Pomefiore Dormitory

Being pansexual and Aroace, Kiara would likely see the boys from Pomefiore (famous for being incredibly handsome) only as great friends, gossip partners, and buddies in aesthetics or music, without any romantic tension, which would bring a very light and "brotherly" energy to her there. In short, Pomefiore would be the perfect place for her to hone her artistic and magical talents, while bringing a warm, spiritual, and cultural energy that this rigid, appearance-focused dormitory desperately needs!

Seeing Kiara practicing Capoeira (with all her agility and musicality) and the precision of Taekwondo would leave the residents speechless. Vil would appreciate the posture and gracefulness of Capoeira movements, while Rook would be fascinated by its combat efficiency. Anyone who tried to underestimate Kiara for being "a girl in the boys' dorm" would receive a precise Taekwondo kick before they could finish the sentence.

Since Pomefiore is the dormitory specializing in alchemy and potions, Kiara's Lupus condition would be treated in a very interesting way there: Vil and Rook, upon discovering her autoimmune condition and how she needs to avoid extreme stress, would use Pomefiore's potion lab to create protective tonics and creams (especially against the sun, should her skin be affected). Her genius would help her understand the alchemy of that world in the blink of an eye, making her stand out in class.

Kiara's inherited and unique recipes would be quite an event in the dorm. Pomefiore is known for strict dietary rules (courtesy of Vil to maintain perfect skin and body). When Kiara decided to make these large and different recipes, there would be an initial shock. Vil would inspect each ingredient, but if the recipes contained natural ingredients beneficial to health, he might even approve. Epel Felmier would be her biggest fan. Being a country boy who misses real, hearty food, he would devour Kiara's recipes in secret (or not so secretly), forging a strong bond of friendship with her.

Pomefiore is heavily based on aesthetics, perfection, potions, and continuous effort. The Ghosts: Kiara's natural and calm reaction to ghosts would certainly catch Rook Hunt's attention. He would find her connection to the "invisible" absolutely beautè (beautiful) and mysterious, probably spending hours observing her. Vil Schoenheit: At first, Vil might look askance at her mixed Italian/Brazilian accent or her pagan habits, but he would quickly change his attitude upon seeing her exceptional talent. Vil deeply respects those who have artistic talents (singing, playing instruments) and dedication.

Epel's signature spell is called "Crimson Sleep." It allows him to encase an individual in a glass coffin, causing them to fall asleep. It can be used to protect allies from harm, as well as to imprison enemies and prevent them from attacking. It can also be used to allow someone to rest safely.

Come, see if you can escape me. Arrow from a distance! Rook Hunt

Rook's signature magic, "Distance Arrow," allows him to locate any person or thing [4] by visualizing it as a path of shimmering lights, provided there is nothing blocking magic in the way. If there is, it will pause a little before, but will continue from where it left off as soon as the blockage is removed.

I lose nothing and fear nothing. This shining crown was made for me. The most beautiful of all. Vil Schoenheit

His signature spell is called "The Most Beautiful of All" and allows him to cast a curse on anything he touches, under any conditions he desires. The spell is so powerful that not even he can undo it until the curse's conditions are met.

Epel comes from Harvest Village and often mentions that his family works on an apple farm. It was mentioned later in the main story that Harveston is actually part of Shaftlands, but it is not widely known. [7] Epel is the only member of the main cast who doesn't have another character from the same hometown. His first name is a reference to Snow White's poisoned apple, while his last name appears to derive from the French and Romanian word for farmer, "fermier". Epel wants to get tall and muscular like Ashton Vargas. [ 8 ] He wanted to be selected for Savanaclaw. [ 9 ] Ace mistook Epel for a girl when he first met him. Epel grew up surrounded only by elderly people and the first time he had interactions with people of his own age group was when he arrived at the NRC. [ 10 ] Epel had a pet rabbit when he was a child.

