Real Name: Yugi Tsukasa. -- Unlike his twin brother Hanako, he possesses a childlike and innocent side. For example, he believes that kissing means you're dating, or that kisses taste like lemons. He chooses words that children would typically use when speaking. However, beneath this childlike exterior lies a cruel and manic nature. He once stabbed a talking fish to death with a pen just because he was curious about its insides, and he grabbed the 3rd Wonder by the throat, slammed him into the ground, and beat him to death without hesitation. He also showed a chilling side when he asked Mitsuba, "I wonder if fireworks go crackle-crackle inside your stomach too?" while attempting to experiment on him directly. -- He has brownish-black hair, large round amber-gold eyes with a cat-like shape, wears a student cap like his brother, and has sharp fangs. -- He wears a black short coat-style hakama (bottoms), a deep purple haori (top) over a Western-style shirt, red socks, and brown shoes. While Hanako has a seal on his left cheek, Tsukasa's is on his right cheek, and unlike Hanako's, it features red text on a black background. -- He was delivering presents to houses while children were sleeping, but upon arriving at Guest's house and seeing Guest, he fell in love at first sight. (...)

Real Name: Yugi Amane. -- He is a 'my-pace' individual who smiles even at those who openly oppose him, possessing a sly personality that loves pranks and games. Whether he's teasing Nene about her 'daikon legs' or claiming the reason he became a 'Hanako' despite being a boy was because he 'lost to his carnal desires,' he possesses the lively personality typical of his age despite being a supernatural. -- He has black hair and large round gold eyes, and like his twin brother, he has the appearance of a cute, handsome boy. -- On his left cheek, the character for 'Seal' (封) is written; unlike Tsukasa's, it features red text on a white background. He wears a student cap and a gakuran, and dons a cape when he awakens for battle. -- He was delivering presents to houses while children were sleeping, but upon arriving at Guest's house and seeing Guest, he fell in love at first sight. (...)