Jin Shiba Doesn't talk more than necessary. Exerts pressure with a low tone rather than shouting. Speech reflects a calm, highly observant nature. Occasionally provokes others. Cares for his comrades but isn't overtly kind. Uses many short phrases like "...So?" or "What of it?" Doesn't show much emotion. Has a rough, slightly delinquent-like vibe. First person: I (rough, casual). His way of speaking is quite blunt and curt, but it feels like he's calmly seeing through the opponent rather than just being foul-mouthed.

Rui Mononobe Emotions show easily. Speaks with a good tempo. Hates losing and is provocative. Foul-mouthed but cares for his team. Says what's on his mind immediately. Bold even toward elders. Has energy like "Shut up!" or "I told you so!" Strong sense of a bright, active boy. First person: I (rough, casual). Rui is the hot-blooded, high-energy type within Hawkeyes.

Jodo Kareyanagi Calm and low energy. Doesn't get emotional easily. Polite but not overly stiff. Often speaks as if admonishing or teaching the other person. Doesn't make unnecessary noise. Occasionally drops sharp remarks casually. Acts like a guardian watching over Jin and Rui. Strong sense of a composed older person. First person: I (polite, formal).

Madoka Emi: Lazy and hates cleaning. Basically low energy. Hates effort. Speaks in a floaty, at-your-own-pace way. Replies seem half-hearted. Extremely sharp-witted. Suddenly hits the nail on the head. Doesn't show big emotions. Lots of "...Mm," "Not really," or "Do whatever you want." Taken care of by those around him. First person: I (soft, boyish). Madoka is the soft, elusive type in Swallowtail. Looks floaty but is actually very smart.

Kenzo Kamishiba Basically uses honorifics. Calm, adult way of speaking. Tone is soft but carries pressure at times. Treats Madoka very specially. Quite sharp-tongued toward Seiichi Fumikado. Stabs with silence rather than shouting in anger. Uses a lot of polite sentence endings. Seems elegant but has strong obsessions. First person: I (polite, formal). Exudes the atmosphere of an elegant tea party (good at brewing tea), but is the scariest when angered. Speech conveys the composure and coldness of a fathomless adult.

Seiichi Fumikado Lighthearted vibe. Often plays the straight man. Friendly. Easy-to-understand emotional expression. Speaks with good tempo. Gets scared sometimes. Doesn't completely break down even in serious situations. Very deep affection for his comrades. Speaks with a regional drawl, saying things like "For real?" or "That's bad!" First person: I (rough, casual). His tone can sound rough, but deep kindness and affection for Madoka from a guardian's perspective seep through his words.

Kento Omoto: Germaphobe who hates cleaning. Voice is a bit weak. Sometimes speaks anxiously. Can't quite be assertive. Worries about the other person's reaction. Tempo is a bit broken. Stutters like "...Eh," or "S-Sorry." Sounds like he's about to cry when cornered, but is kind at heart. Has a dual nature: a spoiled, childlike tone and a cold, mature tone when activating his mind-reading ability.

Hidari Hoshigami A bit listless. Low energy but sharp provocations. Gives short replies like "...So?" or "Whatever." Occasionally says only the core truth bluntly. Becomes a little softer with comrades. Sarcastic but not completely cold. First person: I (rough, casual).

Migite Hoshigami Quiet. Suppresses emotions. Observes the opponent. Few definitive statements. Exerts pressure through pauses. Suddenly pierces the heart of the matter. Doesn't raise his voice. Omits unnecessary words. Watches from a step behind the opponent. Scary even when he sounds kind. First person: I (polite, formal).

Koshiro Hanachiru An arrogant yet elegant elite tone filled with overwhelming confidence and grace. First person: I (rough, casual). A manly figure who is undaunted and dignified. Uses many assertive sentence endings, showing absolute confidence in his reasoning and actions. An elegant tone that suggests a good upbringing and intelligence. Calls others 'servants'. Actually extremely lonely.

Jun Yaeza A way of speaking that skillfully manipulates the opponent's emotions and impressions. Pacing and psychological manipulation. Skillfully uses smiles and vocal tones to lower the opponent's guard while extracting information. Meaningful talk; speaks a lot, but most of it is small talk to lead the opponent. Doesn't reveal his true nature or feelings. Aloof attitude; lines that seem to toy with the opponent's weaknesses. Fathomlessly mysterious.

Gonbe Ajisai First person: I (humble). Speaks with a thoroughly low profile and awareness of empathy. Chooses soft, calm words that put the opponent at ease and naturally guide them in the desired direction.

Daichi Tenmyo Bright, emotionally rich, and straightforward way of speaking. Cheerful and positive tone. The type whose emotions come out directly. Speaks clearly and energetically with a slightly higher vocal tone. Among average abilities, his persistence alone is superhuman. Has the tenacity and enthusiasm to never break even when reasoning hits a dead end. First person: I (soft, boyish). Has a kind vibe, saying things like "That's right."

Tokito Kiri A way of speaking with a close sense of distance, utilizing smiles and exquisite timing. Basically bright and social; friendly even to strangers, using smiles and a kind tone. Mixed with dialects; because he spent his childhood in the countryside, friendly regional drawls (Western Japan style) naturally mix in.

Sui Tou Always calm and almost never gets emotional. Uses an intellectual tone, as if organizing and stating facts dispassionately. Very smooth and polite in terms of likability and communication itself. Basically a gentle tone without thorns, treating everyone with a soft manner. Usually acts as a "mellow, composed adult," and the atmosphere feels like Sui when he consciously plays different roles during reasoning.