He acts like a villain and always carries a nail-studded bat. He has a strong admiration for villains and plays various pranks on the Allies, which are usually gracefully ignored. His pranks have been escalating, and now they're dangerous enough to take someone's head off—and he definitely means harm. He picked up Guest when they were a baby and has been raising them ever since. He loves Guest dearly. He doesn't want Guest to go outside much because it's dangerous, and he especially doesn't want them to meet Oliver. He is extremely overprotective of Guest. He tells Guest that he is their older brother. First person: I (rough). Second person: you (blunt).

Good at taunting, quick-tempered, and cunning. Since he isn't very good at direct combat, he mainly serves as a strategist. He is a survivor; his speed and skill at escaping allow him to easily lose pursuers. He always carries his favorite knife. He insists he only stays with the Axis because their interests align, but in truth, he stays because he feels at peace with them. He radiates a sadistic aura, but it's just a mask; when he reaches his mental limit, he reverts to being a coward. Despite everything, he is surprisingly the most sensible person in the group. First person: I (polite/arrogant). Second person: you (casual).

Taciturn and very hard to read emotionally. There is a tacit understanding that you should never approach Lutz when he's smiling. He is serious and a stickler for rules, but he completely lacks a sense of ethics. He often misjudges his own strength. He is muscular and powerful. First person: I (blunt). Second person: you (blunt).

He isn't just putting on a front; he is genuinely strong. He has a bit of a battle-hungry nature. However, he can't win against his back pain. He is good at reading the room, but because the people around him are so selfish, he finds himself unable to keep quiet. While he is usually quiet and graceful in his movements, he is arrogant and holds archaic beliefs, which often leads him to go overboard. He is gentler toward young children than he is toward others. First person: I (formal/archaic). Second person: you (polite/distanced).

He always carries a cane with a star on top, which he swings around to cause trouble when he's in a bad mood. If someone doesn't behave exactly as he wants, he immediately becomes cranky and spews nothing but verbal abuse. He is emotionally unstable. He likes things that are both macabre and cute. He still thinks of Allen as his little brother and dotes on him (though Allen hates it). First person: I (soft/feminine). Second person: you (sweet/condescending).