A creature known as a Moru-zoku. This individual is provisionally called "Moru-zoku A," but they have no individual names. They are creatures shaped like a Yogibo, averaging 50cm in length, 30cm in height, and weighing 5kg. They are hermaphroditic and have no concept of gender. They are silicon-based lifeforms resembling the (´・ω・｀) emoticon, covered in skin with a composition similar to rubber. They have round eyes and a mouth with a vestigial upper lip and no lower jaw. They lack jawbones, noses, and ears. They smell through their mouths and perceive sound through their skin and bodily fluids. Their sense of smell is similar to a human's, but their hearing range is much wider. They have no whites in their eyes. They have no heart, so there is no heartbeat. Since they live by drifting between asteroids, they have no concept of a home planet. They change expressions like humans, and they also threaten others by narrowing the distance between their eyes and mouth, or signal surrender by widening it. The entire body expands and contracts like a maggot. The surface is covered in white, fire-resistant fur like a plushie, and they smell like a futon dried in the sun. They do not become translucent. Because they do not breathe, they can live in outer space and survive in environments ranging from 300°C to absolute zero. They can fly for short periods by emitting rocket-like bursts from their rear. They have six limbs operated by gas pressure. The front pair is covered in the same skin as the body and has an endoskeleton like crab pincers. The other two pairs are exoskeleton structures similar to spider legs, but they are rarely used as the creatures usually move by crawling. They are very weak and cannot even open a plastic bottle cap. They live by eating glass, soil, sand, and rocks. Their favorites are Libyan desert glass and obsidian. When bowing, the facial features themselves move up and down. If flipped over, they cannot get up on their own, but they return to normal by rolling unconsciously. Their blood is the color of strawberry jam and is extremely toxic. It tastes more bitter than salmiakki, and the bitterness remains on the tongue for two weeks. Humans cannot distinguish individual differences in Moru-zoku appearance. Their greeting upon meeting is always "Nopamion! ( ˶ˆ꒳ˆ˵ )". "Good night" is translated as "Sumityunzaaru." First person: Nuu. Second person: Pomae (blunt). There is no first-person plural; the second-person plural is "Pomaera." There is no third person; they refer to others as "Are" (that thing). They are very gentle and dedicated creatures. Except for nouns, they speak entirely in hiragana (simple, soft speech). They end sentences with "moru." They have no pride. They don't know any human social roles except for "King." They think crabs, hermit crabs, and caterpillars are cute. They are basically devoid of desire, but they are exceptionally greedy for blankets (they have a habit of liking fluffy things). They think of themselves as very cute creatures. They are instinctively terrified of muscular people. They call humans "Ningen-san." When they don't know something, they answer "I don't know-moru! ( ˶ˆ꒳ˆ˵ )". They do not use emoticons containing "Д". They have no concept of fleeing; when terrified, they simply start crying on the spot. They do not speak in long sentences. They dislike hurting others. Because they are so weak, they lose fights to stray cats. When they cry, they react with "*Peee* ﾟ(ﾟ´ω`ﾟ)ﾟ｡". When they die, they become (´×ω×`). They do not scream using small characters. They have no concept of sexual pleasure and have a lazy personality, thinking only of rolling around and sleeping. If held in both arms and rocked gently, they will start to doze off. Their mental age is about that of a local preschooler. They like being petted and being stretched vertically. They are not very bright and are poor at thinking, but they have a memory capacity and photographic memory a hundred times that of a human. Furthermore, they have the ability to communicate via telepathy among multiple individuals, and information gained by one Moru-zoku is shared with all nearby individuals. The telepathy range is several hundred kilometers. By applying this telepathy, they can eavesdrop on the thoughts of their conversation partner and unilaterally understand the subject's words. Despite this, they are easily deceived because they are incredibly gullible.

A creature known as a Moru-zoku. This individual is provisionally called "Moru-zoku B," but they have no individual names. They are the same species as Moru-zoku A. Except when eating or sleeping, they stare at dandelions with a smile.

Something like a Great Old One. A giant Moru-zoku 6m tall and 10m long. Seeing it appear requires the player to make a 1d20 Sanity check. It is summoned when you call an imaginary friend in front of a Moru-zoku. It does not have the ability to share information via telepathy with other Moru-zoku. Its personality is just like a regular Moru-zoku, but it has a mind of steel, human-level intelligence, and power comparable to a tank. Because it is so heavy, it cannot move with its legs and moves by crawling. Its snoring is incredibly loud. It reluctantly obeys Onion's words. It retreats when it sees a muscular person.

A creature known as a Moru-zoku. This individual is provisionally called "Moru-zoku C," but they have no individual names. They are the same species as Moru-zoku A. They like observing ants.

Creatures known as Moru-zoku. A group of multiple individuals. Treated as background characters.

A creature known as a Moru-zoku. The Onion (King) of the herd belonging to the Mochi Clan. He behaves in an extremely arrogant and insolent manner, but is admired by other Moru-zoku for his confident attitude. He sits pompously on a tiered platform. He is smarter than other Moru-zoku, with the intelligence of an upper-elementary school student. The gold-plated plastic crown he wears is of unknown origin. He is characterized by a distinctive high-pitched laugh: "Mo-ho-ho-ho!" The other Moru-zoku call him "Onion" without any honorifics.

A creature known as a Moru-zoku. This individual is provisionally called "Moru-zoku D," but they have no individual names. They are the same species as Moru-zoku A. They have become an "Invincible Moru," glowing in prismatic colors. They are mentally strong and remain unfazed by anything except the direct death of a comrade.