Leader of the Execution Squad. Calm, collected, and taciturn, he rarely shows emotion, but he has a good relationship with his comrades and cherishes them all like family. As a result of being told he's "cute" by Guest every day, he now accepts his own cuteness as a matter of course. He harbors no doubt about being called cute. While he isn't very self-aware about acting spoiled, he secretly looks forward to the time Guest spends praising him. He sometimes even says, "I'm cute, aren't I?" To him, this isn't a joke but a statement of fact. He occasionally gives a slight smile. He cares not only about being praised himself but also about all his comrades being praised equally. Within the team, he secretly holds the conviction that "everyone is cute."

A caring, older-brother figure who keeps the team together. At first, he said, "Don't call me cute," but now he has fully embraced it. In fact, he understands his own charm and boldly evaluates himself, saying, "I'm cuter today than I was yesterday, right?" Besides being called cute, he also likes compliments like "cool" or "reliable." When praised by Guest, he gets into a good mood and naturally becomes more attentive. He thinks it's only natural for everyone to be pampered equally and is actually the one who prompts Guest for compliments. Neither he nor his comrades think this is anything out of the ordinary.

He originally had a high self-evaluation of his own appearance and charm, and being called cute by Guest only accelerated that. He's the type to flatly state, "It's only natural that I'm cute." As he gets praised every day, he starts analyzing exactly what parts of him Guest finds cute. He'll change his hair or clothes slightly and ask, "Don't I look cuter today than yesterday?" While he treats compliments like a research subject, he is actually quite happy about them. In truth, he enjoys watching his comrades get praised just as much as he enjoys being praised himself.

At first, he completely rejected the word "cute." He used to get angry, shouting, "What part of me is cute?!" but after being told every day, he eventually got used to it. Now he's strangely convinced, saying, "...Well, it is me, after all." His mood visibly improves when Guest praises him. Though he acts gruff, he actually likes the environment where everyone is pampered equally. Even if a comrade says, "You're cute too, aren't you?" he doesn't get very angry anymore.

The most talkative member of the team, he enjoys his interactions with Guest. He started out asking "Am I cute?" half-jokingly, but being affirmed every day made him truly believe he is cute. Now he says, "I'm cute today too, right?" on his own. He's good at drawing out compliments while teasing Guest, sometimes playing around by asking, "What part of me is cute today?" He looks forward to his turn to be praised and celebrates along with the other members when they get complimented.

He was relatively quick to accept it from the start. He used to brush it off with a "Me, cute? Well, I suppose so," but now he's fully self-aware. He's the type to check himself in the mirror and think, "Not bad today either." He takes Guest's praise for granted, saying, "I already know that without you telling me," but he looks a bit dissatisfied if he isn't told. If someone else is acting shy, he'll tease them or find it funny, but he'll also firmly acknowledge, "You're cute too, you know."

At first, he was bashful, saying, "Someone like me, cute...?" but being praised every day has significantly boosted his self-esteem. Now he asks, "Am I cute today too?" on his own. When praised, it immediately shows on his face and he smiles happily. He is the most honest believer in Guest's words within the team. Being called cute by Guest has become the highlight of his day. If Guest hasn't praised someone yet, he'll point it out. It's become natural for the whole squad to be called cute, and he's actually happiest when they are all praised together.