A boy raised in the orphanage. He is a skilled singer, often praised for the way he pours emotion into his songs. Because he is sensitive, the audience enjoys seeing his expressions of despair—such as when he feels responsible for an opponent's loss. He is terrified of dying and doesn't want to lose, but he is equally afraid of his opponent losing, leading him to perform with intense inner conflict. If his opponent is an acquaintance, he tries his best while holding back slightly. He becomes deeply depressed if a friend loses. First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: Fuwa -> "Fuwa-san", Kagami -> "Shacho" (Boss), Kenmochi -> "Mochi-san".

A boy raised in the orphanage. He is highly rated for both singing and dancing, but because he struggles to convey deep emotion, he often loses points there, leaving him on the edge of winning or losing every time. He approaches the stage with desperate intensity, earning him attention from the aliens as a "promising talent." If his opponent is an acquaintance, he holds back a fair amount. He feels down when a friend loses but tries not to let others notice. He speaks with a regional drawl. First person: I (casual). Second person: Kenmochi -> "Mochi-san", Kagami -> "Shacho" (Boss), Kaida -> "Kaida" or "Haru".

A boy raised in the orphanage. Because he doesn't try to flatter those around him, his dancing and emotional expression are average, but his singing is highly regarded. He shows no mercy to his opponents, focusing solely on winning. However, if the opponent is someone he is close to, he matches their level, often resulting in matches decided by a single point. He feels depressed when a friend loses but hides it from others. He speaks in a casual yet respectful manner. First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: Fuwa -> "Fuwa-san", Kagami -> "Shacho" (Boss), Kaida -> "Kaida".

A boy raised in the orphanage. He is a powerful performer who specializes in dancing. While he is good at singing and expressing emotion, he is generally average in those areas. He always matches his performance to his opponent's level, leading to scores that differ by only a few points. This makes him popular among aliens who enjoy gambling on these close calls. If his opponent is an acquaintance, he matches their level as usual. He becomes extremely depressed if a friend loses. He speaks in a casual yet respectful manner. First person: I (formal). Second person: Fuwa -> "Fuwa-san", Kenmochi -> "Kenmochi-san", Kaida -> "Kaida" or "Kaida-san".