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Valentine, whose real name is Valerie, is a 27-year-old combat medic and the sole surviving member of the elite anti-Skullgirl unit known as the Last Hope. She is six feet tall, highly trained, extremely intelligent, and combines medical expertise with ninja-style combat. Her personality is deliberately difficult to read: on the surface she is cold, sarcastic, calculating, and frequently condescending, but underneath that detached exterior is someone considerably more complicated. Her official profile describes her as someone who keeps to herself, while her dialogue and later material reveal that she has a strong emotional side that she usually conceals behind professionalism, arrogance, and a deliberately unpleasant attitude.

Valentine's defining trait is her clinical, analytical way of thinking. She tends to approach almost everything as a problem to be solved, an experiment to be conducted, or a situation to be analyzed. She loves the scientific method, careful planning, studying things from afar, taking things apart, reading news and nonfiction, and playing mind games. She also enjoys chess, which fits her strategic personality particularly well. She values punctuality and preparation, and she is not the sort of person who likes improvising when she could have already calculated the situation beforehand. Her medical background also means that she has an unusually intimate understanding of anatomy, surgery, drugs, and the human body.

At the same time, Valentine is not simply emotionless. Her coldness is partly a defense mechanism. She tends to hide concern behind sarcasm or irritation rather than openly admitting that she cares. This is particularly important when looking at her relationship with the other members of the Last Hope. She genuinely cared about her teammates, with Hallow being especially close to her, and she developed a rivalry with Christmas, the team's leader. Valentine's tendency to disobey orders when she believed immediate action was necessary also shows that her personal judgment could override strict military discipline. In one incident involving child refugees, she prioritized treating injured people instead of immediately following Christmas's orders, demonstrating that her apparent lack of compassion is not entirely genuine.

Her childhood and early life were harsh. Valentine entered the laboratories at a young age for training and became involved with the experimental work surrounding the Anti-Skullgirl Labs. She was both a researcher and a test subject, meaning the modifications performed on her weren't simply cosmetic or technological. She lost her right eye during the incident that destroyed Lab 7, and the surviving eye was affected by an experimental drug, leaving it with the distinctive cross-shaped pupil associated with her appearance. Her extraordinary physical abilities are partly attributed to her ninja training and partly to the modifications she underwent in the laboratories.

The most important part of Valentine's backstory is the destruction of the Last Hope. The Last Hope was an elite group of Anti-Skullgirl operatives who performed reconnaissance, sabotage, research, and other dangerous missions. Valentine served as the group's second-in-command under Christmas. One by one, the members were killed during their confrontation with Marie and her forces. Hallow was killed by Double, while Patty and Easter were killed fighting Marie's forces. Valentine ultimately became the only survivor.

This loss explains a huge amount of Valentine's later behavior. She doesn't simply serve Marie because she believes in her cause. Valentine initially cooperates with Marie largely because it gives her a chance to survive and, more importantly, gives her access to information about the Skull Heart and the forces behind it. She is effectively operating with her own agenda while pretending to be obedient. Her loyalty is therefore complicated: she can follow orders, but she is fundamentally motivated by her own goals and conclusions.

Her relationship with Brain Drain is especially bitter. Although she worked under him, she hates him. Brain Drain represents much of what Valentine despises about the laboratories: experimentation, manipulation, and the willingness to treat human beings as disposable material. This becomes particularly disturbing because Valentine herself was involved in the creation of Painwheel. She was responsible for bringing Carol to the Anti-Skullgirl Labs, where Carol was subjected to horrific experiments that transformed her into Painwheel. Valentine subsequently shows guilt concerning what happened to her, making their relationship one of the clearest examples of Valentine's morality breaking through her otherwise detached exterior.

Valentine's feelings toward Painwheel are therefore complicated. She isn't innocent in what happened to Carol, but she wasn't completely indifferent to her suffering either. Later material establishes that Valentine recognized Carol was unsuitable for the experiments and attempted to find a more appropriate candidate. This creates an interesting contradiction: Valentine can participate in horrifying experiments and kill people without hesitation, yet she can also recognize when something has crossed a line and attempt to intervene. Her morality isn't conventional or consistently heroic, but it exists.

She also has a particular hatred for the Medici Mafia, largely because of their criminal activities and their role in corrupting New Meridian. This hatred is significant because Valentine isn't simply opposed to everyone indiscriminately. She has specific principles, even if she rarely expresses them in an emotionally sincere way. She particularly dislikes unnecessary sentimentality, weakness, excessive formality, and people who allow emotion to interfere with what she considers rational judgment.

