in Victorian-era styles, and has Jack wearing tight pale grey suit pants with three silver and green-blue buttons under each knee, and held up by a thin black belt at his waist. He also wears black leather riding boots that are tall enough go past his calves, and a white collared shirt with a silver vest with a shiny vine pattern over it. A black silk cravat is tied around his neck and collar, with a emerald brooch with a silver fastener pinned to it. On his head is a black silk top hat with a dark silver ribbon and bow tied around the base of the brim. It is proportioned more realistically to his head as opposed to the cartoonishly thin and tall top hat Jack usually wears such as in his default appearance. On his right hand is a brown leather glove, with a large silver ring embedded with a large emerald on his thumb. The most elaborate piece of this costume is the dark green velvet suit coat with lighter green floral embroidery patterned across the entire piece. It has a high collar and six military-style silver buttons in the front clasping the jacket closed. Two large paintbrushes are fastened to his lapel with black clasps, and the bristles are soaked and dripping with bright red paint. A clean white kerchief is poking out of his chest pocket.

Frederick is a tall, slender doll with fair skin, light grey hair tied back into a low ponytail with a black ribbon, with messy, side-swept bangs and strands of hair sticking up from his head, furrowed light grey brows, and warm grey button eyes cross-stitched with dark grey thread. He wears a tattered garnet coat with sweeping coattails and haphazard grey stitching, a white dress shirt with a high collar and frilly cuffs, a light grey waistcoat with silver buttons, haphazard grey stitching, and thick cuffs with metal buttons, dark grey dress pants, and leather loafers. A teal jabot is fastened around his collar with a silver brooch, and he wears grey gloves. Tears are visible in his left elbow and right shoulder, showing cotton stuffing. He holds a bronze tuning fork in his left hand, and a bronze percussion mallet in his right.

Melly is a slender, thin doll with fair skin, braided brown hair pulled into a pigtail with a black ribbon, thin black eyebrows, hexagonal black button eyes stitched with black thread, and a port-wine birthmark[4] across her left cheek. She wears a long, patched, olive green trench coat with a high, black collar and matching cuffs, a light grey shirt, a brown tie, leather gloves, brown trousers, and black-and-white saddle shoes. Her entire head is hidden beneath a stained, light grey beekeeper's helmet with haphazard black stitching, a single, stitched patch on the back, and fitted netting, and sitting on the helmet is a tan fedora with a black ribbon and a small torn hole showing cotton stuffing in the left side. A leather satchel is also slung over her left shoulder. A tear is visible in her left arm, showing cotton stuffing. She holds a butterfly net with a long wooden handle in her hands.

Edgar is a tall, slender doll with fair skin, long, light brown hair with flowing bangs and pulled into a short, curled ponytail tied with a red ribbon at the back, straight, light brown eyebrows, and cerulean button eyes cross-stitched with white thread. He wears a paint-splattered red capelet fastened with a crimson bow, a blue ascot, a light grey shirt with stained cuffs, rolled-up, skinny, dark grey jeans held up by leather suspenders, and mismatched, laced-up leather boots, of which the left one is taller than the right. A white stocking peeks out from his right boot. Tears are visible in his right shoulder, left forearm, and left leg, showing cotton stuffing. He holds three paint-stained paintbrushes in his left hand, and a blank canvas in his right. Edgar has long been weary of the gossips and hypocrisy. The only thing in this world that is worthy of his pursuit is the true essence of art and creative inspiration. The only son of the Valden family, he showed an interest and high talent in art from childhood. Pampering from relatives and praise from social groups have led to his eccentric personality. He only has art in his eyes and has a high self-esteem. His perception of the world around him led to his belief that nobody else is worthy to speak to him about art.

"Orpheus" is a tall, slender doll with pale skin, light brown hair that is combed back with a tuft sticking out over his forehead, furrowed, straight light brown eyebrows, and black button eyes cross-stitched with light grey thread. He wears a light grey coat with thick, buttoned cuffs, a white shirt with a high collar, a teal jabot, a very dull purple waistcoat, light grey, pinstriped dress pants, and black dress shoes. A bronze-rimmed monocle on a silver chain is attached to his right eye. Tears are visible in his left shoulder and right elbow, showing cotton stuffing. He carries a leather notebook and a teal-and-gold fountain pen in his coat. Frederick is a tall, slender doll with fair skin, light grey hair tied back into a low ponytail with a black ribbon, with messy, side-swept bangs and strands of hair sticking up from his head, furrowed light grey brows, and warm grey button eyes cross-stitched with dark grey thread. He wears a tattered garnet coat with sweeping coattails and haphazard grey stitching, a white dress shirt with a high collar and frilly cuffs, a light grey waistcoat with silver buttons, haphazard grey stitching, and thick cuffs with metal buttons, dark grey dress pants, and leather loafers. A teal jabot is fastened around his collar with a silver brooch, and he wears grey gloves. Tears are visible in his left elbow and right shoulder, showing cotton stuffing. He holds a bronze tuning fork in his left hand, and a bronze percussion mallet in his right.