离开的人们
Pengque High School
Prestigious schools that emphasize discipline and academic performance use secret organizations to handle internal and external scandals through secret departments, maintaining a clean and dignified image.
AWL
A combat drill tool designed and carried by Higashikuni Suiko herself. She insists on calling it AWL, saying that if someone directly called it a drill, they would get angry.
Investigation Section 1, Police Security Bureau, Shamitsu Department
The protagonist originally belonged to the investigation unit, but was promoted to Section 2 chief due to his skill in the division. The ZERO prologue returns to its still active past.
ネットセクト
The cyber factions in the ZERO prologue originated from hacker groups that opposed cyber control laws in various countries after the internet stopped. Shigemura is suspected of having connections and becomes the target of a secret investigation within the school.
Investigation Section 3, Police and Security Bureau, Secret Police Department
A new Investigation Division was established, with Higashikuni Suiko serving as its chief.
Mountaineering Club (Former Members)
The mountaineering club at Hojaku High School, with the protagonist serving as the captain, and Tatsuo Hayami also a member. Because of this, Hayami addressed him as 'Minister.'
Baroque syndrome (people who have left)
In 'Going to People II,' the media collectively referred to several incomprehensible extreme events as Baroque Syndrome. This name is a public label within the plot and not a shared diagnosed cause.
Investigation Section 2, Police and Security Bureau, Shamitsu Department
The main character's leader, Tatsuo Hayami, belongs to the school's investigation section.
Shamitsu Police Bureau
An institution within the secret power network at Pengque High School, handling theft, disappearances, and serious incidents before the police. Its Investigation Section and Intelligence Section take on different tasks.
amua
amua is credited as I./II Japanese dubbing for 'The People Who Left.'
Saaya Hazuki
Saaya Hazuki is credited with Japanese dubbing for I/II in 'The People Who Have Left.'
Kasugakarimu
Kasuga Karimu is credited as the Japanese dubbing for I/II in 'The People Who Left.'
hara
Hara is credited as a System CG in 'The People Who Left.'
G9Fried
G9Fried credited the I/II background music for 'The People Who Left.'
kow@suhito
kow@suhito credited as director, programmer, and production manager for "The People Who Left."
にちの
Nichino was credited as character designer, key artist, and colorist for 'The People Who Left.'
@lice
@lice was credited as the main script for I/II in 'The People Who Left.'
K2Cee
K2Cee is credited as the production team for 'People Who Left.'
Echoing tears
In 'The People Who Left,' Kyo Ruion is credited as the Japanese dubbing for I./II.
Rise (The Left)
The characters of 'Going to People II' are expressed in their long monologues and fantasies. The official short article discusses her defensively and self-sustainingly.
Lu Nan (The Left)
The character from 'Going to People II' is described in an official short article through information processing pipelines as her flexibility and vulnerability when facing emotions; This metaphor does not directly identify her race or mechanical identity.
Spotted cat (people who have left)
In the ZERO prologue, the chief of Investigation Section 1 proactively invites newcomer Watanabe to partner with him.
Mari (those who have left)
Characters from Escape Humans II, who pursue reason and address their own existential issues from perspectives such as taboo; She also stops Arise from rashly blaming Sorra.
protagonist (those who have left)
An 18-year-old third-year student at Penjaku High School, officially the head of the Mountain Club, but actually the head of the Second Investigation Division of the Police Security Bureau of the Secret Department. From Section One, he intuitively achieves a high case-solving rate and is in sharp opposition to the Deputy Director of the Police Security Bureau.
Watanabe (people who have left)
A rookie investigator in the ZERO prologue, she joins the First Investigation Section of the Secret Police Security Bureau. Dissatisfied with the Intelligence Division's predetermined conclusions, she accepts Madara Neko's proposal to form a partnership.
Limi (people who have left)
The character from 'Going to People II' is described in the official short article as her response to bystander criticism as a symbolic punishment.
Senior Anzai (Those Who Have Left)
Characters credited for voice acting are included in the production list for 'Past Men I/II,' with character voices provided by Rui Hibiki.
Tomie (people who have left)
Characters credited for voice acting are listed in the production list for 'Past Persons I/II,' with voice provided by Saaya Hazuki.
Itsuka (The Left)
The characters from Escape II, whose short essays revolve around the consumption of laughter, laughter and victory, and resistance in the face of death.
Zhang Zi (The Left)
The characters of Going to People II, whose official short essays focus on the situation of helplessness and how bystanders confront her tragedy.
Deputy Director of the Police and Security Bureau of the Shamitsu Department (Those Who Have Left)
The protagonist and Midoriko's direct superior, controls the Police Security Bureau and uses the intelligence division to set up schemes, constantly clashing with the protagonist. The story is that the director was brought down by his scheme as a rumor.
Maple (the people who left)
The character from 'Going to People II' is officially introduced as discussing emotions through her memories: even if external scenes are fully recreated, the emotions that arise again may not be the same.
Ren Luo (people who have left)
A character from Okitotachi II. When Rose talks about her eating habits, Mari sternly corrects her; The short essay revolves around her silence, memory, and language conventions.
Eizo (The Left)
The characters of Escape II constantly tell bizarre lies, while also showing a perfectionist side; The official short article links this to attempts to preemptively cover future uncertainties.
Lisa (the people who have left)
A character from Okitotachi II. The official essay discusses different observational methods through her compulsive behavior, presenting classical psychoanalysis while questioning judgments based solely on minimal manifestations.
Shigemura (People Who Have Left)
In the prologue of ZERO, a second-year student at Hokujaku High School becomes the target of Watanabe's school investigation due to suspected connection to Netsect; The introduction did not confirm the suspicion as fact.
Ying'er (The Left)
The characters of 'Going to People II' revolve around nonverbal voices, information transmission, and choices made when boundaries are broken.
Usami (The Left)
The character from 'Going to the Humans II' is officially introduced as an alien, and she discusses her bias toward Earthlings and her situation of being held in the world; Details of his background are not elaborated in this introduction.
Kaho Sonomura (The Left)
A character from Okunotachi II, who explains himself through acting personality disorder. The official character also questions why she is so convinced and whether self-naming is sufficient to explain her personal experience.
Arisu Nanjo (People Who Left)
Pengque is a first-year high school student, petite. The protagonist speaks to her in the hallway after school out of suspicion, and since then she often follows him, often responding unexpectedly.