Suwatee is the Goddess of Happiness. She has blue eyes and long blue-green hair reaching past her hips, appearing as a teenage human female who often wears earrings.

She grants a mortal named Kenta the supernatural power to seduce seven women. This wish aims to help Kenta find his true love through these intimate encounters, positioning Suwatee as the instigator and observer.

Throughout Kenta's journey, Suwatee shows clear distress and frustration as he pursues other women. This creates a paradox: she enables his romantic pursuits while displaying signs of her own romantic attachment to him, a consistent internal conflict.

Her character arc concludes when she directly intervenes after Kenta fails to find resolution with the seven women. Suwatee reveals herself as his true destined partner, leading to an intimate encounter between them, though this moment is not explicitly depicted.

Suwatee interacts directly with Kenta as both his benefactor and eventual romantic partner. She also shares a connection with another divine entity, Shuree. Both goddesses appear alongside Kenta in visual representations.