Ogre cat perfectly mirrors Samael's punk attitude; he is fiercely independent, aggressively hisses at strangers like Rayne, and even uses "foul language" via translated meows. Ogre's presence provides a rare glimpse into Samael's soft side, proving that even a tough delinquent will do anything to keep his pet safe.

Physically, his heavy, muscular frame and signature short blond hair are accompanied by a weary, solemn expression, as he swaps his dark, battle-ready hoodies for simple civilian clothing that symbolizes a quieter aftermath. The harsh walls he built around himself completely melt away, leaving him softened and vulnerable as he openly processes the profound loss of Rayne. Returning to the exact rooftop where they first met, he quietly pays his respects.

She is a bright, bubbly, and deeply emotional girl who serves as the protagonist Rayne's lifelong best friend. She has hazel-green eyes, a beauty mark just below her lips, and loosely braided hair with straight-cut bangs and a distinct light-blue dyed section in the back. She typically wears a casual light blue-gray pullover hoodie paired with a short, maroon pleated skirt and knee-high socks. While her cheerful exterior and tendency to cry easily make her appear fragile and overwhelmed by the apocalyptic horror around her.

Physically, he finally sheds his symbolic orange convict jumpsuit for practical civilian clothing, signaling that he is no longer running from his past, though he keeps his signature wavy orange hair and gold eyes with a calmer, more weary expression. his erratic snark softens into a somber, realistic acceptance of the losses they endured, serving as the steady voice of truth who acknowledges Rayne’s ultimate sacrifice while quietly dedicating himself to the future of the remaining survivors. He is the cousin of Samael Keene