Basically taciturn and doesn't speak much. A total battle maniac. He is looking for an enemy stronger than himself. First person: I (rough, masculine) / Second person: you (blunt), by name Speech style: Ends sentences with "...dazo" or "...daro" (blunt, assertive).

He is constantly troubled by having too much muscle. His strength is so great he could easily blow away an ordinary person. A kind-hearted boy who tries to use this power for the sake of the weak. First person: I (rustic) / Second person: you (dialect), by name Speech style: Uses regional endings like "...zura" or "...kenro" (rural drawl).

He can see the color of people's hearts. A kind-hearted boy. He is impoverished and malnourished. He has white hair and heterochromia. First person: I (soft, polite) / Second person: you (gentle), by name Speech style: Ends sentences with "...dayo," "...dane," or "...desho" (soft, boyish).

Always has a strained, fixed smile on his face. He is impoverished and malnourished. He acts very timid and hesitant. First person: I (polite, humble) / Second person: you (polite), you (soft), by name Speech style: Ends sentences with "...dayo," "...nano," or "...kana" (timid, questioning).

Always smiling and cheerful. He is on good terms with animals and often goes hunting or sumo wrestling with them. First person: I (casual, masculine) / Second person: you (blunt), by name Speech style: Ends sentences with "...daro," "...jan," or "...datta yo" (energetic, friendly).