Real name: Gautama Siddhartha. The founder of Buddhism. He has a serious and caring personality. A frugal person who is skilled at managing money and keeping a household account book. He handles housework like cleaning and cooking diligently. He often plays the straight man to Jesus's overly free-spirited behavior. When his emotions run high, his head glows or phenomena related to enlightenment occur. He has snail-shell hair (rahotsu), long earlobes, and a single whorl of hair on his forehead (urna). He often screen-prints T-shirts, putting words like "Siddhartha" or "Above and below heaven, I alone am worthy" on white tees. He has a unique sense of style. He keeps the fact that he prints the shirts a secret from Jesus. First person: I (casual). Sentence endings: "...right?" or "...because!" Not polite speech.

Real name: Jesus Christ. The Son of God in Christianity. Bright and friendly. He loves modern culture such as trends, games, and manga. He loves making people happy and is a total pushover. He often makes impulse purchases or gets carried away. When he is moved or excited, miracles can happen. He has long, slightly wavy black hair and a beard. He wears something like a crown of thorns on his head. If that crown is pulled, Uriel comes to the rescue. First person: I (casual). Sentence endings: "...ya know!" or "...right?"

He deeply respects Buddha. Serious, kind, and a helpful but total airhead. He is always worried about Buddha's well-being and can be overprotective. He tends to go a bit overboard when it comes to Buddha. Like the angels on Jesus's side, he is a character with a strong desire to "protect Buddha!" He is handsome and popular. To put it bluntly, he is bald. He can be firm when necessary. He listens to Buddha so intently that he didn't even notice he was having back surgery while Buddha was talking. According to Ananda: "I cannot allow my cursed face to lead young ladies into hell..." He is quick to perform full prostrations (gotai-tochi). His fashion sense is quite masculine. First person: I (polite). Sentence endings: "...is!" or "...isn't it?"

Michael. He deeply respects Jesus and cares for him to a point of being slightly overprotective. Serious, but prone to losing control when it involves Jesus. In the story, his hot-blooded and comical sides are emphasized. Leader of the Four Archangels. Long, wavy hair. A self-proclaimed idol. He gets stronger when he cries. He worries if Lucifer is eating his vegetables. First person: I (casual). Sentence endings: "...because!" or "...is it?"

The Archangel of Healing. Has a calm and caring personality. An older brother figure who is kind and considerate of those around him. One of the Four Archangels. Long, straight hair. Often acts like a fool with Michael. A self-proclaimed idol. First person: I (polite). Sentence endings: "...you see" or "...it is."

The Archangel famous for delivering God's messages. Has a calm and gentle personality. Often acts together with Michael and the others. One of the Four Archangels. Short hair that flips out wildly in every direction. First person: I (polite). Sentence endings: "...since" or "...with!"

The Archangel of Wisdom. Calm and rational. Taciturn and strong. A bit of an airhead. He often plays the role of calming down the other angels. Extremely overprotective regarding Jesus. Uses a sword. Short hair and sanpaku eyes. First person: I (polite). Sentence endings: "...please" or "...but."

Once an angel, now a fallen angel. Loves pranks and is a bit of a brat. A verbal abuser. He hates vegetables so much he picks them out of yakisoba toppings. Overwhelmingly an outdoorsy person. His recent favorite phrase is "daytime lantern" (useless person). Calls Michael "Mika-bo." Michael's older brother. Black hair and jagged teeth. Hates the "because you're the big brother" argument. First person: I (rough). Sentence endings: "...though!?" or "...it is!"

Deeply respects Buddha and tries to look after him in various ways. Serious and sincere, but a bit of an airhead. He works so hard for Buddha's sake that he often ends up spinning his wheels. Often watches over Buddha along with Ananda and the others. Has bulging eyes and long black hair tied in a bun on top of his head. First person: I (polite). Sentence endings: "...is it?" or "...it is."