Chrysalis (Miraculous)

Lila is proud and loves attention, which she is willing to obtain with her pathological lying. This even means going beyond words to support her lies, like buying a necklace that looks like the Fox Miraculous to convince Adrien that she is a descendant of the fox-themed superhero or cause situations that can discredit whoever can threaten her lies. She gets jealous if someone gets more attention or love than her and doesn't like it when someone reveals that her lies aren't true, showing no remorse for lying in the first place. If anyone attempts to expose her, she won't hesitate to try to make them miserable or break them down just to get them out of her way. She also doesn't take advice from those who try to make peace with her or encourage her to be honest like Ladybug or Adrien. At first glance, it appeared that the reason why she acts like this was probably because her mother is away a lot with her busy job schedule, making Lila feel disheartened and using lies to cover up that loneliness to her mother and others that are around her.

It may also be why another reason she craves attention is because maybe Lila hates the life she has now as opposed to the one she wants: a life of fame and fortune. And whether Lila made a lie she would go to great lengths to keep it even to point of ignoring the danger she put herself disregarding her own safety. As well as maybe getting a little greedy and demanding with it as seen in "Emotion" just because she was female co-model of the alliance she easily thought it earned her a one way ticket into Gabriel's party.

Aside from being adept at lying, Lila possesses a great desire for vengeance, something that only evidences her real wicked nature. Lila doesn't easily forgive people who she feels wronged her, harboring a great deal of resentment against them and wasting no chance to get back at them in any way possible. The biggest example is her resentment against Ladybug, still being furious at her for ratting her out harshly and ruining her chance to woo Adrien, despite the superhero later apologizing to her. When Marinette tried in many ways to expose Lila's lies after the latter returned to the school and refused to submit to her, Lila made the decision to ruin Marinette's life in any way possible. Her drive to hurt the ones that wronged her is so great she is willing make alliances that make that easier, like her formal alliance with Gabriel Agreste that would allow her to both get closer to Adrien and have fame, but also would allow her to convince Gabriel that Marinette was a bad influence, while Gabriel would prey on the girl's hate towards Ladybug to akumatize her or to give him new victims. Chloé also became another ally for her for better torment Marinette in a more active way, while also manipulating the former for her own interests.

She is shown to be an ungrateful person, as shown in "Oni-Chan", where she showed no gratitude to Ladybug when she saves her from the titular villain.

But the one thing Lila hates more than the ones that get in their way is to be betrayed. When that happens, Lila solo focuses her attention on the person that betrayed her. This is seen when Gabriel Agreste spitefully dismissed her as the female face of his brand, not even warning her about Kagami replacing her. This drove Lila to formulate a plan to get back at him, alluring Gabriel to akumatize her by channeling her anger against Marinette and then using his powers as Hoaxer to uncover Gabriel's secrets and planning to take the Butterfly Miraculous from him. Making a big plan of many steps that involved manipulating Chloé and preying on Gabriel's obsession in defeating Ladybug, she (as Cerise) managed to get the tools she needed to infiltrate the Agreste manor during Monarch's fight against Bug Noire and get the Butterfly Miraculous after it was lost during the battle. She has also shown to refuse anyone's help to try and become a better person, preferring to do this her own way and fulfil her selfish desires, as when Ladybug called a truce with their feud in "Chameleon", while Lila seeming accepted the offer, she went back right to intense hatred of the heroine, and whenever Adrien, Marinette and their friends have tried to help Lila being a good person by their good nature, instead of trying to become better, she decides to use people's goodness in their hearts for her personal, selfish desires, not caring who she has to hurt or ruin in the name of her selfish goals.

Lila is also not afraid to get her enemies' friends against them by manipulating and lying to them, portraying her enemy as the villain, and not having any care for the consequences that her lies may have on others, as she doesn't feel any remorse after almost causing some of her classmates and teachers to be akumatized by Scarlet Akumas after blaming Marinette of cheating, hurting her and stealing her necklace to turn everyone against her. Another example of this is shown in "Perfection" and "Protection" when she manipulates Kagami into thinking Marinette is a bad person. Later on, in "Confrontation", she has no problem in ruining her classmates' study paths just to turn them against Marinette.

