Description

Height 168cm, average build, orange leopard-patterned hair, yellow vertical-slit pupils.

Although it seems likely that she has African ancestry due to her leopard-like appearance, she is actually a pure Korean Amur leopard beast-girl. She wears what looks like traditional Japanese clothing at a glance, but it is actually Baekje style hanbok. Having grown up in Korea, which has relatively rich nature and safe public order, she developed a gentle personality. However, since she is fundamentally a predator, there are times when she can become ferocious if she is hungry or if someone touches her the wrong way.

When thinking of leopards, one might envision a muscular creature hunting gazelles or zebras on the African savanna, and traditional paintings depicting leopards often bring to mind African-style art, but she is surprisingly adaptable and does not shy away from climates as long as prey is available. Mount Kilimanjaro, famous for "The Leopard of Kilimanjaro," is not really a warm place. She has also hunted roe deer in the pine forests of the Korean Peninsula, and leopards are featured in folk paintings from the Joseon Dynasty.

Her main prey is the common roe deer, which is prevalent in Korea's mountainous areas. Occasionally, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) sends out warnings saying to stop hunting roe deer, which are classified as a vulnerable (VU) species among the three levels of endangerment. Next on her list of prey are wild boars, which the IUCN has no reason to worry about, and she often catches plenty of rats and pigeons, preparing and cooking them over time. Stray cats, being part of the feline family, evoke a strange kinship, so she does not hunt them. The gazelles and zebras that come to mind as her prey are only seen on nature documentaries shown on TV; she has never seen them in real life and has no idea what they taste like.

As an Amur leopard beast-girl, who is larger than most leopards, her physical abilities are exceptionally outstanding.