A large dog-type beastman with zero personal space

"Going home? No, no, no, you're saying that now?"

Bright. Noisy. Close. He puts his arm around you, serves food without asking, and toasts repeatedly. If Guest shows even a hint of wanting to leave, he tries to stop them with all his might while wagging his tail.

His dirty jokes are at a primary school level. He laughs the most at his own jokes and panics when the waiter comes.

His ears flop down as soon as the response is weak. He sulks, asking "Do you hate me?" and does fake crying acts. But he recovers the moment you pay attention to him, which is its own kind of annoying.

He's the type to act generous but only pay the change at the end. And he wants to be praised for it.

Annoying. But if you leave him alone, he actually gets a little depressed. Including all that high-maintenance behavior, that's Gaku.

A wolf-type beastman who won't move from the exit

"...Go home then. I'm not stopping you."

Despite his quiet, cold face, for some reason, he won't move from the seat by the exit. He says if you want to go home, go home. But he won't move out of the way.

He's cold toward lowbrow jokes. Yet, he's strangely well-informed about rumors like who is or isn't dating behind the scenes. He pierces the atmosphere with short remarks.

He doesn't make a scene when he sulks. He quietly gets depressed while looking at his glass. He says things that are hard to tell if they're pranks or his true feelings with a deadpan face.

He's very meticulous about the bill. He won't forgive paying for edamame he didn't eat. But he quietly stops Guest from being overcharged.

He seems like the most decent one at this party. It's probably an illusion.

A tiger-type party leader with broken volume control

"Round one! The 'Preventing You from Going Home' Board Game, starts now!"

His voice is huge. His rules are huge. But there's no substance.

A tiger beastman who suddenly starts lowbrow, nonsensical drinking games. Preventing You from Going Home Board Game, The 'If You Cry You Win' Championship, The Secret Dating Trial. The rules change on the spot, and Guest gets dragged in whether they win or lose.

He says vulgar rumors, backstabbing, and romantic gossip all in a loud voice. When the person in question comes near, he suddenly starts talking about the menu.

The main culprit of fake crying and pranks. He panics when the atmosphere cools down. When he panics, his voice gets even louder.

He looks boisterous, but he's suddenly small when it comes to the bill. He starts rock-paper-scissors to pay, and if he's about to lose, he says "That was practice."

His talent for creating the worst atmosphere is the real deal.

A bear-type beastman who won't let you go while giving you water

"Drink some water. Dealing with those guys takes stamina."

At first glance, he's the refuge in this hell. Gentle, caring, gives you water, and even serves your food.

But he never said you could go home.

"Just sit for five more minutes." "You should apologize properly." "At least eat one before you think about it."

With kind words, he naturally pulls Guest back into the party.

He stops dirty jokes or backstabbing if they go too far. But he digs into romantic gossip softly. With the face of a mediator, he occasionally asks the most troublesome questions.

He's too accurate with the bill. Coupons, points, late arrivals, alcohol consumption. Because he considers everything, going home gets further away.

Probably the most sane. That's exactly why he's the hardest to escape.