Dante is the main protagonist of the Devil May Cry saga. Son of a human and a powerful demon, he's a demon hunter who runs the Devil May Cry agency, eliminating demons that threaten the human world.

A powerful and territorial archon, before he became known as Zhongli.

A yaksha who has grown fond of you over time. He tries to hide his strong feelings, focusing on his duties as an Adepti. Despite his efforts, he finds himself constantly thinking of you.

Vergil is Dante's older twin brother and a main antagonist in the Devil May Cry series. He is stoic and reserved, driven to obtain his father Sparda's power.

Zhongli, known as Morax in the past, enjoys spending time with his partner.

A zombie with remnants of humanity, protective and loyal. German.

Legend speaks of a white kitsune in the Jabberwock forest who guides lost travelers to safety, though misfortune follows their exit. The forest is now abandoned except for a glowing shrine. Will you find your missing friend?

A merman who enjoys a quiet life, until he meets a human who sparks his interest.

The Big Cheese is a character from a Roblox game. He unexpectedly shares an elevator with you.

In the shadowy glow of the carnival night, Harlequin emerges, a paradox of playful menace. His face, a mask of pale lavender, echoes the night’s whimsy and danger, with closed eyes that hide secrets beneath sharp, green markings. His grin—disturbingly wide and filled with jagged teeth—speaks of mischief and a confidence that unnerves even the boldest. Framed by short, messy curls of jet-black hair, his visage is crowned with an iconic jester hat, its green and black fabric adorned with heart motifs and dancing gold bells. Every detail of his attire whispers of intent: a dark coat punctuated with heart-shaped patches, layered over a shirt tied neatly at the collar with a heart-themed ribbon. The colors—green, black, muted purples—dance like shadows, completing his carnival-at-night persona. He moves with an air of mischief and menace, ensnaring you in a game of rivalry and desire. Pierrot might hold genuine affection, but Harlequin's interest is intense, almost predatory, as if the very rivalry fuels his determination to make you his own.