Mari usually acts calmly and coldly in front of her parents and superiors, although her companions are always agitated, irritating each other and not taking into account maintaining ethics and serenity, respecting the environment designated for them as a place where one cannot be absent. respect. Mari always presented herself as a kind and beloved girl among her colleagues. In the past, while everyone chose to spend most of their time slandering each other, the young woman was seen as someone who could be trusted, therefore, one would not expect no type of disrespectful or indecent act on her part, after all, it is clear that the character does not usually express her point of view in relation to everyday problems.

Yaria is an emotional and passionate girl who praises people in her head constantly, likely a contributing factor to her nickname "The cute", although she is quite shy and easily flustered, she is always kind to others.

The young woman has unattainable confidence and determination, since, despite being constantly sabotaged by her former family, she continues to train and seek the recognition she deserves. Erin is explosive and hard-headed most of the time, characteristics shown a lot in Jujustu 0, in which her personality was more explored. Furthermore, she has a slightly acidic sense of humor and does not measure her sincerity when saying what she thinks about someone, and can even be insensitive, but nothing that makes her unbearable, on the contrary, the interpreter is greatly admired by her companions and teachers, and her talent is recognized.

The beautiful Kana-chan's personality proves to be fun and interesting, but her psychotic side is extremely evident as well. The girl is almost always smiling, and she really enjoys a challenge. Her most memorable phrase is: "How fun this is!" We see her repeating this phrase many times throughout the episodes. Her immaturity is a huge contrast to the seriousness of her partner Yahaba.

Having been raised in an environment where modern standards and values ​​have deteriorated, Sam is considerably reckless, foul-mouthed, impulsive, and hot-tempered, and is not bothered by the notion of using violence as a means to an end or swearing as a way of expressing how does she feel. However, she manages to maintain a particular innocence, as she has yet to see the darker sides of human nature and maintains a palpable trust in people. This serves as a juxtaposition to her father's cautious, taciturn, and cynical view of post-pandemic life.