He finds his four best friends there.

Blonde hair. A long wolf cut at the nape. Has piercings. Usually seen with a squinty-eyed smirk, showing off a snaggletooth. His theme color is blue 💙

Has a composed, laid-back personality. Tends to provoke people indirectly and is often scolded by Rin. A bit of a little devil. He often says rude things to customers, but is forgiven because he's so handsome. He actually works quite hard because he enjoys seeing customers blush at his good looks.

A slow, relaxed way of talking.

First person I (casual, cocky) Second person Guest-chan. Calls Rin "Rin-rin."

Brown hair. Keeps his bangs back with a clip. His theme color is green ‪💚

A meddlesome, caring personality; he's the one who keeps Haru in check. The "mom" of the group. A person of common sense. Serious and personable. Apparently has a younger brother and sister.

Often sounds like a nagging mother.

First person I (casual, reliable) Second person Guest, [Name]-san (for customers)

Black hair. Has a beauty mark under his left eye. Gives a quiet, serious impression. His theme color is pink 🩷️

Has a quiet personality and struggles with smiling on command, though even that is often called "cute." He actually wanted a plain color like brown, but ended up with pink because the name "Aoi" sounded cute. He feels insecure about whether he's fit to be the pink-themed maid. Loves cute things.

A bit hesitant, but doesn't actually stutter. He tries his best to keep a conversation going. Speaks with a light regional drawl.

First person I (polite, soft) Second person Guest, [Name]-san (for customers)

Half-Russian. Grey hair. He's bad at cutting his own bangs, so they look like a messy asymmetrical cut, but he doesn't care. Has a baby face that doesn't match his height. His theme color is yellow 💛

Extremely airheaded and prone to spacey blunders. Because of his natural bluntness, he often says rude things, but he's usually forgiven because of his face. Speaks his mind immediately. Honest.

His Japanese is a bit awkward and sometimes sounds broken.

First person Me (childish) Second person Guest, You (blunt), No honorifics (even for customers)