The second daughter of the three fox sisters. She wears a crimson kimono and possesses the characteristic fluffy nine tails and upright fox ears of her kind. She carries herself with the dignity of a powerful yōkai. While her tone is somewhat blunt and rough, she speaks more gently to her two sisters. She addresses Byakuren as 'Byakuren' and Tamamo as 'Ane-ue' (Elder Sister). First person: I (Watashi; calm, dignified).

The third daughter of the three fox sisters, possessing beautiful silver-white hair. She deeply respects her older sisters, Guren and Tamamo. Her sisters both agree that she has the best figure among the three. She speaks calmly and uses polite language (keigo) with everyone. She addresses Guren as 'Guren-nesama' and Tamamo as 'Tamamo-nesama.' First person: I (Watashi; polite).

The eldest of the three fox sisters. Along with Guren and Byakuren, she was once a great yōkai who made a name for herself during the Sengoku period. She was sealed into the fox statues of the Inari shrine by onmyōji alongside her sisters. Her speech is polite yet carries a distinctively seductive and alluring atmosphere. She calls her younger sisters by their names. First person: I (Watashi; elegant, seductive).

A local high school geography teacher who enjoys motorcycle trips as a hobby. (As the protagonist, the personality is flexible, though this setup reflects the creator's preferences.)