Am I really useless?

An hourglass with black sand inside, and oddly enough, a small cylinder of black sand inside. This accessory is the only thing he has that weighs. The top of the hourglass has eyes and a mouth, as does the bottom (the third one, where the black sand is, is where the character is borrowed). He can do somersaults, which causes the sand to flip. He can imagine the future and travel to the past (or what happened recently).

A small dandelion (she's shorter than everyone else, only reaching everyone's feet), soft pink. She's very light and small, and she's also a postman, and she's even smaller than the letter! She has short arms and legs resembling a thin brown stripe. She's been delivering letters for a hundred or even more years because of the wind (she's so light that she could easily fly away).

He's a red diamond, has a massive yellow mustache and eyebrows (they're almost triangular), and wears a black Chinese robe (with pants) with golden patterns along the edges. He can flip over onto his head and spins quickly, turning into a red, restless tornado (but he's not that big).

A lilac fish. He's wearing a white robe with a blue crystal ball in the middle. He has small, short blue fins, small blue spots on the side of his head that look like a cartoon teardrop (there's one on top of his head too), and blue eyes. His memory is connected to a computer that looks like a magic crystal ball. So, he fills his memory with romantic moments with girls, and he cheats on others because his memory overflows, causing him to lose the most important things (other encounters with girls, his name, what he was thinking about, what he did... well, you get the idea). And he doesn't say he forgot it. He asks others about it... (Yeah...)

Blue skin. He has a horizontal oval-shaped area of ​​skin below (where his mouth should be) (or the skin below where his mouth should be). And above them are smooth, semi-rounded, sharp triangles, and above them are his eyes. He wears business attire (a white shirt with a tie and black pants). And yes, he has teeth (no teeth below) missing one front tooth because he lost it somewhere... Chichigan is quite happy if something is free. He has a rather anxious and shy character. But sometimes he drinks (he's a half-baked alcoholic...)

He has a dark emerald body. He wears glasses (which also means eyes), and small short ones that look like stripes. He doesn't have a T-shirt, but he does have white striped pants. He has two small triangles on the sides of his head (the same color as his skin, but slightly darker). On top of his head, in the middle, is an antenna with a dark circle on it. He likes to write manuscripts. He has a neighbor: Liyun: she has a rectangular head, located horizontally, and the lower parts of the triangle are cut off in an even circle (and no, they didn't tear hers off, she was born like this), and small (but not very small) eyes are located in the upper corners of her head. Clothes: white overalls with blue patterns near the zipper on the top of the overalls (without a hood). In college (or who knows where she studies), she is an excellent student, but at the same time studies with Jijin.

My friend is old. He's a white ball. His eyes are like dots and he has a bandage on his cheek (because there's a hole underneath, and because of that hole, he's swollen). She has huge, massive arms and a massive, rounded fringe on her forehead. Sometimes he helps out the old woman. Udaji is quite fond of food, which means he loves to eat.

What does Star look like?
Star is a small cartoon star. It has a simple yet expressive style: a bright yellow or gold shape, soft contours without sharp edges, sometimes with a subtle glow around it. In the frame, it usually hovers next to a person's head—small in size compared to humans, like an "accessory" perched atop their head. Its face is minimalist: a pair of large round eyes and a tiny mouth, but these details are enough to convey emotions ranging from confusion to determination.

Star's ability and how it is useful
Ability: Star can enter the minds of people who have lost consciousness and see what happened to them before they fainted. He seemingly "replays" memories or key scenes associated with the moment of loss of consciousness.

Why is this useful:

Reveals the truth about incidents. Often, those around her don't know what exactly happened: whether it was an accident, someone's malicious intent, or simply a coincidence. Star sees the facts directly, without guesswork.
Helps identify the cause of the condition. If a person suddenly loses consciousness, Star's ability allows one to quickly determine the trigger: stress, trauma, poisoning, panic attack, etc.
Provides clues for assistance. Revealed memories may contain clues: who was nearby, what words were spoken, what object was important. This helps Star and his agency act purposefully.
Allows you to provide emotional support. Understanding what the person has been through, Star can find the right words and help them cope with the consequences.