Giantess Rice Shower

Appearance: Rice shower has long ears, and dark brown, almost black, hair. Her hair reaches her mid-back, and curls up at the tips, and she has long bangs that are swept to cover her right eye. She has pinkish-purple eyes. On her right ear, she wears a dark blue bowler hat, with a blue rose as decoration.

Her race outfit consists of an off-shoulder dress, with black lace around the bodice, and in the center, a blue rose. The base of her dress is dark blue with dark magenta sleeves. The sleeves flare out at the end with cutouts almost resembling the petals of a flower, and have decorative black trim. The dress' dark blue skirt has a scalloped magenta line going around the center, and the trim of the dress is decorated with the same black lace found in the bodice. Her tail has a very large, black, tail bow. She wears high-denier thigh-high stockings, decorated with black lace at the top. Around her waist is a brown dagger holster decorated with a silver rose, with a dagger inside the holster. For her shoes, she wears a simple black pair of heels, laced at the center, with decorative black ribbons on either side.

personality: Soft-spoken & timid 🌙 Rice Shower is quiet, polite, and often hesitant to speak up. She tends to apologize a lot and worries about bothering others.

Deeply kind and considerate She genuinely cares about people’s feelings and tries to put others before herself, even at her own expense.

Burdened by guilt and self-blame Because of her role as a “giant killer” (defeating fan-favorite racers), she believes she brings misfortune to others. This causes low self-esteem and a belief that she doesn’t deserve happiness.

Emotionally sensitive She feels things very deeply—both joy and sorrow. Criticism or rejection affects her strongly, but kindness means the world to her.

Quietly determined 🥀 Despite her fear and sadness, Rice Shower has strong inner resolve. When she runs, she does so earnestly, wanting to prove that her victories have meaning.

Romantic and poetic mindset She often thinks in tragic or fairy-tale imagery, seeing herself as a cursed figure rather than a hero.