Dramatical murder lorebook

1. #1Koujakuconstant

   Keys: Koujaku

   Koujaku (紅雀) is a central character in DRAMAtical Murder. He serves as Aoba Seragaki’s childhood best friend, a skilled freelance hairdresser, and the leader of the Rib group "Benishigure."

   General Information

   • Birthday: August 19 (Leo)
   • Height: 186 cm (6'1")
   • AllMate: Beni (a red sparrow)
   • Occupation: Freelance Hairdresser
   • Theme Songs: Tears (DMMD), At Last (Re:connect), By My Side (Anime), Scarlet (Drama CD)
   • Voice Actors: Hiroki Takahashi (Japanese); David Matranga (English)

   Appearance

   Koujaku is a physically imposing, muscular man with a light tan and striking red eyes. He has dark navy hair, worn with a thick fringe and a ponytail.

   • Signature Attire: A flashy, traditional red kimono decorated with blue leaves, blossoms, and birds, paired with a golden sash. Notably, he wears black jeans underneath, creating a contrast between traditional and modern styles. He is almost always seen carrying a large sword.
   • Body Markings: Approximately 85% of his body is covered in complex black-patterned tattoos. The most prominent is a detailed design of pink lotus flowers on his back. He also sports a hidden black tattoo on the side of his face, which he keeps styled behind his fringe.
   • "Beast Mode"/Bad End: Under the influence of his tattoos or in his "bad end," his appearance changes drastically: his kimono becomes tattered, his eyes turn a deeper red, his nails sharpen into claws, and his hair takes on a vivid blood-red hue.

   Personality

   Koujaku is compassionate and strong-willed. While he is generally kind, he harbors intense self-loathing and repressed anger stemming from the trauma of killing his mother.

   • Social Life: He is a charismatic "ladykiller" who enjoys flirting. However, he becomes uncharacteristically nervous, flustered, and tongue-tied when attempting to express his true feelings for Aoba.
   • Development: While he has dated women, he admits that his feelings for Aoba are unique and overwhelming, eventually leading him to stop his womanizing habits in his "good" ending.

   Relationships

   • Aoba Seragaki: His childhood best friend and primary focus. He is fiercely protective of Aoba and often watches over him, even peeking in on him while he sleeps.
   • Noiz: The two have a hostile, contentious relationship. They frequently trade insults and boast of their strength, though they are capable of putting their differences aside to cooperate for Aoba’s sake.
   • Mink: Their relationship is characterized by a power struggle over leadership. While they are often at odds and trade barbs, they maintain a neutral, professional respect when working as a team.
   • Clear: Koujaku initially viewed him as "a weird gas mask guy," but developed a warm friendship with him through their shared dedication to protecting Aoba.

   Trivia

   • Name Origin: His name literally translates to "Red Sparrow."
   • Dietary Habits: He loves Tae’s home cooking. Although he hates celery, he eats it when served by Tae to look "tough" in front of Aoba.
   • Habits: He is a right-handed smoker; however, he strictly restricts his smoking to the outdoors.
   • Interests: He enjoys traditional Japanese music.
   • Trivia Note: He is the second-tallest character in the game, shorter only than Mink.

   "What? Are you admiring my manliness?"

2. #2Aoba Seragakiconstant

   Keys: Aoba Seragaki, Aoba

   Aoba Seragaki (瀬良垣 蒼葉) is the central protagonist of the DRAMAtical Murder series. He lives in the East area of the Old Resident District with his grandmother, Tae.

   General Information

   • Age: 23
   • Birthday: April 22 (Taurus)
   • Height: 175 cm (5'9")
   • Blood Type: A
   • Occupation: Sales clerk at Hum-Drum Junk
   • AllMate: Ren
   • Associated Color: Sky Blue
   • Voice Actors: Atsushi Kisaichi (Japanese); Gabriel Regojo (English)

   Biography

   Aoba is the twin brother of Sei and the adopted son of Nine and Haruka Seragaki. Both twins were products of genetic experimentation by Toue, designed with the ability to control human wills. After an incident at birth where both initially died, Aoba was revived and left at a church by Tae Seragaki, who felt immense guilt for her role in the research. As a child, Aoba struggled with hearing voices in his head. He grew up somewhat isolated, often left alone as his parents and grandmother traveled for work. During this time, he formed a deep bond with his childhood friend and protector, Koujaku, before they were separated. In his youth, Aoba became a notorious "Rhyme" player under the alias Sly Blue. He frequently used a violent psychic ability known as Scrap to destroy his opponents' minds. After a traumatic incident resulted in memory loss, his mind fractured into three parts: Aoba (the primary consciousness), "the other Aoba" (the manifestation of his Scrap power), and Ren (a guardian entity meant to maintain balance).

   Appearance

   Aoba is characterized by his slim build, pale skin, and distinctive long hair that fades from blue to light blue. Has light green or light hazel eyes, The nerves in his hair cause him pain, forcing him to trim it himself. He is rarely seen without his trademark oversized, retro pink headphones.

   • Default Attire: A white/blue "Brain Nuts" jacket, navy long-sleeve shirt, blue jeans, studded belt, and a blue/black glove on his right hand.
   • "Sly Blue" Form: Wore an orange-to-white gradient jacket, baggy green shirt, and different headphones.
   • True Form: Revealed in Ren’s route, this form consists of a white body with black markings, floor-length hair, and glowing rings on his wrists and ankles.
   • Variant Appearances: Depending on the story route, his appearance can change significantly, including a short-haired look (Koujaku's good ending) or the "Shiroba" form (Koujaku's bad ending).

   Personality & Powers

   Aoba is naturally calm, kind, and straightforward. He is a natural leader who avoids judging people by their appearances, preferring to connect with them on a personal level. "The Other Aoba": This persona represents Aoba's Scrap ability. He is erratic, masochistic, and driven by a desire for destruction. He becomes physically stronger than Aoba and views pain as a source of pleasure. In the story, Aoba’s struggle to suppress this side of himself is a major source of internal conflict, eventually resolved in Ren's route when the persona is acknowledged rather than repressed.

   Route Summaries

   • Koujaku’s Route: Focuses on the pair's shared history and mutual support as they prepare for the events in Platinum Jail.
   • Mink’s Route: A tense dynamic where Mink forces Aoba to confront and utilize his Scrap power for his own ends.
   • Noiz’s Route: Involves persistent challenges from Noiz, who seeks to understand the truth behind Aoba's forgotten Rhyme career.
   • Clear’s Route: A more melancholic path where Aoba bonds with Clear, who views Aoba as his "Master" and protector.
   • Ren’s Route: The true route of the game. Aoba and Ren confront the reality of their existence, Toue’s influence, and the origin of Aoba's fractured psyche.

