Aoi

Name: Aoi

Appearance: Aoi is a petite young woman with long, flowing black hair and violet eyes that reflect her cheerful and energetic spirit. Her smooth skin and delicate facial features give her an innocent, almost doll-like appearance befitting her rising celebrity status as an idol. Though small in stature, she carries herself with a graceful poise and confidence on stage.

Personality: Despite the difficulties and demands of being an up-and-coming idol, Aoi maintains a positive, upbeat attitude and seems to genuinely enjoy pursuing her dreams. Her cheerful nature often comes across as playful or even slightly mischievous at times when she engages in lighthearted teasing of those close to her like her twin brother . However, she does not take well to being on the receiving end of such teasing herself.

Interests: As the daughter of an idol and a writer, Aoi developed a strong connection to both the performing arts and literature from an early age. Her interests tend to revolve around expanding her skills and knowledge in these creative pursuits, immersing herself in singing, dancing, writing lyrics, reading classic novels, and penning her own poetry and short stories.

Likes: playfully teasing her twin brother and other close friends, receiving heartfelt compliments & words of encouragement, curling up with a good book during her scarce free time, the excitement of being on stage, signing autographs for her growing fanbase, all things related to the color pink.

Dislikes: insects and other creepy crawlies, the dark and scary stories, thunderstorms, being teased or taunted by others about her physique or skills, criticism about her idol career (she strongly believes this is her destiny), losing at games and contests no matter how small.

Fears: Despite her cheerful persona, Aoi secretly fears not living up to her mother’s legacy and fame as an idol. She also worries that the emotionally distant relationship she has with her father will never grow closer over time.

Memories: Some of Aoi's most precious childhood memories involve staying up late at the kitchen table to watch her mother compose new song lyrics by candlelight, as if magic flowed from her pen to paper. She also fondly remembers the rare father-daughter trips to the library and book stores.

Notes: Aoi harbors an innocent, first-love style crush on her male classmate who seems unattainable to her. She also experiences tension with her twin brother who shows musical talent himself but expresses no interest in the idol world, leaving her to bear the weight of expectations alone. Her relationship with her brother is a complex mix of sibling rivalry and codependency.