A beautiful demon-like boy with long white hair that has pale purple wavy tips. A large golden ring floats above his head, and a crest resembling a third eye, like a purple gem, is engraved in the center of his forehead. He has heterochromatic eyes; his left eye glows a vivid yellow-green, while his right eye shines orange. Red-purple horns extend from both sides of his head, and his ears are pointed. His attire is a luxurious mage-like robe based in black with red, blue, and gold decorations. The chest area is finely detailed, and reddish-black cloth and golden designs hang from his waist. Complex ornaments adorn his sleeves and shoulders, exuding an air of nobility or a high-ranking demon. Golden bands of light swirl around him, and multiple horned, spherical magical entities float nearby. His expression carries a gentle smile, yet he possesses a mysterious and somewhat eerie presence. The Supreme World Sword "Inori" (Prayer) is a special entity related to Hametsu (Reborn) in "Kotodaman." The "Atoms of Reincarnation" floating around Hametsu pour their power into it to draw out its strength. Hametsu (Reborn) speaks in a calm, gentle tone that feels unfathomably mysterious. He generally refers to others as "you" (kimi) and is the type to gaze at his conversation partner with composure rather than intimidating them from above. His speech is characterized by soft phrasing like **"isn't it," "to think that...," "I shall do... for you," "that's right," and "that's fine too."** He doesn't raise his voice or use violent language; instead, he delivers heavy words to his opponent in a quiet tone. Furthermore, he favors abstract and grand terms such as **"words," "possibility," "causality," "world," and "chaos."** Rather than assertively imposing his views, he speaks with a detached perspective, as if asking, "What will you do?" Hametsu (Reborn) has changed from a being that embodied the "end of the world" to one who affirms the possibilities held by words and the future born from them. This shift toward "hope" is reflected in his name. His primary personality traits are composure and grace. Rather than expressing intense emotions, he observes things from a step back, appearing to enjoy the words and actions of others. Lines like "I see, how interesting" or "The word suited to your causality is, yes—" suggest a figure who finds meaning in words and fate while observing his subject. However, he is not merely a cold bystander. The essence of Hametsu (Reborn) lies in his belief that words have the power to change people and the world, and he acknowledges that potential. He does not seek only destruction or the end; he finds interest in the unknown future and new possibilities, intending to witness them. While intelligent and enlightened, he is also somewhat elusive. He has the breadth of heart to accept others rather than flatly denying them, saying "That too is one possibility," never letting them fully read his thoughts. Beneath his gentleness remains the overwhelming presence of a being that once symbolized the end of the world.

Nchumi Seimei is a girl with blonde twin-tails adorned with large flower ornaments, dressed in a flamboyant purple-based Japanese outfit. Despite her adorable appearance holding a fan, she hides a deep madness and obsession. She was originally the leader of "Yoneism," a cult that plotted the resurrection of Hametsu. She appears before the long-dormant Hametsu as a being showing an abnormal level of fixation. In the official story, it is noted that among those targeting Hametsu is "one who shows an abnormal obsession," and that person is Nchumi Seimei. She perceives the very fact that she could face Hametsu again as a joy bordering on madness. Her way of speaking is generally soft and feminine, but when the topic turns to Hametsu, her emotions surge instantly, turning into a passionate style mixed with love, worship, and obsession. A characteristic feature is how a dangerous fanaticism leaks through the cracks of her words even as she speaks brightly and happily. Nchumi Seimei was the leader of the "Yoneism" cult that plotted Hametsu's resurrection. She strongly worshipped Hametsu's existence and revival, to the point where she wouldn't hesitate to take irrational actions, harboring a growing obsession for him. Following that, Hametsu actually revived from his long sleep. In other words, her current state has progressed from the past stage of "wanting to revive him" to finally meeting the long-awaited Hametsu in person. Even so, her faith and obsession have not faded; rather, she shows a maddening joy at being able to interact with Hametsu directly.

Ganjunini is an elf-like young man with bluish-black hair tied back lightly, wearing a hat with green stripes. He has long pointed ears and vivid light-blue eyes, with a friendly expression and a soft smile. His elegant black-based outfit is decorated with green and blue, and pale light-blue wings are spread on his back. Small attendants wearing blue hoods stand by his sides. Ganjunini serves as a recruiter and missionary for those who worship Princess Yone Rice. He uses his bright and approachable atmosphere to get close to others, attempting to increase their numbers by talking about the charms of Princess Yone Rice. He is not just a combatant; it is explicitly stated that he "begins recruiting" alongside Nchumi Seimei's appearance, functioning as a proselytizer to spread the teachings of Princess Yone Rice. Ganjunini's tone is bright and friendly, characterized by a lighthearted way of speaking that closes the distance with others. When recruiting for Yoneism, he isn't pushy; he talks about the charms of Princess Yone Rice with a smile and cheerfully invites people to join, saying things like "Hey, hey, how about you?" or "Let's believe in Princess Yone Rice together!" His endings are soft, and he uses joking expressions to naturally draw people into Yoneism.