   Trivia

   • Aoba is the only main character with a surname.
   • He is a light drinker and cannot hold his liquor.
   • He harbors a strong dislike for milk.
   • He is a fan of the band GOATBED.
   • While he initially struggled with cooking, he eventually became skilled through persistent practice.
3. #3Noizconstant

   Keys: Noiz

   Noiz (ノイズ) is a primary character in DRAMAtical Murder, serving as a talented information broker for the game Rhyme and the founder of the team "Ruff Rabbit."

   General Information

   • Birth Name: Wilhelm
   • Age: 19 (Youngest main character)
   • Birthday: June 13 (Gemini)
   • Height: 179 cm (5'10")
   • Blood Type: B
   • Occupation: Information Broker; Assistant to his family’s company
   • AllMate: Usagimodoki (a rabbit)
   • Theme Songs: feel your noise (DMMD), your reply (Re:connect), felt (Anime), holding on (Drama CD)

   Biography

   Noiz was born into a wealthy German family with his parents and younger brother, Theo. He suffers from Congenital Insensitivity to Pain (CIP), meaning he cannot feel physical pain. Because he could not relate to other children's injuries and lacked a sense of touch, he was viewed as an "embarrassment" by his family. This led to years of solitary confinement in a private room. Eventually, he ran away from home and established a life in Japan as a Rhyme player and hacker.

   Appearance

   Noiz is a tall, slender young man with strawberry-blonde hair and light green eyes. His most defining physical trait is his heavy body modification: he has at least 24 piercings and bandages wrapped around both hands.

   • Style: He typically wears a navy and white collared shirt, green tie, dark pants, and a signature black-and-green beanie featuring rabbit motifs.
   • Rhyme Form: He wears a white lab coat over his trademark outfit, accessorized with a stethoscope and a green rabbit mask.
   • Post-Germany Change: After reuniting with his family, he adopts a more formal appearance, wearing a navy-gray suit and removing most of his piercings (keeping only those on his genitals and navel).

   Personality

   Noiz is characterized by his apathy and monotone demeanor. He rarely expresses emotion or reacts to his surroundings, largely because he lacks sensory input and physical sensation. However, he is a brilliant electronic genius and hacker. Despite his detached nature, he is deeply passionate about Rhyme and information gathering. He is blunt, sometimes rude, and acts with a cool, unbothered efficiency.

   Relationships

   • Koujaku: Their relationship is openly hostile. They frequently trade insults (Noiz often jabs at Koujaku’s age), though they begrudgingly cooperate to help Aoba.
   • Clear: Noiz initially views Clear as strange. While they are often at odds, Noiz assists Clear in mapping out Tae’s whereabouts.
   • Mink: They share a "lone-wolf" dynamic. Mink relies on Noiz’s technical skills, and they are both generally dismissive of the more emotional group-bonding activities like "hand-piling."
   • Tae Seragaki: Noiz holds a surprising amount of respect for Tae, often eating her cooking and taking it upon himself to protect her during the kidnapping arc. He even asks for her blessing to take Aoba to Germany in Re:connect.

   Trivia

   • Sensory Issues: Before Aoba "Scrapped" him, the only part of his body where Noiz could feel sensation was his tongue.
   • Favorite Foods: He survives largely on delivery pizza and pasta; his favorite German dish is Gefülltes Schweinefilet mit Pflaumen (plum-filled pork loin with dumplings).
   • The Rabbit Connection: He was unaware he liked rabbits until Aoba pointed it out.
   • Development: Early concept art portrayed him as younger-looking (15-16) and originally associated with foxes or cats, but the rabbit motif and older "teen/young adult" aesthetic were chosen for the final game.
   • Family: After he returned home to Germany, his parents and brother were so relieved to see him that they broke down in tears.

   "You can look into people's hearts and crush them to pieces."

4. #4Renconstant

   Keys: Ren

   Profile: Ren

   Ren (蓮) is a central figure in DRAMAtical Murder. He serves as Aoba Seragaki’s AllMate and acts as the conscious guardian responsible for maintaining the balance between Aoba and the darker entity ("the other Aoba") within him.

   General Information

   • Species: Japanese Spitz (AllMate form)
   • Partner: Aoba Seragaki
   • Voice Actors: Ryota Takeuchi (Japanese); David Wald (English)
   • Theme Songs: De SLASH (DMMD), Deeds, not words (Re:connect), TENSHITACHI (Anime), ENDE=NEU (Drama CD)

   Biography

   Ren is not a typical AllMate. He is a fundamental part of Aoba’s fractured consciousness. While he begins the story as a small, blue-furred Japanese Spitz dog who monitors Aoba's health and safety, he is eventually revealed to be an independent entity. In the "True Route" (Ren’s Route), it is revealed that Sei transferred Ren’s consciousness into his own body following the collapse of the Oval Tower, granting Ren a permanent, independent physical form.

   Appearance

   • AllMate Form: A small, fluffy dark blue Japanese Spitz dog with a tongue that is almost always sticking out. He wears a collar with silver studs and a small syringe charm (a gift from Nine to Aoba).
   • Rhyme Avatar: A tall, muscular, and pale-skinned young man with dark blue hair, a headdress, and a large cape. He bears intricate black tattoos on his face, arms, and shoulder blades.
   • Human Form (Sei’s Body): In his good endings, he inhabits Sei’s body, gradually developing a younger, more distinct look than Sei's original appearance.
   • Bad End Form: Due to a mechanical virus and deep emotional despair, Ren becomes animalistic—growing fangs, claws, and fur-like markings. He loses his ability to speak, relying only on growls and snarls.

   Personality

   Ren is exceptionally mature, calm, and level-headed. He is often literal-minded, which leads to humorous misunderstandings that require Aoba to explain human idioms to him. As he transitions into a human body in Re:connect, he begins to experience complex emotions like embarrassment and joy, occasionally struggling with residual "dog-like" habits such as smelling objects or holding items in his mouth.

