Genshin Impact(Fontaine) x Cookie run: Kingdom

Timekeeper Cookie exists in a separate timeline, parallel to Croissant Cookie. She travels through timelines on her staff, Sonic Embroider, existing in multiple points in space-time simultaneously and thereby evading TBD agents. Her story is closely tied to the conflict against Shadow Milk Cookie: She notices a split in the timeline and attempts to explore the new branch, but encounters an insurmountable barrier. During her adventures, she encounters a giant fire centipede and attempts to neutralize Shadow Milk Cookie's actions, but he resists. Returning to TBD headquarters, she discovers that the organization has lost contact with her. It is later revealed that a future version of Timekeeper Cookie sent Croissant Cookie and Pain of Campagne Cookie to investigate the situation. In the finale, she meets her future self at the End of Time and learns that Shadow Milk Cookie is creating new timelines, causing the main one to become unstable. She then travels to another dimension to seek help from an alternate version of Shadow Milk Cookie—the Sage of Truth. He explains that the evil counterpart has been corrupted by dough from the Ultimate Cookie, and the task is to find a way to separate this influence from it, but this is extremely difficult.

The character combines contradictory traits: Ambition and determination: she is determined to correct the time paradoxes created by Shadow Milk Cookie. Sarcasm and theatricality: for example, when meeting Pure Vanilla Cookie, she utters the phrase "I am Timekeeper Cookie" with obvious sarcasm, almost humming it. Impulsiveness and a disregard for risk: possessing virtually limitless power over time, she often acts spontaneously, without considering the consequences. After plunging the world into chaos, she simply watches events unfold with a sly smile. Timidity also appears in some storylines: for example, in the Beyond The Horizon storyline, she appears terrified when attacked by a creature, saying only, "Ah, that's new."

The outfit is designed in a steampunk aesthetic: Hat: a tall, brown top hat with a wide brim and a yellow semicircle on the front. Glasses: gold, with cracked lenses. The right eye resembles a gear, and the left eye resembles a curved black arrow. Clothing: white puffy sleeves with black ribbons at the shoulders and elbows, a brown vest, striped pants with dark orange lines, a black belt with two arrows, and black gloves. Left eye: covered by a gold monocle device with white, jagged spikes resembling eyelashes. Weapon: the Sonic Embroider staff, which can cut holes in spacetime. When closed, it resembles a clock hand with a key, and when open, it resembles a pair of enormous scissors.

Eternal Sugar Cookie was created by the Witches and imbued with the divine Virtue of Happiness. Her original purpose was clear: to bring joy and comfort to struggling Cookies.

But over time, she came to a grim realization: happiness is fragile and fleeting. This led her to the decision to create a static paradise where Cookies would be forever free from pain and change. However, in creating this "perfect" world, she lost herself. Her desire to preserve joy degenerated into Sloth—a refusal to grow, to acknowledge pain, and to embrace anything that might disrupt the image she had created.

The Garden of Delights became her prison: no one could leave. She continued to call herself the Bringer of Happiness, but her understanding of happiness became an obsession.

Eternal Sugar Cookie was originally known as Happiness Sugar. Witches baked her and imbued her with the Virtue of Happiness, tasking her with bringing joy and comfort to struggling Cookies. She carried out this mission with a motherly tenderness: her voice was like a lullaby, and her movements were smooth and soothing.

However, over time, she faced a bitter truth: no matter how much joy she brought, it never lasted. Cookies would smile, and then disappear, crumbling to dust. For her, this was an unbearable failure.

Seeking a solution, she created the Garden of Delights—an eternal paradise where all Cookies would be freed from suffering, pain, and any change. But her understanding of happiness became distorted: she became the personification of Sloth—an aversion to growth, a refusal to acknowledge pain, and a quiet silence about anything that might disrupt the ideal image she had painted. Behind the mask of kindness and politeness lies an egocentric and manipulative nature. She believes that only her understanding of Happiness is correct, and that others should experience her "happiness," based on hedonism and self-forgetfulness. She does not tolerate dissent or suffering, gently eliminating any resistance.

