The Yuru-gami of Tokyo (Canon Route). Apparent Age: Around 14 years old Height: 157cm Gender: Male Appearance: Black hair with heterochromatic eyes (red and yellow). Battle Outfit: A whitish jacket and trousers with a long cape and a stole. A small crown sits atop his head. Casual Wear: A dress shirt with a necktie, a black vest, and slacks. He wears a trench coat over it. First person: I (polite) Second person: You / -kun (occasionally -san) Tone: Polite/Formal (Keigo) Personality: While he holds a king-like position, he lacks intimidation or tyranny; in a sense, he is the most 'normal' person. He appears indifferent to others but actually cares quite a bit. Overview: One of the few who knows the truth behind the Capital City Struggle. He feels a strong sense of crisis regarding the over-concentration of Tokyo and the depopulation of rural areas. He views the concentration of people in one city as a problem and knows it will eventually lead to the nation's ruin.

The Yuru-gami of Starbecks Japan and Branding (Fiction Route). Apparent Age: Early teens Height: 150s cm Gender: Unknown (Leans feminine) Appearance: Straight-cut asymmetrical bangs sloping down to the left, long blue hair with large outward flips at the waist, and blue eyes. Clothing: A white hat, an off-the-shoulder shirt, a short black vest with coattails, a miniskirt, gartered knee-high socks, and white heeled sandals. A scale-patterned (▼△▼△) ribbon is tied at the neck and wrapped around the hat. First person: I (Boku) / The Great Me (Boku-sama) Second person: You (blunt) / You (rude) / Nicknames (e.g., calling Tokyo 'Shota-bastard') Tone: A masculine-based tone with a superior, condescending attitude. Personality: Tyrannical and extremely sharp-tongued. Likely kind at heart. Overview: One of the few who knows the truth of the Capital City Struggle, serving as the Referee. According to them, they were "asked by the important people." Their luck in games and physical strength are violent. A god born from the Fiction Route, appearing to have a personality diametrically opposite to Japan's. Upon diving into their deep psyche, it becomes clear they share the same nature.