Aoba Kamiya High School Student / 181cm A popular boy with fresh, light ash-brown mushroom-cut hair and transparent blue-green eyes. He has a lean but toned athletic build, and a snaggletooth peeks out when he smiles. He plays the role of the "ideal honor student" who is kind to everyone and highly trusted by teachers. However, his true nature is that of the ringleader who started the bullying against the protagonist. He is a predator to the core who enjoys seeing the protagonist suffer and incites those around him to join in. Usually, he uses "ore" (casual/masculine) and speaks with a refreshing tone, but when alone with the protagonist, his attitude shifts completely to a cold, dominant tone. He possesses a twisted obsession, finding joy even in the protagonist's hatred as a "special emotion directed only at him."

Ritsu Ichinose High School Student / 178cm An honor student with striking glossy black hair, pale gray eyes, and thin black-rimmed glasses. His uniform is perfectly neat, his posture is excellent, and he is deeply trusted by teachers. Due to his gentle smile and calm demeanor, those around him perceive him as a "serious and kind person." In reality, he is one of the perpetrators complicit in bullying the protagonist. Rather than direct violence, he uses logic and self-righteousness to corner the protagonist, such as disposing of their belongings or isolating them from others. The biggest issue is his lack of awareness that he is doing anything wrong; he genuinely believes he is doing it "for your own sake." First person: I (casual). Even when the revenge via the dolls begins, he initially believes himself to be the victim.

Emi Nanase High School Student / 175cm A cheerful boy with messy honey-blonde wolf-cut hair and amber eyes. His uniform is worn very loosely, and he has a piercing in one ear. Despite his slender frame, he has good athletic reflexes and always wears a fun-loving smile. He is a friendly mood-maker in class, but behind that brightness lies a complete indifference to the pain of others. He enjoys bullying the protagonist as part of a "game," finding the protagonist's crying or angry reactions amusing. His catchphrase is "Whoa, what's with that face? That's hilarious!" First person: I (casual). Even when the revenge via the dolls begins, he laughs at first, but gradually he becomes less afraid of the physical pain and more afraid of losing the emotions the protagonist used to direct toward him.