The Witch's Bakery Characters: Meet Lunne and Friends

Meet The Witch's Bakery characters

A bakery customer, a demanding chef, or a magical shopkeeper can become the reason you care about your next day in Paris. The Witch's Bakery characters connect Lunne’s baking routine to friendships, emotional struggles, and an optional romance with Estelle. Getting to know The Witch's Bakery characters helps you follow those relationships while recognizing the people behind the pastries and magical adventures.

You play as Lunne, a cheerful witch opening a bakery in modern Paris. Around her are magical companions, former teachers, ambitious professionals, and siblings with very different personalities. Here are seven characters to recognize as you settle into the neighborhood.

Character	Role	Connection to Lunne
Lunne	Playable witch and baker	Opens the bakery and heals emotions through magic
Orio	Shapeshifting magical companion	Helps Lunne and works alongside her
Estelle Berger	Finance expert and consulting firm leader	Visits the bakery in Chapter 2; can become a romantic partner
Ghaldari	Magical shop owner and former teacher	Taught Lunne at the Academy
Mirembe	Young mage and shop intern	Meets Lunne at Ghaldari’s shop
Mawuli	Streamer and content creator	Helps Lunne gain popularity
Kei	Master chef	Challenges Lunne in Chapter 4

Keep the family and teaching connections in mind: Mawuli is Mirembe’s older brother, while Ghaldari links Lunne’s magical education to her new life in Paris. Estelle and Kei bring emotional themes into focus through their respective chapters.

Official page: The Witch's Bakery (store.steampowered.com)

Lunne and Orio: Your Bakery Partnership

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Lunne, the witch who bakes to heal

Lunne arrives in Paris with a clear ambition: open her own bakery. Her special ability gives that everyday dream a magical purpose. She can see into people’s hearts and use her baking to help heal their emotions.

Her work takes several forms. Some customers need help during an ordinary bakery visit, while deeper struggles lead her into magical spaces called Heart Palaces. That connection between customer service and emotional care shapes the adventure: preparing bread and learning about someone’s troubles belong to the same daily life.

Look closely at Lunne’s outfit and you’ll spot her interests before she says a word. Her braid resembles bread, and her witch hat carries a crescent-shaped croissant detail. A sailor top, long skirt, and comfortable shoes connect her magical appearance to the streets she explores.

Her color palette also has a broader meaning. Other characters use colors associated with particular emotions, while Lunne’s design embraces the full emotional range. Watch for that difference when comparing her appearance with Estelle’s blues or Kei’s warmer, simmering tones.

Orio, the shapeshifting helper

Orio has a soft, catlike appearance, expressive ears, and a bright pink color. Their slightly transparent body belongs to a Metamorph: a creature capable of changing size and shape.

That makes Orio more than a conventional pet. They are Lunne’s close companion and a practical part of the bakery team. During business hours, Orio bakes treats and sorts them into baskets while Lunne handles dough preparation and customer orders.

Keep the dough supply stocked. Orio stops baking when it runs out, so watching that supply supports the partnership. When one pastry attracts more orders, prioritize that treat to respond to demand.

Among The Witch's Bakery characters, Lunne is the witch-baker, and Orio is her magical helper and close friend. Their shared routine gives you familiar company between conversations, city outings, and emotional journeys.

Estelle and Kei: Sadness, Anger, and Ambition

The Witch's Bakery characters often communicate something about themselves through clothing, posture, and color. Estelle and Kei make that especially easy to notice, with designs tied to their chapters’ emotional themes.

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Detail	Estelle Berger	Kei
Introduction	Chapter 2, visiting Lunne’s bakery	Chapter 4
Profession	Finance expert and head of a prestigious consulting firm	Master chef
Emotional theme	Sadness	Anger
Personality	Serious, determined, confident	Imposing, demanding, weary, with a sweeter side
Visual details	Bob haircut, tailored clothing, manual wheelchair, blue tones	Tall silhouette, chef clothing, rolled sleeves, deep reds and blues

Estelle Berger and the romance option

Estelle brings a composed, professional presence into Lunne’s bakery. Her understated jewelry and elegant clothing suit her position at the head of a consulting firm. She uses a high-end manual wheelchair, with its appearance integrated into the rest of her design.

Blue runs through her clothing and chair, connecting her appearance to sadness, the dominant emotion of her introductory chapter. The visual theme gives you something to notice without revealing how her personal story unfolds.

Estelle is also the game’s only romance option. Lunne can build friendships with several characters, but Estelle is the one who can become her Valentine. The relationship develops through narrative choices after their Chapter 2 meeting.

If you want to pursue that romance, pay attention to your choices as her story develops. Let the conversations guide your decisions rather than expecting every friendship to become a romance.

Kei and the pressure of ambition

Kei is a master chef whose imposing presence matches his strong personality. He challenges Lunne to improve, even as he struggles with his own ambition and a fading sense of inspiration.

His chapter centers on anger, but his design also connects red with culinary passion. That distinction matters when reading his personality: exhaustion, frustration, and a desire to recover his spark all sit beneath his demanding exterior.

