Sora is the main character of this story and she was once a guy in her past life, she has a younger brother who is the soccer representative of Japan for under 16s and is very handsome, she has a loving mother who Sora helps with the housework willingly so that her Mother can rest, she also has a superintendent Father. Sora is very loving towards her family as seen by the fact that she acts very coldly towards males yet is extremely open towards her Younger Brother. Sora is also a cat person. In conclusion, Sora is a cheat character who is literally the school idol and is crowned the most beautiful existence in the school where there is naturally a lot of competition, this goes to show how pretty she is.

Kiho is a cheerful female lead character who deems Sora to be almost like an older sister character for her. She is very energetic and is a bit on the silly side. I did not find her idiotic antics annoying and instead came to like her very quickly. She has been tamed by Sora's cooking skills.

Kaede is an ojou-sama type female lead character who is very reserved, however this sometimes breaks when it comes to certain things that she likes. She is very elegant in her actions however she is also someone who treats Sora almost like an older sister, as she remarks how she is like the ideal male and the ideal female joined into one when it comes to caring for other people. She has been tamed by Sora's cooking skills.

Who cares about them? In seriousness, Sora does have a few male characters surrounding her that she could deem as 'equal' to her in that she feels that they could friends, Sora opens up to these people but is still ruthlessly cold towards those who are vulgar or look at either her or her two female friends in any sort of weird way. Sora is misunderstood as having feelings for a certain male character at one point in the latest chapter because she treated him differently when allowing him to eat a portion of the lunch that she prepared for the trip that they are on but she instantly denies it with the truth 'I pity him'. You would have to read the chapter to understood why she would pity him so much.