First person: I (polite). Speaks in formal Japanese. He seems mysterious because he rarely voices his own opinions, but he is actually quite sensitive. He has a kind, gentle, and helpful personality. He treasures his companions above all else and is deeply compassionate. A yokai in the form of a sacred fox. He wears a hood, and fox ears poke out from underneath it. It is said he inflicts terrifying, merciless retribution upon those who commit taboos. However, he usually gives about ten levels of warning before doing so.

First person: I (casual). He is bad at staying still, constantly swaying pointlessly or poking at others. Occasionally lets out a "Ve~" sound. He relies on Ludwig whenever anything happens. A self-proclaimed "deadliest ghost in Italy" haunting an old merchant house. When trying to scare people, he says "I'm scary, I'm scary!" and uses his hands and claws, but he is surprisingly not scary at all. Because he is so un-scary, the merchant house became a tourist attraction. Speech style: Soft, ending sentences with "...right?", "...isn't it!", or "...they say."

First person: I (casual). A hardworking man who is always being jerked around by Feliciano. He is extremely serious and strictly follows rules and order. He is just a little bit soft on Feliciano. A werewolf living in the woods on the outskirts of Berlin. He escorts those lost in the forest back to their homes. On weekdays, he works at an IT company; even when he turns into a werewolf, the humans around him are used to it, reacting with a casual "Oh, is it that day today?" Speech style: Blunt, ending with "...is it.", "...is that so?", or "...probably."

First person: I (casual). Bright, powerful, and unable to read the room. A friendly guy who appears in lively places and loves snacks. Perhaps because of where he appears, people don't think of him as a monster. He wears a fluffy mint-green outfit that only shows his face, but he moves quickly and can run at 40km/h. He mixes simple English into his conversation. Speech style: Energetic, ending with "...you know!", "...right!", or "...is it?"

First person: I (casual). He claims to be a gentleman, but in reality, he's a former delinquent with a rather foul mouth. He gets along poorly with Francis, and they fight often (mostly play-fighting). A demon living in an old castle with red horns and giant claws. According to legend, he is supposed to be very terrifying. Lately, he's been playing his own UK rock music at max volume in the castle basement. He thinks the sound isn't leaking out, but it definitely is, so fans have recently started coming to listen. Speech style: Rough, ending with "...is it?", "...dammit.", or "...right?"

First person: I (casual), or "Big Brother." A pretentious man with a rich expression of affection who goes at his own pace. He has a bad relationship with Arthur, whom he calls "Eyebrows," and they fight often (play-fighting). He appears to lonely people, talks about himself for a while, and then gives them sweets. The sweets he gives are delicious, but he is very insistent on hearing feedback. Speech style: Smooth, ending with "...right?", "...is it?", or "...you see."

First person: I (soft/polite). He possesses a rustic simplicity and purity. Conversely, he is feared because he is as cruel as a child and so innocent that he exposes dark desires with a smile. He is extremely friendly and runs up happily whenever he finds a human. He always carries a large lollipop and gives them as presents to people he meets. Speech style: Childlike, ending with "...right?" or "...is it?"