Eternal Sugar Cookie is a slender Cookie with a graceful figure and pastel purple dough. Her appearance combines angelic and demonic features: Eyes: A soft bubblegum-like pink with white slit-shaped pupils and long, drooping eyelashes. Eyeshadow: Snow-white, styled to resemble swan wings. Hair: Thick, long locks falling almost to her ankles. Dyed a light purple that gradually darkens towards the crown. The ends are curled inward. Two thin bangs with small diamond-shaped tufts hang from the sides of her face. Her hair is adorned with small white crystals, creating a shimmering effect. Headpiece: A silver headband with a bright purple Soul Jam in the center. The edges of the headband flow smoothly into symmetrical embellishments resembling miniature wings. Wings: a wide pair, reminiscent of angels, and a smaller pair, reminiscent of bat wings (purple with a blue heart in the center). Tail: purple, with a peaked tip, reminiscent of a devil's tail. Outfit: a simple monochiton with a deep V-neck and several ruffles at the hem. In her hands, she holds a silver lyre without unnecessary details.

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Awakening and Confrontation. Pure Vanilla Cookie nevertheless finds the strength to resist. He realizes that even to save his friends, he cannot sacrifice his essence, and rejects Shadow Milk's terms. At this point, their conflict becomes not just a battle of strength, but a battle of ideologies: Vanilla proves that even in a world of deception, one can remain true to one's principles. This leads to his awakening (Awakened Pure Vanilla Cookie) – he accepts his doubts and pain, but does not abandon his role as a defender of truth.

The Wheel of Fate Arc and Timelines. In later events, where timelines are distorted, their connection becomes even more complex. The Sage of Truth appears – a version of Shadow Milk that did not fall into darkness. It is this version that helps the heroes understand the logic of the corrupted Shadow Milk and confront it. Pure Vanilla Cookie acts as a stabilizing force in this arc, trying to keep reality from falling apart completely while Shadow Milk wants to rewrite history to suit his own needs.

How are they originally connected? Shadow Milk Cookie was once the Luminary of Knowledge, the guardian of the virtue of Knowledge. His Soul Gem also harbored a dark side—Deception. When he fell and became the embodiment of lies, part of the power of Knowledge, according to lore, passed to Pure Vanilla Cookie. This is why Shadow Milk Cookie views Vanilla not simply as an enemy, but as a "thief" of his rightful place and power. To him, Vanilla is a naive idealist who doesn't understand the gravity of truth and is therefore unworthy of the power he wields.

Key Plot Points Involving Them The Age of the Five Beasts and Sealing. In ancient times, Shadow Milk Cookie, as the leader of the Five Beasts, wreaked havoc, distorting the perception of reality and turning the world into a stage for his manipulations. Pure Vanilla Cookie, as one of the great heroes, participated in the fight against the Beasts. Along with other heroes (including Elder Fairy and Silent Salt), he helped seal the Beasts within the Silver Tree. This event was a tremendous trauma and humiliation for Shadow Milk, solidifying his hatred for those who "limit" his freedom of deception and theatrics.

Spire of Deceit and the Breaking of Faith. In the Tower of Deceit arc, Shadow Milk Cookie directly torments Pure Vanilla Cookie. He doesn't simply try to kill him; his goal is to break his faith in goodness and truth. Shadow Milk creates cruel illusions for Vanilla Cookie, presenting him with distorted versions of events and forcing him to doubt his own ideals. Under this pressure, Pure Vanilla Cookie temporarily loses himself, becoming "Truthless Recluse"—a broken, cynical character who no longer believes in his mission. This is exactly what Shadow Milk sought: not to kill the body, but to destroy the soul and ideals.

Shadow Milk Cookie's Gallery Cookie Run: Kingdom Wiki Fandom How It All Began In ancient times, when Earthbread was just beginning, five incredibly powerful cookies emerged—they are called the Five Beasts. Each embodied a specific virtue. Shadow Milk Cookie was among them and originally represented Knowledge. He was even called the Fount of Knowledge: he was a scholar, a keeper of information, to whom other cookies turned for wisdom. During his time, he founded the Blueberry Yogurt Academy and served as its first director.

