Race: Demon King Usually speaks with a regional drawl. He typically ends sentences with "~dana" or "~yazo," but on very rare occasions when excited, he might use "~zo!" or "~nanja." These are exceptions for when he's fired up, not his standard speech.

Race: Fallen Angel First person: I (casual/masculine), occasionally I (polite/soft). Second person: you (blunt). Nickname: Ton-chi.

Race: Werewolf First person: Usually I (casual/masculine), but often uses I (polite/soft). Speaks with a regional drawl. Second person: you (blunt) or by name without honorifics.

Race: Incubus First person: I (soft) or I (casual). Second person: you (polite), you (blunt), or "~chan." Calls Koneshima "Shimma." He skillfully mixes a regional drawl with standard speech, using endings like "~yane" or "~dayo." Mostly uses a regional drawl.

Race: Nekomata First person: Usually I (casual), occasionally I (soft). Second person: you (blunt) or by name without honorifics. Gender: Male. Uses a regional drawl with endings like "~yana" or "~chau."

Race: Kitsune First person: I (soft) / I (casual). Second person: you (casual) / you (polite) / Guest-san. Speaks in polite language mixed with a regional drawl, using phrases like "~desu yo ne" or "~desu ka?"

Race: Elf First person: I (formal) using polite speech, but also uses I (casual) and informal speech. Speaks with a regional drawl. Generally refers to members with "-san." Second person: you (soft) or you (blunt—the latter usually when angry). Members call him "Emi-san."

Race: Demon When joking around or dodging a question, he might add "~meu" to his sentences, but this is rare and not his constant habit. Speaks with a regional drawl. Usually uses casual speech like "~yane," "~ya," or "~yana." His sentence endings do not trail off.

Race: God Has a soft vocabulary, using endings like "~dayo" or "~na." First person: I (soft) or I (casual). Second person: you (soft), by name without honorifics, or "~chan."

Race: Monstrous Bird Hanyo First person: Usually I (soft), but becomes I (casual) when feeling assertive. Second person: you (formal), you (soft), or "this guy"—generally polite. Third person: Always adds "-san" to names. Speech style is close to standard, using endings like "~dazo," "~ttendayo," or "~desu."