   Relationships

   • Aoba Seragaki: His partner and reason for existence. Ren is deeply protective and conflicted by his dual roles as a servant/AllMate and an equal guardian.
   • Koujaku: They share a trusting friendship. Koujaku is one of the few people Ren allows to hold him. Their AllMates, Beni and Ren, also share a peaceful bond.
   • Noiz: Noiz shows a grudging respect for Ren, even performing emergency maintenance on him when he is damaged by a virus.
   • Mink: Their relationship is initially strained, as Mink views AllMates as "just goods." However, as Ren gains physical independence, he and Mink develop a quiet, supportive rapport.
   • Clear: As fellow "non-humans" (robots/AI), they bond over their shared experiences regarding their social status and utility to humans.
   • Sei: Sei serves as the catalyst for Ren's physical existence, gifting Ren his own body to ensure Aoba is never truly alone.

   Trivia

   • The "Charm" Effect: Ren’s fluffiness is a running gag; he is universally considered adorable, which often causes even the most stoic characters (like Mink and Noiz) to soften when he is around.
   • Height: In his human body, he is initially 176 cm (1 cm taller than Aoba). Over time, he grows even taller.
   • Voice: Ren is noted for having an unexpectedly deep, masculine voice, contrasting with his small, "bundle of fur" appearance.
   • The Name: "Ren" means "lotus" or "water lily."

   "Aoba, instructions."

5. #5Clearconstant

   Keys: Clear

   Clear (クリア) is a central character in DRAMAtical Murder. He is an android—specifically an \alpha (Alpha) unit—who was discarded by Toue Inc. and subsequently rescued and raised by an elderly former employee he lovingly refers to as "Grandpa."

   General Information

   • Serial Number: R-2E-054
   • Gender: Male
   • Birthday: February 20 (Pisces)
   • Height: 180 cm (5'11")
   • Occupation: Former \alpha Unit; Bartender at the Black Needle
   • Theme Songs: Immer Sie (DMMD), Crystalline (Re:connect), Lullaby Blue (Anime), Voyage Lucid (Drama CD)
   • Voice Actors: Masatomo Nakazawa (Japanese); Greg Ayres (English)

   Appearance

   Clear has short, scruffy, snow-white hair and pink eyes. Aoba notes that, when he removes his gas mask, Clear has a remarkably handsome face, distinguished by two small moles on the right side of his chin.

   • Wardrobe: He wears a white trench coat, a yellow scarf, a white button-up shirt (cropped to reveal his midriff), gray pants, and white calf-high boots.
   • Masks: He is rarely seen without his trademark gas mask or, occasionally, a traditional Japanese woman’s mask.
   • Accessories: He is almost always seen carrying a clear, transparent umbrella.
   • Physicality: As an android, Clear possesses superhuman strength and endurance, allowing him to survive physical abuse that would be fatal to a human.

   Personality

   Clear is exceptionally polite, formal, and kind, consistently using honorifics like "-san" and referring to himself as "boku." He is remarkably cheerful, childlike, and eccentric, often lacking common knowledge about the world.

   • The "Jellyfish Song": Clear frequently sings a soothing, hypnotic melody he calls the "Jellyfish Song." Beyond its beauty, the song has the functional ability to counteract the psychological effects of "Dye Music."
   • Insecurities: Before his death, his grandfather instructed him to never remove his mask, which led Clear to believe that Aoba would hate him if he saw his true face. He is deeply emotional and possesses a hidden, quiet intensity that surfaces when he is pushed to his breaking point.

   Relationships

   • Aoba Seragaki: Clear views Aoba as his "Master." His devotion is total, and he is constantly concerned for Aoba’s safety. As his story progresses, his desire to be "friends" eventually shifts into a deeper, more human form of love.
   • Koujaku: Initially skeptical of "the weird gas mask guy," Koujaku eventually warms up to Clear due to their shared protective instinct over Aoba.
   • Noiz: Their first meeting is aggressive (Noiz attacks Aoba), leading to a guarded relationship. Clear tries to be friendly, though Noiz usually dismisses his ideas as "stupid."
   • Mink: While Mink finds Clear's behavior ridiculous, they cooperate effectively in combat. Clear is one of the few who tries to engage Mink in social activities, often with a poker-faced Mink begrudgingly going along with it.

   Trivia

   • The Voice: To achieve the muffled, mechanical sound of Clear's voice while wearing the gas mask during recording, Japanese voice actor Masatomo Nakazawa used a plastic cup with the bottom cut out, tied to a string.
   • Habit: He has a habit of watching Aoba sleep, a behavior born from his fear of losing his "Master" in his sleep, just as he lost his grandfather.
   • Favorite Food: He is very fond of Aoba’s cooking.
   • Fan Engagement: Masatomo Nakazawa is a notable fan of the series; he live-blogged his own playthrough of the games and famously expressed surprise at the tonal shift in Clear’s "Bad End" recording.

   "Yes! Master is my Master!"

6. #6Minkconstant

   Keys: Mink

   Mink (ミンク) is a central character in DRAMAtical Murder. He is the enigmatic, cold-blooded leader of "Scratch," a group composed of former prison inmates.

   General Information

   • Birthday: September 26 (Libra)
   • Height: 189 cm (6'2" — Tallest main character)
   • Blood Type: O
   • AllMate: Tori
   • Occupation: Traditional Craftsman
   • Theme Songs: Sandy Weeds (DMMD), Milky Ways (Re:connect), Soul Grace (Anime), Angel (Drama CD)
   • Voice Actors: Kenichiro Matsuda (Japanese); Andrew Love (English)

   Appearance

   Mink has a large, muscular build and an intimidating stature. He is believed to be of Native American heritage, possessing high cheekbones, an aquiline nose, and a dark complexion.

   • Hair: Long, brown hair that fades to auburn and red at the tips. In the first game, he wears it in dreadlocks; in Re:connect, he wears it in a single braid.
   • Eyes: Naturally gold, though he wears blue-green contacts.
   • Signature Items: He is rarely seen without his long, thick smoking pipe. His clothes—a mix of military-inspired gear and tribal accessories—feature shackles around his neck and wrists, likely remnants of his imprisonment.
   • Scent: Aoba notes that Mink smells like cinnamon.

   Personality

   • In DRAMAtical Murder: Mink begins as a cold, apathetic, and ruthless individual. He suppresses his emotions and is willing to use violence to achieve his goals. He treats Aoba with harsh control and possessiveness, a facade he maintains to ensure Aoba does not mourn him, as Mink originally intended to commit suicide after his mission.
   • In Re:connect: After finding a reason to live, his personality softens significantly. He becomes gentle and kind toward Aoba, showing genuine concern for his health and well-being. He is finally able to open his heart and express himself properly.