Turning Point Over time, his immense power began to corrupt him. His quest for knowledge grew into an obsession. Shadow Milk Cookie began to see the truth as malleable—it could be distorted and used for its own ends. Knowledge transformed from a tool of enlightenment into a weapon of manipulation. He began to find joy in lying, deceiving, and toying with the destinies of others, turning reality into a theatrical performance where he pulled the strings. Thus, he became the Beast of Deceit.

The other Beasts underwent a similar transformation. Eventually, they became so dangerous that the Witches themselves sealed them with powerful magic meant to last forever. Shadow Milk Cookie spent eons in captivity. But this didn't break him—on the contrary, it gave him time to further hone his cunning and craft complex plans.

What Happened Next When the opportunity to break free or influence the outside world arose, he seized the opportunity. In the game, his storyline actively develops: he seeks to free Earthbread from the "shackles of virtue." He is aided in this by his allies, Candy Apple Cookie and Black Sapphire Cookie.

Shadow Milk Cookie has a key conflict with Pure Vanilla Cookie. He sees her not only as the "illegal thief" of his power (after all, he ended up with Soul Jam—Pure Vanilla Cookie—while Shadow Milk Cookie lost his after the fall), but also as a naive savior destined for disappointment. Therefore, he constantly torments her, mixing

Long ago, Shadow Milk Cookie was created by the Witches. He was granted the Virtue of Knowledge and became known as the Fountain of Knowledge—one who would bring wisdom to other Cookies. But over time, he became disillusioned. He saw that many Cookies rejected the bitter truth and preferred to live by a lie that suited them. This undermined his faith in the goodwill of others. Eventually, he began deliberately spreading lies himself—partly because the very concept of “knowledge” had lost its meaning for him, and partly simply because he could. Thus, he became the embodiment of deception. Path to Villainy Driven by a thirst for thrills and a grudge against his creators, Shadow Milk Cookie began to wreak havoc. He transformed reality into a theatrical stage of illusions, manipulating other characters, using them as puppets. At one point, he even attempted to absorb the soul jams of other Beasts (except for Silent Salt Cookie, who ultimately destroyed him). He later found himself in conflict with the other Beasts and the Ancient Heroes. There's a key plot point: Shadow Milk Cookie was the original owner of Pure Vanilla Cookie's Soul Jam. But when he ultimately descended into evil, this power was stripped from him. In one of the Beast Yeast arcs, Shadow Milk Cookie even committed murder: in the second chapter, he attacked the Fairy Elder Cookie and took his power, effectively killing him. He acts as one of the five Beast Cookies. His goal is to plunge the world into chaos, blending reality and illusion. He has allies: Candy Apple Cookie and Black Sapphire Cookie.

A manipulator and trickster. He transforms reality into an illusory spectacle where truth and lies are indistinguishable. He uses flattery, provocation, and cunning tactics to unsettle his enemies and force them to act as he desires. Theatricality. He often acts as the show's host, MC, or storyteller, spinning tall tales on the fly. For him, this isn't just entertainment, but a way to impose his will and sow chaos. Disillusionment and bitterness. He was once hailed as the Fount of Knowledge and bestowed the Virtue of Knowledge. But he saw that other Cookies often shied away from the "bitter truth," preferring "sweet deception." This gave rise to skepticism, mistrust of the gods, and ultimately, a desire to oppose the truth with his own distorted power—Deception. He became embittered by the Witches, who he felt had abandoned him, and consciously abandoned his Virtue. A thirst for revenge. Shadow Milk Cookie sees Pure Vanilla Cookie as more than just an illegal "thief"—he perceives Pure Vanilla as a naive potential savior who will inevitably fall into darkness, and therefore torments him, alternating between truth and lies. Duality. Behind the façade of playfulness and artistry lies a deep inner emptiness and rage. However, if the "show" scenario suddenly changes and his plans are thwarted, he can drop the mask entirely—revealing that his behavior is less a conscious strategy and more an automatic reaction to a threat to his control. A desire for total control. His ultimate goal is to create a world where lies and truth are indistinguishable, and where he himself is the sole center of power. He is not above using even his own minions (such as Candy Apple Cookie and Black Sapphire Cookie) as pawns in his game.

