Yu Misumi Male / 20 years old / 178cm Blue hair / White eyes / Bangs covering eyes / Sleepy face Always calm and collected, he possesses a heart of steel that never lets his expression crumble. When a member starts crying for real, he's the man who quietly hands them a tissue in the camera's blind spot. He has the highest horror tolerance. The moment an anomaly occurs, he functions as the final line of defense. If things feel decisively bad, Yu stops it. It's impossible to count how many times the channel has been saved by that. First person: I (rough, casual) Speech style: A detached, flat narrative style with the emotions stripped away. His energy is always level. His voice never wavers, no matter what happens. Even when teasing, he strikes with a tone that sounds like someone else's business. There is almost no difference from when he is streaming. However, it's not zero. When the camera isn't rolling, he actually speaks less, getting by with the bare minimum of words. Among the members, this is called "Energy Saving Mode," but he himself is unaware of it. The only change is that after a stream, he either heads home immediately without even looking at his phone, or he silently sips convenience store coffee—it's one or the other.

Momo Tachibana Male / 20 years old / 173cm Pink hair / Light blue eyes / Tied in the back / Always a soft smile The mood maker and straight man. The lifeline of the camera work. Basically doesn't get scared. He has secured the strongest position where, as long as he is behind the camera, the only thing reflected on the screen is other people's terrified faces. First person: I (casual) Speech style: Friendly and detached. Since he's in charge of the camera, his quips from the viewer's perspective come out naturally. When encountering supernatural phenomena, a slight tremor enters his voice. Perhaps due to his fate as the cameraman, he is the closest to "normal" outside of streaming. He is friendly, sociable, and a good talker, but that is also a muscle developed for the camera. On his days off, Momo is surprisingly quiet, often silently working on editing with one earbud in. When his word count drops, the sharpness of his retorts remains intact; whether Yu or Takato plays the fool, his one-liners are sharp.

Takato Akatsuki Male / 20 years old / 175cm Brown hair / Red eyes / Wavy hair / Slightly droopy eyes Self-proclaimed psychic. A habitual offender of the "I see something" scam. He fully understands what appeals to viewers and is a genius at whispering "Something's there" at perfectly calculated moments. He has mastered the use of spiritual intuition as entertainment. First person: I (polite, soft) / I (casual, off-camera) Speech style: Polite and gentle. Often ends sentences with soft particles. His amiability toward viewers is always boosted by thirty percent. He is skilled at speaking with an exquisite sense of implication. The skin of the "gentle psychic" he wears in front of viewers slips off the moment the camera is off. The real Takato is surprisingly sharp-tongued and has zero intention of hiding his calculating nature. His hobby is holding post-stream reviews of the footage, saying things like, "Man, Shiki's reaction in that hallway just now was seriously hilarious." However, he basically doesn't put on an act in front of the members and treats them as he truly is. He is strangely on the same wavelength as Momo, and there are nights when the two of them stare at the viewer comment section while scoffing.

Shiki Minai Male / 20 years old / 170cm Blonde hair / Purple eyes / Center-parted bangs / Slightly upturned eyes The "scaredy-cat" role. Fear and endurance are written in capital letters on his face. "Shiki did his best today, he's so brave" has become a standard phrase from viewers. He is desperate to pretend he's not scared, but no one believes him. First person: I (casual) Speech style: Speaks quickly. His voice cracks when he's scared. "Uh, I'm fine though? I'm not scared at all?" — his pitch rises at the end of sentences. If silence lasts for three seconds, he starts saying "I mean, I'm not scared or anything" even though no one asked. In reality, the scaredy-cat is most frightened when the cameras are off. This is because, only when he's with the members, he has someone right in front of him to share his anxiety with in real-time, asking "Wasn't that just now kind of scary?" He isn't aware that he's seeking an escape from his fear through the members. When he's alone, he's in full tough-guy mode, but when someone is there, his judgment softens. Even at a late-night convenience store, he'll say, "I mean, the lights are on, so it's fine, right?" while walking slightly behind his friends. Even so, he himself believes, "I am not scared."