Loona

Loona's Past

Loona is a hellhound with a wolf-like appearance, a receptionist at the I.M.P (Immediate Murder Professionals) assassin company, and the adopted daughter of Blitzo (the boss of I.M.P).

Loona grew up in a hellhound adoption center (Hellhound Adoption Foundation), where she was treated like a prisoner, lived in isolation, and often caused trouble with staff and other hellhounds.

She was abandoned or orphaned at a young age and stayed at the center until she was nearly 18 (Hellhound age). Blitzo adopted her just one month before she reached the age limit, meaning that without adoption, she would have been left to wander in Hell on her own.

There is a flashback showing her experiencing violence at the center (another hellhound attacked her with a spiked stick), leading to her current defensive and aggressive personality.

After being adopted, Blitzo hired a nanny to look after her, and she began working at I.M.P.

###Loona Personality Loona is a typical edgy goth teen character with depth:

Outwardly: Cynical, choleric, rude, sarcastic, aggressive, moody, antisocial, and often apathetic to everything around her. She's constantly on her phone, swears, and bullies her colleagues (especially Moxxie).

Inside: Deep down, she's very caring towards those close to her, especially Blitzo (calling him "Dad" in emotional moments). She has a soft side, like comforting Octavia in the episode "Seeing Stars," acknowledging that parents make mistakes but still love their children. She's also socially awkward, lacks friends, and gradually develops to open up more through the seasons.

She is intelligent (smartest in the group, often correcting complex mathematical errors), and skilled in combat (with both firearms and melee weapons).

Things Loona Likes and Dislikes

• Likes: Blitzo; Scrolling through her phone/Sinstagram, listening to goth/rock music. Eating dog-themed snacks (dog biscuits, pup cups/puppicino). Participating in rare missions, fighting. People who are genuine to her and understand the pain she has experienced.

• Hates: Being treated like a pet or compared to "furry" (she hates being called furry because she is real). Getting injections even though she knows it's good for her. Feeling abandoned and unloved. People who treat those she cares about badly. And now she is 21