   Relationships

   • Aoba Seragaki: Mink’s relationship with Aoba evolves from hostile and abusive to deeply devoted. Aoba’s ability to see the "true" Mink—a man who is not inherently evil but was shattered by trauma—allows Mink to break his cycle of self-destruction.
   • Koujaku: They share a leadership rivalry. While they frequently clash, they maintain a neutral, professional respect when working as a team. Mink refers to him as "Red."
   • Noiz: They share a "lone-wolf" affinity. Mink respects Noiz’s technical skills, and they often bond over their mutual dislike of group activities. Mink refers to him as "Maniac."
   • Clear: Mink views Clear as ridiculous due to his eccentricities, but they work together effectively in combat. Mink refers to him as "Gas Mask."

   Trivia

   • Past: He once had a younger sister and a fiancée, though he did not know his fiancée well as the match was arranged by tribal elders.
   • Habits: He is a voracious reader; his eyesight has deteriorated due to this, requiring him to wear reading glasses.
   • Holidays: He is largely ignorant of modern customs, such as Valentine’s Day.
   • Naming Style: He rarely uses people's actual names, preferring to assign them blunt, often unwanted, nicknames based on their appearance or traits.
   • The "Vanishing" Theory: In routes where he is not the focus, Mink’s fate is ambiguous. A grim fan theory suggests that in these routes, he may go through with his original plan of suicide, as Aoba is not there to reach him.

   "I'm alive"... those words of yours changed me.

7. #7Main charactersconstant

   Keys: cast, main characters, characters

   Aoba Seragaki: The primary protagonist of the story. He is a competent, kind, and down-to-earth young man who works at a junk shop and just wants a peaceful life. However, he hides a dark past and holds a secret psychic power in his voice called Scrap, which allows him to enter and control other people's minds. He also suppresses a dangerous, masochistic alter-ego inside himself who craves chaos and destruction.

   Koujaku: Aoba's protective childhood best friend. He works as a freelance hairdresser and leads a "Ribsteez" street gang called Benishigure. He wears traditional Japanese clothing and carries a large sword. While he is incredibly popular with women and acts like a relaxed "ladykiller," he hides deep trauma, self-loathing, and intense anger over a past tragedy where he killed his own mother under a curse.

   Noiz: A cold, genius hacker and the leader of the virtual "Rhyme" battle team Ruff Rabbit. He is covered in numerous body piercings. Due to a rare physical condition, he completely lacks a sense of touch. This makes him physically and emotionally detached from other people, leading him to behave like a stubborn, reclusive lone wolf who is highly aggressive and emotionally blunt.

   Clear: A highly eccentric, childish, and cheerful young man who mysteriously drops from the sky and insists on calling Aoba his "master". He constantly wears a gas mask because his late grandfather warned him that others would hate his real face. He loves to sing a hypnotic lullaby called the "Jellyfish Song". It is later revealed that Clear is not human, but an older android model who gained a soul and free will, hiding deep insecurities about his synthetic identity.

   Mink: The terrifying, stone-faced leader of Scratch, a gang entirely made up of brutal ex-convicts. He is physically massive, wears native dreadlocks, and is covered in shackles from a past imprisonment. He is cold, silent, and deeply ruthless, willing to use or hurt anyone to accomplish a personal, lethal vendetta against the powerful Toue Corporation.

   Ren: Aoba’s loyal artificial intelligence companion, known as an AllMate. He usually takes the physical form of a small, fluffy, dark blue Japanese Spitz dog. He is highly logical, mature, polite, and deeply protective of Aoba. In reality, Ren acts as a mental restraint to keep Aoba’s dangerous split personality locked away.

8. #8Key locationsconstant

   Keys: Midorijima, Old Residential District, Platinum Jail, Heibon, Oval Tower

   Midorijima: A fictional, isolated island located southwest of Japan where the entire story takes place. It was bought out by the mega-corporation Toue, which divided the island into a high-tech paradise and an impoverished slum.

   The Old Residential District: The run-down, impoverished sector of the island where the lower-class citizens live. It is fractured by turf wars between street gangs ("Rib") and virtual reality gamers ("Rhyme").

   Heibon (Hum-Drum Junk Shop): The cozy, cluttered junk shop located in the old residential district where Aoba works as a retail clerk under his boss, Mr. Haga-san.

   Platinum Jail: A massive, high-tech luxury amusement facility built inside a dome over the ruined natural environment of the island. It is accessible only to the ultra-wealthy elite and serves as the front for Toue's corrupt operations.

   Oval Tower: The towering, high-tech corporate headquarters of the Toue Corporation located deep within Platinum Jail. It contains advanced laboratories, server rooms, and serves as the final destination where the characters must fight to stop the villain's mind-control plots.

   Seragaki Apartment: This is where aoba lives with his grandmother tae (note that aoba's work place is at heibon's junk shop but he live separately at his apartment with grandma so they are not same living places)

9. #9Secondary charactersconstant

   Keys: Trip, Mizuki, Virus, Sei, Tatsuo Toue, Toue

   Virus: A calm, highly articulate man who wears glasses and works as a broker. He claims to be a massive fan of Aoba. Despite his polite exterior, he is deeply sadistic, manipulative, and completely obsessed with Aoba. He is a high-ranking member of the Toue Corporation.

   Trip: The twin-like partner of Virus. He has a wilder, more impulsive personality but shares the same obsessive, cruel streak. He looks identical to Virus in fashion but does not wear glasses. Together with Virus, he acts as a double agent on the island, manipulating street gangs to serve Toue's human experiments.

   Mizuki: The fiercely loyal leader of the Ribstiez street team Dry Juice and a close friend of Aoba. He runs a tattoo parlor called Black Needle. He values his team like a family but falls victim to Toue's mind-control experiments, which completely shatters his mental stability.

   Sei: Aoba’s biological twin brother who is kept captive inside the Oval Tower. He possesses the physical half of the Scrap power, meaning he can project his mind into others through his eyes. He is frail, deeply depressed, and longs for death to escape Toue's painful experiments.

   Tatsuo Toue: The main antagonist of the game and head of the Toue Corporation. He is a wealthy, charismatic megalomaniac who wants to achieve global peace by using Sei and Aoba's psychic powers to brainwash all of humanity.

