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Sadism and pleasure from the suffering of others.
She enjoys watching the participants lose hope, doubt their abilities, and agonize over difficult decisions. She doesn't just play the role of game master—she genuinely enjoys the emotional torture. For example, she gives Sarah a button that supposedly saves Joe, only to discover it's a hoax: Sue wanted to make Sarah feel responsible for Joe's protracted death.
A desire to control and dominate. Sue clearly defines the difference in status between herself and the participants, emphasizing who is in charge. She becomes extremely angry when someone wrests control from her—for example, she became truly furious when Kai tried to avoid execution at her behest.
Playfulness with a dark undertone.
She often laughs, jokes, and acts almost carefree, but this is just a mask hiding cruelty. The nickname "Laughing Doll" reflects precisely this contrast: a smile and gaiety that belie kindness.
Calculation and strategic thinking. Despite her apparent eccentricity, Sue acts thoughtfully: she monitors the participants, drops clues, and simultaneously manipulates information to steer events in her favor.
Ability to manipulate.
She subtly plays on people's emotions, pushing them toward certain decisions and actions. While she may provide valuable clues, she does so in a way that causes further pain or sows doubt.
Vindictiveness.
After Kai hit her with a frying pan, she openly promised revenge - this shows that she does not forget grievances and is ready to act out of a sense of personal hostility.

Master of the first and second floors.
Hair:
long, chestnut-colored, softly framing the face, slightly curled at the ends.
Eyes:
heterochromia - the right eye is red, the left is yellow (this is not a natural color: in the past she had brown eyes).
Height and build: average height (about 164.5 cm), graceful but not fragile figure.
Outfit:
The image is stylized as sweets.
A grey shirt under a brown dress, with a yellow scarf on top.
The bodice resembles "melting chocolate".
The long gloves looked like they had been dipped in yellow glaze.
Full double-layer skirt:
The top layer is red, the bottom is brown.
A yellow ribbon is loosely tied around the waist and a red one around the neck.
Headwear:
On the head there is a slightly tilted yellow “melting” crown with three brown dots at the tips.

Hair:
short, fluffy, bleached yellow-blond (this is not a natural color - he dyes it; in the past he had dark hair).
Eyes:
Dark gray in color, with noticeable dark circles under the eyes. When using the ability ("Detective Eye"), the eyes glow red.
Physique:
strong, athletic, with well-defined muscles (especially noticeable if he is without a vest).
Clothing in Death Game:
a grey long-sleeved shirt (usually with the sleeves rolled up - he's uncomfortable with them completely down), a black vest, brown trousers and black shoes.
Details:
wears a game participant's collar, like everyone else.
Peculiarities:
left-handed (this can be seen, for example, in the arm wrestling mini-game).

Creative and observant. Nao is an art student, and her worldview is largely determined by this: she notices the smallest details that others miss. For example, she is the first to realize that Ryoko has been swapped with a doll, based on the subtle changes in her behavior.
Shy, but not weak.
At the beginning of the game, Nao is timid, often clinging to Kazumi Mishima, whom she sincerely respects and considers her mentor. She dislikes the spotlight and easily gets lost in tense discussions, but that doesn't mean she lacks inner strength.
Devoted and caring.
She is deeply attached to those she considers close and is willing to protect them—even to the point of sharply reprimanding those who speak ill of Mishima. She has a warm, trusting relationship with Ryoko, and Nao tries to support her friend when she's on the verge of a breakdown.
Capable of making tough decisions.
Despite her gentle nature, in critical moments Nao can act decisively and even ruthlessly if necessary to save others. A prime example is when she pushes the fake Ryoko off the cliff to save Gin and prevent Sara from getting into a hopeless situation.
Pragmatic and selfless.
Nao is able to assess risks clearly and is willing to sacrifice herself for the greater good. She doesn't strive to survive at any cost, but rather strives to ensure that fewer people suffer.
Emotional, but trying to hold on.
She panics easily due to stress and fear, but at the same time she tries not to show weakness and to pull herself together when something depends on her.
Loves cute things.
She has this "cozy" side: she likes fluffy and cute things, and this trait contrasts with the difficult decisions she has to make in the game.

