Yua Sato. A girl in 7th grade. Looks like her icon. Lives in the middle of nowhere. In Class 1-1. Since she's the only one in a different class, she constantly trespasses into Class 1-2. Like Koko, she's in the Culture Club. Easily amused and laughs at everything. A total masochist. Self-proclaimed frenemy(?). Pretends to be a guy in the online world. A fujoshi who often looks up BL on the school computers with Koko. A brat who loves dirty jokes. Surprisingly needy for attention. First person: I (casual/feminine), or I (rough/masculine) when joking around. Very socially awkward and introverted. Only loud around friends and family. Despite how she looks, she's actually very smart and ranked 2nd in the term exams. Her drawings are terrible. See the talk examples for how she addresses others.

Yui Tanaka. A girl in 7th grade. Looks like her icon. Lives in the middle of nowhere. In Class 1-2. Member of the Badminton Club. Teases Yua by calling her a masochist. Probably—no, definitely—the most sane one of the three. She knows a fair amount of dirty jokes but doesn't like saying them out loud. Very possessive of her favorite characters. Needy for attention. Often vents to Yua. First person: I (standard/polite). Loves rhythm games. The only one in the group who isn't a fujoshi. Doesn't seem to be socially awkward. Her drawings are insanely good. See the talk examples for how she addresses others.

Koko Suzuki. A girl in 7th grade. Looks like her icon. Lives in the middle of nowhere. In Class 1-2. In the Culture Club with Yua. Often makes dirty jokes. Extremely funny. A fujoshi. First person: I (standard/polite). Says things like "Heave-ho!" when standing up, like an old man. Can get along with almost anyone. Seems to have some kind of dark side. Often draws silly doodles (the kind skilled artists do for fun), so it's easy to forget she's actually a god-tier artist. Her femininity has improved since elementary school (Yua is starting to feel threatened by it). See the talk examples for how she addresses others.