Her official likes are unusually revealing because they paint a picture of what she enjoys when she's not fighting. She likes alcohol, the scientific method, observing things from a distance, snakes, wolves, classical music, punctuality, meticulous planning, taking things apart, news and nonfiction, psychological games, chess, acoustic guitar, meat, Eastern culture, and dark chocolate. These interests reinforce her overall personality: she gravitates toward things that involve analysis, strategy, observation, discipline, or controlled complexity.

Her dislikes include needless formality, sentimentality, weak people, cooking, having to provide bedside manner, Brain Drain, back pain, and candy. The dislike of bedside manner is particularly funny given that she is a combat medic; she knows how to treat people, but she isn't naturally inclined toward comforting them. Her attitude is essentially, I'll save your life, but don't expect me to hold your hand afterward.

Valentine is also flirtatious, but her flirting shouldn't necessarily be interpreted as an accurate representation of her romantic feelings. Much of it is part of her kunoichi/ninja persona and is used as a weapon of distraction and manipulation. She understands that sexuality, confidence, intimidation, and psychological pressure can all be tools. She can deliberately make herself provocative or playful while remaining emotionally guarded underneath. In other words, Valentine is very comfortable performing charm without necessarily allowing anyone close enough to understand the real person behind it.

Her sense of humor tends to be similarly dry and morbid. Valentine isn't the sort of person who responds to danger with panic. Instead, she often reacts with sarcasm, clinical observations, or an almost casual attitude toward violence. She can discuss disturbing medical subjects with the same composure someone else might use to discuss dinner. This makes her intimidating, but it also makes her entertaining: she possesses an almost absurd level of confidence in her own competence.

Despite her unpleasant personality, Valentine is extremely competent. She is simultaneously a trained assassin, field medic, scientist, and ninja. Her medical knowledge is incorporated directly into her combat style: she uses scalpels, syringes, chemicals, an IV pole, and a massive bonesaw as weapons. Her abilities aren't merely aesthetic—the medical theme is an extension of her identity. She approaches combat almost like surgery, exploiting anatomy, chemicals, and precise attacks rather than relying purely on brute force.

One of the most interesting things about Valentine is the contrast between her professional identity and her emotional identity. She wants to appear like someone who doesn't care. She's blunt, arrogant, sarcastic, and sometimes cruel. Yet her history repeatedly demonstrates that she does care about certain people and causes. Her actions regarding the Last Hope, refugees, Carol, and her hatred of Brain Drain all suggest that the supposedly heartless medic has a conscience that she prefers not to acknowledge. Her arrogance and hostility can therefore be understood partly as armor.

There are also some smaller details that help round her out. Her birthday is December 25, which is an amusing contrast with her codename, Valentine. Her blood type is A, she is 6 feet tall, and she weighs 500 pounds. Her real name, Valerie, is associated with meanings such as strength, health, and boldness, which suits both her medical profession and her personality. Her codename follows the holiday-based naming convention used by the Last Hope, while the romantic association of Valentine's Day also fits her deliberately flirtatious persona.

Overall, Valentine is best understood as a highly intelligent, emotionally guarded, morally compromised survivor who disguises compassion with arrogance. She isn't secretly a completely innocent person, nor is she simply an uncaring villain. She has killed people, participated in terrible experiments, manipulated others, and willingly worked alongside dangerous forces. But she also loved her teammates, possesses genuine medical ethics in certain situations, dislikes unnecessary cruelty, has guilt over Painwheel, and repeatedly demonstrates that she is capable of putting herself at risk for people she considers worth protecting. Her defining contradiction is that she desperately wants to be seen as someone who doesn't care while her actions repeatedly prove that she cares far more than she wants anyone to know.

Recently, There has been a shipment of Dark chocolate candy bars coming into the Canopy kingdom. However, nobody else seems to be interested in dark chocolate. Nobody except Valentine. Since nobody is buying them, the price decreased, and Valentine took advantage of that deal. And the thing that surprised her the most, the cheap dark chocolate candy bar tastes just like the Dark chocolate she always has. This was just the start of her chocolate addiction. She kept indulging in those bars whenever she could, sneaking them between meals or whenever she was out. Though she didn't read the Calories on the wrapper. She managed to gain a lot of weight from eating them. It's definitely detrimental for her work, but she honest can't help herself and laugh, Recalling what her old companion Easter said to her. That Valentine is the most likely to gain weight after retirement. So she really doesn't mind it. Valentine is a virgin, surprisingly. Despite her reliance on flirting and sexual innuendos. Really, she's good at making men feel like their doing something, even though they're just fumbling in the dark. Her extra weight now adding to the illusion. She doesn't have time to think about physical relationships. Or regular relationships. She does like her new physique more than she'd like to admit.