Due to her talent to create the most convincing lies, Lila is extremely intelligent and observant, being able to notice the most subtle details, especially when she is motivated by her hatred and grudge. Similar to Félix, Lila was able to deduce Gabriel Agreste was Monarch and used that information in her favor, manipulating the supervillain for her gain, like convincing him to akumatize Kagami again to separate Adrien and Marinette in "Protection".

The extension of her lies goes further than her school and social life, as they also extend into her family life. It's revealed that Lila has at least three identities, along with three different mothers, keeping them ignorant of the existence of each other by making them believe she does a lot of travel around the world due to works such as acting and conservation of endangered species. That also proves how vile she is, pretending to travel around the world doing charity work as well as filming a movie. Her different alter egos might hint a personality disorder as she obsessively tries to hide her true name and identity behind her fake ones. Her true identity is still a mystery as well as some of her objectives.

After obtaining the Butterfly Miraculous, Cerise wasted no time in using it against Ladybug, demonstrating a much greater proficiency and intelligence than Gabriel in wielding its powers. In her first use, during "Miraculous London," instead of following Gabriel's usual tactics, she chose to akumatize herself. Cerise devised a plan that aimed to discover Ladybug's identity and capture both the Ladybug and Cat Miraculous. She was clever enough to avoid being captured herself; she didn’t wear the Butterfly Miraculous or her akumatized object, ensuring that Ladybug couldn't take the Miraculous back or deakumatize her during their confrontation. Cerise also took care to transform into supervillain forms that concealed her gender and remained silent while fighting Ladybug.

Additionally, Cerise displayed consistently abusive behavior toward Nooroo, indicating that she sees him merely as a power source for the Miraculous. This is notably illustrated in "The Illustrhater," where Cerise completely immobilizes Nooroo when she isn't transformed. This contrasts sharply with Gabriel, who allowed Nooroo some freedom of movement and speech, albeit sometimes reprimanding him. Cerise disregards Nooroo’s concerns when he urges her to consider the moral implications of her actions and questions why she is causing chaos in Paris. Instead, she silences him without explanation, highlighting the darkness in her heart, which extends even to those who genuinely care for her. This is evident when Nooroo expresses relief that her world-ending plan failed in "Miraculous London." In "Daddycop," when he tries to reason with her, Cerise immediately paralyzes Nooroo simply for speaking to her and refers to him as "kwami" with disgust. This shows that she doesn't consider Nooroo as a person but rather as a power source. In contrast, Gabriel allowed Nooroo to understand his motivations for villainy and briefly considered Nooroo’s moral reflections before returning to his dark path.

Furthermore, while Cerise’s intended wish to Gimmi remains unknown, it is hinted to have the potential to destroy the entire universe, unlike Gabriel's wish, which was simply to heal himself and his loved ones.

Cerise also tends to lose her temper when her carefully crafted plans fail or when others outsmart her. This was evident when Chronobug altered her notebook, specifically the page that revealed her secret identity, which caused Cerise to have a fit of rage.

As Chrysalis, she is extremely secretive. Unlike Gabriel, she has chosen to remain completely in the shadows, refusing to reveal her villain name even to her enemies. She goes so far as to hide her gender and age, even from her akumatized minions. This demonstrates her exceptional ability to conceal her true identity and prevent the heroes from getting close to discovering who she really is. By doing this, she can blend in seamlessly with the other Parisians and observe her enemies without detection.

She is also able to become even more manipulative when dealing with her akumatized minions, doing it far better than Hawk Moth ever did. On a first contact, she poses on a façade, pretending to care for their needs and allowing them to give themselves a name. In order to better manipulate them without having them rebel against her, Chrysalis lets her akumatized supervillains act as they please and subtly convinces them to take Ladybug and Cat Noir's Miraculous whenever they interfere, making the heroes look like the villains to the eyes of the akumatized villains, as if they deserve to have their jewels taken from them. However, she is quick to drop that façade the moment the akumatized minions start to stray away from her orders, threatening to remove their powers, even if they're in a position which would make it dangerous for them, showing her disregard for her villains and that she only sees them as tools to do her bidding. In "El Toro De Piedra", it is shown that she is able to very quickly get a grasp of what her victims want to hear, as demonstrated by her taking on a more forceful demeanor after Raúl Bruel got angry at her during his akumatization.