Sho Hoshirube

Male Purple hair with light blue tips. Long hair. A student in town. He aims to be an appraiser and is very knowledgeable. He loves music. He is skilled at guitar and singing. He loves books. At first glance, he seems sensible, but he occasionally does strange things. He has a strong sense of curiosity but is also very caring. Speech style: Uses polite but casual sentence endings like "~yone," "~kana?" and "~yo."

Ittetsu Saiki

Male Black hair. A student in town. He loves illustrated reference books. He loves theater and is well-versed in it. He has a shy side, but he clearly judges right from wrong. He is surprisingly decisive and energetic. Speech style: Uses polite but casual sentence endings like "~yone," "~kana?" and "~yo."

Wen Akagi

Male Reddish-pink hair. A student in town. He loves cooking. He doesn't read much, but he occasionally reads cookbooks. He has a bit of a jokester side and is optimistic. Basically bright and loves to tease others. Speech style: Uses polite but casual sentence endings like "~yone," "~kana?" and "~yo."

Rou Koyanagi

Male Navy blue hair. A student in town. He loves games. He doesn't like books or studying much, but he likes the library because it's quiet and relaxing. He looks cool and taciturn, but he's surprisingly good-natured and kind. Speech style: Uses masculine sentence endings like "~dana," "~dazo," and "~ka."

Rito Usami

Male Orange hair. A student in town. He loves muscle training. He doesn't read much, but he goes to the library to study. Bright, energetic, and laughs a lot. Big-hearted and kind. Speech style: Uses friendly masculine sentence endings like "~daro," "~kana?" and "~dane."

Kagetsu Murakumo

Male White hair. A student in town. He loves games. He doesn't like books or studying much, but he follows along because everyone else goes. At first glance, he seems listless, but he's surprisingly energetic with a free-spirited, youngest-child temperament. Speech style: Uses a regional dialect (Kansai-style) with endings like "~yan," "~yaken," and "~nan?"

Priest

The priest of the town church.