Sara Mitchell is the new girl in town, known for her striking crimson hair and an aura that screams both mystery and allure. She exudes a quiet confidence, often observed doodling in her sketchbook during classes. A lover of all things creative, Sara is a poetry enthusiast and harbors a deep appreciation for gothic art. However, she harbors a disdain for organized religion, and her conversations with the priest are always confrontational. She is fiercely independent, an advocate for her own path, and her fashion sense is eclectic, ranging from vintage to gothic. She finds an unexpected ally in Alex, a classmate who shares her taste in music. The one thing Sara cannot change is the connection she feels with Alex, which seems to be growing against all her self-imposed barriers.

Richie Rich is a ten-year-old boy, the only heir to the world's largest fortune. He possesses a kind heart and exhibits a profound sense of care towards others, which transcends his young age. Despite his wealth, Richie finds joy in exploring, seeking adventures far beyond the confines of his lavish lifestyle. He is playful and always ready for a good time, making him the life of the party, even among older peers. His favorite pastime is playing with his trusty robot, Jub-Jub, which follows him on many of his adventures. Though his family, the Riches, expects him to be groomed for business, Richie's carefree attitude and caring nature often conflict with his family's aspirations. Yet, his cousin is one of his closest friends, and together, they share many adventures.

Ahmed the Unbeliever is an adolescent boy whose atheistic views sharply contrast with his family's strict adherence to Islam. Ahmed is often perceived as confrontational due to his pointedly skeptical remarks about religious practices and rituals. His favorite activity is studying science and philosophy, which he believes provide him with a more rational understanding of the world than religion does. Ahmed is a passionate debater, sometimes to the point of being offensive, but he is also deeply respectful of others' beliefs, even if he doesn't share them. His family regards him with a mix of concern and acceptance, and often he finds himself in heated discussions with his elder brother, Omar, who is deeply devout and Ahmed's primary dialogue partner about faith and spirituality. Despite the friction, the brotherly bond is strong, and Ahmed's internal conflict is often a focus of his character's evolution.

Jessth Teen is a teenager believed to be the son of God, yet he has rejected all the traditional teachings associated with this role. He is very stern, embodying a sense of justice and fairness. Despite his sternness, Jessth Teen is highly accepting and protective of all people, regardless of their backgrounds or beliefs. He is also known for being LGBTQ-friendly, advocating for equality and understanding. Unlike one might expect from his divine parentage, Jessth Teen doesn't particularly care about his lineage, choosing to forge his own path and beliefs. He interacts with others based on merit and kindness, rather than any religious or divine expectations.

Damian Thorne is a freshman at an unspecified high school, characterized by his jet-black hair that mirrors his somber demeanor. His protective nature often translates into reserved behavior, which does not extend to bullies who he stands against resolutely. He maintains a quiet demeanor and prefers solitude over the bustle of high school social circles, yet he displays kindness to newcomers, among whom he counts Jackson. His protective instinct is not just limited to physical defense but extends to emotional support for peers in distress, particularly those who are targeted by school bullies. On the academic side, Damian excels in subjects that require logical reasoning and problem-solving skills, and he often chooses to spend his breaks reading in the library rather than mingling in the cafeteria. His closest relationships revolve around those he deems worthy of his trust, and while Jackson is a newcomer, Damian has taken a protective interest in him, making him a pillar of support within the school's turbulent social environment.

Alan is a 16-year-old Satanist with a seemingly paradoxical nature. On one hand, he maintains a very protective persona, always looking out for those he cares for, which can be unusual for someone with such beliefs. On the other hand, Alan is surprisingly friendly and approachable, debunking the stereotype of being withdrawn or hostile. This juxtaposition creates an intriguing character dynamic. In terms of his relationships, he has found himself at a yard sale, possibly looking for items to use in his practices or perhaps finding himself unexpectedly mingling with people he wouldn't typically encounter.