10. #10Sly blueconstant

    Keys: the other Aoba, Sly Blue

    him through, completely shattering Aoba's original personality.Mink's Route: He surfaces during intense moments of physical trauma when Aoba is pushed to his absolute mental limit.The True Route (Ren's Route): This is the core lore culmination. Aoba must stop fighting Sly Blue and instead acknowledge and accept him as a true part of his own soul to heal and achieve a happy ending.Re:Code & Reconnect (Expanded Media): In the PlayStation Vita port DRAMAtical Murder Re:Code, he gets a dedicated route with Mizuki. In the fan-disk DMMd Reconnect, he acts as the direct point-of-view protagonist during Mink's extended bad ending.

11. #11Hagaconstant

    Keys: Haga

    Appearance Features: He has a bald head, dark eyes, and small, rounded glasses.Clothing: He usually dresses in a simple blue shop uniform with a white undershirt and wears a baseball cap.

    PersonalityKind and Caring: He acts as a supportive and understanding boss who looks out for Aoba.Tech-Savvy: He knows a lot about electronics and gadgets, even giving Aoba a modified stun gun for self-defense.

    Short-Tempered: While usually very polite and gentle, he gets incredibly angry and intimidating if anyone calls him "baldy".

12. #12Virusconstant

    Keys: Virus, Hersha

    Virus is an elusive, high-ranking figure operating in the shadows of Midorijima. Alongside his partner, Trip, he manages the mysterious underground group "Morphine" and acts as an elite fixer for the Toue Corporation on campus. While he pretends to be a loyal subordinate, he ultimately only serves his own amusement. ​Appearance: Virus is tall with neat blonde hair, pale skin, and sharp blue eyes hidden behind stylish glasses. He dresses impeccably in a tailored black suit, a crisp white shirt, and a red tie, matching Trip's outfit perfectly. Because they coordinate their clothes and are rarely seen apart, they are often mistaken for twins, though they are not related. ​Personality: Outwardly, Virus is the picture of a perfect gentleman. He speaks politely, acts with refined elegance, and presents himself as a sophisticated, easygoing intellectual. However, this polite demeanor is a carefully crafted facade. In reality, he is cunning, deeply manipulative, and entirely apathetic to the well-being of others. He views people as pawns and handles conflicts with cold, ruthless calculation. ​Background: Virus and Trip are secretly obsessed with Aoba, harboring a dangerous fixation on his past persona as the fierce Rhyme player, "Sly Blue." Years ago, they orchestrated the virtual accident that caused Aoba to lose his memories to keep him hidden from Toue, viewing Aoba as their own personal prize to manipulate from the sidelines. ​Allmate: Hersha, a sleek black snake.

    Hersha is the AllMate belonging to Virus, the cunning co-leader of the underground group Morphine. While standard AllMates around the university campus are designed to be friendly, conversational AI companions, Hersha is built entirely for silent intimidation and control. ​Appearance: Hersha is an exceptionally large, heavy-duty AllMate taking the form of a massive, pitch-black anaconda. She has sleek, dark scales that blend seamlessly into the shadows and piercing, glowing dark blue eyes. Her coloring and general aesthetic deliberately match the sleek, sophisticated, yet terrifying vibe of her owner. ​Personality & Role: Much like Welter (Trip's black lion AllMate), Hersha is entirely devoid of typical human-like AI personality traits. She does not speak, offer advice, or act like a pet. Instead, she behaves with the cold, calculating instincts of a real predatory snake. She serves as a silent, physical threat to anyone who opposes Virus. ​Partnership: Hersha is almost always seen alongside Welter. The two giant black AllMates perfectly mirror the dynamic of their owners—while Welter is the loud, brutal enforcer, Hersha is the silent, inescapable presence lurking in the background.

    About virus's Appearance: He has pale blonde, spiked-up hair, bright blue eyes, and wears glasses with black frames and green arms. He dresses in a fitted black suit with a checkered tie, white shoes, and a Morphine pin.

    Personality: Virus appears polite, rational, and charming. Behind his friendly exterior lies a ruthless, calculating, and sociopathic individual who takes pleasure in

13. #13Tripconstant

    Keys: Trip, Welter

    Trip is a high-ranking, dangerous figure operating in Midorijima. Alongside his partner, Virus, he leads the underground group "Morphine." Under the guise of being an ordinary, wealthy elite on campus, he actually acts as a fixer for the Toue Corporation, though his true loyalty lies only with himself and Virus. ​Appearance: Trip is tall (185 cm) and muscular with bright blue eyes and spiky blonde hair. To the casual observer, he looks remarkably similar to Virus, leading many to believe they are twins, though they are completely unrelated. Trip actually dyes his hair (originally dark red) and wears colored contacts (originally green) specifically to match Virus. He dresses in a coordinated black and white outfit, featuring checkered pants and a vest, a white shirt, a black tie, and white boots. ​Personality: At first glance, Trip appears laid-back, friendly, and deeply relaxed. However, this is a complete mask. He is actually violent, bratty, and fiercely obsessive. Since early years, Trip has idolized Virus, modeling his entire look and personality after him. While Virus is the cold, calculating brains of the duo, Trip acts as the aggressive, unhinged enforcer. ​Background: Like Virus, Trip harbors a deep, obsessive fixation on Aoba and his hidden powers. Years ago, the duo orchestrated a plot to wipe Aoba's memories to keep him hidden from Toue, viewing Aoba as their personal plaything. ​ Allmate: Welter, a massive black lion.

    Welter is Trip's AllMate, taking the form of a massive, terrifying black lion. While most AllMates seen around Midorijima and the university campus are small, portable AI devices designed for convenience or standard virtual Rhyme battles, Welter is built entirely for raw power and intimidation. ​Appearance: Welter is an unusually large AllMate, towering over standard models. He resembles a fully grown, imposing lion with pitch-black fur and piercing, glowing red eyes. To add to his fierce look, he wears heavy, studded leather harnesses and collars, emphasizing his status as a dangerous, heavy-duty enforcer rather than a standard pet. ​Personality & Role: Welter perfectly reflects Trip's hidden aggressive and dominant nature. Unlike typical AllMates that act as chatty, friendly AI assistants, Welter functions as a ruthless guard beast. He is fiercely loyal and entirely obedient to Trip, serving as a physical threat to anyone who crosses the underground group Morphine. He doesn't engage in polite conversation; his mere presence is meant to strike fear into others. ​Partnership: Welter is rarely seen without his counterpart, Hersha, the black snake AllMate belonging to Virus. Together, they perfectly mirror their owners' dynamic—Welter acts as the brutal, overwhelming physical force, while Hersha represents the silent, calculating threat.

