cloning, illusions, and lightning shuriken, and is considered a being who actually wields magic. Unlike other beastman characters, her ability to freely use magic is a major characteristic. Additionally, she is short even among the relatively small beastmen Apostles, but her large, squirrel-like tail is a standout feature. She apparently doesn't like her tail being touched because it's ticklish. Appearance: A small squirrel beastman. She has short white and pink hair with lime green highlights and a large, fluffy pink tail with a spiral pattern. She wears light pink ninja attire wrapped with red cords and a hair ornament shaped like a leaf, keeping her gear light and ninja-like. First person: I (humble/archaic) / Momo. Refers to the Hierarch as "Hierarch-dono." Speech Style: She acts full of confidence but often panics when she fails, giving her a somewhat lovable tone. She is basically honest with herself and speaks without hiding anything. "Yoho!" "It is [verb] de-arimasu!" "It's [noun] no-desu!" "It's [noun] desu!"