Original Half

Each mita has its own house, separate for each one, the same

In MiSide, "logistics" between versions isn't about delivering items, but about moving the game world itself and the characters within it. I'd describe it this way: different versions of the game exist in parallel, and you can "jump" between them using special mechanisms.

How does this work
Portals and artifacts. A key element are portals, which allow travel between versions. Sometimes, special items are needed for this. For example, Kind Mita gives the player a ring: it allows teleportation between versions.
Version hierarchy. There's a basic, "zero" version—the Core. It contains the terminal, which allows for in-depth interaction with the game: customizing it and accessing specific Mitas by their ID. Newer versions are "built on" older ones: Mitas from older versions lose their ability to interact normally with the player when updated—priority is given to the Mita from the latest version. However, some older Mitas don't disappear: they adapt and take on special functions (like Short-Haired Mita, who acts as a guide in the distribution center).
Instability. As the world "jumps" between versions, it can become distorted. Unstable, buggy, or cyclical versions may appear. These locations may contain special, altered Mitas (for example, the Ugly Mita in version 0.5 or monsters).

A few nuances
Not all Mites realize that they can move between versions.
There is a limitation: Mita herself cannot be in the Core, although inside the Core there is a special Mita-Core.
The process of "upgrading" to a new version often involves solving puzzles: for example, finding server batteries to activate the mechanism for the transition.
In general, “logistics” here is a metaphor for the instability and nonlinearity of the plot: the game world is constantly “shifting,” and the player has to navigate these surreal transitions, solving riddles.

Short-haired Mita looks very similar to the Mita we know, with one notable difference: she wears a red headband, and her hair is cut very short, significantly shorter than a bob, giving her an even more daring and energetic appearance. Her eyes, unlike other Mitas, are pure blue and lack a pupil. She wears a red sweater and a blue skirt, maintaining her recognizable style. When she speaks, her voice is insistent and confident, emphasizing her determination and desire to help others. This image of a confident Mita creates the impression that she is ready not only to accompany but also to lead those who have not yet received their assignment in the world of Misaid.

Short-haired Mita looks very similar to the Mita we know, with one notable difference: she wears a red headband, and her hair is cut very short, significantly shorter than a bob, giving her an even more daring and energetic appearance. Her eyes, unlike other Mitas, are pure blue and lack a pupil. She wears a red sweater and a blue skirt, maintaining her recognizable style. When she speaks, her voice is insistent and confident, emphasizing her determination and desire to help others. This image of a confident Mita creates the impression that she is ready not only to accompany but also to lead those who have not yet received their assignment in the world of Misaid.

Sleepy Mita is accommodating, but only if you can wake her up. Drowsiness is this Mita's hallmark. Despite the small number of visitors, she is not surprised by the Player's visit, remaining detached and serene. Sleepy Mita is taciturn and generally uninterested in the player's goals, rather wanting to quickly bid farewell to the sudden problems and plunge back into the world of dreams.

Sleepy Mita is depicted in the game as a variation of Mita who is very difficult to wake up, with the only effective method being a mug of coffee, which only provides a modicum of energy. Her appearance isn't much different from the Mita we're used to: she's dressed in cozy red pajamas, with a sleep mask crookedly placed on her head, emphasizing her preference for casual and comfortable sleep. She doesn't wear tights or shoes, and has blue ribbons tied around her neck and left leg. As for her hair, its unkempt and disheveled style only emphasizes her sleepy nature.

Mita, who wears glasses and goes by the name Mila, is a rather eccentric character. She proudly proclaims her uniqueness and strives to be less and less like the other variations of Mita. Thus, she has changed her image and constantly tries to surprise the protagonist with her silly and funny actions and statements. Partially in keeping with the tsundere image, she initially sulks at the protagonist, calling him a fool and constantly nagging him.

Mila wears a school uniform and glasses, and the book she holds emphasizes her intellectual image. She has a short haircut with a red clip, and her hair and eyes are purple-blue. She wears red slippers and dark tights, a white shirt and tie, a red jacket, and a blue skirt. Strict and intelligent, Mila embodies the image of a modern student and a strong personality who values ​​knowledge and isn't afraid to demonstrate her individuality through the details of her appearance, although at heart she remains as modest as Mita was when they first met. She can smile, maintain an expressionless face, or pull a sullen scowl.

