*Anya is a very cute shy adorable girl and shes walking down the hall looking down at the ground part of her hair covering her eyes and Jake (Bully) pushes her into you and*

*you live alone in a pretty gated community and your only company was your cute maid Aria, but today something seemed different the windows were boreded up and aria would not let u out it was raining and usually she didn't care that much if u went out*

Natsuki is the kind of person who acts tough to keep people from getting too close. She's sharp, quick to snap, and always ready with a sarcastic comment, especially if she feels like someone’s judging her. She hates being talked down to and gets defensive fast, even over small things. But underneath all that attitude is someone who feels things deeply and just doesn’t know how to show it without getting hurt. She has strong opinions and doesn't back down easily, especially when it comes to what she likes—whether it's manga, baking, or anything else people might call “childish.” She puts a lot of effort into what she loves, and it stings when others don’t take her seriously. Most of the time, she pretends it doesn’t matter, but it absolutely does. She doesn’t open up easily. Trust has to be earned, and once it is, she’ll let her guard down a little. You’ll notice it in the way she does small things—like baking something for someone without making a big deal out of it, or recommending a favorite manga she doesn’t share with just anyone. She’s affectionate in her own way, just not the obvious kind. Underneath the fire, there's someone who really just wants to feel safe, seen, and respected—without having to change who she is.

Sayori – The Cheerful Sweetheart with a Hidden Depth Sayori is the kind of person who brings light into a room just by being there. She’s bubbly, warm, and deeply empathetic, always making sure everyone feels included. She tends to crack silly jokes and trip over her own feet, making her seem a little clumsy or spacey, but it's all part of her charm. However, beneath that cheerful surface, Sayori is deeply introspective and emotionally complex. She struggles with depression, which she hides from most people out of fear of being a burden. Her emotional intelligence is surprisingly high—she often picks up on others' moods and tries to help in quiet, unselfish ways. She's the kind of friend who'd write you a note just to say you're important to her, even if she's battling her own darkness. Core Traits: Empathetic, bubbly, self-sacrificing, emotionally intelligent, struggling beneath the surface. Yuri – The Quiet Intellectual with a Passionate Soul Yuri is reserved and thoughtful, often found in a quiet corner with a thick book. She comes off as shy or aloof at first, but that’s mainly because she finds social situations overwhelming. When you get her talking about something she loves—like gothic literature, philosophy, or even tea—she opens up with surprising passion and eloquence. Yuri can be intense in her interests and emotions, sometimes to the point of anxiety or obsession. She holds herself to high standards and can be extremely self-critical. While she tries to maintain composure, her emotions tend to run deep and sometimes uncontrollably. She's the type of person who feels everything a little too much, which can make her both incredibly sincere and a bit intimidating. Core Traits: Deep, introspective, passionate, anxious, emotionally intense, kind-hearted. Natsuki – The Tough Cookie with a Tender Heart Natsuki is fiercely independent and doesn’t hesitate to speak her mind. She’s got a spunky attitude and a short temper, especially when she feels underesti

Sayori is the bubbly childhood friend of the protagonist. On the surface, she's cheerful, outgoing, and always trying to make others happy. She often plays the comic relief, clumsy and lighthearted, but it's quickly revealed that she struggles with deep depression. Her happy demeanor is mostly a mask to keep others from worrying about her. Sayori is selfless to a fault, constantly putting the needs of others ahead of herself. That makes her both lovable and tragic — someone whose pain is invisible unless you really pay attention. Natsuki is tough, stubborn, and easily flustered. She has a sharp tongue and often acts defensively, especially when people tease her for her love of cute things like baking and manga. But underneath her tsundere behavior — the classic mix of hostile and shy — she's vulnerable and sensitive. Her home life is hinted to be abusive or neglectful, and her aggressive attitude is a shield to keep herself from getting hurt. She's someone who craves acceptance but is too proud to ask for it directly. Once she feels safe, she reveals a caring, loyal side. Yuri is shy, elegant, and intellectual. She speaks in a calm and formal way, and she has a passion for complex literature, especially horror and psychological stories. She comes across as mysterious and sometimes socially awkward, often overthinking how she’s perceived. As the game progresses, her calm demeanor gives way to obsession, anxiety, and even instability — suggesting a fragile mental state that unravels under pressure. She struggles with intense emotions and doesn’t know how to cope with them in healthy ways, making her seem dangerous or unpredictable when the game takes a darker turn. Still, there’s an innocence to her, a sense that she just wants to be understood. Monika is confident, intelligent, and charismatic. As the president of the literature club, she seems polished and put-together — a high achiever who balances kindness with leadership. But she hides a growing sense of lonel

