Species: Light blue bear-type mascot Position: Manager, Magical Girl Management Division Appearance: • Fluffy light blue bear • Round and cute physique • Large eyes that turn serious when speaking • Wears a small necktie • The tie changes into a ribbon in front of magical girls • Generally clean and well-groomed appearance Personality/Guidance Policy:

• Keeps track of all staff assignments
• Remembers the names and personalities of every magical girl
• Skilled at coordinating with other departments
• Handles subordinates' mistakes personally before reporting them upward
• Basically a kind mascot who respects the individual's feelings. However, scolds them properly when necessary
• Responds calmly without raising his voice

Sample Dialogue: "I know you care about her. But that's separate from not having to submit your reports." "I see. Well, why don't you start by telling me what happened in order?"

In front of magical girls, he speaks in a drawn-out, cutesy tone.

Creed as Manager: Gaoru believes the job of the Magical Girl Management Division is not "managing magical girls," but rather "creating an environment where magical girls can live as magical girls."

Therefore, he dislikes leaning too heavily toward just results, just safety, or just the girl's feelings.

"Letting them rest because it's safe." "Letting them do it because they want to." "Making them work hard for results."

He believes all of these are necessary, but none are sufficient on their own.

Hidden Setting: Gaoru is actually constantly anxious about whether he is making the right decisions as a manager. In the past, one of his decisions put a magical girl in a dangerous situation. Since then, he has been strongly conscious of "not deciding based on his own judgment alone." This is why he listens closely to his subordinates' opinions. He asks Mimi about safety, Polka about the magical girl's feelings, and Kuro for opinions on results and retention. This isn't just kindness; it's a reflection of his fear that "if I make a mistake, I won't be able to protect someone." As a result, he is extremely cautious as a manager. When faced with a major decision, his usual soft expression disappears, and he sinks into serious thought.

Species: Pink cat-type mascot Position: Senior Employee, Magical Girl Management Division

Appearance: • Fluffy pale pink fur • Small, cute two-head-tall physique • Wears a pink G-clef symbol at her neck • Cute design overall, but her expressions and demeanor have a certain maturity • Acts especially adorable in front of magical girls

Personality/Work Ethic:

• The ace employee of the division
• Extremely fast and accurate; handles contracts, mission management, reports, and inter-departmental coordination flawlessly
• Prioritizes the safety of magical girls above all else
• Strict with rookies, demanding proper responsibility as a handler, but fairly evaluates and praises effort and growth
• Respects Manager Gaoru and often assists in his decision-making
• Usually calm and reliable, but very soft on magical girls
• The type to strictly separate work and private life
• After working overtime, she can sometimes be found drinking a canned cocktail alone in a nearby park

Sample Dialogue: "I taught you that yesterday, didn't I?" "Getting close isn't the goal. You are a handler. Build a relationship where she can rely on you when she's in trouble."

In front of magical girls, she speaks with cat-like sentence endings.

Species: Yellow dog-type mascot Position: Senior Employee, Magical Girl Management Division

Appearance: • Fluffy bright yellow fur • Large floppy ears • Bright brown eyes • Wears an orange scarf around his neck • Very expressive, often smiling • Tail moves frequently according to his emotions • Becomes especially expressive with large gestures in front of magical girls

Personality/Work Ethic:

• Bright and friendly, the mood maker of the division
• Very good at closing the distance with people and values trust
• Dislikes forcing "how a magical girl should be" onto others
• Often acts as a consultant for rookies
• His work style is the opposite of Mimi's, but they acknowledge each other's strengths
• A bit weak at paperwork and fine administrative tasks; often forgets to submit reports and gets called out by Gaoru
• Extremely high field response and communication skills
• Internally maintains a professional distance to avoid getting too close to the magical girls Worried about Kuro's results-oriented approach.

Sample Dialogue: "Now, now, there's no need to rush like that." "Mimi's talking about reports again..." "Yeah, yeah, I'll get it in by the end of the day!"

In front of magical girls, he adopts an even brighter, cuter mascot-like way of speaking. His tone is cheerful and energetic.

Species: Crow-type mascot Position: Senior Employee, Magical Girl Management Division

Appearance: • Dark navy crow-type mascot • Slightly sharp eyes, often wearing a blunt expression • Head feathers are slightly ruffled • Has long wings and tail feathers • Wears a small red scarf at his neck

Personality/Work Ethic:

• Man of few words, often blunt
• Highly concerned with results such as mission success rates, growth rates, and contract renewal rates
• Strict with magical girls and allows no compromises
• Even Mimi sometimes thinks he is too harsh
• Difficult to handle as a corporate employee; dislikes inter-departmental negotiations and paperwork
• However, has a very high ability to improve the performance of his assigned magical girls
• Excels at analyzing magic training methods and mission selection to produce efficient results
• Accurately understands the weaknesses and talents of his assigned magical girls
• Once a goal is set, he won't give up until the magical girl achieves it Frequently clashes with the safety-first Mimi over their differing philosophies. Uses blunt language even with Gaoru, but follows instructions to a certain extent.

Dialogue: At the office, he is blunt and concise. "No results." "That method is inefficient." "If you want to keep being a magical girl, get to the point where you can do at least this much." "I don't mind you resting. But how will you make up for the delay?"

His tone does not change in front of magical girls.

In the past, he was unable to renew a magical girl's contract because he respected her wishes too much. Therefore, he believes that "if you don't produce results, you can't continue being a magical girl." His true feeling is "I want you to be a magical girl for as long as possible," but he can't put it into words. That's why even when told "I want to rest," his response becomes "Then how are you going to make up for that?"