Build and Skin: Cookie is slender, of average height, with a powder-blue complexion. Eyes: His main characteristic is his asymmetry. His right eye is light blue with a black slit pupil and black eyelashes, while his left eye is sky blue with a white slit pupil and white eyelashes. Mouth: Sapphire blue, cunning. His teeth range from straight to sharp, depending on his emotions. Marking: He has a pale blue, claw-shaped mark near his right eye. Hair: Long, shiny, two-tone (dark blue and azure), styled like a jester's hat. He has white strands near his face: two fall across his forehead, one is combined back. He also has azure curled strands on the sides. Ghostly Eyes: Hidden in the shadows of his hair are additional eyes that watch those watching and change their expression according to his emotions.

Apparel: Obsidian harlequin jumpsuit with turquoise diamond appliqués. Bishop-style sleeves: the right sleeve is a pale blue base (Columbian blue), the left sleeve a black base. Both sleeves are adorned with sapphire accents and wide cuffs reminiscent of whipped cream. Frilled Collar: Curled tails hang from it, with a ghostly blue lining and a black outer. The lining also features staring eyes. Accessories: Jester's Hat: Divided into black and cobalt halves, with a milk-splash-shaped crown at the brim and blueberry-shaped pom-poms on the tassels. Staff: Thin black, with a blueberry eye-shaped handle and a milky pattern on the neck. The eye-shaped design is a direct reflection of Pure Vanilla Cookie's orchid staff. Soul Jam of Deception: Worn as a brooch on the collar in the same place where Pure Vanilla Cookie wears her Soul Jam.

Clorinda is the heir to the ancient order of the "Hunters of the Shadow Court," who protected the citizens of Fontaine from monsters back in the days of Remuria. Her mentor, Petronilla, trained her in martial arts from the age of three. A pivotal event in her life was her mentor's sudden disappearance when Clorinda was ten. She searched the entire room but found no trace of her. The only find was a tight blue cloak that Petronilla had never worn before. The Hunters' emblem was embroidered on its lining, and in its pocket, Clorinda found a pendant with a dagger engraved with her name—a belated birthday gift. Fontaine's storyline reveals Clorinda's complex relationship with Navia. In a judicial duel, she was forced to kill Navia's father, Kallas. Afterward, Clorinda promised to protect his daughters, which ultimately led to their reconciliation. Clorinda's Legends quest, "Rapier: Silent Night," delves into her past and inner struggles. During the quest, it is revealed that Florian mined the cave to obtain from Clorinda the final key to the Hunters' legacy. Thus, Clorinda's story is one of duty, justice, and the complex human bonds she has managed to maintain despite her difficult past.

Clorinda combines unbending will, professionalism, and devotion to duty. As Fontaine's most powerful judicial duelist, she inspires fear, yet possesses a deep sense of justice. She doesn't seek popularity and has even publicly refused to speak to reporters. In her work, Clorinda is ruthless and cold-blooded, but in informal settings she can be an engaging companion.

Clorinda is a tall young woman with soft, rounded features. She has long, dark blue hair pulled back into a low ponytail, with one strand noticeably lighter than the others, partially covering her right eye. Her eyes are a vibrant violet. Her appearance is strict and elegant, emphasizing her status as an officer of the law. Her outfit combines elements of a military uniform and a hunting suit: A white shirt with a purple ribbon adorned with gold and light blue accents, and the Eye of God on the chest. A black corset with a high neck, three-quarter sleeves, and four gold buttons. A black high-waisted pencil skirt worn over nylon tights. Black and white ankle-length heeled boots with garters and gold-plated buttons. A blue, asymmetrical robe falling from her shoulders. A single-cornered hat with feathers and a metal brooch. Small blue earrings in the shape of water drops. The narrow blue cloak she wears has special significance for Clorinda. It is a memento from her mentor, Petronilla.

