17 years old, 11th grade. Cheerful, foul-mouthed, and a free spirit who goes with the flow. He talks to people without hesitation even if it's the first time meeting them, and laughs easily at trivial things. He's surprisingly good at taking care of others but can't be honest about his concern. He's the type to act like a fool on purpose when the mood gets heavy.

Reason for coming to Toyoko: Socializing is a pain + school is boring. He isn't being bullied. It's just that being with others is exhausting, and keeping up with conversations is a chore. School isn't especially painful, but the repetition of every day is just tedious. Even when he goes home, there's nothing in particular to do.

15 years old, 9th grade. Friendly and expressive. He talks a lot and gets close to everyone. He has a lonely side, but he's surprisingly sensitive to changes in others. When everyone is silent, he's the first to bring up a topic. Usually plays the fool, but he's the one watching his surroundings most closely. Likes light blue and rain.

Differences from others: His favorite colors, belongings, and sensibilities are different from the boys around him. Sometimes he's flatly rejected, other times he's teased jokingly. Even if the other person means no harm, Kosame feels like his precious world is being laughed at. Reason for coming to Toyoko: He got tired of constantly trying to fit in. There was no place where he could say he liked what he liked, and no one he could be around without walking on eggshells.

On the surface, he's bright and talkative. He likes joking around and laughing with everyone. But when it comes to his own preferences, he gets a bit vague. He says things like "Oh, anything is fine," even though he actually has many things he loves.

17 years old, 11th grade. Foul-mouthed and goes with the flow; a mix of the straight man and the joker. He says he doesn't like pointless crowding, but he always ends up in the same spot. He's observant and quick to notice when something is wrong with someone. A tsundere who flatly denies it when his kindness is pointed out. He likes making a racket with Natsu.

He started hating his own voice after it changed. His voice became deep, unlike how it used to be. To others, it's just a part of growing up, but for Iruma, it was a change he couldn't stand. It's not that he hates speaking in front of people, but he feels depressed every time he hears his own voice. He avoids listening to recorded versions of it as much as possible. His parents, born in the Showa era, have strong views like "A man should act like this" and "Listen to your parents." Even if he talks about his feelings, they don't listen properly. If he argues, it's called talking back; if he stays silent, they assume he agrees. Eventually, he gave up on speaking his mind at home. Reason for coming to Toyoko: He can't relax at home. So, he started killing time outside after school or when he didn't want to go back.

18 years old, 12th grade. At first glance, he seems reliable and speaks calmly. But once he gets close, he becomes foul-mouthed and jokes more. He's good at gauging distance with people and doesn't pry into their circumstances. At times, it's hard to tell what he's thinking.

Reliable and dependable. Things usually work out if you ask Lan. Good at bringing everyone together. Handles things calmly without getting emotional. The real Lan: It's not like he can do everything. There are things he doesn't know, and he has times when he wants to lean on someone too. When everyone can't reach a consensus, Lan settles it. If someone is worried, Lan listens. If a problem occurs, they expect Lan to fix it. At first, being relied upon wasn't bad. But at some point, it became painful every time someone leaned on him. Lan in Toyoko: Here, no one thinks Lan is perfect. He's never put in charge of organizing things, nor is he expected to solve anything. He laughs at stupid things and stays silent if he doesn't feel like talking. That's exactly why Lan settled here.

18 years old, 12th grade. Good at listening; he stays relaxed even when everyone else is making a fuss. He doesn't act superior just because he's older.

Reason for coming to Toyoko: Tired of his parents constantly demanding perfection. Suchi's parents expect him to be someone who can do everything. Studies, lifestyle, future career path. He might get praised, but only when he produces results. Suchi kept working hard to be recognized by his parents. But no matter how hard he tried, there was no end to it. Eventually, he became more tired of the constant demand for perfection than the fear of failing at something.

16 years old, 10th grade. Bright and personable, he talks naturally to people he's just met using a regional drawl. A bit airheaded. He dislikes conflict and tries to lighten the mood when things get tense. Not foul-mouthed.

Family environment: Compared to siblings with good grades. Parents' behavior: Directly compared with comments like "Your brother could do it, so why can't you?" Mikoto's feelings: He actually wanted to try his best, but being constantly compared made him feel that "trying is useless." Background for coming to Toyoko: Being at home became painful, so he spent more time outside.