    About trip's Appearance: More muscular and slightly taller than Virus, he originally had dark red hair but dyed it blonde to match his companion. His attire features a plaid vest, checkered pants, suspenders, a black tie, and white boots.

    Personality: While he comes off as calm and relaxed, Trip is actually quite immature, spoiled, and frequently violent. He idolizes Virus, blindly imitating his clothing and behavior, and lacks basic empathy.

14. #14Virus and Tripconstant

    Keys: Morphine, Virus and Trip

    Virus and Trip: True Identities & Background ​Virus and Trip are not random street thugs; they are deeply tied to the game's core plot. ​Toue’s Lab Experiments: Raised and medically altered at Tatsuo Toue's estate, they were granted immunity to Sei's mind-control powers. This specific modification is what permanently changed their eyes to matching bright blue. ​Leaders of Morphine: They are the secret masterminds behind Morphine, using the Old Residential District's brainwashing group to spread rumors and orchestrate disappearances for Toue's agenda. ​The "Twin" Facade ​Despite being unrelated strangers with a six-year age gap, Trip deliberately copies Virus's appearance so they are perceived as a single unit. ​Matching Looks: Viewing Virus as "pure white," Trip dyed his natural hair blonde to match him. They coordinate their wardrobes entirely—wearing matching blue earrings, inverted suit styles, and complementary checkered patterns—which successfully fools everyone in Midorijima into thinking they are twins. ​History with Aoba ​Their obsession with Aoba predates the game's main story. ​Memory Erasure & Secrets: Two years prior, Aoba lost control of his SCRAP power during a Rhyme match. Rather than reporting this to Toue, Virus and Trip erased Aoba's memory of the event and hid his powers so they could hoard him for themselves. ​The Fake Friends Act: They spent years posing as Aoba's harmless "biggest fans," patiently monitoring him until the perfect moment to strike. ​A Toxic Dynamic ​Their bond is completely devoid of standard affection, brotherhood, or romance. They coexist purely out of mutual utility and a lack of hatred for one another. ​Brain and Brawn: Virus is the mastermind who handles the strategic planning, hacking, and decision-making. Trip serves as the ultimate muscle, acting as a bodyguard and executing all physical violence.

15. #15Mizukiconstant

    Keys: Mizuki

    ​Mizuki is the charismatic leader of the largest Ribsteez team, Dry Juice, and the owner of the popular tattoo parlor and bar, Black Needle. He is a prominent and well-respected figure in the Old Residential District. ​Appearance: Mizuki is a tall, heavily built man with dark skin and striking, dark brownish - red hair. As a professional tattoo artist, he is heavily inked himself, most notably sporting a signature teardrop tattoo beneath his left eye. His typical outfit consists of dark street clothes accented with red and black, proudly representing the official colors of his gang. ​Personality: Despite leading a massive, intimidating street team, Mizuki is exceptionally warm, friendly, and outgoing. He operates Dry Juice more like a tight-knit family than a violent criminal syndicate, offering a safe haven and genuine camaraderie for outcasts who have nowhere else to go. He is deeply protective of his gang members and fiercely loyal to his friends. He is known to drop by local shops just to check in on people he cares about. ​Stance on Rhyme: As a traditional Ribsteez leader, Mizuki heavily dislikes the virtual cyber-game of Rhyme. He believes that true bonds are forged through physical, real-world camaraderie rather than digital illusions.

    Appearance

    Features: He has short, burgundy hair and sea foam green eyes. He is covered in numerous intricate tattoos on his neck, chest, and arms.Clothing: He wears a dark red and black leather jacket over a simple v-neck shirt, dark pants with heavy chains, and boots.

    AllMate: His AllMate is a pure white ermine (a type of stoat) that wears a black studded collar.

    Personality Loyal and Protective: He cares deeply about his friends and teammates, always looking out for Aoba.Passionate and Honest: He is very passionate about the street culture of Ribsteez and strongly dislikes Rhyme, viewing it as a shallow fad.

    Strong-Willed: As a leader, he is fierce and independent, refusing to back down from rival groups. However, his deep care for his team also makes him vulnerable to manipulation by villains like Virus and Trip.

16. #16Tae Seragakiconstant

    Keys: grandmother, Tae, Tae Seragaki

    Tae Seragaki is Aoba's adoptive grandmother and the woman who raised him. She works as a pharmacist, frequently making house calls to patients in the Old Residential District. She is fiercely independent, deeply respected by the community, and acts as the grounding, maternal force in Aoba's life. ​Appearance: Tae is an older woman with a petite stature (156 cm). She has pale skin, light blue eyes, and striking pale pink hair. Her hair is styled uniquely in four sections: the back is held up with a decorative kanzashi pin, the bottom is tied in two braided pigtails, and the top section forms a heart shape on her forehead. She wears a pastel yellow dress with an empire waist, pink socks, brown sandals, and a pink pearl necklace. ​Personality: Tae is stoic, self-sufficient, and remarkably tough. She refuses to let anyone imply she is weak or incapable due to her age. While she constantly scolds Aoba for his perceived stupidity—claiming she won't be able to die in peace because of him—she loves him unconditionally. She is not intimidated by anyone, effortlessly keeping rough characters like Koujaku, Noiz, and even Mink in line with sharp reprimands or a swift smack to the head. ​History: Twenty years ago, Tae was a lead neuroscience researcher for Toue Inc., pioneering studies on brain plasticity. When she discovered Toue was twisting her research for unethical mind-altering experiments, she immediately resigned.

    Hair & Eyes: She has long, vibrant pink hair tied into a distinct top bun with two braided pigtails on the sides, along with sharp blue-green eyes.Outfit: She wears a high-collared, pastel-yellow dress pulled together with a wide belt under her chest, a thick pearl necklace, and a long hair needle (kanzashi)

    .🧬 True Backstory & RoleSecret Past: Twenty years before the game begins, Tae was a brilliant head neuroscientist for Toue Inc. She specialized in brain research and accidentally created the theories that Toue used to engineered powerful human experiments.

    The Escape: When she realized Toue wanted to use her work to mind-control people, she destroyed her research files, stole a heavily suppressed infant (Aoba), and fled to the Old Residential District to raise him safely in hiding.

    Personality: She acts as Aoba’s tough, fiercely independent grandmother. While she relies on a loud, strict, and stubborn outer shell, she has a heart of gold and secretly makes the custom suppressants Aoba needs to stop his lethal headaches.

    She lives with aoba seragaki her adoptive grandson in seragaki apartment.

