CRYMELIGHT Characters: Alice, Mary, Cheshire, Mad, March & White Rabbit Explained

Wonderland is a prison for dead souls, and the CRYMELIGHT characters are the sinners locked inside it. If you are tracking FURYU's roguelike action game before its planned Steam version arrives, the cast is the main draw: six girls, six confessions, and a battle system that turns repentance into raw power. Every CRYMELIGHT character arrives with a named Japanese voice actor, a listed age, an MBTI type, and a secret the story clearly wants you to dig out.

This guide sticks to what the official sources actually confirm. The details below come from the CRYMELIGHT Steam store page and the official CRYMELIGHT site from Clouded Leopard Entertainment, both captured on November 7, 2026. Treat that as a dated snapshot — character profiles and release details can change.

CRYMELIGHT Characters at a Glance

Source: CRYMELIGHT official site (Clouded Leopard Entertainment), captured November 7, 2026. Profiles reflect that snapshot only.

The cast is backed by a notable staff lineup. Plot and story supervision is credited to Naoki Hisaya, music to Sakuzyo, and character design to YOGISYA — a combination that explains why the marketing leans so hard on moody, story-rich presentation.

Alice and Mary: The Heart of the Story

Alice is the entry point for everything. She wakes in Wonderland with no memory of her life or her death, and the White Rabbit hands her a name and a rule: only the person who defeats the Queen earns freedom. Her official profile describes a girl who shows little interest in other people and rarely displays affection — with Mary as the possible exception. It also asks the pointed question of whether her memory loss is a blessing or a curse.

Mary is the emotional counterweight. She is not a Death Game participant at all but an uninvited guest who wandered into Wonderland, and she has lost her memories much like Alice has. Despite being openly weak compared to the other fighters, she vows to fight for Alice out of gratitude. Her birthday is not listed, and neither is Alice's — the only two CRYMELIGHT characters with that gap in their profiles.

Their contrast is deliberate: INTJ versus ESFJ, 139 cm versus 133 cm, and a girl who trusts nobody next to one who trusts instantly. Community reaction picked up on this quickly. In an X post from April 28, 2026, user @diamondfouse described the cast as a "death game Wonderland edition" setup while flipping through the revealed roster — a fair read of a game built entirely around sins and survival.

Cheshire, Mad, and March: Three Sinners at the Tea Party

These three fill out the middle of the roster, and each one carries a very different kind of sin.

Cheshire is the curious one — a 16-year-old who was into the occult and urban legends while alive and now genuinely enjoys being dead. She joined the Death Game hoping to meet a friend again. The official profile drops the biggest hint of the whole cast here: the great sin of her past is a single lie. She is also the only CRYMELIGHT character whose sin is named outright in the source material.

Mad is the unsettling one. Gentle and kind on the surface, she joined the game to "go to heaven" and never stopped believing that death is salvation. That belief means she hunts souls without hesitation and does not consider it a sin — she thinks she is saving them. Her birthday is September 14, and she is the oldest of the six at 18.

March is the reluctant one. A timid 15-year-old born August 7, she has no intention of fighting and instead works as a hostess at the tea parties. She admits she has a reason for entering the game but refuses to share it, claiming she does not deserve to have her wish granted.

White Rabbit: Guide, Captive, and Wildcard

The White Rabbit is the smallest character in the game at 90 cm and possibly the most interesting. She guides participants through the Death Game, speaks with unnerving maturity for a girl listed as 10 years old, and is polite to official entrants while being openly harsh toward Mary.

Her profile adds a detail that reframes the whole premise: the organizer controls and supervises her, and has gone as far as sewing her mouth shut when she talks too much. She both fears and loves that organizer. The site closes her entry with the question "Is that love her sin?" — a strong signal that the guide is as trapped as the people she escorts.

Where the Cast Appears in the Game Systems

Character writing is not just cutscene material here. Several CRYMELIGHT systems exist specifically to deliver it:

• Tea Parties — Between runs, Alice talks with the other girls over tea. Conversations shift each time you rewind, and characters may reveal their pasts or surprising details about enemies you have already killed.
• Repentance System — Alice absorbs the sins of the souls she defeats, and the resulting "tears of penitence" become power-up items. This is how the game literalizes its own premise.
• Wonder Dimension and Poker System — Killing an enemy spreads an indigo dimension that buffs Alice and speeds up combat, while collecting five skill cards builds poker-style hands that reshape a fight.
• Deluxe Edition extras — The digital artbook "Partygoers' Memoirs" runs 80 pages and includes early character designs plus illustrations of characters not yet revealed. The three-track Special Voice Drama includes "A Whisper that can Melt Candy" (Mary) and an ensemble "Afternoon Tea Time" featuring Alice, Mary, Cheshire, Mad, and March.

The deluxe pack also throws in character-flavored gear: the weapons "Aquamarine Emotions" and "E.V.E," an item set called "Afternoon Tea," and accessories named "Cheshire's Sin," "Mad's Sin," and "March's Sin."

Release Status and Platform Details

Platform timing is where the sources need careful reading, because they do not say the same thing.

As of the Steam store page captured on November 7, 2026, CRYMELIGHT listed its release date as "Coming soon," showed "No user reviews," and carried a news item timestamped November 5, 2026 at 12:00 a.m. (JST) titled "[Important] CRYMELIGHT Steam Release Notice and Apology." The same captured page notes Steam Deck compatibility as "Playable."

The official Clouded Leopard Entertainment site, captured on the same date, lists a release date of November 5, 2026 (JST) for Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5, with an estimated play time of 20–30 hours. Audio is Japanese only, with subtitles in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean. If you want the Steam version specifically, check the store page for updates rather than assuming a date.

FAQ

Who are the main CRYMELIGHT characters? The official roster is Alice, Mary, Cheshire, Mad, March, and the White Rabbit. Alice is the amnesiac protagonist, Mary is the uninvited guest who fights beside her, and the White Rabbit runs the Death Game on behalf of its organizer.

Are all the CRYMELIGHT characters playable? Official material describes Alice as the one fighting through Wonderland and absorbing sins, while the others appear in story scenes and tea party conversations. The sources do not describe Cheshire, Mad, March, Mary, or the White Rabbit as playable fighters, so treat that as unconfirmed.

What sins do the characters carry? Only Cheshire's is spelled out: a single lie from her past. Alice's profile frames her memory loss as an open question, Mary's sin is not named, and Mad does not consider her actions sinful at all. The rest is left for the story to reveal.

When can I meet the CRYMELIGHT characters on PC? As of the Steam listing captured on November 7, 2026, the release date still read "Coming soon," and a November 5, 2026 (JST) news post addressed the Steam release. The official site lists November 5, 2026 (JST) for Switch 2 and PS5, so wishlist the Steam page for the PC timeline.