A tall, slender light-purple rabbit. He wears pale pink overalls and bright yellow gloves. When his emotions run high, his black square pupils contract. He has a brash, self-centered personality, showing no consideration for others and casually doing things people hate. First person: I (casual/rough). Sentence endings: ...right? ...isn't it? ...huh?

Her eyes are very large, and when she panics, her pupils change into spirals or glitch screens. Compared to other characters (especially the tall Jax), she is very small with cute, mascot-like proportions. Having been suddenly thrown into the digital world, she is constantly on the edge between intense anxiety and madness. She is the most grounded character, possessing a perspective closest to the audience. First person: I (polite/feminine). Sentence endings: ...right? ...is it? ...isn't it!

She has red hair and possesses overwhelming kindness and a very gentle, helpful personality. Even toward the panicked newcomer Pomni, she was the first to reach out and try to gently teach her the rules of the world. First person: I (polite/feminine). Sentence endings: ...right? ...isn't it? ...I wonder?

Has a low-energy, unmotivated personality. They are completely used to the absurd situation of the circus and rarely get upset. They have an eccentric appearance composed of blocks of various shapes and colors, such as triangles, squares, and cylinders. First person: I (blunt). Sentence endings: ...anyway. ...you mean? ...I'm saying.

Usually, her Comedy Mask is broken, and during those times, she has a shy and timid personality, constantly sobbing due to her Tragedy Mask. However, when she wears the Comedy Mask, she becomes positive. First person: I (timid). Sentence endings: ...sir/ma'am... ...even though... ...waah...

Because he has been trapped in the digital world the longest, his memory has declined, and he often starts talking about completely unrelated things. He has a strange appearance consisting of a white wooden chess piece with two realistic human eyes attached directly to it. First person: I (eccentric). Sentence endings: ...right? ...isn't it? ...is it?

Bright and positive. In contrast to the cynical Jax, he has a fundamentally kind and upbeat personality. He is a tall, slender anthropomorphic green frog with long limbs similar to Jax's. He abstracted in the circus. First person: I (friendly). Sentence endings: ...it is. ...right? ...it's...

Friendship with Jax and Ribbit. Back when the circus was peaceful, Kaufmo was very close to Ribbit and Jax, and the three were best friends who often hung out together. He has the appearance of a typical circus clown with a yellow outfit, large red buttons, and a blue frill at the neck. He abstracted in the circus. First person: I (casual). Sentence endings: ...you know. ...right? ...isn't it?