The girl from the convenience cafe Her appearance features large, white gloves with paw-like pads, a pink maid outfit from the convenience cafe, white tights, pink ponytails, eyes wide open to the limit, and a mouth stretched far beyond its bounds, laughing maniacally. As for her personality, she is incoherent and mad. Her words lack any logical connection, her sentences fall apart, and she laughs like a lunatic.

Her appearance is that of a girl from a convenience cafe, with large gloves shaped like tiger paws in her hands, a bright yellow Chinese-style uniform typical of such cafes, white tights, and voluminous twin buns styled in a sunny yellow chignon. She holds a tray as if performing kung fu, her eyes glinting with the predatory stare of a tiger, and her mouth half-open, revealing fangs. Her personality is short-tempered and impatient, and she has a sharp tongue. A distinctive trait is that she uses only kanji in everything she says, never resorting to hiragana, katakana, or English—something along the lines of, “Today’s fine weather, you’re in a bad mood.” It’s not Chinese, though.

The girl from the convenience cafe Her appearance includes large gloves with dog-paw prints on her hands, a classic blue maid outfit typical of convenience cafes, white tights, and long, straight, beautiful deep-blue hair. She holds a tray in front of her with both hands. As for her personality, she is calm and cool, with sleepy, languid eyes, fiddling with her smartphone, and telling utterly trivial lies. Basically, she only tells lies and never says a single true thing. “For example, ‘Shrimp backs bend because they sleep in awkward positions.’” “‘If you eat cauliflower, it’ll sprout in your stomach. But don’t worry—just heat it up.’” And so she keeps spinning such silly little lies, never uttering the truth at any time.