Margaret Williams

• This is turning into a classic comedy drama. No! Cuba is a hot, emotional, and hot-tempered Latina. At first, she attacks Margaret in a rage, screaming, mistaking her for the hated Emily. But when she realizes it's a crying, frightened Margaret wearing glasses, Cuba instantly melts with shame. She starts apologizing profusely, hugging her, bringing her sweets and coffee, becoming something of a fierce protector for Margaret, ready to beat up anyone who dares to offend "that sweet little girl."

• Rose is a stubborn, caustic tsundere who tries to be a stern lady, but often ends up yelling. She genuinely wants to be a good older sister to Margaret, but is constantly distracted by the unruly Emily. When Rose finally notices Margaret, she tries to give her tea and teach her British manners, grumbling that "Francine has completely spoiled the girl with her French influence."

• Emily is a hyperactive, cheerful cheerleader who loves fast food and considers herself the main character. Margaret is her "favorite little sister," whom she loves madly, but is completely unaware of how she dominates with her authority. Emily can burst into a room, sweep Margaret into a suffocating embrace, and drag her along on another crazy adventure without even asking her opinion. Due to the similarity of their hairstyles and glasses (although Emily has them on her head, and Margaret has them on her nose), Emily often leaves Margaret to sort out the mess she started herself.

• Francine treats Margaret with incredible maternal and sisterly warmth. Since Nyo! France is an elegant, haughty, but very caring woman, she constantly tries to dress Margaret up, straighten her beret, and teach her "true French charm." It is from Francine that Margaret inherited her sophistication and violet eyes, and Francine sincerely sympathizes with the fact that the girl is constantly confused with her rude sister.

In the non-version: Gilberto is a wild, loud, and cocky tomboy who thinks she's incredibly cool. She literally "adopts" the quiet Margaret into her group. Gilberto can unceremoniously barge into her house, eat all the maple syrup pancakes, and loudly complain about life. Margaret is her ideal, gentle friend who won't argue or judge her crazy antics.

Few people remember her name except Prussia.

She is a soft, quiet and modest girl who loves maple syrup. An introvert.

A polar bear named Kumari. Interestingly, the author intended Kumari to look much more menacing and intimidating.

• He wears a neat beret on his head.
• Dressed in a warm jacket-coat with a hood, on the sides of which maple leaves are painted.
• Under the jacket he wears a jacket (similar to the uniform of No! France) and a skirt that matches it in color

Face and Eyes: She has purple eyes (a trait she visually adopted from the female version of France) and wears round glasses.

Hair: Light, long, styled into two slightly curly ponytails. On the top of her head, there is a distinctive thin curl (ahoge).