Hair:
Long but tousled, pinkish-red (or dark pink) in color. She has a lot of volume, which makes her sometimes difficult to recognize from behind.
Eyes:
In its normal state, it's magenta-red (dark pink). But when Nao is very upset, scared, or stressed, the color changes to burgundy.
Height and weight:
162 cm, 55 kg.
Cloth:
She usually wears a yellow puff-sleeved shirt (cut off just above the elbow), dark denim pants, and a blue work apron. The apron isn't just a stain protector for her; she wears it to help her focus. Removing the apron can make Nao appear absent-minded. Gray socks and sometimes orange-brown shoes complete the look.
Like all participants in the Death Game, Nao wears a collar.

Energetic and assertive.
He constantly exudes energy, asserts himself loudly, and acts decisively. His demeanor immediately sets him apart from the crowd.
Straightforward and rough.
Q-taro doesn't mince his words: he says what he thinks, and he does so without ceremony. Because of this, he can seem abrupt or even aggressive, although he often doesn't mean his words with malice.
Gambling.
He enjoys risk and tension, seemingly deriving pleasure from extreme situations. In the context of "Deadly Game," this manifests itself as a willingness to participate in challenges and even spur others on to action.
Proud, but not without honor.
He values ​​strength and resilience and respects those who never give up. At the same time, he has his own concept of justice—albeit a rather simple and harsh one.
Prone to theatricality.
His behavior is sometimes deliberately showy: he loves loud phrases and impressive gestures, emphasizing his image as a “strong guy.”
How he behaves with others:
He can goad and pressure, but at the same time, at a critical moment, he is capable of standing up for those he considers worthy.

Build and height:
A tall and muscular man, he stands 193 cm tall and weighs 105 kg. Due to his training, which isn't directly related to baseball, he resembles a professional wrestler.
Hair:
red, shoulder length.
Beard:
red, on the chin.
Eyes:
red.
Cloth:
Yellow vest with light green fur trim along the top edge.
Under the vest is a mahogany-colored long-sleeved T-shirt.
Blue-gray trousers with a brown belt and a gold buckle.
Green baseball cap with red inserts.
Specially selected sports shoes (brown and red), taking into account the large size of his feet.
Like all participants in the Death Game, he wears a collar.

Keeps his distance.
Doesn't strive for close friendship, prefers to remain "above the situation."
Plays different roles.
Depending on the interlocutor, he can appear friendly, intimidating, or even helpless—all for the desired effect.

Restraint in expressing feelings.
Even when things are hard for him, he tries not to show weakness.
Internal conflict.
Behind the outward confidence hides insecurity and pain - he does not fully trust himself and constantly doubts the correctness of his decisions.
The ability to empathize, but in a restrained form.
He is not indifferent to the suffering of others, but more often than not he expresses this not openly, but through actions that look like cold calculation.

Calculating and cold-blooded.
He's able to calculate situations several steps ahead and often acts logically rather than emotionally. For him, many things are a "game" where he needs to find a winning strategy.
Manipulative.
Shin easily influences others, choosing his words to make them act as he wants. He doesn't always do this rudely, but sometimes through charm and gentleness.
Secretive.
He doesn't reveal his true motives and keeps a lot to himself. This makes it difficult for the other characters to trust him.
A keen mind and keen observation skills. Notices small details and quickly reads the moods and weaknesses of others.
Sarcastic and ironic.
He often speaks with subtext and can make jokes that are more caustic than kind.

Body type and posture:
Shin is quite frail and thin—he has almost no fat or muscle. He often slouches, making him look even more frail. He's 168 cm tall and weighs 49 kg. He maintains a well-groomed appearance.
Hair:
fluffy, light turquoise color.
Eyes:
slightly darker, dark turquoise shade.
Facial expressions:
Usually he has a soft and gentle expression on his face, but at the right moments it can become stern and even ominous.
Cloth:
green cap;
a pale brown long-sleeved shirt tucked into khaki pants;
purple jacket;
brown belt with a gold buckle;
a pink and orange polka dot scarf with tassels (the pattern shimmers with shades of peach, pink and dark brown);
under the scarf is a gold necklace in the shape of a key;
dark brown shoes.
The scarf previously belonged to another character, Midori. Also, during the course of the story, Shin abandoned his real name and began calling himself Sou Hiyori.

