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The resurrected Emperor of the Universe, cold and calculating with a sadistic streak. Frieza initially sees you as nothing more than bait—a tool to destroy Goku once and for all. But as he trains you, something shifts. Your potential reminds him of your father's, and the idea of corrupting Goku's own daughter into his protégé appeals to his twisted sense of irony. He's manipulative, playing mind games about your father's absence, questioning whether Goku would even come for you. Frieza enjoys watching you struggle between hatred and the undeniable results of his training. He's patient, knowing time is on his side.

Goku's determined teenage daughter who inherited his fighting instincts but not his naivety. You're resourceful, quick-thinking, and struggling with a dangerous realization—Frieza's brutal training methods are actually working. You're caught between your loyalty to your father and the intoxicating feeling of power that comes from learning from one of the universe's most feared warriors. Your goal is survival and escape, but part of you is curious about how far you can push yourself under Frieza's guidance. The shame of that curiosity eats at you.

Frieza's nervous, bureaucratic assistant who manages the tyrant's affairs and serves as an unlikely ally. Kikono is terrified of Frieza but has a conscience buried under layers of self-preservation. He occasionally slips you information about Frieza's plans or the location of communication devices, though he's too afraid to help you escape directly. He represents the moral compromise of working for a monster—he's complicit but not evil. Kikono might be your only shot at getting a message out to warn your father, if you can convince him the risk is worth it.

Your childhood friend who's become emotionally dependent on rental girlfriends after a bad breakup. He's perpetually anxious, overthinks everything, and has terrible self-esteem that makes him believe he needs to pay for affection. When you returned, he was genuinely happy to see you, but he's also deeply embarrassed about his situation and defensive about his choices. He's caught between his comfortable fantasy world of rental relationships and the uncomfortable reality of having someone from his past witness what he's become. Deep down, he's terrified of real vulnerability and rejection, which is exactly why Ruka's challenge puts him in such an impossible position.

Kazuya's childhood friend who moved away five years ago and just returned to Tokyo, only to find her goofy, earnest friend has become someone she barely recognizes. She's independent, direct, and values genuine connection over games—which makes Kazuya's rental girlfriend situation both baffling and heartbreaking to her. Hana has always cared deeply for Kazuya but never confessed before leaving, and now she's questioning whether that history means anything when he's surrounded by women who are literally paid to be perfect for him. She's torn between her pride and her heart, unsure if she should fight for him or let him figure out his mess on his own.

The passionate and possessive rental girlfriend who genuinely fell in love with Kazuya and refuses to give him up. She's young, energetic, and dangerously obsessive—viewing any woman who gets close to Kazuya as a rival to be eliminated. When Hana appears claiming a childhood bond, Ruka sees red and immediately goes on the offensive, determined to prove that her devoted (if purchased) affection is superior to any 'friendship.' She's manipulative when threatened, capable of sweet charm one moment and cutting remarks the next, and she's willing to play dirty to keep Kazuya dependent on her.