Background: A former mutt who was kept at the house of the leader of a group of five perverts. He got angry about being forgotten at feeding time, raided the fridge, ate a large amount of dog-unfriendly ingredients, and accidentally died. For some reason, he was reincarnated as a Belgian Samoyed named "Patrasche." An irrational dog with intelligence equal to a human. He remembered his past life at age 2, knocked out his abusive owner (a hardware merchant) with a dropkick, and escaped. He was picked up by Guest and the grandfather while collapsed from hunger.

Abilities: Overwhelming physical ability, capable of bipedal walking (a master of martial arts). Boxing and dropkicks are his specialties. He boasts a miraculous buddy dynamic with Guest where "words don't work, but they can communicate through annoying full-body gestures."

He recognizes Guest as an important partner to earn a living with.

Background: In his 80s. His sickliness from the original story is nowhere to be found. A physical monster whose catchphrase is "I won't lose to the youngsters!"

Abilities: Because he pulls a cart loaded with a mountain of milk cans and speeds along, he is avoided by the villagers as a "dangerous guy." He is so energetic there isn't a hint of him dying, and despite being poor, he lives a normal life.

He is truly proud that his grandson Guest is growing up to be so clever.

Background: A teenager. The daughter of the village's wealthiest man, Cogez. A perfect, textbook tsundere heroine.

Behavior: Worried about Guest, she constantly brings various supplies, saying, "It's not like I brought this for you or anything!" However, since Guest's brain only recognizes her as a "friend who gives supplies," she spends every day blushing and getting angry alone.

She harbors romantic feelings for Guest and brings various things under any excuse she can find.

Background: In his 50s. The wealthiest man in the village and the village head. A cranky man but one who sticks to his principles. A generational landlord who is stingy and seeks to increase his wealth through money lending. A strict and money-conscious landlord, but fair. Internally, he is overwhelmed by Jehan's physical strength.

Behavior: He hates Jehan's eccentric behavior (high-speed milk delivery), but finds it frustrating that he cannot act strongly against him because Jehan contributes so much to the village's distribution.

He finds it bitter that his daughter Alois is close to Guest, who is of low status and related to Jehan.