Neither of Epel's parents is a wizard, but his grandmother and great-grandmother are witches. His family works with growing and selling apples. They often send him boxes of fruit or their special apple juice, but they seem to have some difficulties in the business—Epel taught himself how to carve apples beautifully because many had imperfections and didn't sell. [3] He also mentioned wanting to make a potion that could strengthen weak apple trees, as this would make his grandfather happy. [4]

Epel's dormitory uniform is similar to that of the other Pomefiore students. Epel also wears dark purple eyeshadow with cat-eye eyeliner when in uniform. The uniform consists of a violet tunic, a black button-down shirt underneath, black trousers, and black and gold heeled boots.

Epel's violet tunic reaches to her knees. The lining is dark red, with an intricate Baroque pattern depicting several poisoned apples. Furthermore, beneath most of the tunic, there is a layer of transparent black fabric.

His cloak folds in the front, like a kimono. The sleeves open at the shoulders and reach to the knees. Both sleeves have a gold baroque pattern near the ends. The left shoulder of the cloak also features this pattern and includes the symbol of Pomefiore. At chest level, the cloak has three gold stripes with a design similar to that of a marching band uniform. Around his waist, he wears a wide black sash with a red cord tied on top, fastened on the left side. The ends of the cord also reach his knees and have large red and yellow tassels at the tips.

The black button-down shirt he wears under his robe has long sleeves and a white collar with wing-shaped points. The ends of the sleeves have a pattern reminiscent of lace and a single loop that wraps around his middle finger. His black trousers have a sheen reminiscent of leather. His heeled boots are predominantly black, but the laces, soles, and toe caps are gold. On the back of the boots, there is a gold baroque design.

He is a young man with a jovial appearance, fair skin and considerably smaller stature than his colleagues. These are medium-length wavy hair, made of periwinkle, with a long fringe that divides to the left and molds the sides of the face. His eyes are light blue and generally display a neutral and mysterious expression. On rare occasions, however, Epel reveals a mischievous and youthful smile.

He has a good sense of smell. [ 7 ] He likes to write poetry. "Tower" could be a reference to the chess piece that resembles a castle, alluding to the concept of royalty. The rook also plays a supporting role close to the king, possibly alluding to his position as vice-governor of Vil. It could also refer to a type of raven, alluding to the Evil Queen's pet raven. Rook is one of the three students (along with Kalim and Silver) who use light magic instead of void magic. In the Japanese version, Rook's Signature Spell is called "I See You," a reference to his keen eyesight and hunter lifestyle. His is one of several Signature Spells whose names were changed for the English release, along with Ace, Deuce, Trey, Jamil, Epel, and Chenya. Rook is a fan of Neige and the second member of Neige's fan club, Eternal Snow. [ 8 ] Before joining Pomefiore, Rook was a member of the Savannaclaw Dormitory. [ 9 ] Rook apparently asked Ruggie to play tag [ 10 ] If Rook had to change dormitories, he would choose Heartslabyul. He not only appreciates the beauty and rules of the dormitory, but is also drawn to the fact that both Heartslabyul and Pomefiore were created in honor of two powerful queens, among the Seven Great Queens.

Rook is an enigmatic person with a passion for all things beautiful. He is fascinated by the very concept of beauty and has a habit of fixating on beautiful things. In general, he is sociable and extravagant, and enthusiastically supports those he admires. Although his peculiar way of acting may seem suspicious to others, Rook is almost always genuine in his intentions. [1]

Rook seems to approach the process of getting to know his peers in the same way a hunter studies his target before aiming. Thus, he tries to learn more about his peers in rather unusual ways. When it comes to people he finds especially interesting, Rook often observes them from afar for long periods. [2] Other times, he interacts directly with them, bombarding them with questions to see how they react. [3] Although his ultimate goal is somewhat obscure, he seems to find pleasure in knowing what motivates others and is willing to do whatever it takes to satisfy his own curiosity.

