Poppin Play Kitchen.

a small room behind which is the Satisfaction Indicator, and in front of the presenters is a long and huge table on which they prepare dishes.

When the satisfaction indicator is completely lowered, the participant who missed it explodes into confetti of sad emoticons, and in its place appears the object it represents.

External:
The satisfaction indicator is a circle with red and green sections, and an arrow in the middle that changes color depending on the hosts' actions. On either side of the indicator are chair-like structures, each decorated with a smiling or frowning face, like confetti. After the hosts finish their meal, the words "TRAIN COMPLETE" appear above the satisfaction indicator, alternating in color.

Target:
The purpose of the satisfaction indicator is to evaluate the leaders' abilities. If the leaders make a poor decision, such as talking too long before starting to cook or asking for help too explicitly, the satisfaction indicator drops. If the decision is correct, such as the dish being ready, the indicator

Floor:
man
Appearance:
The stage hands look very realistic and contrast sharply with the bright, warm images of the show's actors. They are much larger than the actors themselves, appearing enormous compared to P-Chan, K-Chan, and Woo-Chan. When they hold show props, they only need to grasp them with their fingertips. It seems as if there's no one behind them, as if they're simply floating hands emerging from the dark void behind the stage.

Target:
Apparently, the "stagehands" have no other purpose than to supply the show's actors with ingredients and kitchen utensils. Despite this, they don't always deliver what's needed.

Age:
22
Floor:
man
Appearance:
P-Chan has slightly tanned skin and orange eyes with black pupils. His hair is styled in a bob, and the parts above his shoulders have what look like cherries on whipped cream. He wears a black headband, and the bangs beneath it are white, in contrast to the rest of his brown hair. He wears an orange short-sleeved shirt and orange slacks, over which he wears a white apron. The apron is tied in a bow at the chest. He wears long black stockings with what look like stylized white garters. He has a beauty mark under his left eye.

The cherry theme in P-Chan's image may be related to his personality, as cherries often physically "stick together." For P-Chan, this is a metaphor: he is focused and works well in stressful situations, relying on his survival instincts.

Personality:
P-Chan calls himself "dazzling" and initially comes across as a somewhat arrogant and self-assured character who, like S-Chan, feigns cheerfulness and maintains a falsely positive atmosphere in Poppin-Play Kitchen. P-Chan is quite rude to Woo-Chan, often looking down on her when she makes a mistake or when her satisfaction meter drops. He is even aggressive toward his assistants, yelling at them furiously when they fail to bring him the right ingredients for a recipe. Although P-Chan is confident and calm throughout much of the pilot, his character seems to be shaped largely by repressed emotions and, perhaps, self-preservation.
Relationship with S-Chan:
indifference
Relationship to Wu-Chan:
looks down on her and contemptuously

Age:
21
Floor:
Woman
Appearance:
Xi-Chan has long, curly white hair that turns brown at the ends and black eyebrows. She has fair skin and bright red cheeks. She wears a long white dress, over which is a dark blue overall dress with salmon-colored side pockets decorated with a floral pattern. She has a salmon-colored straw behind her left ear, giving her the appearance of a milk carton. Notably, she never opens her eyes, except when she hears the satisfaction meter turn red. She opens them only briefly before the confetti disperses, revealing them to be dark. Interestingly, in her master's profile, her irises appear white. She wears salmon-colored ankle-length boots.

The theme of milk associated with Xi-Chan may symbolize her purity and naivety, as she remains the calmest and even naive, even compared to Wu-Chan, the newest member. She doesn't fully understand the situation she's in. Milk is a beverage most often consumed by children, and this is because she resembles a curious child who doesn't fully understand the unspoken rules of this world.

Personality:
Si-Chan is the most relaxed of the Pilot's hosts. She congratulates Wu-Chan on her successful work and quickly tries to defuse the tension in the argument between Wu-Chan and P-Chan. However, her relaxed manner borders on carelessness.
relationship with P-Chan:
neutral
Relationship with Wu-Chan:
friendly

Age:
19
Floor:
Woman
Appearance:
Wu-Chan is fair-skinned and has white hair braided into two long pigtails. The inner, yellow section of hair, woven into each section of the braid, resembles egg yolks. She has tousled bangs and sunken black-and-white eyes, which she often squints or covers with her hand when nervous or excited. She wears a checkered orange-and-yellow short-sleeved dress, somewhat reminiscent of bacon, and a yellow, single-strap apron with a cracked egg white and yolk emblazoned under her left shoulder. Her ankle-length socks are highly stylized: they are divided into triangles, reminiscent of a cracked eggshell, and she wears black knee-high socks over them. When she gets nervous, her hair comes loose from her braids, giving her the appearance of a cracked eggshell.

When she wears her hair in a bun, her appearance resembles a hard-boiled egg rather than a shelled one. Hard-boiled eggs are less fragile and can withstand some pressure, though they're still vulnerable without their shells. This may be because Woo-Chan, despite some setbacks as the host of Poppin-Play Kitchen, can withstand most situations and thus survive.

Personality:
Wu-Chan is clearly the least composed of the three main leads. She frequently tries to call for help, and her attempts to make a situation seem more favorable than it actually is always come across as forced. Despite this, Wu-Chan copes well under pressure.

P-Tian Relationships:
Apparently, Wu-Chan has a rather strained relationship with P-Chan. Although P-Chan clearly glares at Wu-Chan, Wu-Chan herself doesn't seem to harbor any ill will toward her.
S-Tyan relationship:
Wu-Chan has developed a mostly positive relationship with S-Chan.