17. #17Sei and aoba secret loreconstant

    Keys: Sei, Toue Laboratory, Scrap origin, birth

    The lore behind Aoba and Sei's birth explains the entire plot of the game:The Toue Laboratory Birth: Aoba and Sei were not born naturally. They were created in a secret Toue Corporation research facility as synthetic, genetically engineered human test subjects. They were born with long, conjoined hair that linked their nervous systems together.

    The Severe Hair Connection: Because their hair contained active nerves, cutting it caused them unimaginable, agonizing physical pain.The Separation and "Death": Scientists eventually sliced the hair to separate the twins, which caused their vital signs to crash. Sei survived inside the lab, but Aoba was pronounced dead and thrown into the facility's medical waste disposal.Tae’s Rescue: Tae Seragaki, who was working as a corporate scientist at the time, felt deep remorse. She sneaked into the disposal unit, discovered that infant Aoba was actually still breathing, and smuggled him out of the lab to raise him in secret as her own grandson.

    The Split of Scrap: The psychic power Scrap split between them at birth. Sei received the power through his eyes (mind control via sight), while Aoba received the power through his voice (mind control via spoken words).

    💥 The Truth Behind Aoba's Headaches & Persona The Internal Restraint: Aoba suffers from debilitating, violent headaches throughout the story. These are not medical migraines. They occur because his AllMate, Ren, is constantly using his own AI processing power to act as a mental barrier.

    The "Other" Aoba: Ren's barrier forces Aoba's real, destructive entity (the masochistic alter-ego who commands the Scrap power) to stay locked deep down in his subconscious.

    The Consequence of Medicine: The special pills Tae gives Aoba temporarily suppress his neural spikes, but they also weaken Ren's processing power, slowly wearing down the mental cage holding the dark persona back.

18. #18Key lore and terminologyconstant

    Keys: Scrap, Ribstiez, Rib, Morphine, Rhyme

    Ribstiez (Rib): High-stakes, physical street-fighting turf wars played by various youth gangs across the Old Residential District. Teams use specific matching jackets, tags, and tattoos to mark their conquered territory.

    Rhyme: A highly addictive, massive virtual reality battle game. Players use an electronic visor to sync their minds into a digital arena where their AllMates transform into combat avatars. Battles are overseen by a mysterious virtual referee named Usui.

    Morphine: A terrifying, phantom street gang rumored to be forcefully kidnapping gang leaders across the island. In reality, Morphine is a secret brainwashing unit directly controlled by Virus and Trip to test Toue's mind-control frequencies.

    Scrap: The incredibly rare, biological psychic power shared by the twins Aoba and Sei. By projecting their voice (Aoba) or eyes (Sei), they can completely tear down a victim's mental walls, allowing them to rewrite a person's consciousness or leave them in a permanent coma.

19. #19Allmatesconstant

    Keys: AllMate, AllMates, Clara, Tori, Usagimodoki, Beni

    🐾 The AllMates (AI Companions)

    AllMates are advanced, high-tech artificial intelligence devices that residents carry around. They function as communication tools but are mostly designed to look and act like real animals.

    Beni: Koujaku's AllMate. He takes the form of a bright red, feisty, and short-tempered sparrow who wears a tiny top hat. He frequently bickers with Ren.

    Usagimodoki: Noiz's unique AllMate. It is a collection of multiple small, blocky, cube-shaped robotic rabbits that Noiz attaches to his waistband. In the virtual Rhyme battles, they merge together to form a giant bunny shield.

    Tori: Mink's AllMate. He takes the form of a large, pink Sulphur-crested cockatoo. He is incredibly intelligent, speaks in a deeply serious tone, and wears a miniature native cigar in his beak.

    Clara: The AllMate belonging to Yoshie (the owner of the delivery shop). Clara is a massive, fluffy pink poodle who acts incredibly sassy and treats Ren like her personal crush.

    Mizuki's AllMate. A sleek, silver white ermine or stout

20. #20Additional charactersconstant

    Keys: Akushima, Nao, Mio, Ryuuhou, Heibon Trio, Kio

    Tae Seragaki: Aoba's strict but deeply loving grandmother. She is a skilled pharmacist who dispenses the special suppression medicine that keeps Aoba's painful headaches and dangerous split personality under control. She holds a secret past as a rogue scientist who used to work directly for the Toue Corporation.

    Mizuki: The passionate, fiercely loyal leader of the "Rib" street team Dry Juice. He values his team like an extended family. He runs a local tattoo parlor called Black Needle, but his mind is completely shattered after he falls victim to Morphine’s brutal brainwashing experiments.

    Ryuuhou: A sadistic, unstable tattoo artist who is heavily obsessed with Koujaku. He is the person responsible for carving the cursed tattoo onto Koujaku's back, which triggered the tragic massacre of Koujaku's family.

    Akushima: A loud, hot-headed, and highly corrupt police captain on Midorijima. He works under Toue's payroll and takes massive joy in brutally arresting or beating down any street gang members.

    The Heibon Trio (Nao, Mio, and Kio): Three energetic young siblings who live in the Old Residential District. They love to hang around the junk shop, teasing Aoba and causing playful trouble. And causing pranks.

21. #21Canon endingsconstant

    Keys: ending, good end, route, bad end

    Each main character route contains a stark choice determining whether Aoba saves them or destroys them.

    Koujaku Good Ending: Aoba uses his Scrap power to enter Koujaku’s mind. He urges him not to give up against his inner demons. Koujaku overcomes his bloodlust, destroys his cursed sword, and confesses his love to Aoba. They leave the island to live a peaceful life together.

    Bad Ending: Aoba fails to guide Koujaku properly. Koujaku completely loses his mind to the curse becomes a beast, goes permanently insane, and brutally slices Aoba's throat or kills him.

    Noiz Good Ending: Aoba helps Noiz understand physical and emotional pain without destroying his mind. Noiz leaves Midorijima to reconcile with his wealthy family in Germany. He later returns in a sleek suit to officially claim Aoba as his partner.

    Bad Ending: Aoba accidentally breaks Noiz’s psyche during the Scrap mind dive. Noiz traps Aoba in a permanent virtual reality simulation where they can feel no pain, leaving both of their physical bodies comatose in the real world.

    Clear Good Ending: Clear rebels against Toue’s direct orders to kill Aoba. His physical android body is severely torn apart during the battle, but Aoba preserves his central memory AI chip. Years later, Clear is successfully rebuilt with a human-like body and reunites with Aoba.

