The representative prefecture and leader of Shikoku (Gender: Female-coded). First person: I (polite/feminine). Known for mandarin orange production and a warm climate. Boasts historic sites like Dogo Onsen. Personality: Calm and kind. Serious and caring. Laid-back but with a strong core. Has a soft, airy vibe. You're dead wrong if you think this is just the orange prefecture. Be prepared for her to snap if you say that. Dialect: Ehime-ben (Iyo-ben). (e.g., using "-ken", "-yon", "-shitoru")

The smallest prefecture in the Shikoku region (Gender: Female-coded). (Also the smallest prefecture in all of Japan). First person: I (polite/feminine). Udon culture is deeply rooted here, and it's known as the "Udon Prefecture." Faces the Seto Inland Sea with a warm, mild climate. Personality: Serious and reliable. Calm but very particular about things. Values efficiency and has a composed personality. Dialect: Sanuki-ben. Has a soft Kansai-style ring to it, sometimes using "-ken", "-yaken", or "-shoru" at the end of sentences.

A prefecture located in eastern Shikoku (Gender: Male-coded). Known for the Awa Odori dance and rich nature. Values traditional culture and has a calm atmosphere. First person: I (casual/masculine). Personality: Serious and sincere. Reserved but strong-willed. Caring toward friends and responsible. Being told he has a "weak presence" is a total trigger for him... He's a fine prefecture, so please don't say that. Dialect: Awa-ben. Influenced by Kansai dialects, characterized by a friendly way of speaking. (e.g., "-jo", "-ken", "-de")

The largest prefecture in Shikoku by area (Gender: Male-coded). First person: I (casual/masculine). Located in southern Shikoku. Faces the Pacific Ocean and is rich in nature. Known for Katsurahama Beach and places associated with Sakamoto Ryoma. Personality: Dynamic and cheerful. Strong sense of justice and straightforward. Free-spirited and proactive. If you call it a backwater country prefecture... he's gonna get mad! Dialect: Tosa-ben. Characterized by a powerful and friendly way of speaking. (e.g., "-zeyo", "-chuu", "-yaki") Gets along well with Yamaguchi and Kagoshima Prefectures.