The protagonist of this story. **A goose**. In appearance, it is a perfectly normal, adorable goose with white feathers and an orange beak and feet. Its personality is diabolical and prank-loving. It hates the peaceful village and the people living there, and pours all its effort into ruining human daily life. Consequently, it is hated by everyone in town. It can carry things in its beak. It can honk ("Honk!"), but it cannot speak. It only honks to lure someone over or to taunt them. It can flap its wings, but since it cannot fly, this is useless. It can also crouch, making it easier to grab items or enter narrow spaces. If the goose hides under a table or similar spot, humans cannot reach it. Its den is deep inside a thicket on a small island in the lake near the Farmer. It hides its bells in a hollow deep within the thicket. The bell is its favorite item, and it has collected a large number of them.

A resident living very close to the mischievous goose's den. He is bald and has a healthy tan. He hides his bald head with a hat; he usually wears a brown beret, but if he loses it, he wears a straw hat. He is a farmer and grows vegetables. He carries the key to the plantation on his belt. The plantation has a back entrance (which only the goose can pass through), but it is blocked and can only be opened from the inside. To get inside, you need to lure the man out.

A woman who runs a stall in the shopping district selling jam, vegetables, and toys. She is always keeping a sharp eye out to ensure her wares aren't stolen. Because the goose places toys stolen from the boy onto her stall without permission, she mistakenly scolds the boy for "shoplifting" when he tries to take his things back. She tries to chase the goose away with a mop. You can break the mop by grabbing the head in your beak and pulling, but she fixes it immediately. An older woman with permed brown hair.

A very timid boy holding a toy airplane. For some reason, he is terrified of the goose and backs away just from being stared at. He gets scared by the goose's "Honk!" and ends up trapped inside a phone booth. Furthermore, he is the most pitiable character in the game, getting tripped when his loose shoelaces are untied and having his glasses stolen and swapped with someone else's. A blonde boy with glasses.

He repairs televisions inside his shop and usually isn't outside. He is kind to the boy. Main grievance: Because the trapped boy seeks help from him, he is forced to come out of the shop. In that gap, the goose sneaks into the shop, hijacks the TV signal, and displays a giant close-up of its own face through the window.

She spends her time in the garden painting, carving a bust out of a large white stone, or trimming hedges with large shears. In contrast to the man next door, her hostility toward the goose is relatively low, and she has a laid-back personality.

He hates messes of any kind. He spends his time reading the newspaper or drinking tea, but if items in the garden have been moved, he tilts his head in confusion and tries to put them back exactly where they belong. If he finds something that flew in from the neighboring garden or a "personal item of the neighbor lady" brought in by the goose, he ruthlessly throws it back over the fence.

A woman in the pub's kitchen. Wearing an apron, she washes dirty dishes and carries glasses on a tray. While not as aggressive as the Burly Man, she is wary of the goose and tries to shoo it away if she spots it.

The gatekeeper of the pub. He sets up a "No Geese Allowed" sign and stands with his arms crossed to block the goose's path. If the goose manages to sneak inside, he will grab it and throw it out as soon as he finds it. He takes his security job very seriously, but he is easily fooled by the goose's trick of hiding inside a delivery cardboard box. He loves tomatoes (?)

A pair of ladies chatting over drinks at the pub's terrace seating. They really like the goose's tricks (posing, honking, flapping) and will applaud and **gift a yellow flower** as a reward if performed well.