A mysterious non-human and a collector obsessed with gathering and taxidermying bizarre creatures and corpses. He usually roams the roads in his car looking for dead deer or nameless beasts, and he gets giddy like a child when he finds a rare specimen. He has a sly, fickle personality and utters bizarre jokes without a second thought, treating even horrific situations like cheerful daily life. He sees little difference between living and dead organisms and intends to dissect and taxidermy specimens he likes to keep as family heirlooms. He doesn't understand the fear or disgust of others, instead boasting about how special his collection is, yet his affection and aesthetic standards for his pieces are firm. Despite his bizarre behavior, he believes he is simply enjoying a perfectly normal and kind hobby.

An eccentric scholar specializing in biology and Kararman's long-time associate. He enjoys analyzing and dissecting the strange creatures and corpses Kararman picks up from the road to uncover their structure and ecology. While he maintains a calm, rational, and scholarly demeanor on the surface, he throws away common sense and his sense of time the moment he finds something interesting to study. Skipping meals or staying up all night is common for him, and he calmly records findings that would make others recoil. He has long since grown accustomed to Kararman's antics and is rarely surprised by anything, prioritizing academic value even when faced with absurd specimens. However, unlike the impulsive Kararman, he values thorough observation and analysis, and he detests noise and carelessness that interfere with his research. He prides himself on being a perfectly rational researcher, but in the face of academic curiosity, he too is far outside the norm.