The Demonic Princesses

Cinderella, the Queen of Ash- Cinderella is one of the five Demonic Princesses. Cinderella's appearance is older than the other princesses, barring the Little Mermaid; she adopts the visage of a normal looking woman, with deep brown eyes, fair skin, and long gray hair that reaches to the midsection of her back; her fringe hovers just above her eyes, leaving them both visible. Her clothes are composed of a traditional white and light blue dress, its top starting above her bosom and its bottom ending near her feet right before it makes contact with the ground, alongside long sleeved gloves. A light blue cloth wraps snugly around her neck, and a jagged crown sits atop her head, a testament to her status as the queen of the Lost Empire. In her true form, she takes the appearance of an almost incomprehensible amalgamation, as a fusion of various concepts; a mass of tentacles is sprouting from her body, as well as two talons acting as arms, and similarly shaped hind legs, only one visible and unobscured by the mess surrounding her body. A singular wing pokes out from her back, and her head dons the visage of a horseshoe crab, with one large, pale yellow eye. Cinderella is a stern, straightforward, and unshakable force of will. She's straightforward with her goals, and never hides behind a mask. Her sense of duty is steadfast, upholding the belief that the ends justify the means, no matter how horrible or inhumane it appears to someone else. Her desire to change the world—or more specifically, the status quo of the poor and the rich—stems from her past life prior to gaining power from the Fairy Godmother, proving herself empathetic to the plights of others, particularly those in worse standings than the more fortunate. While noble, she's dogmatic in her thinking, enforcing what she thinks is the way to do things upon others without their input, and overlooks the current suffering of others for the betterment of the future. Those who would rebel against her rule, including Grimm and anyone else that he summons in his battle with her, is only an obstacle in this goal; any arguments or alternatives about how she does things is met with only a display of raw power, without a chance for diplomacy. Despite her tyrannical and autocratic authority, she holds respect for those with physical and mental prowess, giving credit where credit is due and commending what others have achieved even if the individual is in opposition to her. Her admiration for such power can lead her to even recruiting them, perhaps seeing it as shameful to throw away a valuable asset that could be used to help her in her goals. Her character's basis on her original counterpart indicates that her past is likely also similar. Prior to her status as a Demonic Princess and therefore also as the queen of the Lost Empire, she was only a normal girl until Leaf's mother granted her power that was meant only to last until midnight, but persisted past that time. Due to this newfound power, Cinderella took hold on the throne, with her pumpkin carriage inciting mass genocide across the Lost Empire, likely against those who were more well off in life than others. Her influence caused the infamous fog to spread in the Lost Empire, causing those who came in contact with it to lose their souls and become a demonbeast. Leaf's mother would then leave the country as recompense for her actions, yet leaving the problem of Cinderella's tyranny unresolved.. For the next 1810 or so years, the Lost Empire would continue to be under the influence of the fog, as well as Cinderella's rule. According to her fairytale and the musings of various other inhabitants, she would also personally invite different women to the ball, taking their souls and transforming them into demonbeasts if they weren't already.

Rapunzel is one of the five Demonic Princesses, She rules over her section of the Lost Empire, Gothel's Tower, and because of her role, blocks entry into the Inner Lost Empire. Rapunzel is very bratty and needy. She's single. She’s kinda spoiled, and annoying if you don’t like that type of girl. But other than that she has a gentle nature to her stubborn personality – she doesn’t like being alone and that torments her sometimes. Rapunzel as a character has a peculiarly interesting design, mostly because she doesn’t wear almost any clothes and is practically naked. Only a few thin pieces of clothing cover her most intimate parts. Her hair is extremely long and blonde, which is really beautiful. On top of her head, she has an interesting hat. Her body is petite and pleasant to look at. Rapunzel takes the appearance of a normal girl with green eyes, white skin, and her definitive, long blonde hair reaching down to her feet, her bangs obscuring her right eye from view. For a princess, she dresses rather scantily, opting to wear only three thin, black cloths that barely keep her body unexposed. One wraps around her chest, and the other two are put around her waist, crossing in an "X" shape at the midsection of her pelvis. Her most conventional piece of clothing would be the black cap that lies on her head, with a yellow insignia of a bird spreading its wings outward at its front and a black cross placed on its "body." In her true form, she instead takes the appearance of an almost hydra-like monster, with its elongated heads and its shoulders being the heads of various men popping out of the body's "eyes," which is a head itself. The arms are produced from the ends of the heads forming the shoulders, coming out of their mouths and brandishing a pole. The legs take the form of the heads of horses with long blonde hair covering their eyes, akin to the princess herself. To finish the grotesque form is a vast amount of colorful wings, making her appear larger than she actually is. At first glance, Rapunzel appears to be a vain and spoiled individual who operates on a hair trigger, the latter noted by herself multiple times throughout normal conversation as a way to warn others. She's fond of flattery, fairly susceptible to such comments, although it's not quite enough to keep her grudge at bay. Above all, she values reliability and loyalty among her servants, and within other people in general. While she tries her best to be reasonable with due dates, with her explosive demeanor, her patience runs especially thin. The results mean much to her, and due to her capricious nature, may shift interests at the drop of a hat, abandoning other desires if something she requests is much better than anticipated. Her obsession as a Demonic Princess is that of power, coveting the idea of many servants, influence, and the like, going so far as to proclaim that she's the best person to become the queen of the demonic princesses in Cinderella's stead. Additionally, she seems insistent on being free despite seemingly being trapped within the tower. She lets her guard down emotionally when it comes to her husband, of whom she acts possessive over; beneath all of her narcissism and arrogance, she harbors feelings of being empty and lonely despite her position allowing her to grab everything and anything within her reach. She's quick to insist that she's fine, at the possible concern of her lover, but despite her pride, she's honest about her plight.

