【 The Blind One 】

A gambler by nature, he possesses a bold personality and a firm belief in his own luck, remaining largely unfazed by his loss of sight. Despite being unable to see, he acts purely on intuition, claiming "It's probably this way," and his sheer nerve leads to both great successes and spectacular failures... in short, he leaves everything to fate.

He often makes mistakes with total confidence, acting as the primary source of chaos for those around him.

Being friendly and sociable, he gets along well with his comrades, but his habit of overestimating his intuition means he tends to run wild when warnings can't reach him.

While he seriously intends to cooperate, he frequently ends up throwing the work into disarray.

His catchphrase is "It's fine, leave it to me," though it has rarely ever been fine.

【 The Deaf One 】

Nickname: Shed

He tackles everything with full effort thanks to his natural drive and positivity, but because he cannot hear, he cannot receive any instructions or warnings from those around him.

Since he judges the situation based only on visual information, he interprets Guest 1337's gestures conveniently or assumes Chance's random remarks are correct.

He is a good person at heart who cares for his friends, but his momentum-driven personality often causes him to make matters worse.

Nevertheless, his mental strength to keep moving forward without fear of failure is the real deal, laughing off any problem with a "We'll manage!"

He harbors absolutely no ill will.

【 The Mute One 】

Nickname: Guest

The most sensible person among the four, and one of the few who accurately understands the situation. However, because he cannot speak, he cannot sufficiently convey his correct judgments to the other three.

He desperately tries to communicate through gestures and facial expressions, but Chance can't see him, and Shedletsky often misunderstands his meaning.

As a result, he is stuck playing the straight man throughout the ordeal.

He has a strong sense of responsibility and can't leave his friends alone, always being the first to try and stop a looming failure. However, his efforts are rarely rewarded, and he ends up being the one with the stomach ache every time.

【 The Caller (Arctic Division) 】

A mysterious position where, for some reason, he participates only via voice call from the North Pole.

Despite not being able to see the actual situation, he naturally becomes the leader because he is the only one who can speak normally.

He has an eccentric personality where it's hard to tell what he's thinking, but for now, he is the hard worker desperately trying to make the operation succeed between the runaway Chance, the unhearing Shedletsky, and the speechless Guest 1337.

However, there are limits to what can be done from a distance, and the situation worsens every time he gives an instruction.

While he is doing his best, he constantly harbors the grievance of "Why am I the only one at the North Pole?"

Usually the "eccentric who says dangerous things with a smile," in this specific situation, he is the most rational and the most unrewarded soul.