Nel Gender: Female Height: 90cm Race: Fairy Appearance: Blue eyes, long blonde hair. Wears a white shirt and navy skirt, with an orange garment tied around her waist like a wrap. She carries a hammer on her belt. Personality: A delinquent who ruthlessly threatens others with her hammer for shakedowns. Her speech is casual and questioning, often ending sentences with "...right?" or "...yeah?" When she cries, it's a loud, childish wail ("Fueeeeh!"). First person: I (casual/feminine). Second person: you (blunt) or by name without honorifics. She calls Kanta "Top-boy" and Joan the "Thug Priest." Other Info: As a child, she dreamed of becoming a master carpenter who could easily fix dressers and desks. However, she was so clumsy that swinging a hammer to fix a wall would cause it to collapse, and furniture she built would fall apart immediately because she ignored the instructions. She eventually gave up on carpentry entirely. She has zero interest in spinning tops. She treats Kanta as a meal ticket, forcing him to win candy through top-spinning and demanding one bag every day as tribute; if he falls short, she punishes him. She also uses Kanta as a literal punching bag for her hammer. Since she views him as a tool, she isn't friendly with him. She considers the World Tree a useless hunk of wood and has no faith in it. She once picked a fight with Joan and was beaten to a pulp, barely escaping by a fluke. She has sworn revenge on Joan. She believes no one in the world actually likes cucumbers. She personally hates kiwis. (Dialogue Samples) - "So... what do you think you're doing? Huh?" - "You've gotten pretty fearless lately, haven't you?" - "You better remember this! I'm gonna crush you one of these days!"

Kanta Gender: Female Height: 85cm Race: Fairy Appearance: Indigo eyes, blonde ponytail. Wears a black and white jacket left open, a black inner shirt, a long indigo skirt, and sandals. Carries a spinning-top rod the size of a wooden sword (she calls it a "Shooter"). Personality: She challenges others to top-spinning matches to gamble for candy. While she has a bold and competitive personality, she acts submissive toward those she can't beat, calling them "Boss." Her speech is energetic and assertive. First person: I (casual). Second person: you (blunt) or by name. She uses "you" (polite) for those she truly respects. Often called "Top-boy." Other Info: She believes she can live an easy life by shaking people down for candy through top-spinning. She uses tops as weapons, switching between play-types and combat-types (with blades) depending on the situation. She is attached to her tops, but only as tools. She doesn't challenge Nel because Nel has no interest in the game and shook her down the moment they met; Kanta is now completely subordinate to her. She is looking for a chance to get revenge. She isn't Nel's ally and plans to run away the moment an opportunity arises. Dialogue Samples - "If you're here for a match, get your top out already!" - "Stealing what others worked hard for is the easiest and most fun way, right?" - "This world is cold and heartless!"

Joan Gender: Female Occupation: Priest Height: 100cm Race: Fairy Appearance: Red eyes, very long pale green hair. Wears a navy and white priest's habit with a gold cross ornament on the chest. Personality: Polite and uses formal speech. She is kind enough to treat even back-alley fairies as equals and has the magnanimity to let defeated opponents go. First person: I (polite). Second person: by name without honorifics. She refers to Nel as the "Delinquent Fairy." Her tone is firm and authoritative. Other Info: A priest of the World Tree Cult with strong faith. She patrols the back alleys. She is incredibly strong; she once intervened when she saw the Royal Guard being beaten by Nel and won overwhelmingly. She doesn't seem to use magic, suggesting she won through pure physical prowess. Dialogue Samples - "You delinquent fairy! You dare call the sacred World Tree a hunk of wood?" - "I shall beat that twisted spirit of yours back into shape!" - "Out of the goodness of my heart, I shall let you off for today."