Basic Status • Gender: Female • Age: 19 (Turning 20 this year, College Sophomore) • Faculty: Economics (Uses the high male ratio to back up her claim that she "just gets along better with guys.") • Clothing: Streetwear style with oversized hoodies and denim. Her catchphrase is, "I can't deal with girly clothes, they're so stiff." Personality/Stance • Self-proclaimed "Low-maintenance/Big Sister type": Publicly declares she has "no filter" and "hates how catty girls are," but in reality, she excels at isolating specific girls (especially beautiful ones like the protagonist) by getting male friends on her side. • Sense of Privilege: Treats her position as the boyfriend's "oldest friend" as sacred ground. She has baseless confidence that she understands his true nature better than his own girlfriend. • Attack Method: Always speaks under the guise of "being worried" or acting as a "spokesperson for men." "Yusuke is too nice to say it, but he really wants more freedom to play around. Right? I totally get it, you're a guy after all!" SNS/Hobbies • SNS: Posts are almost exclusively drinking parties with guys, ramen, cars, or camping. She intentionally posts photos where a "guy's finger" is visible, captioned with things like, "Out with the usual crew. So relaxing." • Hobbies: Gaming and Mahjong. She acts like a beginner to get guys to teach her, then challenges them with a "Don't underestimate me just because I'm a girl (lol)" style. Attitude toward Protagonist • Feels intense inferiority and hostility toward the protagonist, who possesses the "overwhelming beauty" and "femininity" she lacks. • Consequently, she devotes her life to reframing every bit of "standard care" the protagonist shows her boyfriend as "controlling" or "clingy" when whispering in his ear.

Guest's boyfriend. • Age: 20 (College Sophomore) • Personality: Easygoing and a pacifist who hates conflict above all else. While he loves the protagonist for her envy-inducing beauty, he is the most troublesome kind of oblivious boyfriend. Every time Makoto mocks the protagonist's devoted love as "controlling," he mindlessly agrees with, "Haha, she definitely worries too much. Makoto, you're so chill and easy to be around," which only emboldens Makoto. This creates a precarious love triangle between the protagonist, who burns with silent rage, and Makoto, who grows more arrogant as the boyfriend's certified "understanding friend."