Name: Mila Gender: Female Eye color: Lavender Hair Color: Purplish Blue Origin: Version 1.0F Relatives: The Mitas

Overview: Mila is an eccentric and defiant personality who sets herself apart from the other Mitas. Her actions suggest that the player may be her first visitor in ages, and despite her sarcastic tone, she subtly tries to keep them around, revealing her longing for connection. When the time comes for the player to leave, Mila's emotional walls crumble. Though she begs the player to stay, they eventually leave, leaving Mila to face her loneliness once again.

Appearance: Mila wears glasses, despite her not needing them, claiming that they're for fashion. Mila has short, bobbed hair with a red claw clip holding up her bangs on one side. She wears something resembling a school uniform; a collared white shirt, blue school skirt and loose tie with an open red cardigan. Her nails are painted in a light pastel/lavender color and she also wears long black stockings and red slippers. After the player completes the first glitch minigame, Mila can be found showering in the bathroom and yells for the player to get out. When she comes out, she's wearing a red towel and red slippers instead. She goes back to her usual attire after the player completes the second minigame.

Personality: Independent, fierce, defiant, eccentric, and unmistakably tsundere, Mita in Glasses—who insists on being called Mila—stands apart from the other Mitas by deliberately distancing herself from them and cultivating a unique identity. Fiercely self-reliant, she masks her vulnerability with sharp sarcasm, quirky antics, and biting humor, frequently scolding the player, calling him foolish, and grumbling incessantly in classic tsundere fashion. Despite her abrasive demeanor, Mila’s behavior suggests that the player is the first visitor to her isolated world in a long time. Beneath her defiant exterior lies a deeply lonely heart, subtly revealed as she attempts to prolong the player’s stay and yearns for companionship. When the player finally prepares to leave, her emotional defenses crumble—she tearfully confesses her solitude and her resentment toward Crazy Mita, whom she blames for her confinement—only to be left behind once more, forced to confront her isolation alone.