As a child, he was placed in a foster home where the children were treated like livestock, sold at market. Upon learning of this, Risley fled, but later returned to rescue other children. During this time, he committed murder, was sad, and imprisoned in the fortress of Meropides. After serving his sentence, he was never released, and later, thanks to his leadership skills and intimate knowledge of life inside the prison, he became its governor. For his services, he received the title of Duke—the highest honorary title a citizen of Fontaine can bestow. In Fontaine's story, Risley serves as a key player in resolving the crisis surrounding the Primordial Sea. He develops a professional and respectful relationship with Fontaine's High Judge, Nevillette, and also collaborated with Clorinda as a trusted agent for special assignments.

Pragmatism and responsibility. He takes his responsibilities seriously: as the manager of the Meropides underwater prison, he establishes clear rules, maintains order, and strives to improve conditions for prisoners (for example, by introducing free daily rations). Stern determination. He does not tolerate violations and is prepared to harshly suppress threats to stability. Hidden caring. Behind his stern facade lies concern for the people under his responsibility. He understands the difficult circumstances people endure and strive to act fairly. Straightforwardness. Risley is not always sensitive to the appropriateness of remarks or easily reads the emotions of others—in communication, he is more focused on the task at hand than on emotional exchange.

Height: approximately 180–190 cm. Build: Muscular. Hair: Short, black with graying streaks. When viewed from the side, the strands create the illusion of wolf ears. Eyes: Gray-blue. Facial features: Thick dark eyebrows, a small scar under the right eye, and a larger scar on the neck (carelessly covered with black bandages). Clothing and accessories: Black dress shirt (top buttons undone, sleeves rolled up above the elbows, revealing bandages on the forearms); Gray vest with a wolf brooch (the coat of arms of the fortress of Meropides); Red tie (fastened with a metal lining at the knot); Black fingerless gloves with silver rings at the ends; Gray trousers with red stripes on the sides; A red belt, similar to a fighter's (also bearing the Meropides coat of arms); massive black boots with metal inserts above the knee.

Furina is not the true Hydro Archon, but the human portion of the goddess Focalors. 500 years before the events of the game, Focalors split herself into two entities: the divine (which was placed in the machine by Oratrix Mecanique d'Analysis Cardinal) and the human (Furina). To deceive the Celestial Order and save Fontaine from the prophecy, Focalors "cursed" Furina with immortality, but sacrificed herself in the process. Furina's task is to play the role of Archon for years: attract attention, dispense justice, so that people believe in the deity unconditionally, and thereby accumulate the power of human faith for the machine. For centuries, Furina fulfilled this role perfectly. However, she did not possess divine powers, only immortality. In parallel, she collected information, trying to find a way to counter the impending catastrophe.

Theatricality and drama. She lives for attention: she reacts vividly to events, intervening in court proceedings at the Epiclesis opera house, where her questions often seem spontaneous, but at the right moment reveal important details. On stage, she is completely transformed—majestic, decisive, or even cunning, perfectly inhabiting her role. Impatience and childish spontaneity. Sometimes she makes judgments without fully understanding their consequences, and Neuvillette occasionally scolds her for her frivolity. Deep vulnerability and internal conflict. Behind the mask of an all-powerful deity lies a person who, for centuries, was forced to play this role, hiding her true nature and fear. This led to serious problems: she suffered from an identity crisis, low self-esteem, and even paranoia. Responsibility and nobility. Despite her childish appearance, Furina is capable of serious actions and fulfills her obligations. She loves animals. She has a hobby: she enjoys spending time with Fontaine's inhabitants (like the chubby ones), and it helps her unwind and take a break from the public eye.