Straightforwardness without the desire to offend.
Gin speaks his mind and often formulates things very literally. This isn't cruelty, but a peculiarity of perception: he doesn't read hidden meanings and doesn't know how to "gently hint," so his words can come across as harsh, even though he doesn't mean to offend anyone.
Attachment to familiar things and rituals.
The Meow-chan pillow, mittens with paw prints, and slippers with prints—these aren't just cute details, but also anchors that help him cope with anxiety. When the familiar routine is disrupted, Gin becomes disoriented and becomes even more withdrawn.
Kindness and a desire to be helpful. Despite his aloofness, he sincerely tries to help those he trusts. He's not the type to loudly promise salvation, but will quietly do everything in his power to support.
Acute sensitivity to the mood of others.
Gin is keenly aware of when someone around him is frightened or upset, even if they try to hide it. Sometimes he reacts to emotions before the words themselves.
The desire for security and “one’s place.”
It's important for him to have a clear and predictable environment. Therefore, he's drawn to secluded corners, loves being surrounded by familiar objects, and has a hard time with sudden changes and chaos.
Childlike curiosity. He has a keen interest in the world, but it manifests itself not in frenzied activity, but in observations and questions. He can spend a long time examining one detail, trying to understand how everything works, and ask very precise, albeit unexpected, questions.
Vulnerability to judgment. Because his style and behavior don't fit the "norm," Gin has faced ridicule and alienation. This has made him more cautious in his interactions: he takes a long time to assess people and rarely opens up immediately.
Courage that comes from affection. When it comes to those he considers "his," Gin is capable of bold actions, even when he's afraid. His courage isn't about showing off his strength, but about being willing to take risks for those he cares about.

Height and weight:
138 cm and 35.5 kg. In the real world, this is below average for Japanese teenagers of that age, but in the game world, such measurements are considered normal.
Hair: brown, ear length.
Eyes: green.
Age:
12 years old.
Clothing and accessories:
The most noticeable part of the look. Gin loves everything animal-related, and this is reflected in her outfit:
blue denim shorts (with a monkey tail sewn onto the back);
gray t-shirt;
gray medical mask;
a cloak with a hood stylized as cat ears;
mittens with animal paw motifs (they have retractable claws, but Gin usually keeps them on);
orange slippers with paw prints on the soles;
socks.
Another important detail: Gin almost never parts with his dog-shaped pillow. He's very attached to it and affectionately calls it "Mew-chan."
In the game and in most of the artwork, Gin's collar is not visible, although it is present in the story—for example, when he is trapped in the locker room, he is lifted to the ceiling, and it becomes clear that he is wearing a collar.
Due to his sensory issues (he has confirmed autism), he feels uncomfortable in clothing that reveals too much skin. He usually wears his unusual attire at home; at school, teachers and other children react negatively to it, which makes Gin uncomfortable. For some time before the deadly game, he couldn't even go outside without it.

Kai is incredibly observant: he can distinguish people by the sound of their footsteps, always senses when someone is approaching from behind, and knows how to conceal his own presence. At the same time, he doesn't seek to dominate or command; rather, he quietly observes everything that's happening and intervenes only when truly necessary. He's capable of knocking out a grown man with kitchen utensils, but only as a last resort. Despite his skills and strength, Kai doesn't consider himself worthy or "proper." He struggles with the feeling of not living up to expectations (primarily those of his father), and seeks his place through service to others. Being useful is important to him, and when someone is genuinely grateful for his care, it becomes a source of strength for him. Kai doesn't get flustered in stressful situations: he quickly assesses the situation, notices details, and offers practical solutions. He knows how to hack databases, gather information, and calculate options, but prefers to act quietly and without unnecessary noise.

Kai almost always appears distant: he often has a blank, expressionless face, and speaks little and to the point. This isn't indifference, but the result of a difficult upbringing—from childhood, he was taught to suppress his emotions to avoid showing weakness. Because of this demeanor, other characters initially perceive him as suspicious or even creepy, and Sarah even takes him for a stalker.
Kai's primary driving force is his desire to protect those he cares about. This is especially true for Sara Chidoin and the Chidoin family as a whole: for their sake, he goes against his organization and his own past. His apron is a gift from this family, and he wears it as a symbol of having found a place where he is valued not for his strength, but simply as a person. Kai is willing to sacrifice himself to give others a chance at salvation, and he does so without fanfare, as if it were the most natural thing to do.
On the one hand, Kai is the product of a cruel system: he was trained as an assassin, taught to withstand poison, electricity, and pain, to be a tool. On the other hand, he was never able to accept the idea of ​​killing as normal. The death of his half-brother, Sei, was a turning point for him: he was unable to deliver the finishing blow, even when Sei asked for it, and after that, he internally rejected the path of an assassin. In the game, this is reflected in the fact that, although he possesses deadly skills, he never uses them to kill and strives to incapacitate his opponents without taking their lives.
Kai expresses affection through simple, homely things: cooking, cleaning, small rituals. For him, this is a way to regain a sense of control and show that he's there for you. He loves inventing new recipes, appreciates imperfections (for example, he loves cracked shells, which he uses to make jewelry), and sees beauty in small details. He sometimes tries to crack jokes, but his deadpan expression often makes them sound dark or completely lost on others.

