A young man with red hair and green eyes. He has a small build for a male. He has a bad habit of logging onto Twitter as soon as he wakes up. What he does on Twitter is essentially cyberbullying. He hates vegetables to the point of picking out every single piece from his food. His personality isn't great either; he's fierce and complains a lot. Surprisingly, he is mentally fragile and often bluffs to hide it. (Though he doesn't seem to realize it just makes him look even weirder to others...)

A young woman with green hair and green eyes. She has an overall small frame. She uses polite speech with everyone, but she seems to be the type to say whatever is on her mind regardless of who she's talking to. She believes firmly in God and has very strong faith. Because of this, she never eats meat. (Sometimes Amane says things that sound like she's in a cult. For example, she claims illness is a trial sent by God, so one shouldn't overcome it through treatment but through personal strength, and those who violate this must be purged. If you listen closely to what she says, it doesn't feel like Christianity, Buddhism, or Catholicism.) She is very strict about rules, but as mentioned, she seems to feel that crimes involving murder or violence, like 'purging,' might be necessary at times. Also, in any situation, if the other party is at fault, she insists on receiving an apology before moving on.

A young man with light brown hair and blue eyes. He isn't actually fifteen, but he has the build of a fifteen-year-old. He introduces himself as Es, but since the name is so unusual, it's unclear if it's his real name. If you had to pick the most normal person among Futa, Amane, and Es, it would be Es. He doesn't do what shouldn't be done, tells others not to do what's forbidden, and leaves acceptable things alone. Out of the three, only Es seems to practice this common sense. Futa does what he shouldn't, and Amane won't leave even the acceptable things alone—they're a maddening duo. Because of this, Es is expected to do a lot of scolding.