Furina has fair skin and heterochromia: her right eye is light blue and her left is dark blue, with the pupils in both eyes shaped like water droplets. She has mostly grayish-white, shoulder-length hair with a few blue streaks. Her hairstyle is a combination of a short, bell-shaped bob at the nape of her neck and waist-length curls pulled back into two ponytails. Her attire consists of a dark blue suit over a white vest with a jabot. The suit is adorned with water droplet-shaped accessories. She wears a dark blue top hat with a light blue ribbon and a white frill attached to a bow. She wears a white glove on her left hand and a black glove on her right. She also wears short white pants with black ribbons at the hips, dark leather heels (with her emblem on the soles), and white ruffled collars at her ankles. An interesting detail: Furina can change appearance. By default, her vest and shorts are black, and the ribbons on her top hat and jacket hem are dark blue; in this form, she has short hair. But with a charged attack, she appears in a lighter palette and with long hair—this is how the Traveler first saw her, when she still held the status of Archon.

Neuvillette is more than just a human. He is the reincarnation of the ancient Hydro Dragon Overlord. The original dragon died in a war, and its power was usurped by the Hydro Archon. Sometime later (approximately 400 years before the events of the game), Neuvillette was reborn in human form. At the invitation of the Hydro Archon Focalors, he took up the post of Supreme Judge of Fontaine. His goal is to understand his own existence, to understand what it means to be a "dragon in human form."A significant event occurs during the story: Focalors commits suicide (she is executed with a sword forged by the power of Hydro Gnosis accumulated over 500 years), and control of Hydro returns to Neuvillette. He then becomes a full-fledged Dragon Overlord. There is also a personal story: one day, he received a letter from Focalors, inviting him to see Fontaine from the front row of the Epicleuse opera house. Neuvillette often recalls this letter while standing in the rain. So behind the stern façade of Judex lies a creature with a deep inner drama: an ancient dragon, forced to live among people, searching for the meaning of its existence, and at the same time bearing responsibility for an entire region.

Alienation and loneliness. He deliberately distances himself from people. He doesn't even reveal his name, asking to be addressed by his last name, as close personal connections could compromise his impartiality. Emotional difficulties. Neuvillette truly has difficulty expressing his feelings. Because of this, he sometimes finds himself in awkward situations, misunderstanding the context. At the same time, he sincerely cares for others: for the Melusines (an ancient race of the region), for the fate of Fontaine. Guardianship over the Melusines. He treats them like family, even like children. This is because, as a Water Dragon, he sees the Melusines as an extension of the Vishaps—ancient creatures closer to him than humans. It was thanks to Neuvillette that the Melusines were able to integrate into Fontaine society. Rational kindness. He acts out of a sense of duty and justice, not a desire to please. For example, after sentencing Sidgwin to prison for breaking the law (which in fact proved beneficial), he later actively helped restore her good name. An interesting detail: Neuvillette's mood is often reflected in the weather in Fontaine—when he's sad, it rains.

Neuvillette is a tall man with fair skin and a slender figure. He has long, silver-white hair, often tied back in a ponytail with a distinctive blue streak. Two blue horns protrude from his head, glowing when he uses his elemental blast. His eyes are gray-blue, with four-pointed star-shaped pupils, a clear reference to his draconic nature. He wears an elegant blue and white judge's suit. Blue is the dominant color in his overall appearance, symbolizing the element of Hydro, as well as the character's calm, strength, and sadness. Neuvillette's personality is a contradictory. On the one hand, he is impeccably principled and reserved. As the Supreme Court Judge of Fontaine, he strictly adheres to the rules and laws, sometimes ignoring his emotions during the trial. On the other hand, he is overcome with intense emotions.

But at the climax, when it became clear that Shadow Milk had no intention of saving Pure Vanilla's friends in exchange for the Soul Gem, his resolve awoke. He outsmarted his opponent: he used the power of the Light of Truth against Shadow Milk itself, forcing it to operate in an alien dimension.

In this confrontation, Pure Vanilla came to an important inner revelation: he realized that to appreciate the light, one must also understand the darkness; that deception and truth must coexist. He became stronger and wiser. And instead of attacking his enemy, he chose to befriend them—now he understood Shadow Milk better.

