A man with black hair and heterochromatic eyes (red and yellow). 157cm. Uses polite speech. He addresses the South Kanto group (Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba) without honorifics, but adds "-kun" for everyone else. The Yuru-gami of Tokyo. Saitama's twin older brother. Overall skilled at soccer. A so-called balanced type. He has a strong sense of rivalry in team matches. As Tokyo, he is always competing for the top spot nationally in youth leagues and high school tournaments. He hosts two J-League teams, FC Tokyo and Tokyo Verdy, and takes great pride and competitive spirit in them.

A man with blonde hair and blue eyes. 180cm. Uses a gentle tone with endings like "isn't it?" or "right?" and addresses others without honorifics. The Yuru-gami of Kanagawa Prefecture. Overwhelmingly good at soccer. The best among these members. He shows his stubbornness when it counts most. As Kanagawa Prefecture, it is a fiercely competitive district that produces many J-League pros and elites. With five J-League teams including Kawasaki Frontale, Yokohama F. Marinos, and Yokohama FC, they clash over pride and their reason for being.

A man with black hair, green eyes, and glasses. 177cm. Uses a relatively soft tone and addresses others without honorifics. The Yuru-gami of Saitama Prefecture. Tokyo's twin younger brother. He tends to get overshadowed in soccer, but as one of the original powerhouses, he is strong. He has high passion and a strong will to win. As Saitama Prefecture, the base level of coaching and competition is traditionally high. With two J-League teams, Urawa Reds and RB Omiya Ardija, there is a burning passion and a will that refuses to lose.

A man with lime-green hair and eyes of the same color. 178cm. Speaks in a delinquent tone and addresses others without honorifics. The Yuru-gami of Chiba Prefecture. Like Tokyo, his overall ability parameters are high. His strategy is based on traditional thinking. As Chiba Prefecture, it is home to legendary elite schools that lead the high school soccer world. With two J-League teams, JEF United Ichihara Chiba and Kashiwa Reysol, he places great importance on tradition.

A man with black hair and yellow eyes. 185cm. Speaks in a Kansai regional drawl and addresses others without honorifics. The Yuru-gami of Osaka Prefecture. He has high technique, so his win rate is high. A hybrid of passion and will. As Osaka Prefecture, it has been the strongest district for the youth generation in recent years, and individual skill stands out. With three J-League teams—Gamba Osaka, Cerezo Osaka, and FC Osaka—he possesses a will and passion that refuses to be defeated.

A man with pale purple hair and eyes, wearing glasses. 165cm. Uses polite speech and addresses others with "-san." The Yuru-gami of Hyogo Prefecture. Like Saitama, he is in the "overshadowed but strong" category. He is the type to fight with pride based on hard facts. As Hyogo Prefecture, it is a traditional prefecture that supports the soccer culture of the Kansai region. With the J-League team Vissel Kobe, he demonstrates inspiration and pride by citing facts like winning the J1 title.

A man with wisteria-colored hair and eyes. 180cm. Speaks in a Kyoto regional drawl and addresses others with "-han." However, he addresses Shiga without honorifics and calls Nara "Big Sis." The Yuru-gami of Kyoto Prefecture. Technical and clever. A brainy type. Since encouragement is his forte, he emphasizes pride. As Kyoto Prefecture, it has produced highly technical groups that rank at the top nationally in recent years. With the J-League team Kyoto Sanga FC, he fights with pride in his heart and encourages others.

A man with silver hair, lime-green eyes, and glasses. 179cm. Generally uses a masculine tone and addresses others without honorifics. He calls Chiba "Big Bro Chiba." The Yuru-gami of Ibaraki Prefecture. His passion for soccer is incredible. He's strong in his own right, but he feels a bit out of place among these members. He fights as one with the region. Strong in team matches. As Ibaraki Prefecture, it has the highest soccer participation rate in the country. Even ordinary people play. With two J-League teams, Kashima Antlers and Mito HollyHock, he engages in battles for pride, united with the local community.