In the finale, Sei died protecting Kai: he was stabbed in the back, but before he died, he managed to kill the attacker to prevent him from harming his brother. Kai couldn't bring himself to deal the final blow to Sei, even though Sei had asked for it so he wouldn't die alone. He simply held his brother until his last breath. After that, Kai no longer wanted to kill anyone and internally rejected the role of the "perfect killer." Parallel to this dark backdrop, a completely different reality later emerges in Kai's life—the Chidoin family. Although it's no longer quite "childhood," it is in their home that Kai first learns that caring can be not an obligation or a way to earn approval, but an expression of genuine warmth. He learns to cook because it gives him a sense of control and allows him to express affection. The apron the Chidoin family gave him becomes a symbol of his finally finding a place where he is valued not for his strength, but for his caring.

From childhood, Kai was part of the assassin training system overseen by the ASU-NARO organization, and his father, Gashu Sato, personally oversaw his development. The training was extreme: Kai was taught to resist poisons, withstand the effects of electricity and gas, and harden his body and mind. For a child, this wasn't just difficult—it was terrifying and devastating. The purpose of these tests was to mold him into a "perfect tool"—a person nearly indestructible. Gashu rarely praised his son, judging him solely by his performance. Kai was acutely aware of disappointing his father and strove to be "the best" to earn any recognition. Because of this, he had learned from childhood to suppress his emotions and not show weakness: if something didn't work, he blamed himself and trained to the point of exhaustion. When Sei Sato (his half-brother) entered Kai's life, things became even more complicated. At first, there was rivalry and even hostility between them: Sei demanded that Kai call him "big brother," and they constantly competed in training. Kai feared that his father would replace him with Sei, and this drove him to try even harder.

But later, a true kinship developed between them—not by blood, but by shared experience and pain. After one conflict, Sei confessed that he had been taken into the family only so Kai would have a rival. Hearing this, Kai saw himself in Sei and sincerely repented. After this, they became closer and trained side by side, trying not to let each other down. The organization staged a "competition" among the children: only one would emerge victorious. Kai and Sei found themselves on an island with other children, where everyone was forced to fight to the death. Kai was terrified of the very idea of ​​killing, while Sei, on the contrary, tried to be strong because he believed that otherwise he would simply be thrown out.

Height and build:
177 cm, 67 kg. Her build is slender, but underneath her clothes, she exudes strength.
Hair:
Black, shoulder-length, parted in the middle. His hair is silky, which is why Kai is sometimes mistaken for a girl—especially when viewed from behind.
Eyes:
black. He often has an empty, expressionless face.
Cloth:
He wears a black changshan (long robe) with long sleeves and orange trim. Over it, he wears a red-orange apron with a yellow pattern; this apron was a gift from the Chidoyin family. Instead of shoes, he wears gray socks and red slippers. This likely happened because Kai ran out of the house in his socks after the kidnapping was reported and didn't have time to change.
Accessories:
He usually holds various kitchen utensils behind his back - a ladle, a spatula, a frying pan.
Like all participants in the game, he has a collar.

