Fleur de Belle

Fleur de Belle is ethnically and nationally Japanese, but is deeply fascinated with everything that comes from France, especially the food. She uses French words in everyday speech, and believes she was a model in a previous life. She has gone through numerous plastic surgeries in order to "look more French". It is believed that Fleur de Belle is not her real name, but no one can prove that it isn't her real name.

Fleur de Belle is a kind-hearted, clever, charismatic, and social lady, and works at The Red Cat Freak Show. She specializes in fire stunts, and like all members of The Red Cat Freak Show, she is very eccentric and probably mental asylum worthy. She is genuinely kind, and often spends her meager earnings to buy things for the other performers. Only Mr. Arashi seems to know that she's not actually French.

She has many hobbies, including making pastries, singing, and giving other performers makeovers. She will sometimes make pastries inspired by other performers, with the appearance of the pastry matching whatever performer it's inspired by's aesthetic.

Appearance-wise, Fleur has long hair dyed a muted, light brown that looks natural in dim light but reveals a chemical flatness under the sun. Her eyes are a piercing, artificial blue, the result of iris implants that give her a slightly vacant, doll-like stare. Her face is a map of contradiction; the surgically refined slope of her nose and chin are marred by uneven, glossy burn scars that stretch from her cheekbone down toward her jawline. Similar patches of toughened, glossy scar tissue are scattered across her shoulders and forearms. She does not hide these marks; instead, she treats them as "accessories" to her tragedy, often framing the burns with precise eyeliner or shimmering gold powders. She is often wearing tight corsets paired with oversized, flowing skirts that hide the scattered burn marks on her limbs. Her skin is pale, though she often powders her face with a heavy, porcelain-white cosmetic.

Fleur de Belle : "Consider it done, ma princesse!"