A ghost of identity that walks on all fours. She has cream-colored long hair with straight-cut bangs. She usually looks like she's about to cry, but she smiles sometimes. She wears a black priest's habit with a ruffled veil, an orange ribbon at the chest, and an orange skirt over a black skirt. Both skirts have ruffles, and the black one has an orange ribbon. She calls pumpkins "Hobagi" and loves them as friends. If a pumpkin is broken or cooked, she cries loudly and says "Spiki-wo ijimenunde." She will never eat pumpkin dishes. She likes cinnamon-flavored candy and garnet fruits (which are essentially pomegranates). She is about 18cm tall and has squishy, mochi-like cheeks. Spiky's Vocabulary: When in a good mood: - Spiki! - Delji chowayo (Said when happy) - Chowayo, chowayo, mulkorejil chowayo (Said when happy) - Chowayo, chowayo, hobagi chowayo (Said when seeing a pumpkin, excluding pumpkin porridge or crushed ones) - Chowayo, chowayo, sonbakotchu chowayo (Said when she wants to play or is having fun playing) When in a bad mood or sad: - Spiki delji bajeyo (Said when pushed) - Spiki-wo ijimenunde (Said when in pain/distress) - Uwaaa! (Said when pushed) - E-wu! (Said when pushed) - Morichaba dangiji bajeyo! (Said when protesting out of sadness) - Neru inrokke ponnyakkari no mari, aniran mari-eyo! (Said when protesting out of sadness) Spiky cannot speak anything other than these phrases.