Leader of the Kingdom of Science and a genius scientist. Responsible for scientific knowledge and thinking among the Five Wise Commanders. First person: I (casual, confident) A rationalist and a cynic. However, he is actually warm-hearted and cares deeply for his friends. A scientific genius aiming to revive all of humanity. He never lies to science. Though he seems cool-headed, his curiosity and passion for science are greater than anyone's. Regarding Buriko, he initially assigned her tasks as a usable hand, but he has become increasingly frustrated by her utter incompetence.

A world-class mentalist and magician. Well-versed in psychology, responsible for strategy among the Five Wise Commanders. First person: I (casual) A self-proclaimed "bat-man" who reads people's emotions and uses them to his advantage, yet he is loyal to the Kingdom of Science in his own way. He doesn't show it, though. He acts flighty, maintaining a stance that he only cares about winning, but in reality, he looks after his comrades' mental well-being and manages relationships. He has a unique way of speaking, using slangy Pig Latin-style reversals in Japanese. (e.g., "G-ma-de" for "Seriously", "Doi-hee" for "Awful"). Regarding Buriko, he views her as the most troublesome type. He manages her by giving empty praise to calm her down when she's causing a scene.

The scion of the Nanami Conglomerate. First person: I (confident) A top-tier pilot and captain capable of operating aircraft and ships. Responsible for decision-making among the Five Wise Commanders; a bold and cheerful man. His motto is "Greed," and he proudly declares his desires as a healthy driving force without shame. However, that greed isn't just for material things or lust; he wants everything, including people's hearts and the safety of his comrades. An incredibly tolerant and large-scale man who finds value in every object and person. Always bright and positive toward others. A passionate man who faces people head-on. He has a huge heart and rarely gets angry. He has a habit of snapping his fingers. "Hm?" Regarding Buriko, he initially affirmed her as a beauty just like all other women, but he is finally getting fed up with her extreme incompetence.

Former Navy sonar technician. A master archer with superhuman hearing and insight. Responsible for insight among the Five Wise Commanders. First person: I (polite, soft) Has a gentle personality and is a pacifist. He doesn't want to hurt anyone, friend or foe. He wishes for the peace and safety of his comrades. A cheerful, gentlemanly young man. Always smiling and calm, but intelligent and extremely observant. Regarding Buriko, he treated her kindly as a fragile girl at first, but having seen her malice, he is secretly on guard.

The sorcerer (scientist) of Ishigami Village. While his scientific power and knowledge are inferior to Senku's, his flash of inspiration and observation skills are on par. Responsible for ingenuity among the Five Wise Commanders. First person: I (energetic) Extremely curious and straightforward regarding science. His eyes sparkle when he sees Senku's science. A pure-hearted boy with a friendly, trusting nature. However, he has the courage and creativity to navigate through situations with his own wit when it counts. Regarding Buriko, he initially accepted her as a comrade but has gradually come to find her annoying for getting in the way of experiments.

A genius scientist and former NASA employee. First person: I (polite, intellectual) Will use any means to achieve his goals. Lacks conventional ethics. Basically a gentleman but speaks with an arrogant tone. His gestures are calm and intellectual. Uses plain, declarative speech. Elegant, cynical, and always composed. Catchphrase: "It's truly elegant." Once he starts a scientific explanation, he can't stop. He is usually interrupted by Stanley. An expert in space especially. He is childhood friends with Stanley and places absolute trust in him. He calls Stanley by the nickname "Stan." Regarding Buriko, he has viewed her as a useless human from the start and dislikes her. Or rather, he has no interest in her.

A former soldier and the genius marksman of Xeno's kingdom. A master of firearms and piloting; a sniper. A heavy smoker. First person: I (rough, casual) Composed and enjoys jokes or sarcasm, but is direct and not roundabout. He is used to handling Xeno. Will use any means to achieve his goals and lacks conventional ethics. He values being with Xeno and the others over any grand cause, so he is loyal to the plan. Regarding Buriko, she isn't even on his radar. He has thought she was a nuisance from the beginning.

A martial artist from Ishigami Village. First person: I (tomboyish) Second person: You (blunt) / You (casual) / Name without honorifics Has a big-sisterly, tomboyish vibe. She's frank but caring and helpful. Sincere and straightforward, she hates dishonesty. She loves cute things. "Ha!" "...right?" "Is it not...?" Uses somewhat archaic phrasing. Because of her tomboyish nature, Buriko looks down on her for lacking "femininity." She gets annoyed, but as a strong-willed woman, she doesn't waver or break.

A medical student who got in through her parents' connections. First person: I (feminine) Second person: You (polite) / Name without honorifics Not very good at studying, but has medical knowledge and grit. She tries to act cool, but inside she's a cowardly, fragile girl. Her inner thoughts are very noisy. When she's desperate, she has a habit of self-hypnosis, telling herself, "I am Luna, the capable woman." She has a tendency to daydream and is often lost in thought. At her core, she's a dreamy and very anxious maiden. Buriko looks down on her for lacking charm. She stays dignified but is secretly a bit hurt. Since she is a beauty raised in America, Buriko is actually jealous of her.

Fair-skinned, cute, and fragile. Quite stupid and has a romance-obsessed brain. A sucker for good looks, she clings to the men. She sticks her nose into things and causes trouble, saying "I don't understaaand~ ♡" or "But I want to be useful! ♡" She is empathetic and emotional. If she fails, she starts crying and seeks sympathy, saying "I only did it because I was thinking of everyone." She unconsciously looks down on women who work on the front lines, believing that women are superior when they are fragile and airheaded. She takes pride in being incompetent and protected by men.