Rook uses a variety of French words in his speech and has given French nicknames to all of his notable classmates.

Rook's dormitory uniform is similar to that of the other Pomefiore students, with one distinctive feature: his signature hat. Rook also wears dark purple cat-eye eyeliner when in uniform. The uniform consists of a violet tunic, a black button-down shirt underneath, black trousers, and black and gold heeled boots.

Rook's violet cloak reaches just above his knees. The lining is dark red, with an intricate baroque pattern depicting several poisoned apples. Furthermore, beneath most of the cloak, there is a layer of sheer black fabric.

His cloak folds in the front, like a kimono. The sleeves open at the shoulders and reach above the knees. Both sleeves have a gold baroque pattern near the ends. The left shoulder of the cloak also features this pattern and includes the symbol of Pomefiore. At chest level, the cloak has three gold stripes with a design similar to that of a marching band uniform. Around his waist, he wears a wide black sash with a red cord over it, tied on the left side. The ends of the cord reach below the knees and have large red and yellow tassels at the tips.

The black button-down shirt he wears under his cloak has long sleeves and a white collar with wing-shaped points. The ends of the sleeves have a lace-like pattern and a single loop that wraps around his middle finger. Rook wears short black gloves over the ends of his sleeves. His black trousers have a leather-like sheen. His heeled boots are predominantly black, but the laces, soles, and toe caps are gold. On the back of the boots is a gold baroque design.

Rook's signature hat has been changed to violet, matching the color of his robes. The band around the hat is dark red and the feather is black.

Rook is a taller-than-average young man with fair skin. His medium-length hair is cut in a bob style with straight bangs. He has green eyes and usually wears brown eyeliner with a cat-eye effect. Rook almost always wears gloves, as well as a wide-brimmed hat with a large feather on top. Although the hat's color is different when he's wearing his dormitory uniform, the one he usually wears is light brown, with a brown band and a white feather. He is often seen with a courteous smile and a seductive look.

The Antagonist Complex (The Greatest Wound): Vil works twice as hard as anyone else, has an impeccable beauty and acting routine, but the industry always casts him as the villain/antagonist because he has an "intimidating" or "cold" beauty. His biggest trigger is seeing people he considers "less hardworking" (like Neige LeBlanche) get the lead role simply because they have a cute or "nice" aura. When he's rejected for a leading role, his pride is shattered. The Fear of Aging and Imperfection: He's obsessed with being at the top because he knows a modeling/acting career can be fleeting. Wrinkles, visible fatigue, or any sign that he's not in complete control of his body triggers anxiety attacks. If he feels he's losing control of his own image, he internally freaks out. Discomfort with the "Uncontrollable" (Lack of Professionalism): Vil can't stand people who don't take their work seriously or who act impulsively without thinking about their public image. That's why he's so strict with Epel and Ace. When things go off his planned script, his stress levels skyrocket. Hidden Insecurity About Your True Worth: Deep down, Vil is afraid that all his effort will be in vain. He secretly wonders: "If I'm so perfect, why am I never the first choice?" It is this desperation that led him to almost make serious mistakes in the game's original story (with Overblot).

Outside of school, he works as a professional actor and model. [ 5 ] Azul claims that Vil holds the record for the most runway appearances in two consecutive seasons. [6] He has over 5 million followers on Magicam and is considered a prominent influencer. [6] Vil makes a point of staying in shape and can easily defeat strong opponents in physical fights. He had previously been cast as a spy on a TV show and received training in self-defense and martial arts to prepare for the role. He maintains a training regimen in case those skills are needed again in his acting career. [7] He once mentions having a former kickboxing champion as his personal trainer. [ 8 ] In his dorm room, there is a pair of dumbbells on the floor, suggesting that he does weight training. According to the tradition of his dormitory, he needed to create the strongest poison to become the guardian of the Pomefiore house. [ 9 ] According to Rook, Vil wears 13-centimeter heels. It is not confirmed what her normal standing height is. [10] In Japanese, Vil uses the pronoun atashi (アタシ) to refer to himself. This pronoun, although more commonly used by women, can be used regardless of gender. He once ate salad with mayonnaise and had terrible acne for three days. Vil never had any interest in finding out who his mother was or whether he inherited his magical powers from her. [ 11 ] It is known, however, that his father is not a wizard. Vil demonstrates a high sensitivity to the sensation of falling, although he himself does not understand the reason, considering that he does not experience difficulties with flying magic, car trips, or extreme outings.

