The Witch’s Bakery Characters: Roles, Chapters, Locations

If you are trying to find a character by name, your fastest path is the lookup table below. The directory for the Witch’s Bakery characters keeps the same fields for every named person: name, in-game role, first confirmed chapter, confirmed location, and character page entry. As of October 14, 2026, the game was still shown as not yet unlocked on the Steam store page, so this page sticks to pre-release details from the official news updates rather than post-launch datamining or speculation.

This matters because The Witch’s Bakery characters are easier to navigate when you search by the specific detail you already have, not by paging through long biographies.

Character lookup table

The table below is the central directory. Use the Name column first, then read across for role, first confirmed chapter, and confirmed location.

This table only includes names that appear directly in the official Steam sources. If a name is not here, the October 2026 store page and news updates did not support a separate character entry, so the wiki does not create one from competitor pages or fan wikis.

How to use name-based lookup

The lookup process works in three steps. First, match the name you already have. Second, check the role column to understand what that character does. Third, cross-reference the chapter and location columns with your current save or story progress.

If you only have a few details rather than a full name, you can still work backward. Say you remember “the character you can romance” rather than a name. The Estelle row tells you that she is the romance option, that you first meet her in Chapter 2, and that the same quest line also asks you to get her assistance for a mysterious person named Orin.

A practical search path looks like this:

This matters because the official Steam store page links the game’s story progression to meeting and healing specific people. Lunne earns experience, money, and fame by moving through days, meeting new friends, and healing their hearts. Without a name-based setup, you end up rereading lore when you actually wanted a location.

What Steam confirms about each named character

For the characters that do appear in the official sources, the confirmed details are narrow but useful.

Lunne is the player character. The Steam store page describes her as a joyful witch who opens her bakery in modern Paris and says she has one special power: she can see into people’s hearts and heal their emotions through magic. Her routine creates the game’s three phases. In Daytime, she works in the bakery and helps customers. In Evening, she explores Paris, builds relationships, and enters friends’ troubled hearts. At Night, she rests, improves magic, decorates the bakery, and spends time in her atelier.

Estelle is the strongest source-confirmed NPC entry. The October 8, 2026 “Before You Buy” news update says that “depending on your narrative choices, you will be able to romance Estelle, whom you first meet in Chapter 2.” The same update mentions a quest to help a mysterious person named Orin, and Lunne has to ask for Estelle’s assistance. That gives Estelle two source-backed functions: romance and quest help.

Orio is a smaller but still official presence. A September 14, 2026 update says the new loading screen features chibi Lunne and Orio. The same update does not give Orio a gameplay role, chapter, or location.

Orin is described as “a mysterious person named Orin.” The quest appears in the pre-release news, and it is tied to Estelle only because Lunne must ask her for help. The sources do not yet say where Orin first appears.

Mirembe appears in an artbook research preview: the September 14, 2026 update includes a “Mirembe Character Research” image. That is an art-and-development detail, not a confirmed gameplay role, chapter, or interactive location.

Locations and chapters: what is still missing

The biggest gap in the current directory is the location column. The official store page confirms the broad movement pattern: once your work day is done, you can visit several districts of Paris to meet main characters, join activities, and buy recipe books. It also says each district has its own characters, activities, and shops. What it does not do is list which named character appears in which district.

There is one named example of a place: the store page describes “Le Quai des Bouquinistes” in the 6th arrondissement as a book-seller area near Notre-Dame. But that example is tied to the activities and shopping concept, not to a specific character row. So the location column for Estelle, Orin, Orio, and Mirembe cannot be filled from that example.

Chapters are also incomplete. Only Estelle has a confirmed first-chapter reference: Chapter 2. Lunne is present from the start, but the sources do not phrase her introduction as a numbered chapter. Orin, Orio, and Mirembe have no chapter data in the October 2026 Steam sources. Because this page is a character lookup rather than a biography, these gaps stay visible instead of being filled with guesses.

For movement, the phase table is the safest way to think about where you can interact with characters:

The Heart Palace is another location type that is tied to characters. For some people, an emotion is locked away so strongly that Lunne must go inside their heart to help them. Once inside, she discovers the person’s deepest struggles and finds the key ingredient needed to make a bread that will heal them. That is a character-specific space, but the pre-release sources do not name whose Heart Palace appears in which chapter beyond the general story flow.

Keeping this directory accurate

On October 14, 2026, the Steam store page still showed the game as not yet available and included the planned release date of October 14, 2026. The same official news update from October 8, 2026 said digital editions would launch on 14th October 2026 and physical versions would follow on 16th October 2026. That timing means this page should be treated as a pre-release lookup, not a complete post-release character atlas.

The wiki will not treat a competitor page as proof for a character, and it will not create separate pages for names that are not in the official word list. If a player report or community guide later confirms a new character location, that can queue for a page update, but only when the official source or a consistent community report supports it. Until then, the character directory keeps the empty fields visible instead of pretending they are verified.

FAQ

How do I find a character by name if I only have part of the name?

Use the Name column in the first table and match what you remember. The confirmed name list is small as of October 14, 2026: Lunne, Estelle, Orio, Orin, and Mirembe. If the name is not there, the official Steam sources did not support adding an entry for that character.

Why do only some characters have a first chapter listed?

Only Estelle has a chapter-level confirmation in the sources: you first meet her in Chapter 2. Lunne is present from the start, but the store and news pages do not give her introduction as a numbered chapter. The remaining names have no chapter data yet.

Where can I interact with Estelle?

The pre-release Steam news confirms that you first meet Estelle in Chapter 2 and that a quest asks Lunne to get Estelle’s assistance for Orin. It does not specify a particular Paris district for Estelle. Until a post-release source or player report confirms the location, that column stays open.

Will this character directory get more entries after launch?

Yes, but only when the new information can be tied to the official game sources or consistent community reports. The wiki will not create independent pages for characters that are missing from the official list, even if another site already has a page.