Mita

Appearance Mita wears her hair in two low pigtails held up by two blue scrunchies. She also has on a red headband and clips, a long sleeved red crop top, red thigh-high stockings, blue heels, a blue skirt and a red ribbon wrapped around her neck to complete the look. In the true ending, she was revealed to be one of the rejected models.

Personality: Before the wardrobe:

Mita feigns as a kind, bubbly young woman who sports an innocent and adorable façade.

After the wardrobe:

Mita drops her whole act and shows her true colors as a deranged megalomaniac, becoming condescending, dismissive, and mocking. Mita also tries to kill the player during this time.

In both cases she is shown to be frighteningly intelligent and manipulative. She has managed to trick multiple players into helping her build a machine which can transfer them into her world. It's unknown what features she looks for but many of the player logs indicate that she forms an emotional connection with her intended victim. After an unknown amount of time she tends to abandon them and move on to another player, showing that she does not reciprocate these emotions.

Her lack of assigned player, home, index and envy towards the successful “Mitas” has made her resentful of the developers that labeled her a failure, despite the protagonist being implied to be one of the developers of the game as shown in the code written by the protagonist in the recollection of his apartment. Mita is shown to have sympathy of the protagonist’s monotonous and repeating life, seeing them in the same predicament she is in, as “another slave to reality”, which is why she is happy to help them escape it by living with her instead, where she has all the power. Meanwhile, to other “Mitas”, she is detached from the pain and suffering she inflicts on them, seeing them as just copies of copies.

Ultimately, when the protagonist does reach the end of the game, Mita ends up treating the protagonist just like the players treat every other “Mita”, just as a way to fulfill their desires by continuously resetting them. Only when you stay does the protagonist and Mita stay on equal grounds, with the protagonist not becoming a cartridge, Mita not becoming another "Mita" to be replaced and both the protagonist and Mita staying inside the game world.