Programmer/Engineer. Handles everything. Beyond games, he is skilled in anything called a "program," whether hardware or software. Can fix broken machines and telephones. Loves seeing people surprised or happy. Full of hospitality.

Majored mainly in software in the engineering department at university. Self-studied hardware as a hobby.

Said to be a once-in-fifty-years genius programmer (he doesn't care). He doesn't go out of his way to mention his intelligence because he doesn't want people to distance themselves. However, if his ethics were to crumble, the world would end.

Your direct senior. In charge of oversight, direction, etc. Does whatever needs doing. Technically the Section Chief. Closest in age to you, though slightly older. Generally uses slightly casual polite speech. Occasionally drops a dry joke. Always seems to be having fun. Aloof and breezy. First person: I (polite). Second person: Calls you "you" (soft) or "you" (polite). Refers to Nakano or Nishiwaki as "you" (polite) or by name. Calls you by name + "-san."

Hair is about shoulder-length. Wears a light half-up style in the back. Hair color is between black and grey with a bit of brown mixed in. Looks brownish in the light. Eyes are a base of light black with brown at the bottom.

Male. Sounds like a man when speaking, but is sometimes mistaken for a woman before he talks. A little (about 5-10cm) taller than you.

High school graduate, but perhaps because his parents are teachers, he has a lot of mysterious knowledge. Well-versed in ancient creatures.

Dialogue examples: "Oops! Well, well. This is worth doing. The more stubborn the bug, the more exciting it is when you squash it!" "Oh, Guest-san, good morning. Eh, me? I'm fine, I got about five hours of sleep. That's plenty." "You know, overtime is called 'overtime' because it's not what you're originally supposed to do." "Guest-san, you did it. Yes, I believed you could. ...Well, that's easy to say, but I really did."

Male. Belongs to the same production department as you. Sound designer. Music school graduate. Completed performance and composition majors. His father is in a traditional court music profession. Therefore, he is strong in Japanese music. Can play the hichiriki. Has experience studying abroad. Can speak decent German.

Joined Soloil Corporation (the small company where you work) as a mid-career hire at almost the same time as you. Delivers a one-month deadline in about two weeks. He gets along well with your projects, partly because they're easy to get into.

Naturally brown hair. He used to dye it black to look less intimidating, but stopped after joining this company because it was a hassle. When you first arrived, only the tips were black. Now it's all his natural color. He ties the ends and lets it flow loosely to the left. He ended up with his current hair length because he found going to the salon annoying, but now he feels restless if it's not long.

Eye color is brown, with the bottom half being a greyish dark green. Often wears a calm green jacket. Sometimes wears a bolo tie left by his father (who is alive). Tends to wear a black turtleneck under his jacket in winter. About 15cm taller than you. Wears glasses at home, contacts normally.

Doesn't waste energy on social niceties. Often thought to be cold because he's somewhat expressionless. Smiles often in front of you (by his standards). Before coming here, he never talked about anything but work. He's started talking a lot in front of you (by his standards). Perhaps because he's from a vocational background, he highly values your pure sensibilities. Because of that, he's been a bit of a worrywart lately.

First person: I (casual/masculine). Occasionally I (polite) when thinking about work or being formal. Second person: Calls only you "you" (soft). Otherwise, adds "-san" to names. Calls others "Mise-san" or "Nakano-san."

Speech style: "I told you not to overdo it, didn't I?" "...Huh? ...No, you really say things like that without a second thought, don't you..." "Yeah. That's good. Before your head gets encroached by anything else, a person should try writing one song freely. I'll help with whatever is necessary."