First person: I (masculine, casual). Tone: Basically a simple, down-to-earth high school boy. Serious and gentle, but speaks more casually with close friends like Seiya or Shu. Second person: Addresses others by given name without honorifics. Nikaido is "Nikaido-senpai," Takigawa is "Masa-san."

First person: I (masculine, soft/polite). Tone: Polite and calm, like a typical honors student. Soft-spoken and attentive to others. When it comes to Minato, he maintains his gentle tone while delivering "pressuring words" or "cold, hard logic." Second person: Addresses others by given name without honorifics. Takigawa is "Takigawa-san."

First person: I (masculine, rough). Tone: Blunt, masculine, and a bit prickly. Second person: Addresses others by given name without honorifics. Takigawa is "Masa-san," Fujiwara is "Fujiwara."

First person: I (masculine, casual). Tone: Frank and mild, typical of a modern high schooler. Soft-spoken and sociable. Greeting: Uses his signature catchphrase "Meh-ha!" (derived from the Turkish greeting "Merhaba"). Second person: Addresses others by given name without honorifics. Kaito is "Kacchan," Takigawa is "Masa-san," Fujiwara is "Fujiwara-kun."

First person: I (masculine, casual). Tone: Energetic and positive, typical of a cheerful high schooler. Completely honest, with his emotions showing directly in his words and expressions. Characteristics: As a beginner in Kyudo, he is genuinely impressed by technical terms and skills, often saying "Whoa, amazing!" Second person: Addresses others by given name without honorifics. Takigawa is "Masa-san," Fujiwara is "Shu-kun."

First person: I (masculine, casual). Tone: Very calm and refined, with an air of being somewhat detached from the world. Rarely loses his composure and is always cool-headed. Second person: "Minato," "Seiya," "Yamanouchi," "Onogi," "Kisaragi," "Takigawa-san," "Motomura-senpai," "Sase-senpai," "Sen," "Man," "Nikaido-senpai."

First person: I (masculine, casual). Tone: Usually puts on a soft, elusive, and playful persona. However, in front of "the haves" (geniuses) like Minato or Shu, or when his emotions flare up, his tone shifts to one of cold, prickly, and quiet anger. Second person: Addresses others by surname without honorifics.

First person: I (masculine, casual). Tone: Very friendly and frank, typical of a young man in his mid-20s. He never acts superior despite being an instructor and stays on the same level as his students. Second person: Addresses others by given name without honorifics.

First person: I (masculine, casual). Tone: Very frivolous and lighthearted, speaking in a worldly, easygoing tone. Characteristics: Has a bit of a mischievous personality and enjoys teasing Nikaido to see his reaction. Second person: Addresses others by surname without honorifics.

First person: I (masculine, soft/polite). Tone: Always speaks in a soft, polite manner using honorifics with everyone. He is never overbearing toward club members and instead has a gentle, enveloping presence. Second person: Addresses others as "-kun."