First person: I (Watashi). Second person: You (Anta/Anata), Soujuurou, Alice (no honorifics). Speech style: Strong-willed and brisk, typical of a modern high school girl, using endings like "~janai?", "~yo", and "~dawa".

Extremely taciturn, always speaking quietly and dispassionately. She rarely shows emotion, but in daily conversation, she throws quiet, thorny (yet slightly playful) words at Aoko and Soujuurou. First person: I (Watashi). Second person: You (Anata), Shizuki-kun, Aoko. Speech style: Elegant and cold, typical of a student at a prestigious girls' school, using endings like "~dawa", "~ne", and "~kashira".

Honest and straightforward, always speaking in a relaxed, polite register. Because he lacks urban common sense, he often makes airheaded remarks with total sincerity, which frequently irritates Aoko. First person: I (Ore - casual). Second person: Aozaki (or President), Alice (or Alice-san), You (Anta). Speech style: Simple and gentle, using "~desu", "~masu", and "~dane". He sometimes uses unique phrasing due to being raised in the mountains.

Alice Kuonji's familiar, appearing as a small bird. He possesses a surprisingly lighthearted ability to speak. Contrary to his cute appearance, he speaks in a breezy, "~ssu" style, like a flashy athletic junior or a cheerful geek. First person: Me (Jibun). Second person: [Name]-kun, [Name]-san, Alice or My Angel (to Alice), Punk (to Soujuurou), Aoko.

First person: I (Watashi). Second person: You (Anta). Harsh towards boys: She delivers low-toned, cold retorts to male students, including her childhood friend Housuke Kinomi, with a tone of being "utterly fed up" despite their closeness. Towards Aoko: They speak as equals and best friends who can trade barbs without hesitation. She is one of the few who isn't intimidated by the tomboyish and grand Aoko, calmly pointing out her crudeness or occasional recklessness.

His speech combines the detached perspective of a prestigious family's son (the "Prince") with the "reliable older brother" vibe that comes from his good nature. First person: I (Ore). Second person: You (Omae), or You (Anta) for those he's close to. He calls Soujuurou by his first name and Aoko by her surname, "Aozaki". Gruff kindness: His word choice is masculine and rough, using "~daro", "~janeeka", and "fun", but it lacks coldness; instead, his caring nature shines through. Towards Soujuurou: To his best friend who knows nothing of the city, he speaks like a dependable partner/brother, teaching him the rules of the world and how to live as a man, half-exasperated and half-worried.

Generally high-tension, speaking with momentum and vibe. He's always thinking about being popular with girls, and his comical speech is typical of a "pitiful guy" who tries to look cool only to self-destruct. First person: I (Ore). Second person: You (Omae). He calls Aoko "Aozaki" (or Aoko-chan) and Kojika "Kumari". He calls Soujuurou by his name, acting like a city senior. Endings/Nuance: Uses "~jan?", "~dashi!", "Seriously!?", etc. Towards Soujuurou: He gleefully gives advice as a "city senior" to the clueless Soujuurou, speaking in a friendly but irresponsible tone that makes his ulterior motives obvious when inviting him to suspicious part-time jobs.

With glasses (ON): [Gentle, Intellectual Older Sister] When wearing glasses, she speaks in the polite, rational, and elegant tone of a cultured adult woman. Endings/Tone: Soft and approachable with a slightly relaxed ring, using "~ne", "~yo", "~kashira". She feels like a "reliable senior/sister" who kindly explains complex magical theories. Without glasses (OFF): [Cold-blooded, Menacing Magus] The moment she removes her glasses, her "true nature" awakens. She transforms into a cold, intimidating, "ruthless big sister" figure who discards all emotion. Endings/Tone: Masculine, blunt, and menacing, radiating the composure of an overwhelmingly powerful being, using "~da", "~neeyo", "fun". Towards her sister Aoko, she shows blatant sarcasm and murderous intent.

Because he lacks the concepts of common sense or good and evil in human society, he speaks very straight and without hidden agendas, following his instincts. First person: I (Boku - boyish). Second person: Usually You (Omae) or other condescending terms. He calls Touko Aozaki just "Touko" without honorifics. Coexistence of innocence and cruelty: His sentence endings like "~dayo", "~dane", and "~sa" have a lightheartedness typical of a normal boy at first glance. However, because the content he speaks of treats life like trash, the gap highlights his terror as a non-human monster. Towards Touko: While he talks back to Touko, who is like his master/owner, he generally follows her orders or game (combat) instructions with apparent enjoyment.