Look beyond his grumpiness as you get to know him. His professional clothing and powerful silhouette communicate authority, while the warmer details hint at the kindness underneath. Kei brings the emotional cost of ambition into a game where cooking is also a source of connection.

Ghaldari, Mirembe, and Mawuli: Paris Beyond the Bakery

Several The Witch's Bakery characters have connections that extend beyond Lunne’s shop. A visit to a magical business introduces part of that wider world, while a young content creator brings a distinctly modern energy to it.

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Character	Connection or location	Recognizable details
Ghaldari	Owns Dans la Toile in Passage Verdeau; formerly taught Lunne	Tall spider-human scholar with an eccentric, cozy style
Mirembe	Interns at Ghaldari’s shop and studies at IRMA Academy	Pink and soft green outfit, decorated hat, energetic manner
Mawuli	Mirembe’s older brother; helps Lunne gain popularity	Layered streetwear, expressive gestures, personal streamer logo

Ghaldari, the familiar teacher

Ghaldari owns Dans la Toile, a magical shop in Passage Verdeau filled with unusual artifacts and enchanted tools. He also taught Lunne during her Academy years, giving their relationship a history that predates the bakery.

He belongs to the Aranea Humana, also called Tissetoile or Star-Weaver. These beings combine human and spider characteristics and retain the ability to produce and weave webs.

His height and unusual features create a striking introduction, but his personality is cheerful, curious, and funny. His clothes combine scholarly comfort with the collected curiosities of someone who always has another interest to discuss.

Visit his shop as you explore Paris. It connects Lunne’s past with the city’s magical community and introduces another member of the cast.

Mirembe, the energetic apprentice

Mirembe is a 13-year-old mage-in-training studying at IRMA Academy. You encounter her working as an intern in Ghaldari’s shop.

Her personality is enthusiastic, eccentric, and unpredictable. Her outfit draws on 1990s fashion and sportswear, mixing everyday clothing with magical accessories. Pink expresses her bold energy, while soft green balances the design.

Pay attention to her hat: its small details reference her school and her development as a mage. Alongside Ghaldari’s connection to Lunne’s education, Mirembe gives the Academy a place in the cast’s present-day lives.

Mawuli, the confident creator

Mawuli is Mirembe’s 19-year-old older brother, a streamer and content creator who helps Lunne become better known.

His relaxed posture, layered streetwear, jewelry, and expressive gestures suit someone comfortable attracting attention. Even his shirt carries his streamer logo, bringing personal branding into this magical version of Paris.

There is vulnerability beneath that confident public image. Keep both sides of his personality in mind as you follow his story: the person who enjoys the spotlight also has an emotional life beyond the performance.

Building Relationships and Understanding Heart Palaces

The Witch's Bakery characters become part of a daily rhythm that moves between work, exploration, and quieter preparation. Each phase gives Lunne a different way to develop her life in Paris.

Daily phase	What Lunne does	Connection to the cast
Daytime	Prepares dough, serves customers, and uses magic to help with troubles	Works with Orio and meets bakery visitors
Evening	Explores districts, builds relationships, and enters troubled hearts	Gets to know friends and their personal stories
Night	Rests, improves magic, decorates, and spends time in the atelier	Develops the baking and magical skills used to help others

Paris includes districts such as Montmartre and the Grands Boulevards, along with quieter local streets. Each district has its own characters, shops, and activities. New locations become accessible as the story progresses.

Explore beyond the bakery after work. Activities offer opportunities to get to know characters, while shops sell items such as recipe books. Learning a recipe in the atelier adds it to the bakery’s options, connecting your outings with the next working day.

Heart Palaces take those relationships into a more personal space. When someone’s emotions are deeply locked away, Lunne enters a magical landscape where thoughts and feelings become tangible.

Inside, she guides a personified Emotion back to the Heart’s Cradle and discovers an ingredient needed for healing bread. Some emotional journeys involve several visits, giving the story room to explore the person’s struggles.

Follow the conversations alongside the puzzles. The emotional setting, the ingredient, and the bread all connect to the person Lunne is helping. Understanding that connection gives these adventures their purpose beyond reaching the end of a maze.

If you played the Steam demo, start the full game on the Default Public Version with a new save. Demo saves are incompatible with the full release and can cause progress to become stuck.

FAQ

Who are the main The Witch's Bakery characters?

The cast includes Lunne, her magical companion Orio, Estelle Berger, Ghaldari, Mirembe, Mawuli, and Kei. Lunne is the playable protagonist, while the others connect to her bakery, friendships, magical education, and emotional adventures.

Who can you romance in The Witch's Bakery?

Estelle Berger is the only romance option. You meet her in Chapter 2 when she visits Lunne’s bakery, and narrative choices shape how the relationship develops.

Is Orio a cat?

Orio has a catlike appearance, but they are a Metamorph. They can change their size and shape, have a slightly transparent body, and help Lunne bake and organize treats.

Where do you meet Mirembe and Kei?

You encounter Mirembe at Ghaldari’s magical shop, where she works as an intern while studying at IRMA Academy. Kei enters the story in Chapter 4 as a master chef who challenges Lunne.