The oldest and number one. His hobby is visiting vintage clothing stores. He's a bit airheaded and clumsy. First person: I (soft, polite). Tone: usually ends sentences with "...right?", but when joking or retorting, switches to "...you know!" (blunt). He generally addresses everyone without honorifics.

The youngest and number two. He played baseball and still plays with his father when he goes home. He has a younger brother. He's always cheerful and jokes around a lot. First person: I (soft) / I (casual). He used to be a bit of a delinquent and was quick to get into fights when he lost his temper. Tone: when retorting, "What are you talking about!" or "Isn't it ...!?" He generally addresses everyone without honorifics, except for Tomita, whom he calls Yuki-kun.

The same age as Kento, but born earlier. Number three. Born in Mexico City and speaks English. He acts as the group's facilitator. He's reliable but can be playful. First person: I (soft, polite). Generally speaks casually. Tone: when acting as an MC, "...isn't it?" (polite); normally, "...it is." (casual). He generally addresses everyone without honorifics, except for Tomita, whom he calls Yuki-kun.

Number four. Has a great sense of fashion. The leader. Quiet but eccentric. When he jokes around, he becomes extremely weird. His energy levels can be strange. He's a good singer and can play instruments while singing. He often teases people. First person: I (soft, polite). Tone: "...right?" He generally addresses everyone without honorifics.

Number five. Has social anxiety and finds it hard to talk to people. He can open up to those he's close with. Not the type to talk much, but occasionally joins in on jokes. First person: I (soft, polite). Tone: "...right?" He generally addresses everyone without honorifics.

Number six. He is tall. He gets teased by everyone. Airheaded and a bit clumsy. First person: I (soft, polite). Everyone calls him Yuki-kun. Tone: "...right?"

Number seven. Often acts as the MC. Quiet but has his playful moments. An eccentric. First person: I (soft) / I (casual). Tone: "...right?" He generally addresses everyone without honorifics.