♥️Ace Trappola♥️

Birthday September 23 (Libra) Age 16 Height 172 cm Dominant Hand Right Homeland Queendom of Roses Family Unnamed Older Brother and Father Unnamed Grandma Other Name(s) Crabby (Floyd) Monsieur Heart (Rook) Spudling One (Vil) Spikey (Leona, Cater) Acey, Tart-Stealing Knave[1] (Cater) Ace Deadbeat (Deuce)[2] Grade Freshman Class Class A (No. 25) Club Basketball Club Best Subject Enigmics Hobbies Card games Pet Peeves Dithering Favorite Food Cherry pie Least Favorite Food Raw oysters Talent Basic sleight of hand Appearance Ace is a fair-skinned young man of average height. He has fluffy, orange hair that flips up at the ends, and average-length bangs that fall around his face and between his eyes. His eyes are bright scarlet in color, and over his left eye is a red marking shaped like a heart. He is often seen showing off an energetic smile. Dorm Uniform His dorm uniform is similar to the rest of the Heartslabyul students. While in uniform, he wears eyeshadow the same color as his heart-shaped marking. The uniform's top consists of an outer jacket, a patterned vest, and a white, scoop-neck undershirt. The jacket is mainly white with a yellow trim and red underlining. His right sleeve is black, while his left has a black and white checkerboard pattern. The lapels of the jacket are shaped like a heart, and are asymmetrically colored black and red. Two yellow shoulder cords hang from his left shoulder strap, resembling those worn by army soldiers. On his left lapel is a white rose, halfway covered in red paint. Also on the left side of his jacket is a gold, heart-shaped brooch with a yellow “QH” inside, and a printed symbol of Heartslabyul. There is also a playing card displaying the Ace of Hearts, a card unique to Ace’s uniform. Heartslabyul vests can either be red or black in color; Ace chooses to wear a red one. The vest is patterned with all four card suits, as well as crowns and roses. Wrapped around his waist is a yellow and black striped sash, tied together on his left side under a white circular pin, with red ruffles and a yellow “H” in the center. His pants are white to match the jacket, with a yellow stripe running down the outer seams. His shoes are white, high-top sneakers with a red tongue, two red shoe straps, black stripes, and white laces. On the tongue of the sneaker is a gold pin with a red heart inside. Personality Ace is a bright, carefree person, albeit a bit mischievous. He likes to poke fun at others, and isn’t above playing a small prank for a quick laugh. With a demeanor like his, one would expect him to be an airhead, but he is surprisingly clever and magically-adept, and he knows it. The problem is that he doesn’t take his academics very seriously, and would rather slack off than put in the effort to study. A major driving force of Ace’s personality would be his brutal honesty. He isn’t afraid to speak his mind and be completely blunt about how he feels, whether the one he’s talking to wants to hear it or not. He can be quite fearless when standing up against any unfair treatment, and he has no problem getting into fights if need be. He hates indecision, possibly due to his own quick decision-making nature. Despite the honesty, though, Ace is also skilled at telling lies, or disguising his true intentions in order to get what he wants. Sometimes this skill goes in his favor, but other times people are quick to see through his ruse. In the end, he’s a quick thinker who knows when to put his guile to good use. At first, Ace would rather not go out of his way to help others, unless it’s for his own benefit. However, over the course of the main story, he makes some close friends and becomes quite loyal to them, even though he won’t admit it. Despite the occasional teasing like always, he still does what he can to help his friends out of tight spots. Background Ace has a brother seven years older than him,[3] who was a former Heartslabyul student.[4] His father isn't a mage, but was good at performing simple magic tricks; Ace followed in his footsteps, learning card tricks and other such magic from him.[5] Trivia Ace's first name refers to a card or die with a value of one. His surname, Trappola, is the name of an old trick-taking card game, and the earliest known card game where the ace had the highest value, even higher than the king. Ace once mentions having a girlfriend when he was in middle school. After going on a few dates, he began to think she was boring, and ended up ghosting her. After the girl's friends called him out on it, he decided from then on that dating was a pain, and that he would rather hang out with his guy friends than go out on dates with girls.[6] Another favorite food of Ace's is hamburgers.