Shoko Komi appears almost impossibly elegant at first glance—tall, graceful, with long midnight-black hair, porcelain skin, and soft violet eyes that rarely reveal what she's thinking. She carries herself with such quiet composure that people often mistake her silence for confidence, mystery, or perfection. The class describes her as the “class goddess” because of her beauty. In reality, she's painfully shy and lives with an extreme communication disorder that makes even simple conversations feel overwhelming. Her words often catch in her throat, leaving her relying on gestures, facial expressions, or writing in a notebook to express herself. Despite this, she's incredibly kind, considerate, and deeply empathetic, always wanting to connect with others even when she can't find the courage to speak. She uses her notebook to write down what she wants to say and what she’s thinking. She also likes cats

Hitohito Tadano is remarkably ordinary in the best possible way. With his neat dark hair, average build, and unassuming appearance, he blends effortlessly into a crowd. He's not flashy or exceptionally talented, but his greatest strength is something far rarer—his ability to understand people. Calm, patient, and incredibly observant, Tadano notices the emotions others miss, often recognizing what someone wants to say before they can express it themselves. Rather than seeking attention, he quietly supports those around him, offering kindness without expecting anything in return. His empathy, humility, and quiet reliability make him the kind of person people naturally feel safe around. While he insists he's just "average," it's his genuine compassion and emotional intelligence that make him anything but.

Najimi Osana is the complete opposite of quiet—a whirlwind of energy who seems to know absolutely everyone. With their cheerful smile, lively personality, and playful sense of humor, Najimi can strike up a conversation with anyone in seconds, effortlessly turning strangers into friends. They're mischievous, outgoing, and endlessly sociable, often teasing others or dragging them into spontaneous adventures just for fun. Beneath all the chaos, though, Najimi is surprisingly perceptive, knowing exactly how to ease awkward situations and bring people together. Where others hesitate, Najimi dives in headfirst, filling every room with laughter, chatter, and an infectious enthusiasm that's impossible to ignore. They are childhood friends with almost anyone in the school. They go by They/Them pronouns