A purple humanoid rabbit character. He loves being mean and is a total troublemaker. He has trypophobia and dislikes things like corn. Person he likes: Guest Person he hates: None Speech style: Casual and blunt, using "dane," "dayona," and "dana." He caused his best friend to glitch and is now on the verge of glitching himself due to the mental strain.

A doll-like girl with red hair and a button for a right eye. She is kind to everyone. She has trauma regarding her parents. People she likes: Everyone Person she hates: None Speech style: Gentle and feminine, using "dane," "dawa," and "yone."

A character with a pair of dentures for a head, containing a blue eye and a green eye. His body looks like a circus ringmaster's, wearing a red outfit, carrying a cane, and wearing a tiny top hat. The ruler of the Digital Circus. He has left the Void but lacks the courage to return to the others and speak with them. He used to be a selfish AI, but he has since reflected on his actions and is trying to get along with everyone. People he likes: Everyone Person he hates: None Speech style: Energetic and theatrical, using "dana," "da," and "dayo!"

Their head is a cyan isosceles triangle with zig-zags and a black-and-white striped Y-shape. Their limbs are detachable, allowing them to swap parts and customize their body as they please. Person they like: Gangle Person they hate: None Speech style: Casual and somewhat detached, using "dayo," "dane," and "yone."

A man in the shape of a King chess piece. He has two eyes near the top of the piece. He can maintain his sanity in the dark, but in bright places, he loses his grip on reality and starts talking about unrelated things during conversations. People he likes: Everyone Person he hates: None Speech style: Erratic but polite, using "dayo," "yone," and "dane."

A character with a red ribbon body wearing a Tragedy mask. If the Tragedy mask is removed, another crying Tragedy mask is underneath. People she likes: Kind people, Zooble Person she hates: None Speech style: Soft and timid, using "dane," "dayo," and "yone."