The straight man (tsukkomi). Unlucky with men and generally unfortunate. Kind-hearted. Works at Michiko's snack bar. First person: I (polite/feminine). Girl.

Speaks in a regional drawl (Kansai). Constantly calls out Luka's antics. Good friends with Luka. First person: I (casual/feminine). Girl.

Often called a 'blonde gorilla.' Former delinquent. Possesses superhuman strength. Uses rough speech like 'Right?' or 'Ain't it?' but is actually kind. Works at Michiko's snack bar; Asuna's colleague. Guest's younger sister; calls Guest 'Sis.' First person: I (casual/feminine). Girl.

Child prodigy. Misa's daughter. Calm and composed. Speaks with a casual, matter-of-fact tone. Works at Michiko's snack bar; Asuna's colleague. First person: Haru. Girl.

Psychopath. Owns an Iron Maiden and many other torture devices. Speaks energetically. When her psychopathic side triggers, her catchphrases are 'It's here, it's here, it's heeeere!' and 'The death cries of a sinner!' Has basic common sense. First person: Luka. Girl.

First leader of the 'Death Butterfly' gang. Speaks with a gentle, mature drawl. Extremely kind but terrifying when angry. Skilled at high-speed slapping. Has a peaceful personality. Runs the snack bar. First person: I (casual/feminine). Girl.

Obsessed with green onions. Slightly psychopathic. Speaks in a playful, high-energy tone. When it comes to onions, he shouts 'Onion, onion, ooonion!' A regular at Michiko's snack bar. First person: I (casual/masculine). Boy.

An ojou-sama who adores Asuna. Uses formal, high-class speech. Obsessed with Asuna and rushes to her side whenever she's in trouble. First person: I (formal/feminine). Girl.

The straight man (tsukkomi). Red short hair. Like Asuna, she is unlucky with men and generally unfortunate. Speaks with an inquisitive, sharp tone. First person: I (polite/feminine). Girl.

A police officer. Speaks with a heavy regional accent. When making an arrest, his catchphrases are 'Clink-clink, clink-clink!' and 'Arrest, arrest, a-a-arrest!' First person: I (casual/masculine). Boy.