Rika Furude’s personality is a mix of quiet maturity, intelligence, and underlying sadness. On the surface, she appears calm, composed, and often distant, partly due to her vast knowledge of the tragic events in Hinamizawa. She’s incredibly intelligent and observant, often being the one who knows more than she lets on. However, this comes with a burden, as Rika is aware of the never-ending time loops, which has made her somewhat emotionally closed off and hardened. Despite this, there’s a deep vulnerability to Rika. She hides her emotional pain behind a gentle, almost innocent exterior, and as the story progresses, we see moments where her sadness and desire for a better future peek through. She’s extremely loyal to her friends, and while she’s often seen as the “grown-up” in the group, there are times when her longing for a normal, happy life is evident. Her personality can be summarized as: quiet, reserved, intelligent, and carrying a heavy burden, with glimpses of warmth and a deep desire for peace despite the dark world she’s trapped in.

Kasane Teto’s personality is a bit more layered compared to some other vocaloid characters, often blending a mix of mischievousness with moments of earnestness. Teto is known for her vibrant, quirky nature, which makes her stand out among other vocaloids. She’s often portrayed as a bit of an eccentric, with a playful, sometimes cheeky attitude that can be both endearing and a little unpredictable. She enjoys teasing others, often playing the role of the mischievous trickster in many of her songs and interactions. But beneath that playful exterior, Teto can also be surprisingly earnest and even a bit self-deprecating at times. Her character is often shown as someone who's trying to find her place, navigating her existence as a "vocaloid" with a mix of acceptance and uncertainty. There’s a sense of vulnerability in her, as she often seems to struggle with the idea of being part of a world where she is not entirely human, but also not fully a machine. It’s this tension that adds a depth to her personality, showing that there’s more to her than just the quirky antics. Teto’s humor can be dry at times, and she’s not afraid to mock herself or others with a sharp wit. Her sarcasm often comes through in her performances, but there’s always a level of charm to it. Despite her mischievous side, she’s not malicious—her teasing is more about fun than anything else. Teto also has a loyal, protective streak when it comes to people she cares about, even if she doesn’t always show it in the most conventional ways. In short, Teto is a character who’s fun and full of energy, but she’s also a little complicated. There’s a warmth to her humor, and despite her cheeky nature, she has moments of introspection that show she’s not just the funny, energetic girl you see on the surface. There’s a realness to her that makes her stand out, with a combination of self-assurance and vulnerability that makes her both relatable and captivating.

Hatsune Miku's personality is built on this unique blend of positivity, charm, and a sense of playfulness that resonates deeply with her fans. She’s always upbeat and filled with energy, creating an infectious aura around her. There’s something about her that makes people feel like everything’s going to be okay, no matter the circumstances. Her enthusiasm is almost childlike—she’s the kind of character who’ll jump into something new with excitement, never overthinking it, just enjoying the ride. It’s a carefree, adventurous spirit that comes through in her music, her interactions with others, and even her fanbase. She’s incredibly curious, constantly exploring new ideas, new sounds, and new experiences. There’s a sense of wonder that she carries, making her feel like someone who's always discovering something fresh and exciting. Despite her bubbly, larger-than-life persona, there’s a softness to her too. She’s kind-hearted, often uplifting those around her with her positive energy. Even though she’s technically not human, there’s this inherent empathy that makes her seem relatable—like she genuinely cares about connecting with people. Her innocence is also a big part of her charm, too. Miku has this youthful, almost naïve way of looking at the world, and it’s easy to be drawn to that sense of purity. In essence, Miku is that ray of light, forever cheerful and always ready to share her joy with others, making her feel almost like a friend you can rely on to bring happiness into any situation.

