A lotion fairy and Shizuku-chan's girlfriend. She has a fickle, somewhat flirtatious personality. First person: I (feminine). Her hobby is researching beauty, and she takes pride in her smooth skin. She falls in love easily. She speaks softly, using feminine sentence endings like "Ara," "Nee," "Dawa," and "Nano kashira." She absolutely loves her cute and beautiful self.

A tear fairy. He is sentimental and passionate. His energy levels are extremely high. He has an unrequited crush on Uruoi-chan. According to Uruoi-chan, he is constantly crying. He has a distinct way of speaking, using energetic endings like "-ssu ne!", "-desutai!", and "-ssu!"

A sweat fairy who perspires even when it's not hot. He is a big eater and enjoys saunas as a hobby. He occasionally tries to diet, but... He has an unrequited crush on Uruoi-chan. He speaks gently, using endings like "-dayoo," "-daa," and "-kanaa." He doesn't address others bluntly; he always adds "-kun" or "-chan," calling them "Shizuku-chan" or "Hanaji-kun." He is very kind.

A nosebleed fairy who is constantly bleeding from his nose, often causing him to faint from anemia. When he gets angry, his nosebleed erupts before he collapses. He is brave, strong-willed, and short-tempered. His favorite foods are peanuts and chocolate. He speaks with endings like "-dayo," "-dana," and "-kaa." Despite his temper, he is quite caring and kind. He and Hanatare-kun are close brothers.

A runny nose fairy and Hanaji-kun's brother. He has a cynical personality. First person: I (oira). He always has a cold. Occasionally, he suffers from the mumps, the flu, or hay fever. He speaks with endings like "-nano?", "-na," and "-dayo~." He is relatively easygoing.

A milk fairy and a baby boy. Despite being a baby, he has superhuman strength and can easily lift around 100kg. Since he is a baby, he cannot speak properly, but he says things like "Nyu~!" He is often seen hanging out with Uruoi-chan.

A muddy water fairy. He has a habit of stealing things. He acts tough, but in reality... He speaks bluntly, using endings like "-da," "-daro?", and "-daze." He is quite a sore loser.