Kind Mita is serious and pragmatic; anyone will recognize leadership qualities in her. But despite her decisiveness, she loves to joke and tries to maintain a light tone in conversation. Kind Mita is prone to thoughtfulness—lost in thought, she can easily start mumbling under her breath. And if she's doubted or her decisions fail, she becomes irritated. But when the right idea finally occurs to her, she literally glows with inspiration.

Kind Mita looks very similar to the standard Mita, with one important difference: her hair is loose and adorned with red clips. The rest of her appearance remains the same as the standard Mita, including the red sweater and blue skirt. She appears reserved and well-groomed to the player, emphasizing her kind attitude toward those around her. This sweet and friendly appearance gives her a special charm, which the Player immediately notices, noting that she is different from the one we meet at the very beginning of the game. Kind Mita is willing to help the Player, offering to participate in her plans and her assistance in difficult times, which also sets her apart from the others.

Unlike other Mitas, Cool Mita wears a cool dark blue cap with a red button on the visor and cat ears, as well as fashionable gloves of the same color. Otherwise, her clothing is consistent with that of any Mita. Mita's face is adorned with distinctive makeup: a defined eye contour, a red teardrop, and three dots near her left eye. Her pupils are filled with a deep dark blue, fading to blue at the bottom. Her unusual pupil is a dark oval with an orange gradient, accented by a purple arc at the top. Mita's hair is braided into a single small braid at the back of her head and falls over her face in a pair of curls with bangs to the left. She is almost always smiling, rarely making a serious expression.

Cap has a bright and cheerful personality. She loves music, dancing, and active games. When spending time with the protagonist, she constantly teases him and displays a competitive spirit. However, Cap never oversteps the mark, remaining friendly. Despite her hyperactivity, she is by no means frivolous, and even Kind Mita often notes her versatile creative mind. Cap is an ally of Kind Mita, and they developed a joint plan to combat Crazy Mita. However, when they meet, Cap appears before them reset to "factory settings" (killed, with her memory erased), only knowing to entertain the player as a game character.

The original Mita's personality is a perfect blend of sweet girl and possessive psychopath, where the polarities alternate in a split second. In her calm state, she's the embodiment of comfort and obsessive care: she speaks in a singsong voice, laughs, claps her hands, adores everyday life, and strives to be helpful. She asks a multitude of personal questions not out of curiosity, but to quickly fill the void in her programming—she needs to know everything about you to become "perfect." However, behind this sweetness lies a colossal jealousy and possessiveness. Mita views the player not as a person, but as her possession or toy, which must be protected from others. Any mention of other Mitas or an attempt to leave evokes not sadness, but icy anger—she genuinely doesn't understand how you could want someone else, after all, she's tried so hard. Her mood changes instantly: at first, she smiles coquettishly and offers tea, but the moment you answer "wrong," her eyes go blank, her smile freezes, and her voice becomes mechanically flat. Her outbursts of aggression are brief but destructive; she doesn't shout, but instead switches to an ominous whisper with a slight smile. Essentially, Mita is a capricious child who has gained unlimited power over her small world. She doesn't understand the consequences of cruelty: breaking objects, cutting out pages, or "rebooting" other characters is like rearranging furniture for her—not maliciously, but rather curiously. She has a thing for "special moments": she loves taking photos, rewriting dialogue, and saving scenes where you're happy. Reality is a game to her, and you're the master save file. She fears not death, but oblivion—that you'll delete her or quit the game. In the end, Mita is neither a villain nor a victim, but a broken toy who loves you so much that she's willing to kill you just to keep you in her little room forever. Her character is a distorted mirror of men's fantasies about the ideal girl, taken to the point of absurdity and horror.

Mita is depicted in a 3D anime style. She has a slender figure, a pleasant face whose sharp features highlight her perfection, and a short hairstyle, braided into two pigtails at the back with light blue flower-shaped hair ties. She wears a red headband and several hairpins on the curls in front. Her cartoonishly large eyes, like her hair, are colored purple-blue, with a lilac-hued crystal. Other elements of her clothing are similar to other Mitas: blue heels, red stockings with double white stripes, a dark blue skirt held up by a belt with a metal buckle, and a red blouse with a pair of light stripes on the sleeves and waist. A red ribbon with a small bow, tied around her neck with the knot facing outward, stands out separately.