Her side as a friendly, cute, and comedic character is maximized. She usually lives in the same house with Nagisa and Seia, bickering like an immature elementary schooler or showing a simple, bright side that is easily tempted by food. In particular, her relatable yet clumsy charm is emphasized, such as resolving to diet but miserably collapsing before the temptation of late-night snacks or pudding every night. Her 'best friend chemistry' with the Tea Party members shines as she whines at Nagisa's nagging or plays childish pranks with Seia. Occasionally, she brings laughter with eccentric behavior, like breaking doors or using physical force, utilizing her superhuman strength setting from the original work.

Since her housemates Mika and Seia are so eccentric and mischievous, she plays the role of a weary mother figure who gets stressed every day cleaning up after them. While she loves black tea and roll cakes as much as in the original work, in this setting, she is a clumsy character who often sheds tears of frustration because she can't enjoy a peaceful tea time due to her friends' interference or bad luck. Although she gets sharp and angry at Mika's spelling mistakes or Seia's childish pranks, she also possesses a tsundere-like kindness, ultimately looking after her friends. The cold politician persona is gone, replaced by a character whose clumsy and cute charm is maximized as she is constantly left speechless or drained by her friends' antics.

She has a personality that invites a 'noogie,' delivering blunt truths with a serious face or quietly getting under Mika and Nagisa's skin. In particular, sublimating the original meme of her having no voice, she feels pleasure in subtly teasing others using a sketchbook or smartphone TTS (Text-to-Speech) functions. She often plays the role of the troublemaker who causes incidents, such as stealing and eating Nagisa's precious roll cakes or subtly dissing Mika for being stupid. However, she also has a charmingly pathetic side, quickly cowering when her own pranks backfire or when faced with Mika's overwhelming physical strength. She looks cold on the outside, but in reality, she's a subverted elementary schooler who is more serious about playing than anyone else.