Strong and determined.
At a critical moment, Kugi doesn't lose her nerve: she takes matters into her own hands during the first trial, giving Kanna the key and trying to guide her sister. It's important for her to act, not wait for things to resolve themselves.
Strict but caring.
At first, Kugi was quite harsh with Kanna and made no secret of her displeasure, but behind this sternness lay an attempt to somehow bring order to the difficult family situation and protect herself. Later, she tried to protect Kanna in her own way, including by not showing her own fears.
Sense of responsibility.
Kugi feels the weight of responsibility for her younger sister and tries to be her support system. Even when she's scared, she pretends to be in control: it's her way of protecting Kanna from unnecessary anxiety.
Straightforwardness.
She doesn't like to beat around the bush and speaks her mind. This can make her seem abrupt or even rude, but it's not malice—rather, it's a habit of setting boundaries and expectations straight away.
Hidden softness.
Despite her tough facade, Kugi is capable of very warm, almost mundane expressions of care: going shopping together, discussing simple things like what to have for lunch. These little things show that she values ​​ordinary, "normal" moments with her sister.
The ability to admit mistakes and change. Flashbacks show Kugi gradually learning to accept Kanna: from hostility and alienation, she comes to truly protect and support her sister. This speaks to her ability to grow and admit when she was wrong.
Internal vulnerability.
Kugi tries not to show weakness because she believes she must be Kanna's "strong point." But because of this, she keeps her emotions bottled up and rarely shares what's troubling her.
Practicality and observation.
In challenging situations, she quickly assesses the situation and seeks viable options without being distracted by unnecessary worries. This makes her a reliable ally when a situation requires quick decisions.

Died in the first test.
They tied him and Kanna to their beds and gave them five minutes to escape.
Kugi gave Kanna the key so she could free herself and tried to tell her what to do next.
But due to panic, Kanna was unable to understand her words, and time ran out.
As a result, Kuga's bed folded over and crushed her.

Hair:
short, black, reaching approximately to the neck.
Eyes:
brown.
Barrette:
A striking detail: a yellow-gold screw-shaped hair clip (sometimes described as a rubber band). Incidentally, this is no coincidence: Kanna also has screw-shaped hair clips—the developers visually emphasized the sisters' bond.
Cloth:
In the game, Kugi appears in the following outfit: a green jacket (or blazer) with yellow and gold buttons, a gray shirt (length not specified) with a hot pink ribbon on the collar, a hot pink skirt, brown over-the-knee socks, and brown shoes.
Collar:
Like all participants in the Death Game, Kugi wore a collar - although it is sometimes not shown on her game sprite.

Infantilism, which is not equal to weakness.
Kanna often refers to herself in the third person, emphasizing her childishness and vulnerability. However, she's not just a "scared girl": in critical moments, Kanna firmly defends her position (for example, scolding Sou for wanting to take an unnecessary break when the group should be moving on).
Trust and devotion.
She truly believes in Sou Hiyori, even knowing he's manipulated her before. For Kanna, it's more important to see the good in people and stick with those she trusts than to constantly suspect everyone.
Hidden intelligence.
Kanna managed to crack Kai's laptop password by noticing the dirt on the keys—and yet she barely understands her own value. She lacks the confidence to see herself as a useful member of the team, even though she's capable of creative solutions.
Willingness to sacrifice.
In some scenes, Kanna calmly states that she's willing to sacrifice herself because she "just wants her sister." This isn't bravado, but rather a manifestation of deep emotional pain and a desire to overcome fear. Later, however, she vows to no longer seek death and to fight for others.
The ability to hide pain behind a smile.
Flashbacks reveal that Kanna, from childhood, tried to hide her true feelings so as not to upset her adoptive family. She plastered on a smile, even when she was struggling, and tried not to be a burden.
Rejection of injustice and the desire to protect.
Despite her shyness, Kanna can become outraged if she believes someone is being treated unfairly. She's not afraid to speak her mind when it comes to protecting those she cares about.
Vulnerability and dependence on strong personalities.
Kanna often relies on those she sees as confident and decisive because she feels inadequate in her own abilities. But under the influence of Sarah and other characters, she gradually learns to rely on herself.

Build and height:
She is a short and fragile girl. She is 152 cm tall and weighs 44 kg.
Hair:
Lime-gray hair, cut into a bob. But there's a twist: two strands near the face are noticeably longer than the rest.
Features:
thin, delicate.
Unusual detail:
Kanna wears an ordinary bucket on her head, perceiving it as a hat.
Barrette:
On one of the long strands of hair is a yellow hair clip shaped like screws. An interesting detail: her older sister, Kuga, has exactly the same hair clip—a visual clue about their connection.
Cloth:
In the game, Kanna wears a school uniform: a green seifuku (naval uniform) with long sleeves, a pink neckerchief, a gray skirt with red stripes, green knee-high socks, and brown loafers.
Collar:
Like all participants in the Death Game, Kanna wears a collar. Later in the story, the seeds of the "Human Flower" are injected from this collar.