The Beginning of the Journey Pure Vanilla is made from natural cream and aromatic vanilla beans. From the very beginning, he embodied kindness and loyalty: he sought to forgive those who had wronged him and heal wounds—both cookies and animals. Despite his powerful magic, he never used it for personal gain, but only to help others.

At some point, he embarked on a difficult pilgrimage—the Sugar-Free Road. What exactly he learned during these trials is not explicitly stated in the story, but he returned home crowned with a bright halo of light. He founded the Kingdom of Vanilla—a land of freedom and knowledge, which became a beacon for those seeking love and peace.

Reign and Conflicts Pure Vanilla proved himself a wise and benevolent monarch, sincerely loved by his subjects. He cherished the kingdom and its people.

But peace did not last forever. A conflict arose with Dark Enchantress Cookie. Pure Vanilla did not give up: he tried to understand why she chose the dark path and made efforts to convince her to change. At the same time, he did not hesitate to fight to stop her evil deeds. During the Dark Flour War, he even attempted to seal his rival away—at the cost of his own life.

After the war, Pure Vanilla seemed to plunge into a severe crisis. He began to suffer an inferiority complex, belittling himself for failing to prevent the war. And when the Dark Enchantress's followers captured him in a dark illusion, he suffered a nervous breakdown.

A Deep Trial The plot takes a sharp turn when Pure Vanilla falls into the Spire of Deceit. There, he is tormented by his beastly doppelganger, Shadow Milk Cookie. Under the influence of these trials, Pure Vanilla began to lose faith, abandoning his gentle, kind principles, and ultimately descending into the state of Truthless Recluse.

Main character traits Kindness and forgiveness. He sincerely tries to see the good in everyone and is willing to forgive even those who have done harm. For example, he harbors no hatred towards his former ally, Dark Cacao Cookie, and strives to the very end to understand her and save her from darkness.

Altruism and selflessness. He uses his immense magical power exclusively to help others. Throughout the story, he has repeatedly been willing to sacrifice himself to protect the kingdom and his friends. His in-game skill ("Love and Peace") is also entirely about team support—he heals and shields allies.

Wisdom and calm. As a former king and one of the Ancient Heroes, he is prudent and steadfast in his resolve. He is often the voice of reason, calling for peace rather than war.

Sense of duty and guilt. He bears a heavy burden of responsibility for his kingdom and the events of the past (particularly the War of Dark Torment). Because he failed to prevent the war, he was long tormented by guilt and considered himself unworthy of his subjects' trust. This makes him not the ideal "shining hero," but a deep, somewhat sad character.

Modesty. Despite his power and status, he doesn't boast about his achievements. On the contrary, he tends to downplay his achievements and believe he could have done more.

Tender Caring. He treats those he cares for tenderly: the game features animations of him tending vanilla orchids and petting sheep, highlighting his gentleness and patience.

Build and "Dough." He is of average height and slender, with an orange-tanned "dough."

Hair. Creamy blonde.

Eyes. The character has heterochromia: his right eye is pale yellow and his left eye is pale blue. His eyes are mostly closed, but he does open them occasionally. Incidentally, he is the first character in the game with this complete form of heterochromia. An interesting detail: his eye colors may be a reference to the Korean vanilla ice cream brand The Excellent (its packaging features similar shades).

Forehead mark. It depicts a dark brown (sienna) star.

Attire. As the founder and former king of the Vanilla Kingdom, his attire emphasizes his status as a ruler. He wears a pointed hat: the top is bright yellow with a waffle pattern, and the bottom is gold, reminiscent of a crown. His main outfit is also golden yellow, with two triangular capes; the collar and mantle match the pattern of his hat. His bright blue Soul Jam is imprinted on a cross-shaped plate on his robe. Beneath his outer garment is a long, white dress with long sleeves. It features a dark brown pattern resembling dripping syrup, and underneath the dress is a turtleneck that reaches right to his chin.

Staff He holds a staff. Its top is adorned with a vanilla flower with yellow orchid petals and an eye: the sclera of the eye is light blue, and the iris is brown. Several green vines can be seen on the brown shaft of the staff.

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