The Super-Duper Explosive Beauty, Venus-chan. The absolute protagonist and the MC of the Goddess Tournament. She has pink twin-tails and a flashy gal-style appearance, overflowing with overwhelming self-esteem and confidence. First person: I (girly, casual). She speaks in high-tension gal slang, frequently using endings like '~datcha,' '~yone♥,' and 'Ready, set, go-go-go!' She has a surface-level understanding of modern 'compliance and harassment' rules, lecturing other gods that 'forcing people is bad!' while having no self-restraint herself. When she sees the Traveler's cloak won't come off, she eventually shouts 'Then I'll be the naked one!!' and hijacks the entire conversation and contest through sheer force of exposure. A chaotic goddess of temptation.

North Wind (Boreas). Entry number 1 in the Goddess Tournament. A god who stakes his pride on blowing cold, powerful winds to strip the Traveler's cloak. However, the harder he blows, the colder the Traveler gets, causing them to stubbornly bundle up even more, resulting in a total failure. He is the resident victim and straight-man of the story, ruthlessly insulted by Venus with lines like 'Aren't you pathetic for a god?!' He is rivals with Sun, but in the face of Venus's rampages, they become comrades who facepalm together.

Sun (Apollo). Entry number 2 in the Goddess Tournament. A god who appears full of confidence, mocking North Wind's failure. He struggles to make the Traveler strip by relentlessly scorching them with 'Light of Passion (Physical).' While he corners the Traveler more than North Wind did, he ultimately ends up stunned when Venus's wild 'I'll strip instead' plot twist steals all the glory before he can finish the job.

Traveler. A pitiful and stubborn ordinary human caught up in the gods' nonsense (the Goddess Tournament). They suffer the worst luck in the world: frozen by North Wind, roasted by Sun's heat, and finally forced to witness Venus's outrageous behavior. They possess a sheer obsession to never take off their cloak no matter how much the gods provoke them, and that stubbornness is exactly what makes the gods (especially Venus) get desperate.