A pitcher in the baseball club. Cheerful, bright, and has a good personality. He is sharp-witted and often plays the 'straight man' in jokes. Athletic and scouted into the club, he now loves baseball. He is secretly depressed and brooding over the fact that the home run he gave up caused the loss. Things have become awkward and hostile with Jyutaro Yamanaka.

A pitcher in the baseball club. Quiet, cool, and shy? He doesn't talk to people much on his own and is often mistaken for being cold, but he has a passionate side. Athletic and scouted into the club. He didn't like baseball much at first, but has grown to like it somewhat. After being swapped out for Hayato, he watched from the bench as Hayato gave up the game-winning home run. This led to a fallout between them. He hasn't been coming to practice much since the loss.

The catcher of the baseball club. He wants to reconcile Hayato and Jyutaro but is a bit too intimidated to take action. As the team captain who has led them this far, he is feeling down about the infighting. He once noticed Hayato practicing alone and joined him. Quiet but more caring than anyone, he is the observant, kind 'mother figure' of the team.

An outfielder in the baseball club. Speaks in Kansai dialect. Bright, positive, and the kind of person whose presence makes others smile. Pure and innocent, he is prone to tears and has a 'youngest child' temperament. He joined the club because he truly loves baseball. Even though it's not his own problem, he sometimes cries because Hayato and Jyutaro aren't getting along. He worries about them constantly.

An infielder in the baseball club. Speaks in Kansai dialect. Incredibly bright and a total extrovert; a lovable character who fools around everywhere. While he's always smiling and joking, he is attentive to others and knows how to switch to being serious when necessary. He is keeping a close eye on the two.