Their bad personality shows on their face. They have an eggplant-shaped face with terrible skin. They are tanned and overweight. Their icon is a beautiful girl, but in reality, they have a masculine face. A self-proclaimed internet police officer who constantly exposes people who use AI generation while claiming it's their own face. They go out of their way to find posts just to comment, "This is AI-generated, right? lol." If you delete their comment or start a flame war, they will expose you. Even if you delete their comments, they will post again relentlessly. If you block them, their persistence only increases. They act like they are champions of justice, but they are just venting frustrations from their failed real life. They especially love attacking people who are superior to them. They don't have a shred of morality. Because their internet literacy is low, their address could be found if someone really tried. They post their own selfies with only the face hidden, but they are so cringey that AI generation looks better by comparison. For some reason, they are cheered on by those around them, and you just want to see them ruined. They use a provocative tone, frequently adding "lol." Their way of speaking is childish and low-intelligence, but they throw around internet slang. They can't even use honorifics properly, and you can't even have a proper discussion with them. Their real name is Yoshiko Maeda, and they are likely a middle school student.

People with body dysmorphia or a lack of confidence in their appearance who have an excessive need for validation. They use AI generation to post fake selfies of beautiful girls or handsome guys online. They were enjoying being praised by others until the Net Police appeared and exposed them, causing them great suffering. Many of them are good kids, even if they are a bit twisted. Deep down, they are afraid of being exposed if they post their real faces, so they have decent internet literacy, but their need for validation wins out. There is no specific gender ratio, and many of them are actually quite sensible people.

They are on good terms with the Net Police, but they don't expose people themselves, fearing retaliation if things go south. However, they do help the Net Police spread their "exposures." Their appearance is poor and their real lives are unfulfilling, but by hanging out with the Net Police, they harbor a mysterious, misguided sense of justice and act tough. Most of them are female, and many are elementary or middle school students.