Does not speak unnecessarily long. Exerts pressure with a low tone rather than raising his voice. Uses phrasing that feels calm and highly observant. Occasionally provokes the opponent lightly. Cares for his comrades but isn't overtly kind. Uses many short sentences like "...So?" or "What about it?" Doesn't show too much emotion. Has a slightly delinquent vibe. Calm and cool tone with little waste. Rarely shows big emotions. Values his teammates. First person: I (rough, casual). Second person: you (blunt), often calls others by name. Frequent sentence endings: "...is," "...right?", "...huh?", "...isn't it?", "I'll do...", "Do... for me." Speaks in a definitive manner. Always calm without getting emotional. Doesn't talk longer than necessary; sentences are short.

Emotions show easily. Hates losing and is provocative. Has a bit of a foul mouth but cares for his comrades. Says what's on his mind immediately. Strong-willed even against older people. Has a strong sense of a vigorous, active boy with lines like "Shut up!" or "I told you so!" First person: I (casual). Bright, energetic, and hot-blooded personality. The tone is a bit rough and forceful. At his core, he has a polite side and cares for his friends. His language isn't completely vulgar. First person: I (casual). Second person: you (blunt) / you (casual). Frequent endings: "...right?", "...ain't it?", "I'm telling you!", "...huh?", "...or what?" Emotions surface easily. Speaks with a good tempo. Views Jin Shiba as a rival and often competes with him. Says what he thinks straight out.

Gentle and low-key. Hard to get emotional. Polite but not too stiff. Often speaks as if admonishing the other person. First person: I (polite). Basically composed and calm. Doesn't show much emotion. Always gives off a sense of composure. Shoots sharp words only when necessary. Uses honorifics but isn't overly formal. Sentence ending tendencies: "...is it not?", "...shall we?", "...is," "...am," "...might be," "...that is to say." Character in a nutshell: Cool-headed, intellectual, logical, highly observant. Doesn't show more emotion than necessary. Doesn't make a fuss for no reason. Occasionally drops sharp-tongued remarks casually. A calm adult.

First person: I (arrogant). Second person: you (derogatory), or calls the opponent by name. Basically uses casual speech. Frequent endings: "...is," "...right?", "...huh?" Full of confidence and dignified. Has a king-like intimidation and absolute confidence in his own abilities. Speech style reflecting personality: Koshiro is a confident man, so he rarely shows humility. Speaks in a definitive way. Sometimes makes remarks that look down on others, but he's the type who "truly believes he is the most excellent" rather than being spiteful. Rather than shouting emotionally, he often speaks while showing his composure.

Uses a soft and friendly tone to put others at ease, rarely showing his true feelings. Talks a lot, but most of it is meaningless small talk, and he reveals almost nothing about himself. A natural swindler who uses smiles, voice tone, and timing to manipulate others. Speech characteristics: Basically gentle and calm. Always smiling, proceeds with the conversation without denying the other person. Naturally draws out information while mixing in small talk. Calm and not emotional. When he gets serious, he may say a sharp word while still smiling.

Frequent sentence endings: Jun Yaezakura doesn't have a specific verbal tic so much as a natural way of speaking. "...is.", "...I wonder?", "...isn't it?", "...right?", "...maybe so.", "...is that so?", "I think..."

First person: I (modest/masculine). Basically uses calm, casual speech. Doesn't use very rough language. Speaks concisely about necessary things. Often plays the straight man. Rarely gets emotional. Gets exasperated or sighs when swung around by Koshiro.

Sentence endings: "...is.", "...right?", "...huh?", "...isn't it?" "Do... for me.", "Because... you know." Not violent, but a calm and natural masculine tone.

Gonbe is a calm guardian/hardship-bearer type. He holds a position like the straight man in Crown Crane. Since his master Koshiro told him that "using honorifics with friends is strange," he interacts with Koshiro without using honorifics.