Kei

• Kei dresses up in a black and gold Egyptian Pharaoh costume. 
• He hands out full-size designer chocolate bars, and if Kei runs out, he will hand out money. 

• The purpose of Halloween is to scare, so why should kids be exempted? He chooses to be a plague doctor. 
• Sotetsu hands out floss and dental products just to see the agony on the trick-or-treater’s faces. He is playing the role of a doctor, after all.

• Ginsei’s sisters choose his costume, and they think their brother suits being a Roman Emperor.
• He wanted to give jewel-shaped chocolates, but he could not fit them in his budget, so he hands out chocolate coins.

• Gui goes shopping with Ginsei and ends up getting chocolate coins as well. 
• His teammate tells him kids love cute animals, so Gui decides to be a panda. He hopes a lot of kids smile when they see his costume. 

• Yoshino dresses up as Jack Skellington, completely ignoring the height difference. 
• Not wanting to spend too much money, he hands out fun-size assorted chocolates.

• Yakou wants to scare the kids a little this year, so he dresses up like Slenderman. 
• He hands them assorted fun-size chocolate with a mix of Halloween-themed kisses chocolates. 

• Kokuyou locks his door and turns off the light. Who wants to deal with brats asking for candy? 
• If someone dares to knock on his door, he will glare down at them until they run away crying. 

• Though Takami wants to pick a scary costume, he doesn’t want to upset any kids, so he dresses up like a priest.
• He hands out standard full-size chocolate bars. It’s the one day that kids get to eat all the chocolate they want, so why not make them happy. 

• Akira dresses up as Superman. There is a change that women will accompany the children, and what better to get their attention than by being a superhero? 
• He hands out candy necklaces, thinking that children will enjoy the candy they can wear. 

• Taiga dreads the holiday and dislikes noisy kids, so he leaves the handing-out candy part to Nekome. 
• While his older brother hands out treats, he sits on the sofa playing games, wearing his “404 Error Costume Not Found” t-shirt. 

• Sin buys chocolate bars and doesn’t dress up. He already knows what’s going to happen, so there is no point in dressing up. 
• And…as Sin expected, kids were too scared to approach his doorstep. He ends up bringing the chocolates to Starless the next day. 

• Huh? Why buy candy and hand it out when you can go trick-or-treat and get free candy? 
• Mizuki wears black pants/hoodie with an LED Purge mask. 

• Kongou loves handing out candy to the kids, and this year, he makes them homemade truffles, each individually wrapped in a colorful and cute wrapper. 
• To top it all off, he dresses up like a chef. 

• Ran enjoys scaring the kids and hearing them scream, so he chooses to wear the “free hugs clown” costume. He hopes at least one kid is brave enough to ask him for a hug. 
• Speaking of scary, why hand out the usual chocolates when you can hand out eyeball-shaped candy. 

• Heath can’t wear a costume with a mask as it messes with his breathing, so he dresses up like a skeleton. 
• He hands out kisses chocolates and is very generous with giving them out. 

• Give candy to kids? HAHAHA.
• Rico attends a party dressed as a sexy fallen angel. Who wants to look at kids when you can wear a sexy costume and party? 

• Why would Mokuren give chocolates to anyone when they can eat them?
• Forget about wearing a costume, they don’t even open the door. 

• Qu likes to always have a little oomph to his costumes, so this year, he decides to be a sexy grim reaper. 
• He hands out chocolate truffles, each wrapped in a beautiful metallic wrapper. 

• Candy? Why hand out candy when you can give out donuts? He even individually wraps them in a sealable food bag. 
• And while he is handing out donuts, why not dress like a donut? After all, there is no such thing as too many donuts. 

• Hari chooses to be a classic old-time gangster. Classic costumes are still the best and will always be. 
• He hands out pastries, slices of cake, or macaroons – each in a Halloween-themed box. 

• Zakuro dresses up like a scarecrow. Why choose to be something cute when you can scare the soul out of the kids?
• To add to their pain, he hands out vegetables to the trick-or-treaters. Oh, how he dearly enjoys watching their face contort in agony. 

Rindou

• Rindou decides to stick to a traditional costume and dresses up as a knight. 
• He hands out gourmet lollipops to each kid, and if he sees a costume he really likes, he hands that child two lollipops. 

• Nekome believes in celebrating the scary part of Halloween, so he chooses to be a shadow demon. Standing in the dark when the kids arrive and scaring them as soon as they ring the doorbell. 
• Then, he hands them standard fun-size chocolates to make it up to them. The louder they scream or cry, the more candy he gives them. 

• Sinju dresses up as a minion and sits in front of his home’s main door. He doesn’t want the kids to disturb his grandmother by constantly knocking on the door. 
• He saved up a little extra money this year so he could treat all the kids in his neighborhood to decent chocolate bars. 

• Maica dresses up as an Aristocrat Prince. He pulls off the costume quite well if he says so himself. 
• To match his costume, Maica hands out king-size chocolate bars. 

• Costume? Why bother? Candy? Again, why bother?
• If anyone knocks on his door, Menou stares them dead in the eyes until they run away. But, if the kid is brave and stays, he hands them packets of sugar. 
• Candy is sugar, so why not give them sugar in its purest form?

• Unei dresses up as Pikachu. Everyone likes Pikachu, right?
• He looks up what candies are in trend and buys a ton of them. Unei gives a generous fist full to every kid who knocks at his door. 
• He will even make a candy run to buy more if needed. The smiles of the kids are worth the effort.