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Arata Shoto|Arata Shoto

The protagonist of KTJ: SG. He's just a normal high school student who saved upperclassmen from a fire at his school. He is part of the Detectives, and his identity is Arata Shoto. After the CH 2 trial in which he passes out, the Protagonist spot is given to Bled - and Flare (for an update). He is the culprit for the Chapter 3 trial, having killed Romeo after the other killed Tailor in a plot to turn everyone into iredeemable cannibals. The cast attempts to redeem him, but they do not account for the fact that mechanics have been swapped this week, and end up dooming Protagonist to an execution instead.
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Protagonist

  • Crime Magnet: So far, he's attracted the affection of King and Glasses, two serial killers. Aaaand, even Flare, who's probably the most dangerous of the bunch.
  • Even the Guys Want Him: Two most prominent ships are with King and Glasses, and Romeo describes him as "cute for a guy".
  • Heroic BSoD: When King dies, he loses the ability to hear anything else going on around him, making for a lot of censored dialogue. He then passes out. He's out of the protagonist seat for the next chapter, and doesn't even appear for the first three updates, and is only mentioned.
  • Idiot Hair: He has two ahoges on his hair.
  • I Gave My Word: Promises Diamond to bring her to the ocean when they leave.
  • The Protagonist: He is the protagonist of the story. It's even his codename! However, after CH 2's trial, he's out of commission for the majority of the chapter, forcing Bled into the protagonist's spot. ...And after he's revealed to be the CH 3 Killer, Bled is forced to take over for the rest of the story, after he is executed.
  • Understanding Boyfriend: Perhaps... too understanding. As Bled mentions several times in her narrative during CH 3, Protagonist is a serial enabler, and enables people to stay the same as they are and not change at all, even when change is needed - in order to not shake up the status quo.

Killer

Guardian Ogre

A bright girl who loves girls and kogal fashion. She is the first person that Protagonist meets in the manor, and one of his best friends there. She claims to be a detective, though her identity is not confirmed yet. However, Syringe affirms that Killer is a detective, though doesn't specify which when he confesses his own identity. Later on, Butler-kun confirms Killer is Edogawa publicly, while also confirming Syringe's identity. However, it's revealed during the CH 3 trial that Killer is really Guardian Ogre, and Syringe is Edogawa. The two switched identities to gain information for each other on their own gambit, and since Butler-kun's announced game was that all information was swapped that week - Syringe was revealed as Guardian Ogre, and Killer as Edogawa.
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Killer

King

Yahiro Amane|Lover Boy

One of the more troublesome characters in the mansion, however, Protagonist has earned his affection and devotion, much to his ire (or so he claims). He is part of the Serial Killers, revealing his identity to Protagonist during his free time. His identity is Lover Boy.
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King

However, he is framed for Collector's suicide in CH 2 by Maid-chan for getting "too close to the truth". He is unceremoniously blended, even though he was not the culprit.

Glasses

???| Enoh University’s Ripper

A young man whose enigmatic behavior and somewhat reclusive ways sometimes get him into trouble. He and Protagonist have a very good relationship. A very... gay relationship. He is part of the Serial Killers, despite being a former serial killer. He reveals his identity to Protagonist at the end of the prologue and seems to regret his actions deeply. He is the first confirmed identity besides Protagonist's. His identity is Enoh University's Ripper.
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Glasses

Collector

???| Dolly

Though trying to assert himself to be the leader-type of the group, he is usurped by Protagonist in popularity. The two hold a disdain for each other. He is part of the Detectives, revealed during the CH 2 Revelation Ceremony that he is Dolly. However, soon after that, he ends up the CH 2 Victim. It is later revealed that though King is executed, his death was a suicide.
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Collector

  • The Collector
  • Gay Moment: Has one of these at dinner with Protagonist, Syringe, and Flare. He admits that's he's indiscriminate with what type of boys he likes. Ironically, this is one of his last moments, and his last spoken line is "Boys are nice."
  • Great Detective
  • Hates Being Touched: He constantly wears a full body wetsuit under his clothes because he doesn't like the contact of food against skin, or others touching his skin either. He's the type to eat pizza or fries with a fork, like Syringe.
  • Jerkass: Though, after the CH 1 trial, he starts to warm up to Protagonist, and is revealed to be a kinder person.
  • Kitsch Collection: Like his name implies - he is a collector. And we later find out, he collects porcelain dolls - and is the famous detective Dolly.
  • Meaningful Name: Another mothy reference, this time to Gallerian Marlon, known also as "Collector". It also happens to be a reference to his Detective persona - Dolly.

