Cast Overview — Obsessed Lucy

Obsessed Lucy keeps its dramatis personae short. VNGTrash’s 18+ visual novel on Steam (3995190, released 6 August 2026) spends almost all narrative capital on Lucy and the Protagonist you control. Supporting figures—friends, neighbors, implied authority—enter sparingly, often without the crisp portrait work Lucy receives. This Cast Overview maps who players talk about versus who the game clearly shows, so you do not chase fanfiction names that never appeared in script.

Use the Characters Hub as your index, then cross-link to Walkthrough Hub, Endings Hub, and Guides Hub when a side character triggers a decision fork.

On-screen hierarchy

Presence	Typical role	Wiki deep dive
Lucy	Roommate, obsession focus, clearest art	Lucy
Protagonist	Player POV, dialogue choices	Protagonist
Friend-circle figures	Social pressure, route flavor	Friend route guide
Blurred or partial sprites	Atmosphere, jealousy triggers	Choice points
Off-screen voices	Phone/text beats	Full story walkthrough

The table is functional, not a leaked script bible—when in doubt, trust what your gallery unlocks after replays.

Lucy as the only clear face

Capsule art, store trailers, and most CG highlights put Lucy’s face forward. Players routinely say she is the only character drawn with consistent facial detail, while others hide in shadow, crop at the shoulders, or appear once as chibi gag inserts. That direction supports the title: obsession zooms in on one person until the apartment feels like her portrait gallery.

Art quality discussions tie to Steam’s AI art disclosure. Expect strong color mood on Lucy with occasional background artifacts—topics covered honestly on Worth Buying? and the Review Hub. AI assistance does not change who counts as cast; it changes how forgiving you must be about props and hands.

Landlady, tenant, and roommate labels

Steam reviews mix three labels:

• Roommate — Matches apartment cohabitation premise on the store page.
• Landlady / tenant — Player tropes about power, rent reminders, and access to spaces, not always literal lease roles.
• Friend — Social framing when you avoid romantic exclusivity language early.

Wiki guides translate tropes into observable behavior (who initiates, who apologizes, who controls keys) instead of arguing canon job titles. When a walkthrough says “tenant answer,” it means deferential dialogue, not a hidden stat named Tenant.

Characters tied to endings

Multiple endings still come from how Lucy and you negotiate attachment, not from unlocking a secret heroine roster. Optional adult scenes may reference third parties as jealousy objects even when their sprites stay minimal. Confirm requirements on Ending conditions and track unlocks with the Ending checklist.

Achievement completion references nine Steam trophies—see Achievements guide and the Achievement tracker while you replay for missing cast-triggered flags.

What this VN does not include

There is no sprawling school club, isekai party, or gacha roster. If you arrive expecting ten romance candidates, reset expectations via Wiki overview and How to Play. Updates on itch Update 1 and Update 2 may add scenes rather than entirely new named cast—follow Updates for patch notes.

Spoiler discipline

Cast pages avoid detailing the friend-route twist players flag in forums; that lives on Friend route guide with warnings. Likewise, we do not invent surnames or ages absent from official text.

Reading order after cast review

1. Lucy for obsession beats.
2. Protagonist for choice impact.
3. Routes overview for structure.
4. Endings for outcomes.
5. Mature Content if any cast-triggered scene makes you uncomfortable mid-replay.

Cast clarity makes replays faster: you stop hunting characters that were never modeled and focus on dialogue that actually moves endings.