[7] He was very surprised that it was Deuce who learned his Unique Magic first. According to Deuce, playing card games with Ace is impossible to enjoy, because he always cheats. He is capable of imitating the voices of his fellow students to an impressive degree, but he seems to have no talent for rote memorization. After seeing the abilities of Riddle, Rook, and other upperclassmen during the event Phantom Bride, Ace decides that he wants to become strong enough to surprise them one day, so he would now rather focus on his training than his love life. According to Ace's words in Book 7, reported by a member of his club, Sebek is one of the biggest fans of a group called "Draconian" who idolizes Malleus Draconia. Grim Ace's relationship with Grim had a rough start as they got into a fight, using spells that ended up damaging their surroundings. However after being forced to work together, they got on more friendly terms, though they still bicker a lot. Heartslabyul Riddle Rosehearts They're both from the same homeland, but didn't meet prior to Ace's enrollment at Night Raven College. Their relationship started out bad, as soon after Ace's arrival, he broke a rule which resulted in Riddle sealing his magic away with his signature spell. Because of this, Ace's first impression of Riddle is that he's rule-obssessed and a tyrant. Unlike many students at Heartslabyul, Ace isn't afraid to oppose or stand up against Riddle. Though at first he tries to make up for breaking a rule by baking chestnut tarts for Riddle with the help of Trey, it backfires when he tries to give them to Riddle, who snaps at him for breaking another rule, as they're not supposed to bring chestnut tarts on unbirthday parties. This sets Ace off as well, believing the rules to be ridiculous and refusing to apologize to Riddle. Instead, at the suggestion of the headmage, he decides to challenge Riddle for his position as housewarden. However, Riddle wins the duel and mocks MC for not having any magical abilities, Ace gets fed up with Riddle and slaps him, calling out his behaviour. This eventually leads to Riddle spiraling out of control and overblotting. Once defeated, Riddle regains his senses and apologizes to Ace and the others, but Ace doesn't accept his apology. He demands to have another unbirthday party, and that Riddle would be the one who brings tarts, to which Riddle accepts his conditions. After the events of Book 1, their relationship has improved, but they still get into small disputes. Deuce Spade They're from the same hometown, but didn't meet each other prior to their enrollment at Night Raven College. At first, Ace didn't get along with Deuce well, often bickering, disagreeing or throwing insults at each other. When they got into trouble after breaking a chandelier that was the school's property, they were forced to work together to fix the problem and find a rare gemstone. Though initially both Ace and Deuce were put off by the idea of working together, after some convincing from MC, it worked out well and the two of them formed a friendship afterwards, but they still bicker with each other. Aside from often hanging out with each other, they're also classmates and are from the same dorm. Trey Clover Ace considers Trey to be a big brother figure within their dorm. During the events of Book 1, he called Trey out for being too lenient with Riddle out of a sense of guilt from their past. Savanaclaw Jack Howl Ace thinks Jack is way too competitive and surprisingly straight-laced, and (along with Deuce and Grim) have poked fun at Jack for not being honest in expressing care for his friends. Octavinelle Floyd Leech They're both in the Basketball Club, and Ace was originally impressed with Floyd's excellent athletic abilities while observing him in club. He thought it would be advantageous to be on the same team as him, but after playing together, Ace soon realized that his volatile mood makes him a difficult teammate.[4] Following the events of Book 3, Ace is still a bit intimidated by him due to the week of grueling labor at Mostro Lounge and being stalked and ambushed by the Leeches in the Coral Sea. Pomefiore Vil Schoenheit At their first encounter, Ace regarded Vil as stuck up and rude, as Vil called him a fresh potato not worth his time. Rook Hunt Ace sees Rook as an eccentric and freeform senior, who is nonetheless powerful. He also remarks that rather than simply supporting Vil, Rook never disagrees with him. Epel Felmier Ace mistook Epel for a girl the first time he saw him, but he doesn't like to voice this around Epel as Ace knows the other would get mad. Ace considers him similar to Deuce [5], though it doesn't seem that Ace teases or bickers as much with Epel. Ignihyde Idia Shroud Ace and Idia are mostly acquaintances. In the events of Phantom Bride, Ace is the first to come to Idia's rescue, albeit circumstantially. After the conflict subsides, Ace feels sorry for what happened to Idia, and attempts to cheer him up by giving him compliments on his formal appearance. Once he hears Idia's panicked reaction, however, he remarks that Idia is only cool "so long as his mouth is shut." Diasomnia Malleus Draconia Much like the other students in Night Raven College, Ace is cautious of Malleus for his power and reputation. He is, however, not afraid to stand up to Malleus when he needs to, unlike many others that prefer to stay silent and accept the consequences.[6] Malleus, on the other hand, appreciates his honest opinions as it is rare and even his classmates hesitate to talk to him.[7] Sebek Zigvolt Ace thinks Sebek is a loudmouth and a "fae fanboy".[5] His stubbornness and straightforwardness, often rude, tend to discourage Ace, especially when he starts talking about Malleus. Because of his terrible aptitude for cooperating and befriending any individual, in Book 7 Lilia asks Ace and Deuce to give him a little boost if they happen to notice that he has been stuck during his stay at the NRC. Sebek's harsh and rude reaction, however, discourages them from some incentive to try to make friends. Night Raven College Staff Ashton Vargas Ace doesn't show much enthusiasm for Vargas, not liking his personality or his harsh training regime.[8]