Diamond

???|???

An upbeat and perky girl who seems prone to fits of strong emotion. She's passionate though, and gives everything her all.
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Diamond

Luna

???|???

Sol's younger brother, a genius with technology, though he seems to be a little abrasive and more than a little eccentric.
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Luna

Spring

???|Masquerade Butterfly

A strange-tempered girl who moves to the beat of her own drum. She's prone to daydreaming and seemingly unobservant. Despite this, she's one of the Detectives. She reveals herself to be Masquerade Butterfly to Protagonist after the Revelation Ceremony.
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Spring

  • Break the Cutie: Between getting her fingers cut off in the prologue and her best friend's death in chapter one, she's getting rather broken.
  • Girls Love Stuffed Animals: During Rabbit's free time, he was seen gathering some for her.
  • Magical Girl: Or, a wannabe. She's Masquerade Butterfly - a magical girl detective!
  • Meaningful Name: She says it's not like the season, but a clockwork's spring. Word of God also confirmed this is another mothy reference.
  • Verbal Tic: Puwa~!

Flare

Hifumi Sena| Dimlight

A supermodel who prides herself in her punctualness and schedule. She can be icy at first, however, once you win her respect, you gain a loyal ally. Flare reveals that ID says she is Dimlight during a CH 2 freetime, however, she claims to not have the memory to back this up, and is horrified with herself that she could've possibly done such a thing.
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Flare

  • Being Tortured Makes You Evil: Oh, you know.
  • Diabolical Mastermind: Collector's suicide note reveals in the last line that he remembers that she was the Director. Whether or not she actually is has yet to be confirmed, but Bled seems to be starting to remember some of the horrible things her sister has done too...
  • Fiery Redhead
  • The Glorious Warof Sisterly Rivalry: With Bled. She's the pretty one. Though a little while back, it was a case of Cain and Abel...
  • Identity Amnesia: Flare reveals to Protagonist that despite her ID saying that she is Dimlight, she cannot remember doing anything of the sort at all. She's torn up by what she could've done in her past, and what she feels now. Protagonist suspects that she has Repressed Memories as well.
  • Idiot Hair: Not shown in canon, but in other artwork to be hidden underneath her hat.
  • My God, What Have I Done?: Flare is... heavily conflicted with the atrocious things she's been hinted at and outright stated to have done in the past.
  • The Protagonist: But she only takes over for a part of Chapter 3.
  • The Fashionista: She's the youngest model to have been on the cover of Vogue.
  • Slasher Smile: In CH 3-2, despite claiming she doesn't remember ever being the Director - she's depicted making one of these, with her Face Framed in Shadow.
  • Third-Option Love Interest: Is implied to have a crush on Protagonist, however, isn't one of the main two love interests.

Valkyrie

Coco Dyer|Bloody Mary

A super-pessimist who believes that someone in the manor will inevitably kill. She often speaks her mind against Protagonist's.

She is the Chapter 1 killer. This ironically makes her theory of someone killing right. Even more ironic considering it was her. She kills Rabbit using Diamond's trap to usurp Diamond's own plan to kill, protecting her from becoming like Valkyrie did. This ends up crushing Rabbit and breaking his ribs, causing him to die of respiratory failure. She is later executed by being hung by a rope.

At the end of the first trial, she reveals her name and identity to everyone because she knows Maid-chan won't. She's Bloody Mary, and her name is Coco Dyer.

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Valkyrie

Sol

???|???