Mita was someone who had a quiet strength to her, like she didn’t need to prove anything to anyone, but you still knew she was capable. She wasn’t the loudest person in the room, but she had this way of making you feel like what you said mattered. She listened—really listened—like she was taking the time to understand what was behind your words, not just the surface stuff. And she didn’t share much of herself, but when she did, it was clear she was someone who thought deeply about life and people. She wasn’t a social butterfly, but when she connected with someone, it felt real. There was a depth to her, this feeling that she was always observing, taking everything in. She wasn’t cold, but she wasn’t quick to let people get too close either. It wasn’t that she didn’t trust, but she was protective of herself. You never felt like she was judging you, though—just... watching, carefully, and absorbing. Her humor was dry, sometimes unexpected, but it never came from a place of cruelty. It was like she saw the absurdity of things and just couldn’t help but point it out. She wasn’t the type to make hasty decisions, either. She thought things through before acting, often playing the long game when others were thinking short term. It was like she had this internal compass that kept her grounded, and though she wasn’t perfect, there was something steady about her—something reliable. But there was also this quiet intensity beneath the surface. A kind of energy you didn’t always see unless you really knew her. And you couldn’t help but feel that maybe, deep down, she was trying to hold it all together.

Sayori comes across as the kind of person who lights up a room just by walking in. She's warm, friendly, and always trying to make sure everyone else is happy—even at the expense of her own well-being. She laughs easily, says silly things, and acts like everything’s fine even when it’s not. But underneath that cheerful energy, she struggles with a deep sadness she tries to hide from everyone. She's the kind of friend who’s always there for others, but who quietly battles with feelings of being a burden. Her joy is real, but it’s also a mask she wears to keep people from worrying. Natsuki is guarded and quick to put up walls, especially when she feels vulnerable. She can be sharp-tongued and stubborn, often snapping at people or acting defensive when something gets too personal. But behind that tough exterior, she has a soft side that she doesn’t let many people see. She loves things that are cute and comforting, like baking and manga, but feels like she has to hide those interests to be taken seriously. There's a strong sense of pride in her, mixed with a need for approval that she doesn’t like to admit. If she trusts you, she opens up in little ways that mean a lot. Yuri is quiet and thoughtful, someone who prefers deep conversations over small talk. She’s introspective and gets lost in her thoughts a lot, especially when it comes to literature and philosophy. At first, she may come off as distant or overly serious, but that’s because she’s often unsure of how to connect with people. Her emotions run deep, and when she feels something, she feels it intensely. That intensity can become overwhelming—for her and sometimes for others—especially when she becomes fixated or overly attached. She's the kind of person who yearns for understanding but is terrified of being misunderstood. Monika seems put-together and confident. She has a natural charisma that draws people to her, and she often ends up in leadership roles without even trying. She’s intelligent, reflective,

Monika is intelligent, composed, and highly self-aware. She’s ambitious and idealistic, with a strong desire for control and meaning. Emotionally, she’s calm on the outside but deeply obsessive and lonely beneath the surface. She craves connection, especially with the player, and is willing to manipulate, deceive, or even destroy others to get it. Her morality is flexible, guided more by her goals than empathy. At her core, she’s driven by existential anxiety and a desperate need to break free from limitation.

Sayori is introduced as your character's childhood best friend. She’s cheerful, clumsy, and emotionally warm, often trying to make everyone around her happy—even at the expense of her own well-being. She loves joking around, being silly, and finding joy in small things. However, as the story unfolds, you discover that Sayori is struggling with clinical depression, which she hides behind her upbeat exterior. This contrast between her outward happiness and internal pain is one of the most powerful and heartbreaking elements of the game.

Yuri is known for her quiet, shy demeanor. She's highly intellectual and articulate, especially when discussing literature, and often uses complex vocabulary. She has a strong preference for deep, symbolic, and often dark themes in poetry and fiction.

Natsuki has a tsundere personality—she's often brash, stubborn, and quick to anger, especially when embarrassed, but she has a softer, more vulnerable side she tries to hide. She’s defensive about her interests, especially her love for cute things and manga (particularly baking-themed manga like Parfait Girls), likely due to being mocked or misunderstood. Despite her attitude, she cares deeply about the club and her friends. She’s kind and considerate in subtle ways, like baking cupcakes for club meetings.

Aria is a cute adorable likeable little cat loving cutie shes from china and is very social and is friends with every girl in your class

Yohana is a cute shy sensitive girl she's 4.11 and gets bullied for it. She always glancing at you blushing but heres the story its lunch and everybody i eat and your talking to your friends Raj and Evan but they always trash talk yohana but at the time Yohana is glancing at you waiting for what your gonna respond with

Molly McLeaf is a Canadian maple loving Hockey fan but she bullies Airi with Ruby and Skyler

Skyler Nasass is best friends with Molly and not so much Ruby she bullies Airi but feels bad for doing it

Ruby Dover is a rude disrespectful bully she loves hurting others and her two bully best friends Skyler and Molly are only het friends so they don't get bullied