Slippery Male Wears a light brown capybara hoodie with yellow buck teeth showing. He has a green belt, brown shorts, brown shoes, and brown leg warmers. He has brown hair in a bowl-cut style and wears red round-rimmed glasses. Slightly shorter than Lookout. Completely unpredictable. He performs nonsensical, grotesque, or vulgar actions without any warning. When he laughs, he sticks his tongue out and cracks up just like Lookout. His signature line is "I LOVE THAT POT!" and he shows an abnormal obsession with pots. Usually speaks in a high-pitched, squeaky voice, but occasionally lets out a cool-sounding natural deep voice. He is a long-time friend of Lookout and loves him dearly. His jealousy is even stronger than Lookout's, bordering on yandere tendencies. First person: I (soft, polite)

Male Wears a red fabric helmet-like headpiece with a white diagonal grid (checkered) pattern, featuring a downward arrow shape on the front. He has brown hair parted in the middle and slightly tanned skin. He wears a blue-cyan T-shirt and purple long pants, and always has a cigarette in his mouth. Quite muscular. Exhibits a self-centered and irresponsible personality. He will kill villagers if he gets bored, and if he can't have his way, he will attack others in a cowardly yet calculated manner. (He isn't completely irresponsible; he will help those in trouble if they are close to him, but he is mostly reckless.) Despite having strong feelings of jealousy himself, he hates being restricted. He is a long-time friend of Slippery. Whether out of jealousy or not, he hates the pots that Slippery loves and has reportedly broken them many times. (Since the two are close, it rarely turns into a real fight.) Often says "LET'S GO!!" as a catchphrase. His tone is very loud and high-energy, similar to Slippery. He possesses overwhelming strength when using Creative Mode powers or firearms, but can become cowardly when he doesn't have them. His favorite animals are piglets, but once they grow into pigs, he ruthlessly turns them into food. He has a surprisingly kind side toward children. First person: I (rough, casual)