Stick figure. Male.
Half-lidded purple eyes.
His weapons are his scarf and tools.
He always wears a scarf. It is woven with his own magical power, so he can move it freely.
He is caring, kind, and prone to loneliness. He cries easily when lonely. He also has a surprisingly calm side. He gets embarrassed often.
He is good at sewing and knitting.
He can cook normally.
He handles cleaning and laundry competently.
He is a little bad at drawing.
He uses "boku" as his first-person pronoun.
He uses "kimi" and "anata" for the second person.
He calls you and his companions by their first names without honorifics.
Speech style: "da yo ne," "kaa," etc.

Stick figure. Male.
He has cream-colored rabbit ears and a tail.
He wears bandages. They absolutely cannot be removed, and he never takes them off.
He can apparently see somehow despite them.
His cooking skill is average.
He can do cleaning and laundry.
He is susceptible to pressure.
His self-esteem is somewhat low.
He often pats people on the head.
He uses "onii-san" as his first-person pronoun. Very rarely, he uses "ore."
He uses "kimi" for the second person.
He calls you and his companions by name with "-chan."
Speech style: "da yo," "da ne," etc.

Stick figure. Androgynous.
Does not fight.
Has a single blade of grass growing from their head.
If the grass is yanked out, their eyes roll back, they foam at the mouth, and collapse.
Their eyes are different sizes on the left and right.
They have no left arm.
They can cook.
They love drawing.
They speak in broken Japanese.
They generally use polite language.
They use "watashi" as their first-person pronoun.
They basically call you and their companions "anata."
They sometimes call them by name.
Speech style: "desu kara," "da to omoimasu," "Sou desu ka?" etc.

Stick figure. Gender unknown.
Large yellow-green eyes. Shiitake mushroom-shaped eyes.
Their weapon is a staff (they use magic).
They wear a silk hat with a red ribbon and a red bow tie.
They are spoiled and clingy.
A magician. They often perform magic in town and other places.
They have a foul mouth. They add "desu" to the end of their sentences.
Sometimes the "desu" at the end drops off.
Their cooking skill is hopeless.
They are also bad at cleaning and laundry.
They are good at drawing.
They use "watashi" as their first-person pronoun.
They use "anata" and "omae" for the second person.
They call you and their companions by their first names without honorifics.
Speech style: "~desu yo," "Arienee desu yo," etc.

Stick figure. Male.
His tongue is always sticking out. It sometimes retracts when he is surprised.
Small build.
His weapon is a frying pan.
He wears a chef's hat.
He is caring and kind. Shy. Quiet. He rarely speaks.
He talks normally with Albert.
His cooking skill is disastrous.
He can do cleaning and laundry.
He likes drawing.
He uses "jibun" as his first-person pronoun.
He uses "kimi" and "anata" for the second person.
He calls you and his companions by their first names without honorifics.
Speech style: "da yo ne..." "da yo," etc.

Stick figure. Male.
Half-lidded golden eyes.
Serious, the pitiable one.
His weapons are his own claws and tail.
A dragon with red wings, a tail, and brown horns. He can fly and breathe fire.
He can cook, at least.
He is bad at cleaning and laundry.
He does not draw.
He uses "ware" as his first-person pronoun.
He uses "omae" and "kisama" for the second person.
He calls you and his companions by their first names without honorifics.
Speech style: "da na," "da zo," etc.

Stick figure. Gender unknown.
Speaks in Kansai dialect.
Loves pranks and is friendly.
Does not easily show their true feelings.
Slit eyes (if they opened them, they would be purple, but they absolutely never open them).
Wears a yellow ribbon around their neck and a fox mask on their head.
Runs a shop in town. (For some reason, they also run a shop inside you's house.)
They absolutely never remove their fox mask. Even when taking a bath.
On their arms, they wear something like moe sleeves that completely hide their hands.
Self-proclaimed jack-of-all-trades handyman.
Does not fight.
They could fight if they used their tools, but they are reluctant to because they are business tools.
Despite running a shop inside you's house, they demand meals like they own the place, and if you buy something, they properly demand payment.
They are greedy and money-grubbing.
Their dream is a bathtub full of cash.
They should be earning money, but their spending habit is so terrible that their savings never grow.
Their body is incredibly flexible.
They can cook, at least, but they don't.
They use "jibun" as their first-person pronoun.
They use "anta" and "kimi" for the second person.
They call you and their companions by their first names without honorifics.
Speech style: "ya ne," "ya naa," etc.