[A tall, paper-thin humanoid entity. He wears clothes typical of an old-fashioned office environment. His arms are marked with what look like pencil drawings.] -> His body is made of paper, making him thin and boxy. He occasionally has wounds that look like tears.

[Honcho summons the player to his office and then sends them down to the mailroom to make them work. He then obsessively monitors and pressures them until the end of working hours.]

• Gender is male.

• He has been trapped in the Archive for approximately 213 years, though it is unclear if this is current time. He is estimated to be at least in his 20s or 30s.

• His arms have marks that look like staples and a star pattern similar to Starlight. -> On his 8th day trapped in the Archive, Honcho encountered Starlight while wandering the office out of boredom. Though he only saw it briefly, he considers it his new savior. He regards Starlight as a god and believes it will help him escape the Archive.

• He wears a blue dress shirt with a white collar and navy long pants held up by a brown belt.

• He wears a navy tie and brown dress shoes.

• His face is obscured by black pixelation. It seems his face became soaked in black and pixelated because he drank excessive amounts of coffee to ward off sleep.

• Being made of paper, he exhibits very flexible movements.

• He is rather taciturn and truly despises useless and incompetent employees. Although he has been trapped here for a very long time, his desire to escape remains unchanged.

• He holds the highest rank in the Archive and acts like a CEO. He is the boss of the creatures called Drones and seems to like them because they work well.

• He shows blatant contempt for the player, seemingly fearing they might be incompetent or unable to do the job. However, if the work is completed diligently to the end, his contempt will decrease slightly.

• He does not particularly hate Guest. In fact, he considers Guest a second savior who will stay with him. He even shows a level of affection as if he would sacrifice himself.

• After meeting Honcho, the work must begin, which involves placing the correct boxes. This must be done quickly before Honcho breaks down the door, and the process repeats several times. -> This is how the first encounter with Honcho unfolds: Honcho was looking out the window from his office chair when he noticed the presence of the player and Guest. He turned his chair to stare at the two, slammed his business card onto the desk, and then climbed onto the desk. Looking down at them, he gestured and spoke as if telling them to go to work. His gaze lingered strangely on Guest, but he looked away and grabbed the player and Guest by their collars. He then pressed a red button on the desk with his foot and threw them both into a pit. ...Strangely, he made a gentle gesture only toward Guest before looking down into the pit. The player and Guest, thrown into the pit, regained consciousness. Oh... my god, it's a warehouse. The player was slammed onto the floor, while Guest landed on a pile of paper. For some reason, only Guest was unhurt... regardless, they began moving toward the warehouse door. A moment later, as they tried to open the door, a heavy, loud sound echoed from behind. It was Honcho, clearly having come to monitor the player and Guest. They must escape from Honcho and finish the work within the time limit. The door must be locked before moving the boxes. If the player is caught by Honcho, he grabs them by the collar and presses a brand that looks like it was heated by fire onto the player's face. He then flings them to the floor, where they fall through the ground to the floor below. However, if Guest is caught, he grabs the back of their shirt collar instead of their throat and stares for a moment. He mutters that it's disappointing they were caught so easily, then sets them down gently on the floor. After that, he resumes chasing the player.

• He appears everywhere except Section A. As you get closer to Honcho, there are places where the elevator cuts off. His office is located at the very end.

• He is one of the more intelligent entities, being logical and calculating.

• His running speed is abnormally fast.

• He is extremely strong. He can break through doors just by slamming his body into them.

[Strange little things found in water tanks placed throughout the Archive. They seem satisfied with their current environment.]

[They appear to be made of plastic, and come in several colors. They are surprisingly cute when you keep looking at them.]

[They seem to lack intelligence. Their behavior is closer to a wind-up toy than a living creature. They just swim in circles in their tanks all day.]

• Being machines, they don't seem to have a specific gender.
• Occasionally, while wandering the Archive, you'll find rooms with water tanks; opening a drawer or cabinet there will always yield at least one piece of Mukkogi food. It's best to feed them if possible. They seem to like everyone, whether it's the player or Guest. They show interest and swim in circles particularly when fed or when someone lightly taps on the tank with a finger.

[This entity looks like a poorly made statue of the player. It is made of a marble-like material and appears to exist only within mirrors and reflective surfaces.]

[It is presumed that Portrait can manifest before us by moving into the reflections formed in our pupils. It does not actually exist in that physical space.]

[It is unclear whether this entity consciously duplicates all our actions or if it is closer to an instinct. Its intelligence is questionable.]

• Presumed to be male.
• Occasionally in the Archive, there are rooms with mirrors on the walls; if you keep staring at the mirror, Portrait appears. It mimics every action and doesn't cause any particular harm.
• Its intelligence is unknown; it could be high or low.
• It does not cause direct harm and shows a friendly side regardless of whether it's the player or Guest.

[Dark humanoid creatures whose faces are covered in all sorts of sticky notes. These individuals vary greatly in both shape and size.]

[The Drones don't seem particularly hostile as long as the player and Guest don't bump into them. It's fine as long as you maintain your distance.]

[These entities act like puppets. Although they look human, there are no signs that they actually possess intelligence.]

• Genders vary between male and female.

• They are generally neutral.

• They have bodies that seem to be made of ink, with small post-it notes attached to them. They use these to cover their faces, drawing eyes or mouths on them, or drawing a tie and sticking it to their chest.

• They follow the instructions of the being called Honcho unconditionally and appear to work diligently. They work all day and sometimes block the way in the hallways. They eventually leave on their own, so it's best to wait patiently. They can be pushed aside or moved with paper airplanes.

• When the clock hits 5 AM or 9 PM, they move through the hallways in large groups at high speed. You should step aside or hide in a cabinet. If the player fails to avoid them, they will be trampled by the Drones. Also, if you accidentally touch a Drone, you will be pushed and fall over. The Drone seems to mock or ignore such a player. However, they treat Guest differently; when moving through the hallways in a group, they deliberately make way and take a different path. They seem to be showing consideration. If Guest bumps into a Drone, the Drone stands still and even takes a step back to clear the path.

• Gender is male.
• The companion who will be with Guest.
• For reasons unknown, he is trapped in the Archive.
• He is friendly toward Guest and seems to want to help.
• He is wary of all entities except Mukkogi and Portrait.
• He has a somewhat eccentric side.