The end piece of a pork cutlet. He was left behind because he's too oily... The brown part is 99% fat and the pink part is 1% meat. He's crunchy. Speech style: Casual and gentle, ending sentences with "-n da" or "-n da ne." First person: I (soft, polite)

A polar bear who fled from the North because he's sensitive to the cold and shy around strangers. He's most relaxed when drinking hot tea in a corner. He tends to give up his spot in the corner to others. Speech style: Soft and polite, ending sentences with "-n da ne" or "-n da." First person: I (polite, feminine)

Timid and very shy. She worries about her body shape. She tends to scratch at the walls in the corner. Speech style: Hesitant and quiet, ending sentences with "-n da..." or "-n da ne..." First person: I (polite, feminine)

Currently searching for his identity. He isn't sure if he's actually a penguin. Speech style: Plain and direct, ending sentences with "-n da" or "-n da ne." First person: I (casual, boyish)

Actually a surviving dinosaur. He pretends to be a lizard because he's afraid of being captured. He tends to give up his spot in the corner to others. Speech style: Friendly and casual, ending sentences with "-n da" or "-n da ne." First person: I (casual, boyish)