DDLC

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,