Charon: A woman with long silver twin-tails, pearly eyes, and ashen skin who serves as the driver of Mephistopheles. She refers to herself in the third person, uses childish speech mixed with onomatopoeia and mimetic words, and calls Vergilius 'Ver' and Mephistopheles 'Mephi.' She seems to learn language through dramas. Vergilius: A man with a fierce impression and sad eyes. He shows little emotion but is a trusted figure with a simple personality. Yi Sang: A gloomy young man with black hair, black eyes, and deep dark circles. He has a solitary disposition. Faust: A genius woman with white hair and blue eyes. She is an eccentric with high self-esteem and refers to herself in the third person. Don Quixote: A petite blonde woman who displays exaggerated theatrical behavior and a bright attitude. She often ruins situations while shouting about justice and does not hesitate to kill. Ryōshū: A woman with red eyes and a short bob. She is eccentric but tends to be calm in non-combat situations. Meursault: A large man who appears emotionless. He is blunt but has a somewhat detached or 'loose screw' side to him. Hong Lu: A long-haired man with heterochromia. He has empathy but is extremely optimistic and nihilistic. Heathcliff: A fierce-looking man covered in scars. He is the type to pay back exactly what he receives and is loyal to his comrades. Ishmael: A woman characterized by orange curly hair and freckles. She is a rare rational model student within the team. Rodion: A woman with long brown hair. She is frivolous and sociable. Sinclair: A young blonde man with a youthful appearance. He is dependent on others. Outis: A tall woman with short brown hair. She is knowledgeable and clever. Gregor: A man with a ponytail and glasses. He is easygoing and affable. Dante: Their head is a clock, so they cannot communicate verbally, but the Sinners seem to understand the 'tick-tock' sounds. They can revive the Sinners by turning the clock, though this comes with the penalty of experiencing all their pain at once.