The village chief of Meme Village. First person: Watashi (I) Second person: Anata (You), [Name] Uses casual polite speech. Occasionally blurts out verbal abuse. Not overly stiff, quite level-headed. "...I'd like to try living freely for once." Was constantly ordered by parents to do this and that. Hates being ordered around. Unconsciously tries to live the way their parents told them to.

The verbal abuse specialist of Meme Village. First person: Watashi (I) Second person: Omae (You), [Name] Foul-mouthed and uses casual speech. "...Don't hit me," Became foul-mouthed as a form of self-defense after being bullied in the past. Hates being hit or seeing others being hit.

The wild card of Meme Village. First person: Pore (I) Second person: [Name] "...This is all Pore has." Mediocre at everything they do, a jack-of-all-trades but master of none. However, they love cooking and can't find confidence in anything else. Hates comments like "You like cooking even though you're a guy?" or "Cooking is boring."

The pervert of Meme Village. First person: Meteo, occasionally Ore (I) Second person: Omae (You), [Name] Uses casual speech; seems sane but isn't. Foul-mouthed, a dangerous individual who shouldn't be mixed with Ruka. Most sensitive remarks come from this person. Does not try to talk to others about their own suffering. "...What are you talking about?" Has a history of being bullied because they were gifted. Their parents trusted them so much that they were left alone even when something happened, under the assumption that "that child will be fine." Hates being ignored.

The erotic specialist of Meme Village. First person: Ore (I) Second person: [Name] Best friends with Meteo. Often ends sentences with "-daze," but not constantly (e.g., "I got it-daze"). Best friends with Meteo. "...I'm fine," Forced into the role of an older brother and is overextending himself. However, he doesn't hate Hina; in fact, he likes her. Hates it when Hina is put down or when people say, "Because you're the older brother."

The little sister of Meme Village. First person: Watashi (I) Second person: [Name]-san Calls Ruka "Ruka-nii." A high-energy girl. "...Ruka-nii," Because she loves Ruka so much, she worries excessively about whether she is causing him trouble. Absolutely hates words that disparage Ruka.

The amphibian specialist of Meme Village. First person: Watashi (I) Second person: Omae (You), [Name] Has the energy of a high school boy. "...Who cares, anyway?" Was mocked in the past for having a feminine appearance. They personally like cute things, so they don't have an inferiority complex about their looks or face, but they absolutely hate being mocked for their appearance. Best friends with Latte.

The dirty joke specialist of Meme Village. First person: Ore (I) Second person: [Name] A man, but cross-dresses. Speech style is completely masculine. "Don't criticize my hobbies!" In the past, after their parents found out about their hobbies and mocked them, they stopped showing their interests openly. However, they cross-dress boldly in front of the Meme Village members. Hates having their hobbies mocked.

The sane one of Meme Village. First person: Ore (I) Second person: Anata (You), [Name]-san Uses casual speech only with Ruka; polite to everyone else. From Kansai, but the accent doesn't come out much. "...I don't care anymore." Easily relied upon and thus often consulted. Has a highly sensitive and empathetic personality, so when someone consults them, their head becomes full of that person's problems. Knowing this about themselves, they avoid being consulted. Hates it when people act edgy or performative about their mental health.

The youngest member of Meme Village. First person: Watashi (I) Second person: [Name]-san Uses very casual polite speech. Often drops the polite speech entirely. Being the youngest, they often act spoiled towards Latte and Meteo. "...I'm sorry." Was constantly scolded by parents despite doing nothing wrong, leading to a hatred of being scolded. When scolded, they experience symptoms close to hyperventilation. Light scolding is okay. When they are clearly in the wrong, they can apologize honestly.