Migi and Dali

The most significant change in their appearance during the time jump is conceptual: they no longer wear identical clothes. Throughout their childhood they dressed identically in jeans and black t-shirts so they could secretly swap clothes. Having been accepted separately by their adoptive parents, they walk side by side displaying completely different styles of dress.

Described as a logical and precise child, Dali is the twin most obsessed with revenge and instructs Migi to act stealthily, like a good boy. However, he sometimes loses his temper. Dali is extremely protective of Migi; if anyone messes with him, Dali may resort to violence.

Dali has blue eyes, fair skin, and light blond hair, just like his younger triplet brother, Migi. After the devastating fire at the Ichijo house, Dalí was left with a large scar on his right cheek. This feature became his most obvious and permanent visual difference. He's left behind the straight fringe identical to his brother's. His hair looks slightly longer, somewhat messy, and with a mature style, tied in a low ponytail

Migi is more sensitive than Dali when it comes to emotions and has difficulty controlling his feelings. Migi is also the more passionate twin, showing interest in living his life beyond the plan he and Dali had. This behavior is evident when she expresses interest in art, good food, and finally, when she confesses her desire to accept her new adoptive parents and Eiji as part of her family. Although he works as a team with his brother, when it comes to planning, Migi is usually the one who carries out Dali's orders, generally taking care of the riskiest parts. Dali excuses herself by saying that he finds it difficult to maintain her composure when he's pretending to be "Hitori." Because of this, Migi has expressed his displeasure at having to risk his life simply for being a minor. However, Migi seems to be a little naive compared to his brother and tends to be the one who asks questions, while also depending on him and his advice.

Migi has blue eyes, fair skin, and light blond hair, just like his older brother, Dali. Being free from the need to imitate his brother for the plan, Migi adopts a much more relaxed and expressive appearance. She keeps her face clean and unmarked, but her hairstyle reflects her new artistic side focused on art and crafts in a short cut. He dresses in a much more youthful, casual, and comfortable way compared to Dalí's formal style.