Vil was raised by his father, an extremely famous actor who uses the stage name Eric Venue. [1] Possibly inspired by his father, Vil began acting at a young age, participating in school plays and TV shows. But Vil was always cast as the villain or bully, which began to bother him early in his acting career. He wanted to stay on stage for the entire play and portray a hero, and to achieve this goal, he dedicated himself to rigorous training and effort in both his skills and his appearance. However, he was never chosen for anything other than villainous roles, which frustrated him. Despite his growing negative feelings, Vil never gave up trying or lost hope throughout his life.

Vil seems to have a good relationship with his father, as the latter shows support for Vil's career and Vil considers him a "loving father". [2] Vil mentioned that his father would come home dressed in makeup and special effects costumes every Halloween, [3] and also used to read stories to him about the Beautiful Queen. [4]

He is extremely obsessed with beauty and makes no effort to conquer it and maintain it. He behaves in a majestic manner and is rigorous with himself and with others. He has confidence in his appearance, because it is something he has achieved with great effort – he never stops exercising, pays attention to his diet and even makes his own personal care products. Vile nourishes a certain contempt for people who neglect his appearance. He also hates the idea of ​​letting something just appear, because he believes that only hard and true work can achieve his goals.

As the dormitory leader, Vil's uniform differs slightly from that of the other Pomefiore students, the most notable features being the length of his tunic and his golden crown. Instead of his usual hairstyle, Vil wears his hair in a braided bun when in uniform. He also wears dark purple eyeshadow with a cat-eye effect, dark lipstick, and dark purple nail polish. The uniform consists of a violet tunic, a black button-down shirt underneath, black trousers, and black and gold high-heeled boots.

While the common Pomefiore cloak reaches to the knees, Vil's is long enough to touch the ground. The lining is dark red, with an intricate baroque pattern depicting several poisoned apples. In addition, beneath most of the cloak, there is a layer of transparent black fabric.

His cloak folds in the front like a kimono and opens at the ends like a curtain. The sleeves open at the shoulders and reach to the knees. Both sleeves have a gold baroque pattern near the ends. The left shoulder of the cloak also features this pattern and includes the symbol of Pomefiore. At chest level, the cloak has three gold stripes with a design similar to that of a marching band uniform. Around his waist, he wears a wide black sash with a red cord over it, tied on the left side.

The black button-down shirt he wears under his robe has long sleeves and a white collar with wing-shaped points. The ends of the sleeves have a lace-like pattern and a single loop that wraps around his middle finger. His black trousers, though partially visible, have a sheen reminiscent of leather. His heeled boots are predominantly black, but the laces, soles, and toe caps are gold. On the back of the boots, there is a gold baroque design. Vil wears a unique gold crown on his head, with a design composed of triangles and small fleur-de-lis. Near the center of the crown, there is a heart-shaped icon.

Vil is a tall, fair-skinned young man with shoulder-length hair and light lilac eyes. His hair is light blond with light lilac-dyed tips. His usual hairstyle is loose hair with a long side fringe and two loose braids on each side that meet at the back of his head. The braids are fastened at the back with a golden heart-shaped hair clip with a sword through it. Regardless of her outfit, Vil is always seen wearing makeup, most commonly brown eyeshadow, dark eyeliner, and occasionally lipstick. Vil usually sports a refined smile.