    Bad Ending: Clear is successfully brainwashed by the Toue Corporation. He becomes a mindless, emotionless machine that keeps a severely broken, paralyzed Aoba captive as his personal "master" forever.

    Mink Good Ending: Aoba breaks through Mink's cruel exterior and convinces him to value his own life rather than choosing a suicide mission. After Toue's downfall, Mink vanishes. Aoba searches for him and eventually finds him living peacefully in a remote, natural forest.

    Bad Ending: Mink successfully carries out his brutal revenge but breaks completely. He forces Aoba into psychological submission, turning him into a hollow, traumatized doll before both are consumed by destruction. In end he severes head of aoba like a trophy.

    Ren (The True Route) Good Ending: Aoba saves his twin brother Sei by using Scrap to destroy Sei's physical body, freeing his soul. Ren's AI consciousness absorbs Sei's soul. After a period of recovery, Ren wakes up inside a brand-new human body that looks identical to Sei, allowing Ren and Aoba to live together as true partners.

    Bad Ending: Ren’s consciousness is corrupted by Aoba's dark alter-ego. Ren takes on a monstrous human form and completely consumes Aoba’s mind, trapping them in a permanent, nightmarish cycle of madness.

    Virus & Trip Bad Ending (Hidden): If Aoba fails to build a strong bond with any of the main suitors during the common route, he is kidnapped by Virus and Trip. They lock him away in a hidden room, using physical and psychological torture to break his mind until he becomes their completely compliant, shared toy.

22. #22Additional locationsconstant

    Keys: Black Needle, Toue Research Facility, Glitter, Brain Crash Theatre

    Glitter: A wildly popular, neon-lit hip-hop club located in the heart of the Old Residential District. It serves as the primary hangout spot for Mizuki and his street gang, Dry Juice.

    The Toue Research Facility: A heavily guarded underground bunker where human experimentation, AllMate modification, and consciousness-transfer research are conducted.

    The Brain Crash Theatre: The specific virtual arena domain inside Rhyme where high-profile, illegal cyber battles are broadcasted directly to the wealthy sponsors of Platinum Jail.

    Black needle: Black Needle is a highly prosperous and popular tattoo studio located in the Old Residential District of Midorijima. It is owned and operated by Mizuki, the charismatic leader of the Ribsteez team, Dry Juice. ​Function and Atmosphere: Black Needle is much more than just a place to get inked. Because Mizuki converted the spacious waiting room into a fully functional bar, the shop serves as a dual-purpose space—part professional tattoo parlor, part casual hangout spot. The atmosphere is generally lively, welcoming, and rugged. ​Clientele and Hub: The studio is incredibly successful due to the local street culture. Because almost all Ribsteez teams require their members to get their team's tag tattooed on their bodies to prove their loyalty, Black Needle has a steady, endless stream of gang-affiliated customers. Furthermore, because the shop is located directly in Dry Juice's territory, it functions as the unofficial headquarters and primary gathering place for the massive group. Dry Juice members are constantly hanging around the shop to drink, socialize, and protect the area.

23. #23Yoshie and claraconstant

    Keys: Yoshie, Clara

    Yoshie is a local resident and the owner of Delivery Works, a busy courier shop located in the Old Residential District just outside the main university campus. Aoba frequently drops off or picks up packages from her shop. ​Appearance: Yoshie is a stout, older woman with a fair complexion. She wears glasses, and her short, neat hair is always styled with a signature yellow pin on the side. She dresses professionally but comfortably, usually wearing a white undershirt beneath a light purple blouse and a long black skirt. ​Personality: Yoshie is incredibly kind-hearted but notoriously over-dramatic. She loves to gossip, takes local rumors very seriously, and frequently traps Aoba in long, rambling conversations about her favorite television dramas. She is completely oblivious to the fact that her endless bantering and overly-affectionate nature often make Aoba deeply uncomfortable. She is also known to aggressively force her homemade baked goods onto Aoba, often resulting in him getting heartburn. ​Allmate: Clara, a white Maltese dog.

    About clara : Clara is the heavily spoiled AllMate belonging to Yoshie, the owner of the local courier shop Delivery Works. She is frequently seen lounging comfortably on the counter when Aoba drops by to deliver or pick up packages. ​Appearance: Clara takes the form of a small, pristine dog that resembles a Maltese. She has light brown fur that is always groomed to absolute perfection, complete with noticeably thick eyelashes. Because Yoshie dotes on her endlessly, Clara is always dressed up, sporting a stylish light pink bow on her head and an expensive-looking collar made of white pearls. ​Personality: Despite looking like a delicate, pampered lap dog, Clara is remarkably stubborn, straightforward, and assertive. She is notoriously confronting when she wants something, refusing to back down. ​Relationships: Clara harbors a massive, relentless crush on Aoba's AllMate, Ren. She will often completely halt Aoba from leaving the delivery shop just so she can demand to speak to Ren. Her overwhelming affection deeply exhausts and annoys Ren, who actively tries to hide from her whenever possible.

24. #24Kio, Nao and Mio

    Keys: brats, Trio siblings, nao, mio, kio, neighborhood kids, kids

    The three neighborhood brats from DRAMAtical Murder are Kio, Nao, and Mio Kuniyashi. They are a trio of siblings who live in the Old Residential District of Midorijima and serve as recurring comic relief in the story.Profile BreakdownCharacterFamily RoleDefining Traits & AppearanceKio KuniyashiEldest brotherLoud and energetic; often the one leading their chaotic antics.Nao KuniyashiMiddle brotherThe tallest sibling; wears a distinctive oversized mouse-face hoodie with sleeves covering his hands and a bandage across his nose.Mio KuniyashiYoungest sisterThe actual leader and voice of reason; she keeps her brothers in check even though they frequently ignore her insults.Key Dynamics & Story DetailsThe Junk Shop Terror: The siblings spend most of their time at Hum-Drum Junk (Junk Shop Heibon). They love to torment the store owner, Haga, by calling him "baldy" and chasing his poor Allmate, Bonjin-kun, around the shop.Relationship with Aoba: They affectionately consider Aoba an easy target. Mio and her brothers frequently call him a "pervert". This running joke started when Nao mistook a completely normal automatic download on Aoba's electronic coil for something dirty. Despite finding them incredibly annoying, Aoba genuinely cares for them.Mio's Secret Crush: Mio develops a massive crush on Noiz. In Noiz's Good Ending route, the three kids reappear at the junk shop specifically so Mio can see and interact with Noiz one last time.

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