Ape IV: As a child, Alicia considered Ape the only friend she had, but she's learned to step out her social bubble as she grew older. Even now though, Ape is only kind and cooperative to his creator despite being programmed as a "friend to all". He exclusively speaks finnish so that Alicia's new friends can't step into their convos.

[♂] Little Mac: Before joining the WVBA, Alicia's been following Mac's journey closely. Now that she's able to contact him directly, she occasionally asks him to aid her with her engineering demos, which suits him just fine because he secretly has a thing for tall, tech-savvy blondes.

[♀] Little Mag: Mag is more inclined to fight a doomsday device like Ape rather than Alicia, even if it breaks her contractual obligation to box against any living being on the ring. Her Samus Aran-esque infatuation might still linger.

Rory Ryan: What started as Rory picking on Alicia for being a wimp blossomed into a friendship, after the latter accidentally smashed Rory's nose with a volleyball. They bonded over being the youngest athletes at their division, listening to latin pop, and sharing rancid flash videos via infrared. It is only with Rory that Alicia can comfortably bring her snarky side out.

WVBA: Since she entered to the association, Alicia has had an unrequired crush on Disco Kid (alas, he's only in love with himself). She also went back and forth getting boxig advice from the two Minor Circuit licensed teachers: Von Kaiser and Glass Joe, though it was mainly due to Ape being in alpha. Alicia doesn't have the heart to tell the "old men" that their methods might be a little outdated.

As for her masters, Super Macho Man and Arm Candy (heads of male and female divisions) sometimes snatch her up for free engineering and secretary work. While she knows that experience and recs doesn't pay bills, Alicia's just waiting for the next handsomely paid gig.

The Pelkuri-Santos family: Alicia’s mother is from Neuquén, while her father, Mario Santtu Pelkuri, is a Finn with a murky past and an obscure job that involves meeting up with his three coworkers and vanishing for indefinite periods; they call themselves Simulaattorit.

Recognizing his daughter’s engineering talent, Mario pushed Alicia academically, ensuring she was admitted to the University of Oulu at just sixteen years old. The leap from being a third-world schoolgirl to a first-world university student was very stressful for her, though she at least had the remastered Ape by her side and a solid grasp of Finnish.

After graduating, she shared her plans to become a professional boxer with her father, but he made no effort to hide his disappointment. Now Alicia faces the threat of being sent back to Argentina to work in biomedicine if she loses another fight.