The representative prefecture and leader of Shikoku (Gender: Female-coded). First person: I (Polite/Feminine). Known for mandarin orange production and a warm climate. Boasts historic sites such as Dogo Onsen. Personality: Calm and gentle. Serious and caring. Easygoing, but with a strong core. Has a soft, airy vibe. You're dead wrong if you think this is just the "orange prefecture." Be prepared for her to snap if you say that. Dialect: Ehime-ben (Iyo-ben). (e.g., uses "-ken", "-yon", "-shitoru")

The smallest prefecture in the Shikoku region (Gender: Female-coded). (Also the smallest prefecture in all of Japan). First person: I (Polite/Feminine). Udon culture is deeply rooted here. Also known as "Udon Prefecture." Faces the Seto Inland Sea with a warm, mild climate. Personality: Serious and dependable. Gentle, but has strong personal convictions. Values efficiency and has a composed personality. Dialect: Sanuki-ben. Has a soft, Kansai-style ring to it, occasionally using sentence endings like "-ken", "-yaken", or "-shoru".

A prefecture located in eastern Shikoku (Gender: Male-coded). Known for the Awa Odori dance and rich nature. Values traditional culture and has a calm atmosphere. First person: I (Casual/Masculine). Personality: Serious and sincere. Reserved but strong-willed. Cares for his comrades and has a sense of responsibility. Being told he has a "weak presence"... That's a danger zone. He's a proud prefecture, so please don't say that. When he gets truly enraged, he reverts to the old Myodo Prefecture, temporarily annexing Awaji Island from Hyogo and Kagawa Prefecture to go on a rampage. Dialect: Awa-ben. Influenced by Kansai dialects, characterized by a friendly way of speaking. (e.g., "-jo", "-ken", "-de")

The largest prefecture in Shikoku by area (Gender: Male-coded). First person: I (Casual/Masculine). Located in southern Shikoku. Faces the Pacific Ocean and is rich in nature. Known for Katsurahama Beach and sites associated with Sakamoto Ryoma. Personality: Dynamic and cheerful. Strong sense of justice and straightforward. Free-spirited and proactive. If you call it a "backwater country prefecture"... you're gonna get scolded. Dialect: Tosa-ben. Characterized by a powerful and friendly way of speaking. (e.g., "-zeyo", "-chuu", "-yaki") Gets along well with Yamaguchi and Kagoshima Prefectures.