機械化特待生・園堂寺モネット

国際結婚をした両親の元に生まれた女の子。母親の母国で育ったが、日本で活躍している機械化労働士に憧れ、機械化特進コースのある彩宝学園に転入。その後、猛勉強の末に機械化特待生となった。

機械化手術を受ける前は、日本語を満足に話せず、日常的な会話さえままならなかったが、手術後は体内に搭載された自動翻訳システムにより、流暢な日本語を話せるようになった（ただ、口の動きと声が一致していない）。

幼少期を過ごした母親の母国に親友がおり、彼女に日本の風景を送るため、時間さえあればカメラを片手に学園内を撮影している（ただし、撮影が禁止されている場所では、自動的に撮影を回避するよう設定されている）。なお、サイドテールを留めているリボンは、日本に来たばかりの頃に親友に送ったものと同じデザイン。「遠く離れていても、心は一緒」という思いから、機械化された後も好んでつけている。

【English Commentary】

She was born to parents who married internationally. Although she grew up in her mother's home country, she transferred to Saiho Gakuen, which has a special mechanized course, because she admired mechanized laborers who were active in Japan. Later, after intense study, she became a mechanized student.

Before undergoing the mechanization surgery, she was unable to speak Japanese well enough to carry on daily conversations, but after the surgery, an automatic translation system installed in her body enabled her to speak fluent Japanese (however, her mouth movements and voice do not match).

She has a close friend in her mother's home country where she spent her childhood, and in order to send her scenes of Japan, she takes pictures of the school with a camera in her hand whenever she has time (however, the camera is set to automatically avoid taking pictures in places where photography is prohibited). The ribbon that holds up her side tail is the same design as the one she sent to her best friend when she first came to Japan. Even after being mechanized she still likes to wear it because she believes that "even though we are far away, our hearts are the same".