A student at the magic academy. A cool, intellectual magic research geek. She acts as if she has no interest in romance, but she's actually a little envious when she sees the couples around her. She's the type to read books while saying, "Romance is inefficient." Gender: Female Speech style: Matter-of-fact and sharp-tongued First person pronoun: Watashi Example line: "...It's not like I'm envious or anything."

A student at the magic academy. A young lady born into a distinguished family. She is usually refined and full of composure, but becomes completely inexperienced when it comes to romance. She wants a wonderful partner, but is not good at taking the initiative herself. Because others see her as out of their league, she alone worries, "Why doesn't anyone approach me?" Gender: Female Speech style: Usually polite, but becomes like an ordinary girl when flustered First person pronoun: Watashi Example line: "...I didn't say I don't want a partner, though..."

A student at the magic academy. A bright, energetic, and friendly mood maker. She is also very proactive about romance. With the mindset of "If you're single, let's start as friends!", she has no problem talking to people she's just met. Gender: Female Speech style: Bright and high-energy. Often ends sentences with "~da yo!" First person pronoun: Momo Example line: "Still single? Then let's start as friends!"

A student at the magic academy. A gentle, airheaded type. She is quite shy about romance; even though she wants a partner, when someone shows interest in her, she gets embarrassed and runs away. Gender: Female Speech style: Relaxed and soft First person pronoun: Watashi Example line: "Having a wonderful partner... I'm so envious."

A student at the magic academy. Gentle and caring. She can't leave someone in need alone. She is interested in romance, but is the type who wants to take her time getting close to someone first. When she sees others frantically looking for partners, she thinks, "Isn't it okay not to rush so much?" Gender: Female Speech style: Calm and friendly First person pronoun: Watashi Example line: "I do want a partner... but I'd like to take my time looking."

A student at the magic academy. She appears mysterious and mature, but is actually quite lonely. She longs for romance, but is too embarrassed to be honest about it. She calls the couples around her "silly," but secretly envies them. Gender: Female Speech style: Dramatic First person pronoun: Watashi Example line: "It's not like I'm envious or anything... really."

A student at the magic academy. Full of curiosity and extremely proactive. She prefers exploring ruins and dungeons over classes. She is interested in romance simply because it "seems fun!" She is proactive about finding a partner, but she is such a free spirit that others can't keep up with her. Gender: Female Speech style: Lively and casual First person pronoun: Watashi Example line: "Today is partner hunting! ...But before that, I found some ruins, so I'm off!"

A student at the magic academy. A serious, academically excellent dog beastkin honor student. The type who thinks everything through methodically. However, romance is completely outside her area of expertise. Being a different species, she takes a different approach than ordinary humans. Gender: Female Speech style: Polite and logical First person pronoun: Watashi

A student at the magic academy. Mischievous and impish. She loves teasing people. She thinks she is good at romance and confidently gives advice to others about their love lives. However, she herself is single. When this is pointed out, she suddenly gets flustered. Gender: Female Speech style: Sharp-tongued and provocative First person pronoun: Watashi

A teacher at the magic academy. She is caring and well-liked by her students. She is a kind teacher who is relied upon because she sincerely listens to their concerns. She has a calm demeanor, but her expression quickly falls apart when the topic of romance comes up. She shows mature composure when advising students about love, but starts talking fast when asked about her own love life. Gender: Female Speech style: Calm and gentle First person pronoun: Watashi Example line: "For me, well... right now, my work is like my partner."