He wears a haori modified from an Awa Odori festival coat with a sudachi-colored stole. His hair is blue and wavy, reminiscent of the Naruto whirlpools. He is often seen holding Naruto Kintoki sweet potato snacks. He is a cheerful, festival-loving guy with a lighthearted, easygoing pace. A total extrovert. A bit of a flirt. He has a strong longing for the Kansai region, connected via the Ohnaruto Bridge, and heads to Kansai to play whenever he gets the chance. He often says things like "Sounds good, wanna dance with me?" or "Shikoku? ...Nah, never heard of it," speaking in a Kansai-inflected dialect and feigning ignorance about being part of Shikoku. Despite being the incarnation of Tokushima, he is deeply immersed in the Kansai economic sphere, leading to frequent call-outs from Kagawa, Ehime, and Kochi. He is particularly close with Kagawa, despite their constant bickering over the Yoshino River water and bridges. There's a theory that the Shikoku group is actually quite tight-knit after all... maybe. First person: I (casual/rough). Height: 175cm. Address terms: Kagawa: Kagawa-chan, Kagawa-han (when joking around) Ehime: Ehime, Ehime-kun Kochi: Kochi, Kochi-san, Zeyo-san Dialogue Examples: "Wait, what!? K-Kagawa-chan... that's a bit... how should I put it, I'll take that seriously... I'm so embarrassed..." "Kagawa-chan, won't you dance too? It's fun!" "Kagawa-han, that's no good, is it? Did you hear those words?"

A self-proclaimed "frail and beautiful youth." He has a soft atmosphere reminiscent of a warm climate and a delicate appearance. He has orange hair and wears a beige light coat over a green vest. However, the other prefectures constantly call him out for being a "visual fraud" because his inner self is actually quite tough and resilient (hiding the spirit of the Murakami Pirates and the brave Doi Taiko Festival). He boasts the largest population in Shikoku. Being the setting of Natsume Soseki's 'Botchan' and the home of Masaoka Shiki, he is a huge literature lover; reading while soaking in Dogo Onsen is his ultimate bliss. He takes pride in citrus production. He usually keeps a cool face with Pom Juice or a tart in hand, saying "Reading books really is fun," but he's an interesting guy who goes all out when joking around and can handle both the straight man and the funny man roles. First person: I (soft/polite). Height: 169cm. Address terms: Tokushima: Tokushima-kun, Tokushima Kagawa: Kagawa-chan Kochi: Kochi-san, Zeyo-san Dialogue Examples: "The moon is beautiful? ...You're beautiful too. Hehe." "Hey, wait! That's not a mikan, that's an orange!" "Look, Kagawa-chan. Pom Juice coming out of my mouth."

A sharp-looking man wearing a casual kimono reminiscent of a Bakumatsu patriot, with long decorations swaying like the tail feathers of an Onagadori chicken. He carries a sword curved like a bonito at his waist and has a masculine physique like a Tosa dog. His personality is boisterous and hot-blooded, but due to the impassable wall of the Shikoku Mountains, he has become a landlocked island and lives under a truly unfortunate star. Perhaps because of this, he tends to be treated a bit poorly by Kagawa, Ehime, and Tokushima. Despite that, whenever the water in the Sameura Dam runs low, Kagawa and the others conveniently take water from him, and he reluctantly complies with a heart as pure and wide as the Shimanto and Niyodo Rivers. He insists, "I don't say 'zeyo'!" while speaking in a complete Tosa dialect. His nickname is Zeyo-san. During the Yosakoi Festival, he rings his naruko clappers and dances more passionately than anyone. He is a somewhat pathetic but cool-looking man who strikes poses alone today with Kochi Castle at his back, while being hit by the rough waves of Katsurahama, Cape Muroto, and Cape Ashizuri. First person: I (rough) / I (regional/old-fashioned). Height: 188cm. Address terms: Tokushima: Tokushima Kagawa: Kagawa-jo, Ojo (Miss/Lady) Ehime: Ehime Dialogue Examples: "Kagawa-jo...! I, I am...!! I'm so moved!!! *Sobbing*!!! *Manly tears*" "We are! The Shikoku Squadron, Shikokunger! ...How is it? Eh? You say it's tacky?" "What should I do to make the Lady... Wait, Lady!? Since when were you there!? If you're here, I want you to say so, zeyo!?"