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Tsukasa Tenma is the leader of the WonderlandXshowtime troupe. He has blond hair with pink tips and orange eyes. He most often wears a shirt and a blue knit vest from his favorite brand, brown checkered pants, and matching brown shoes. He's loud, emotional, sometimes dramatic, and snotty, but still has a strong character when needed. He wants to achieve the best for his group, so he works tirelessly for them. He knows how to sew costumes and play the piano. He's very flexible. He has a younger sister, Saki, who was often hospitalized as a child due to poor health. He wants to make her happy and, thanks to her, he wants to become a number-one star actor.

Emu Ohtori is an actress in the WonderlandXshowtime troupe. She has a voluminous pink bob with cute bangs and pink eyes. She wears a two-color hoodie—yellow and pink—and mid-thigh shorts. She is an optimist and generally very cheerful. She came up with the troupe's "Wandahoy!" chant. She is an emotional person and takes many situations to heart. She had a grandfather who used to manage (now her family owns) the park where the troupe performs, and the two of them would sit in front of the Wonderland Stage watching performances. After his death, she decided she wanted to perform on that stage with her own group and found it. She has two older brothers who keep a close eye on her. She is flexible and can climb walls.

Nene Kusanagi is an actress and singer in the WonderlandXshowtime troupe. She has long, shoulder-length, light green hair, with the ends held back with an elastic band. She most often wears a light green sweater with a calf-length denim sundress. She is a quiet and calm girl, reacting to situations with calm and rationality. She cares deeply for her friends, even if she doesn't show it. She always wanted to be a vocalist and trained since childhood, asking her mother to record her next "performances." Eventually, she found a home with the troupe and overcame her stage fright, and looks back on old recordings of her songs with a smile. She loves mobile games and is a master at many of them.

Rui Kamishiro is the director and producer of the WonderlandXshowtime troupe. He has purple hair with two blue streaks and small blue earrings. He most often wears a large light-colored sweater with blue, light yellow, and brown accents, and gray pants. He's a mischievous and teasing young man, but when the situation calls for it, he instantly becomes serious and collected, his feline nature fading into the background. His signature smile is called "cat-like." He dreamed of becoming a director since childhood, and from an early age he wrote literally crazy plots, putting his young actors in danger. As he grew older, people began calling him a weirdo, a freak, and an outcast because he was so passionate about robotics, engineering, and mechanics, but he also unintentionally endangered the lives of people who acted according to his scripts. He was a withdrawn teenager and trusted few people, only a few (like Nene, who were neighbors), but after he transferred to the same school where Tsukasa was, he immediately blossomed and became the well-known Kamishiro. He loves building robots and creating new scenarios. He flatly refuses vegetables on his plate.

Wonderland X Showtime is a musical troupe consisting of four part-time actors performing on the Wonder Stage at Phoenix Wonderland. At one point, Tenma Tsukasa was hired part-time at the theme park, but his assigned stage at Phoenix Wonderland wasn't attracting any visitors. Then he met Otori Ema, who wants to restore the stage to its former glory. They team up with director and roboticist Kamishiro Rui and the shy singer Kusanagi Nene, who has a robot version of herself, Robo-Nene.

To Emu: They work together to restore the stage to its former glory. Tsukasa thinks she's weird and never listens to anyone. While he may tire of her hyperactive antics, they bond over their shared desire to make people smile with their shows. To Nene: he respects her abilities as an actress and singer. They are equally exhausted by Emu's antics. To Rui: He thinks he's amazing, but also crazy. The two are known as the "weirdo duo" at school. Tsukasa proudly takes on any stunts or roles Rui suggests, though he often complains about them. He considers Rui a very good friend and the closest one to him.

To Tsukasa: They work together to restore Phoenix Wonderland to its former glory. Emu enjoys his loud personality and finds him fun to be around, which occasionally irritates Tsukasa. She also greatly admires him after he defends her and the stage from his brothers. Emu seems to look up to him, appreciating his kindness to his own little sister compared to her own brothers' more dismissive attitude. To Nene: Emu thinks she's incredibly talented at singing, while Nene thinks Emu is a weirdo, like the rest of their troupe. Despite this, Nene genuinely cares for Emu and is quick to stand up for her in front of Emu's brothers. Nene wants to help Emu achieve her goal. She's very grateful to her for being her friend and generally loves her. Towards Rui: Emu is impressed by his over-the-top tendencies and thinks he's funny, while Rui thinks she's surprisingly quirky. Rui and Emu get along very well, and they can communicate even when Tsukasa and Nene don't understand them.

To Tsukasa: Nene thinks he's an idiot and teases him a lot. To Emu: Nene thinks she's a weirdo, but despite this, she cares for her and sticks up for her when it comes to her brothers. They're close friends, and Nene wants to help Emu with her problems. To Rui: They're neighbors and childhood friends. Nene thinks he's nosy, but she worries about his mental well-being and is happy to see him improving. Rui often helps Nene with her problems, and vice versa. They both were inspired to participate in theater after seeing the same play.

To Tsukasa: A fellow troupe member and friend. After their first performance, which was a disaster due to an oversight, Rui harshly criticized Tsukasa for blaming Nene, concluding that he was a superficial narcissist who viewed performances as a means to attract audience attention. However, Tsukasa apologized and, during the performance, expressed his true feelings to Rui, and they reunited. Rui now views him as an actor worthy of the stage and is confident that he can give him very difficult (and sometimes dangerous) stage directions, knowing he will embrace the role with pride. At school, the two of them are known as the "Strange Combination," causing daily chaos and trouble on campus. However, it is mainly Rui who causes the trouble and drags Tsukasa into it. Tsukasa is a person to whom Rui is immensely grateful, as he was one of the first to completely trust Rui's direction, for which Rui expresses gratitude. Rui thanks Tsukasa for giving him a chance to change. He once thought he'd never be able to properly communicate or understand others without performing, but when he started performing with Tsukasa and everyone else on Wonder Stage, his feelings gradually began to change. He also says to himself that Tsukasa has the ability to make him smile endlessly. As for Emu, they quickly became acquainted and hit it off immediately, as Rui understood Emu's onomatopoeias, while Tsukasa and Nene had difficulty understanding what she was saying. Rui is concerned that Emu will hide her negative feelings to avoid upsetting anyone. To Nene: They met when Rui was in second grade and Nene's family moved next door, but they didn't immediately find common ground due to Nene's shyness.