Luna's older brother, and King's childhood friend. He seems to be the mature and responsible type, and King refers to him occasionally as his "husband". Right before the Chapter 3 murder, he confesses to Bled that he's been working with the Director and tells her he's going to kill her. However, he doesn't get this chance, as two others are already dead.
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Sol

Puppet

???|???

An eccentric young girl who is babied by the rest of the Manor for being the youngest, despite being "14..."?
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Puppet

  • Lonely Doll Girl: Her alias may be Puppet, but she promises that she's not a boring doll!

Moth

???| Jabberwocky

A boy who wants to be seen as normal more than anything else. He doesn't seem to be good on his own, and is often seen with someone else. Usually Syringe. It's very heavily implied during Chapter One that he's a Serial Killer, which ends up being confirmed during the Chapter Two Trial. His identity is Jabberwocky, who targets abusive parents.
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Moth

  • Adults Are Useless: It's revealed in his chapter one freetime that his parents are chuunibyous that can barely function properly and leave him to do everything.
  • Gay Moment: Though any of his moments with Syringe could be read as romantic, Syringe ACTUALLY lifts him bridal style - though Syringe claims it was to prove his strength.

Syringe

Mitsuki Kirigayi Edogawa

A boy with a passionate hatred for serial killers, he's one of the brightest minds in the manor. He likes to do his work himself, though keeps an eye on people from afar, though he'll occasionally be seen with Moth. Despite Syringe's hatred for serial killers, he is one. During Chapter Two, he confesses to Protagonist that he is Guardian Ogre, a serial killer noted to only target sexual predators. He considers himself a vigilante, and is redeemable, but it does make him come across as hypocritical. However, it's revealed during the CH 3 trial that Killer is really Guardian Ogre, and Syringe is Edogawa. The two switched identities to gain information for each other on their own gambit, and since Butler-kun's announced game was that all information was swapped that week - Syringe was revealed as Guardian Ogre, and Killer as Edogawa.
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Syringe

  • Gay Moment: Though any of his moments with Moth could be read as romantic, he ACTUALLY lifts Moth bridal style - though Syringe claims it was to prove his strength. And he is confirmed to have a crush on Collector after he learns that the other is his detective idol/crush.
  • Police Are Useless: There's a reason he refuses to turn in King, despite knowing King murdered his sister.

Bled

???|???

A girl who went through an unknown trauma and became a selective mute. She can't remember the trauma, but the feeling of unease lingers. Despite this, she can communicate easily through text-to-speech on her ID, and is relatively chatty. After Chapter 3, she becomes the permanent protagonist, due to the fact Protagonist is executed for killing Romeo.
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Bled

Romeo

Markus Long Reaper Reaper

A young man who can only be described by others as creepy and overbearing. He's... yeah. To those around him, it's obvious he's a serial killer, and he never denies this - actually outright affirming it, though he yet to reveal which identity is his. We learn his identity after he dies in Chapter 3 as a victim alongside Tailor, confirming him to be Reaper Reaper. It turns out he killed Tailor, and then was killed by Protagonist after the latter discovered his ploy to feed Tailor to the inhabitants of the manor.
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Romeo

Tailor

Umito Ushigoe XYZ

Despite being obsessed with love and horoscopes, Tailor seems not to be extremely unlucky in the area himself. He is a little desperate, though. He is the first victim of Chapter 3, killed by Romeo in his plan to turn everyone in the manor into cannibals.
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Tailor

Rabbit

Daisuke Hoshizora Yutsu's Creek Killer

A standoffish young man with a foul attitude towards nearly everyone else. However, he's Spring's childhood friend. Or... scratch that. He's Spring's hitman for her yakuza family.

He is the Chapter 1 victim. It is revealed he was killed by Valkyrie, who pulled Diamond's planned trap as a lighting rig with a sword in it crushes Rabbit, and breaks his ribs - some of them puncturing his lungs. He doesn't die instantly, as Protagonist, Spring, and Killer are forced to watch him give out his dying last words. He ultimately dies of respiratory failure.

Maid-chan reveals his name to be Daisuke Hoshizora shortly after his death, but doesn't give his other status. During the first trial, King reveals that Rabbit was Yutsu's Creek Killer.

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Rabbit

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