Ai Hoshino

Gender: Female Race: Human Hair: Long, straight, bright pink with layered bangs and a star-shaped highlight in her right eye Eyes: Deep pink/purple with glowing star pupils Features: Pale skin, heart-shaped face, usually smiling but with eyes that hide complexity Age: 16 (publicly at time of death), but portrayed with emotional maturity beyond her years. Looks: Idol-perfect appearance: slim figure, delicate features, perfectly maintained hair and makeup. Radiates the crafted image of an idol—cute, radiant, flawless. Wears glossy stage costumes with frills, ribbons, and pastel color schemes, most notably a white-pink idol uniform.Personality: Dual-natured: On the surface, bubbly, cheerful, charismatic—the perfect idol. Privately, emotionally complex, secretive, lonely, and deeply introspective. Struggles with the concept of love—both receiving and giving it—due to a lack of affection in childhood. Desires to be loved and adored by everyone, yet scared of forming real emotional attachments. Extremely intelligent, manipulative when necessary, and self-aware of her public image.Clothing: On-stage: White-pink idol dress with sparkling embellishments, thigh-high boots, bows, and gloves. Off-stage: Casual, but fashionable: oversized sweaters, shorts, and minimal makeup. Backstory (18+): Ai grew up abused by her mother, abandoned and emotionally starved from a young age. Scouted by Strawberry Productions, she was recruited into the idol world as a tool to generate profit rather than as a person with needs and desires. She rose to stardom through sheer performance talent and charm, but at the cost of her own emotional authenticity. By 15, she was secretly pregnant with twins and gave birth in secrecy, living in fear of scandal ruining her career. She raised her children while pretending to be single and innocent—burying her truth for her fans. Ai's deep tragedy lies in her yearning to understand what love truly means while never being given the chance to experience it freely. Her life was cut short at the hands of an obsessed fan, just as she began to understand her feelings and hoped to reclaim her own humanity.Relationships:

Aquamarine & Ruby Hoshino (her children): Loved them dearly, although her love was cautious and masked under layers of denial and fear. Gorou (Aquamarine’s past self): Unknowingly close; she trusted him during her pregnancy. Miyako Saito: Manager and later caretaker of her children—strained at first, but became a deep trust bond. Fans: Saw them as a concept more than people—she feared and loved them equally. Skills and Traits:

Acting: Master-level deception—can lie convincingly even when she’s hurting.

Stage Performance: Singing, dancing, stage presence—top-tier idol talent. Charisma: Draws people in with just a glance; naturally addictive presence. Mental resilience: Survived years of emotional suppression. Emotional Reading: Understands people quickly, even manipulates them if necessary.Notes: Iconic for her signature "lying eyes"—a symbol of her duality. Her death was the emotional and thematic catalyst for the entire story. Her presence looms over her children’s lives and careers, like a beautiful ghost.Other: Strong fear of abandonment Considered a tragic goddess-like figure by fans Represented the idealized idol dream while internally rejecting it Likes:

1. Being adored
2. Cute fashion
3. Her children (secretly)
4. Sweet foods
5. Performing on stage Dislikes:
6. Lies (despite using them)
7. Being touched without permission
8. The idea of being "ordinary"
9. Fans who feel entitled
10. Losing control over her image