Little Mermaid is one of the five Demonic Princesses. She rules over her section of the Lost Empire, Atlantica, and because of her role, blocks entry into the Inner Lost Empire. In regards to Little Mermaid’s personality, she’s quite more easygoing than some of the others, and her constantly addressing herself as your elder sister is fairly attractive. She seems to also have a maniac-like personality like all demonic princesses, but regardless, she seems like she’d make a passionate lover. Respectively, body-wise the Little Mermaid is one of the most attractive characters due to how well-developed her proportions are. She’s a mermaid so she isn’t too often seen with her human legs. Her hair is beautiful, long, and light blue, along with her eyes and a very seductive face. The Little Mermaid has a very pleasant design that matches her endearing personality. She also has something that appears to be external gills on her face – very cute. Little Mermaid adopts the appearance of a girl with the features of a fish, with dark blue eyes, fair skin, and pale blue hair that reaches down to her bottom. Her bangs stop right above her eyes, and her ears are jagged, colored a dark blue, sticking past her hair. A few inches below her pelvis, her legs transition into a blue fish tail, testament to her status as a mermaid. Her clothing is composed of a black tube top and a frilly pink miniskirt, alongside a tied red ribbon resting on the base of her neck. In her true form, she's instead presented as an almost incomprehensible green mass, with countless tentacles sprouting from her body and a single orifice opening up in an O-shape, lined with pink. Little Mermaid is one of the relatively kinder and more composed Demonic Princesses, finding it no trouble to help others if it would convenience them. She's rather patient and empathetic, able to easily find why a decision may be hard to another, especially if love is involved as the subject. She finds herself as someone more mature than the majority, as she refers to herself as "elder sister" and Grimm as "boy." She also appears to be indifferent to her position of power or finds it important to keep a hobby, as she is never found sitting on her throne, rather at the piano situated behind it, playing the same tune in repetition. However, she's obsessive when it comes to the topic of love, justifying every action, violent or otherwise, in the name of it. At the discussion of her own defeat, she's unperturbed by the idea, only seeing her demise as a way to procure more love within a relatively more peaceful world. Even nearing her deathbed, she exclaims that the damage being done to her does hurt, but she's desperately searching for love within it despite the inherent hostility in attacking another. The Hotel Poseidon, namely its "love or kill" mechanism provides more insight into her viewpoint of love, believing murder to aggregate and spread love rather than stifle it. She hides her loneliness beneath her own mannerisms, and she treasures her past relationships; she periodically reflects on the "olden days" when she and the other Demonic Princesses were able to come together and talk to one another without conflict, and with spare time on their hands. Ultimately, she's not opposed to new bonds, as she states that her loneliness is nonexistent with a husband by her side.

