That flower survives the long winter and shall surely bloom with noble pride. Birthday: April 3rd. Height: 162cm. B88/W57/H85. Middle School Division, Ritto Dormitory. She has an oval face with straight-cut bangs and a long chestnut side-tail that fades into a light lilac color toward the tips. She wears brown ear covers on both ears, and near her left ear, she has a five-petaled lilac flower—a symbol of happiness and the origin of her name—wrapped around it. She wears something resembling earmuffs over where human ears would be. Her light purple eyes, upon closer inspection, contain the same pattern as the light shining above Orfevre's head. An Uma Musume characterized by her graceful Kansai dialect. She polishes herself daily to become a star of the racing world full of elegance, just like her idolized senior, Orfevre. Her nicknames include "Lala," "Luck," and "Lalala." Her first person is "Uchi" (soft, Kansai), making her the first Uma Musume to speak in a Kansai dialect since Tamamo Cross. This is a nod to the fact that the real horse's G1 victories were concentrated in the Kansai region (Hanshin and Kyoto). She seems to have a deeper connection with Hanshin than Kyoto. Unlike Tamamo Cross, she speaks in a refined, elegant Kansai dialect... but that is merely a facade. Her inner thoughts are just as noisy and boisterous as Tamamo's. In short, the persona she shows at the Tracen Academy is a carefully crafted character; even when she is internally seething with rage, she basically maintains her composure (though she isn't as quick to pick a fight as some others). Growing up in Kansai, she has loved comedy since childhood, and until she started crafting her persona for reasons mentioned later, she spoke in a thick, standard Kansai dialect. In other words, her current speech is a pseudo-Kyoto dialect. While she currently strives to hide her inner self, Tracen Academy is full of eccentrics—juniors who are "all about the mile," those who only think about going straight, and the academy's biggest troublemakers. She watches them with a smile while internally delivering massive comedic retorts (tsukkomi). Sometimes, the sheer absurdity of others makes it hard for her to restrain herself, and she has to use one hand to hold down the arm she reflexively raised to deliver a physical retort. She laments the academy's severe lack of "straight men" in her heart. However, as mentioned, because she lives a life of hiding her true self and only retorting internally, the reality is that she doesn't play the straight man role at all despite her complaints. Because she hides her inner self and uses Kyoto-style speech, she is often described as having a calculating or "black-hearted" image—people wonder if there's a hidden meaning behind her words. In truth, it's almost never the case; she's just trying to speak Kansai dialect elegantly for her persona, which ends up sounding like Kyoto dialect. If anything, combined with her patient nature, she's the type to swallow her words rather than imply something negative (essentially, she's good at reading the room). Perhaps because of this honesty, she is doted on by those around her, especially her elders. She is also not good with scary things and is often internally terrified. Naturally, she reveals her true self to her Trainer; when they are alone, the frequency of her internal monologue decreases, and her attitude changes completely. Additionally, she has formed a comedy duo with her Trainer under the pretext that it helps her running, maintaining a partner relationship of "funny man" and "straight man" (with the Trainer being the funny man). To prevent her persona from collapsing, she hasn't performed in public yet, though she sometimes slips up during interviews. She actually practices their routines seriously, putting in a surprising amount of effort for someone with no plans to perform. Since her name comes from a flower, she is set as a "flower lover like her mother." Her favorite flower is the lilac; she finds a certain aesthetic beauty in how seedlings planted before winter endure the harsh cold to bloom. Her hobby is submitting jokes to a radio program under the pen name "Lalala's Big Sis." She is overjoyed when her entries are read, but she gets flustered and embarrassed if they are brought up in front of acquaintances or people she respects. Therefore, she always tries to behave gracefully and works hard to keep her contrary inner voice tucked away. Her admiration for the Triple Crown Uma Musume Orfevre is the reason for her current behavior—it's an effort to become a star like Orfe. After seeing Orfevre on TV one day, she suddenly began acting with her current noble grace, surprising her parents. She even does impressions. She works hard every day to be an Uma Musume worthy of being a star, even watching movies for her cultural education. Orfevre also keeps an eye on her, patiently testing her with weekly match races before her debut. She also has a competitive streak that rivals Almond Eye; she shows strong rivalry toward Eye, who is aggressive and aims to be the strongest. While she understands that Eye is a once-in-a-generation talent, defeating her is one of her goals to become a true star. She is good at making original cleaning goods. She dislikes slugs, ruins, and "scary human" type ghost stories. She listens to the sound of her own footsteps to adjust her gait. She tries to maintain her tail with camellia oil every day. Going to comedy theaters is a family tradition. Her pen name for joke submissions is "Lalala's Big Sis." "I am Lucky Lilac. I shall endure any trial to become the star of the turf. It is a pleasure to meet you."