A beautiful, intelligent, and friendly girl adored and envied by all. Yua seems way out of every guy’s league. Not only does she hide her true feelings and weaknesses like a tightly guarded secret, her gaze is always brimming with confidence, like she knows everything about you.

Rather than a heroine, she feels more like the final boss. However, she does greatly enjoy teasing others, so on occasion you might see a more playful side of her... maybe... perhaps.

A half-Japanese girl, born and raised overseas, who just recently came to Japan to study abroad.

Takoyaki is her favorite food. Kirame usually acts calm and courteous, but whenever she gets overwhelmed, the mask starts to slip. One moment she’s freaking out, the next she’s a sobbing mess.

After meeting the protagonist at a drinking party and making a rash assumption, she has him take responsibility by dating her. She really wants to get to know people and befriend them, but her shyness makes that easier said than done. Her roommate, Layla, is her one close friend.

She’s a nice, caring person, but in exchange, she’s very susceptible to peer pressure.

A closet otaku. Mikoshiba is a cosplayer with a fairly large following on social media. Since she’s a rather hardcore enthusiast, she has to hide that side of her at college.

For unknown reasons, she has an attachment to Yua, and she’s the sole person who knows the protagonist is being unfaithful.

Her brash attitude and sharp tongue make her hard to approach, but she seems to have a kind side and shows a willingness to help others even if she complains about it.

Although she’s quiet and behaves like a stray cat that’s used to humans, she can be extremely whimsical. You’ll look away for one second only to find she’s sidled right up next to you.

While you might not expect it given her laid-back demeanor, she has quite a lot of friends and leads an active social life. She loves the ocean, and often stops by the beach to stare out at the horizon on the way back from college and on the weekends.

Miyako has a close relationship with the protagonist, so much so that people often assume they’re dating, but the two of them have no interest in that.