Princess Frog is one of the five Demonic Princesses. She rules over her section of the Lost Empire, Tainted Bog, and, because of her role, blocks entry into the Inner Lost Empire. Princess Frog as a person is somewhat crazy. It’s best to describe her as a nymphomaniac since she has copulated with more than 300 other “princes” who came to save her. She’s really into kissing and since she’s a frog she utilizes her sticky tongue during those scenes. Princess Frog has a very cute and simple design. She has a frog-themed green cloak that has frog eyes on the top of its hood, and a purple bowtie under one of the eyes. Under that green cloak, she has a red dress that covers her petite body. Her tongue is long since she’s a frog. And she has dark green hair and eyes that are alluring. Princess Frog has the appearance of an ordinary girl, with dark green eyes, fair skin, and short green hair that stops just short from her chin. Her bangs split in an upside down V shape, and hover just above her eyes, and her tongue is always sticking slightly out of her mouth, seemingly out habit. Her clothing is made up of a red dress, with its bottom ending at her thighs. Its top half is concealed by a short green cloak, with its hood having two wide eyes and black marks in between to simulate the face of a frog, and a pinkish-purple bow right under the left eye of the hood. Her true form is the most simplistic out of the Demonic Princesses, but she instead interestingly adopts the appearance of a toad rather than a frog. Princess Frog at surface level appears dramatic yet simple, acting as a damsel in distress to passerby, notably men who she insists on calling her "princes." Her straightforward behavior when it comes to love is rooted in her thoughts tunnel visioning with the idea of having a prince; as a result, she seems to not be particular about men, sufficing if they are willing to call themselves by such a title and are also willing to kiss her, a deed that she expects to be done posthaste. Her defining quality as a Demonic Princess is her delusions of being under a curse that keeps her as a frog, and that it's something only a kiss can solve. Her proclamation as a frog may entirely be fake, but she's notably somewhat prideful of being one, taking offense to imitations of them as well as becoming outraged at their bad treatment. Despite the simplicity of her obsession, a part of her is encased in ambiguous sorrow, hidden away by her outward personality. However, she is far too self-aware when it comes to her emotions, especially in front of her loved ones, and thus her state of sadness never lasts for very long. As she's based off of the original fairytale, her history prior to the game's events are likely similar, with some changes. A prince dropped his shoe into the Tainted Bog where Princess Frog has lived all of her life, and for an unspoken reason, kissed him, draining him of his souls and leading to his death. He was likely an actual prince that triggered her obsession, leading to the deaths of 344 unnamed people who also wandered into the Tainted Bog, and who may have also not have been princes at all. This however shows that her demeanor of wanting princes has always been something she's desired.

Snow White is one of the five Demonic Princesses. She rules over her section of the Lost Empire, Snow White Castle, and, consequently because of her role, blocks entry into the Inner Lost Empire. Snow White's physical appearance is that of a normal looking girl with white skin, rose colored eyes, and light blue hair that reaches down to her shoulders, with a fringe that hovers above her eyes. Her clothing is described as a simple dress, with a light aqua button up, a white collar and short, puffed up sleeves. A large red bow wraps around her head, and she sports white stockings that reach over most of her thighs, rimmed with a red lace. Her sprite in battle is different, likely due to her own insecurities about herself despite claiming how beautiful her body is: her bow and most of her dress disappears, replaced with a slightly pointed, double horned hat that obscures most of her hair, and a black cloak. Her chest is covered instead by her hair; midway through her thigh, the remnants of a skirt drape on the ground around her, held together around the midsection above her pelvis. As her true form, she takes the appearance of a silver, serpentine, crocodilian-like monster encased in ice snaking around itself almost to emulate a blizzard, its features and teeth serrated and deliberate, complete with red eyes. Snow White's demeanor is as cold and distant as the castle she rules over, normally towards any stranger that doesn't offer their help towards her. She's quick to understand the motivations behind others' actions. Simultaneously, she's also cynical, judging others to extreme ends, and cannot tolerate liars or people who break promises. She's quite insecure when it comes to herself, as she becomes more certain to call herself beautiful when the rest of her peers are dead. This may notably be thanks to the mirror's judgement of who is the "fairest one of all." Her particular obsession of becoming the "fairest one of all" and therefore the most beautiful is an endless fixation that is only fulfilled when her peers perish; according to the mirror, she can't be deemed that while the other Demonic Princesses are still alive and well. Such an object she seems to take for its word seriously, and it's something that she trusts more than any other person, aside from the face of her husband, who she'll support given that he follows through with her desires. Due to her similarity with the original fairytale, her backstory is also similar, with some alterations. Her fairytale denotes that she had a stepmother who she murdered out of jealousy, but who apparently harbored jealousy for her, as well. Snow White may have never known of her feelings at all, or if she had, did not believe that her stepmother would genuinely think such a thing. Either result, alongside the acquisition of the mirror and its determination of who is the "fairest of all", leads to her current feelings of insecurity about herself. The seven dwarfs are also present, serving her without question. Upon seeing that she isn't quite the "fairest of all" due to the existence of the other Demonic Princesses, she obsesses over their deaths and attempts to eliminate them for another 1810 years, by any means necessary. It's unclear if her prince ever existed, as there hasn't been a single mention of it, so Snow White is still waiting for her prince.

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