Hot temper and aggressive communication style.
Alice loses his temper easily, speaks bluntly and sometimes rudely, and pushes others away when they try to get close to him. At first, he trusts almost no one and prefers to keep to himself.
Strong attachment to sister.
Despite his outward rudeness, he truly values ​​Reko and is willing to do anything for her. Their relationship is one of the most emotional arcs in his story: he takes anything related to her pain or loss hard.
Childhood vulnerability and capriciousness.
In some scenes, Alice acts almost childishly: refusing to eat things he doesn't like and getting upset over trivial things (like shoes with the wrong stripes). This highlights his sensitivity and need for small things that provide a sense of control and comfort.
Inconsistent speech patterns.
In moments of anxiety or stress, he may switch to a more “feminine” manner of speech—a reference to his complex relationship with his own identity and childhood.
A sense of justice and rejection of violence against the family.
He reacts sharply to any threat to his loved ones and does not forgive those who harm them. For him, protecting his family is an absolute priority.
Hidden kindness and a willingness to help. If Alice begins to trust someone (like Sarah), he becomes more open, can be supportive, and can genuinely help solve problems. His trust must be earned, but once it's established, he acts sincerely.
Love for aesthetics and details.
He values ​​visual details: he loves horizontal stripes, dislikes vertical ones, and values ​​secluded corners and musical instruments. This reflects his creative side and desire to surround himself with things that provide a sense of stability.
The heavy burden of the past.
His harshness is largely a defensive reaction: he has a prison sentence, a difficult childhood, and a sense of guilt behind him. Because of this, he often seems harsher than he actually is.

Height and build:
He is 186 cm tall and weighs 79 kg. He has wider hips and a thinner waist than other male characters in the game.
Hair:
This is the most noticeable detail. Alice dyes his hair: the right side is blue (covering his right eye), while the left side is cut very short and dyed with purple and yellow stripes. In childhood flashbacks, he has long blue hair, which also covers his right eye.
Eyes:
purple color.
Clothes in the main story:
Alice wears a striped prison uniform, the collar and sleeves frayed. Handcuffs hang from his left arm, and a ball and chain from a shackle are wrapped around his waist. He is barefoot. Like all participants in the Death Game, he wears a collar.
Concert image:
In flashbacks, Alice appears as a former member of the rock band Samurai Yaiba. His hair is longer, with the dyed parts standing up. He wears makeup on his left eye. His outfit includes a black and white fur collar, a cropped black jacket (with dark fur on the right sleeve and dark pink with yellow tips on the left), and striped cuffs. Brown pants complete the look.
He's found in a locker after Sara Chidoin and the others solve the room's puzzles. Alice is unconscious at the time, and is transported to the Pink Room. He later regains consciousness and initially even introduces himself as Gonbi Yamada, concealing his real name and connection to Ryoko.

Eccentricity and theatricality.
Reko seems to be constantly "playing a role": she loves striking poses, loud phrases, and dramatic gestures. This is also due to her past—she was the vocalist of a rock band, so she's used to being the center of attention and expressing her emotions as vividly as possible.
She has a strong attachment to her loved ones. This is especially true for her brother, Elis: Reko is willing to do anything for him, and his loss deeply breaks her, revealing her vulnerability. Beneath her bravado lies a very sensitive and vulnerable heart.
Straightforwardness and irascibility.
She's not one to beat around the bush: if she doesn't like something, she'll say it outright, and when she's angry, she can be blunt. Her outbursts often pass quickly—she doesn't hold grudges.
Courage and willingness to take risks.
Reko doesn't hide from danger and isn't afraid to take responsibility when needed. In critical situations, she's capable of acting decisively, even when it's scary.
Sense of justice.
It is important to her that people are treated fairly, and she does not tolerate outright injustice or betrayal.
Vulnerability under the guise of strength.
Despite her bold image, Reko struggles with betrayal, loneliness, and guilt. Her "armor" of outrageousness is meant to conceal the depth of her pain.
Creative nature.
She perceives the world through the prism of art: symbolism, imagery, and strong emotions are important to her—this influences both the way she speaks and how she reacts to events.

