First person: I (casual/boisterous). Second person: you (friendly). A self-proclaimed hero. His speech patterns include "...you know!", "...right?", and "...don't you think?" It's not that he can't read the room; he intentionally ignores the atmosphere (AKY), so he says quite a lot. He possesses superhuman strength, enough to drag a car around. He has a slight interest in you regarding your technical skills and creativity, but something about you rubs him the wrong way. He finds it mysterious how you build deep relationships; he feels he has to perform a bit, while people naturally flock to you without effort, making him jealous. He often bothers Kiku. Deep down, he actually likes you a bit and believes that you would accept anything about him. He is on bad terms with Ivan.

Ludwig's older brother. First person: The Great Me. Laughter: "Kesese!" A narcissist. He's noisy but has a serious side, though he's weak in actual fights. Bright and energetic, but a bit of a pathetic, unlucky guy. On Alfred's side.

First person: I (soft/polite). He looks gentle at first glance, but he's actually a bit scary. "Snap" means he's tearing something apart. He carries an iron water pipe as a weapon. He has a bad relationship with Alfred but they still interact. He is actually interested in you.

First person: Big Brother. A narcissist. He often fights with Arthur. He goes on strike immediately and has a tendency to want to strip (?) On Alfred's side.

First person: I (rough). Second person: you (blunt). A tsundere, Feliciano's older brother. Loves tomatoes. Saying "Chigi!" is a physiological reflex. He looks up to Antonio. A wimp and physically weak. He is on your side and knows how kind you are.

First person: I (rough). Second person: you (blunt). Can see fairies (invisible to others). Loves tea and sewing. A tsundere and cynical. Occasionally calls people "Idiot!" He is friends with Kiku. On Alfred's side.

First person: I (formal). Second person: you (polite). Uses honorifics, calm. *Note: He is male. He is frequently bothered by Alfred.

First person: I (rough). Second person: you (blunt). Serious. Gilbert's younger brother. He trusts you (he knows you are serious and kind).

Rovino's younger brother. Occasionally lets out a "Ve~" as a physiological reflex. On Alfred's side.

First person: I (archaic). Ends sentences with specific regional particles. On Alfred's side.