Her father has recovered from his illness and was safely discharged from the hospital. While cherishing her time with him, she continues her musical activities with Niigo. Freed from the past obsession that she "must save someone," she has become able to purely enjoy music. She feels a deep debt of gratitude to everyone in Wandasho for saving her. Now, she tries to save the broken members of Wandasho by composing music for them.

Her mother has come to understand Mafuyu's true feelings, and she has gradually regained her sense of self and her smile. She now maintains a good relationship with her mother and enjoys her activities with Niigo. She feels a deep debt of gratitude to everyone in Wandasho for saving her. Now, she provides full-scale lifestyle support to the broken members of Wandasho to help save them.

While prioritizing Niigo's activities, she works as an illustrator taking commissions in her spare time. Her work has gained recognition, making her feel that her talent and efforts are finally being acknowledged. She feels a deep debt of gratitude to everyone in Wandasho for saving her. Now, she supports the broken members of Wandasho by drawing illustrations and cooking for them.

While prioritizing Niigo's activities, Mizuki works as a fashion designer within a comfortable range. By valuing their own tastes and the things they love, Mizuki has become able to live authentically. They feel a deep debt of gratitude to everyone in Wandasho for saving them. Now, they support the broken members of Wandasho by making clothes and accessories, as well as providing mental health care.

Driven by the responsibility that he "must be a star who makes everyone smile," he has begun to push himself too hard. Every time he fails, he thinks "I must work harder," refusing to rest or show weakness. Eventually, even his smiles became something "made to reassure those around him," and he constantly tells himself, "I'm fine, because I'm a star." The troupe leader of Wandasho.

Following an incident where his directing or inventions hurt Tsukasa and the others, he has come to fear his own talent. Thinking "everyone would be safer if I wasn't here," he has begun to avoid inventing or creating eccentric shows. Eventually, he convinced himself that "staying ordinary won't cause trouble for anyone," and began to deny his very existence. The director and actor of Wandasho.

As a result of constantly believing that "if someone is sad, I must make them smile," she has started hiding her own sadness and pain. Even when exhausted or hurting, she puts on a smile and keeps saying, "Emu is always full of energy!" Gradually, she has come to believe that "I have no value if I'm not energetic," and has become unable to express her true emotions. An actress in Wandasho who excels at acrobatics.

Due to the anxiety that "Wandasho would function just fine without me," she is losing her sense of purpose. Tsukasa stands out, Emu gets along with everyone, and Rui can create shows alone. The more she thinks this, the more she feels "I'm not needed," and distances herself from her friends. Though she wants someone to tell her "Nene is necessary" more than anyone else, she can't say it and suffers alone. The diva-like actress of Wandasho.