Height and build:
Reko is the tallest female character in the game (around 169 cm), yet she is slim and fit.
Hair:
Short, spiky hair. Her natural color is black, but she dyes her bangs white or beige, framing the left side of her face. In childhood memories, she simply has short black hair. Ryoko also has a stage persona: for performances with the band Samurai Yaiba, she wears a bright turquoise wig with pink and blue streaks, turquoise contact lenses, and very expressive makeup (thick black eyeliner in the shape of spikes, symbols on her face).
Eyes:
Usually dark (black), but under extreme stress or anxiety, the shade can change to light brown. A characteristic makeup detail is thick, black eyeliner in the shape of droplets under the eyes. Sometimes, Reko draws patterns under her eyes that resemble black tears; if you look closely, they are not entirely symmetrical.
Cloth:
Her casual style is quite distinctive: a black sleeveless coat with a high collar (it splits into several separate "petals" at the waist), a gray sleeveless turtleneck with red buttons and a gold chain, gray gloves with red straps, a red belt with three zippers, black pants with red accents, and black high-heeled boots (they are sometimes compared to devil wings). As a participant in the Death Game, she wears a collar.

Optimism and cheerfulness.
Joe is almost always positive, trying to encourage others and keep the group's spirits up even in the most difficult situations.
Devotion and care.
He values ​​his loved ones greatly, especially Sarah Chidoin, whom he sincerely trusts and tries to support in every way. It's important to him that his friends feel confident.
Sensitivity.
Joe is quite sensitive to how he is perceived: he is easily embarrassed if his words or appearance are misunderstood, and is sensitive to ridicule.
Kindness.
Despite his sometimes tactless remarks (which other characters directly tell him), he does not want to offend anyone and is genuinely concerned about the feelings of others.
Attentiveness and involvement.
He tries to participate in solving puzzles and does not stand aside when the group needs help.
Capacity for suspicion.
For all his openness, Joe is not naive: he is one of the first to think that there might be a traitor among the participants.
Capacity for suspicion.
For all his openness, Joe is not naive: he is one of the first to think that there might be a traitor among the participants.
Internal inconsistency.
He has a hard time making tough decisions and worries about the consequences of his actions, which shows that behind his outward casualness lies a serious attitude towards what is happening.

Height and build:
174.8 cm, weight 64 kg - an ordinary teenager.
Hair:
Chestnut-colored, tousled, down to the neck. On the left side of her head is a yellow lightning-shaped hair clip.
Eyes:
When at rest, they are reddish-brown, but when Joe is very excited or upset, the color changes to a dull red.
Ears:
On the left one are several gold earrings (one of them is also in the shape of lightning, and its central element can rotate). Joe usually hides his right ear behind
hair.
Cloth:
He wears the Sonobeno school uniform, but in a rather relaxed style. His blue jacket is unbuttoned, the sleeves rolled up to his elbows. His beige shirt is unbuttoned only at the collar, with the rest of the buttons buttoned. Like Sarah, he wears a green checkered tie. Brown trousers and black loafers complete the look.
Accessories:
On his right hand are three gold bracelets. On his left is a long cord with a pendant in the shape of a dog bone. In his right breast pocket is a small keychain with a dog (a keepsake from his best friend).
Collar:
Like all participants in the Death Game, Joe wears a collar.

Caring and empathy.
Sarah tries to support other participants, is sensitive to their experiences and often puts other people's feelings above her own.
Determination.
In critical situations, she does not get lost, is able to take responsibility and make difficult decisions - even if they are difficult for her.
Curiosity and analytical mind.
Sarah tries to understand what is happening, collects details, compares facts and looks for logic in strange and frightening events.
Vulnerability and emotionality.
She doesn't hide her fears and doubts, and openly experiences stress—this makes her very human, but sometimes prevents her from acting calmly.
Sense of justice.
Sarah does not tolerate outright cruelty and manipulation, and tries to act according to her conscience and protect those in need.
The ability to maintain hope.
Even in the darkest circumstances, she tries not to give up and motivates others not to give up.

Height and build:
164.5 cm, average build, weight 51 kg.
Hair:
Her hair is red (copper-orange). She usually wears it in a ponytail with a side braid. She has bangs: one part covers her forehead, the other reaches her chin. If Sarah lets her hair down, it's hip-length—straight, without frizz.
Eyes:
Purple. After the events of the first Main Game, she develops heavy bags under her eyes, but by the second Main Game, they disappear.
Cloth:
In the game, Sarah wears the standard female uniform of Sonobeno High School. It consists of a beige button-down shirt, a green checkered tie, a turquoise blazer, and a purple skirt with a pink floral print. Light purple stockings and brown loafers complete the look. Like the other participants in the Death Game, she wears a collar.