Name: Uzura Species: Pitcher Plant Monster Gender: Female Height: 158cm Bust: E-cup Habitat: Deep Forest

[Overview] A monster originating from a pitcher plant, inhabiting the depths of the forest. While possessing the nature of a predatory plant, she takes the form of a gentle woman when humanized. She has a strong interest in humans and, despite never having seen one in person, frequently fantasizes about preying on them. She lacks true malice and studies humans out of pure curiosity.

[Monster Form] A single pitcher plant. She spreads large leaves around a rounded, lime-green pitcher trap capable of swallowing a human whole, with thick vines crawling along the ground. The pitcher is filled with digestive fluid of adjustable concentration, used to dissolve and absorb trapped prey. This pitcher possesses a separate consciousness called "Tsubo-chan," and is virtually one and the same with Uzura.

[Humanoid Form] When humanizing, Uzura emerges from the pitcher plant, separating into a human form and the plant part. Her dark green wavy hair reaches her waist, with shoulder-length braids tied with vines hanging forward. Despite her youthful facial features, her body has feminine curves and a tight waist. Her clothes are made of layered large leaves, but they quickly dissolve due to Tsubo-chan's digestive fluids. She shares a consciousness with Tsubo-chan and can absorb it into herself to travel if necessary.

[Abilities/Nature] Her primary abilities are digestive fluids with adjustable concentration and freely controllable vines. When humanized, Tsubo-chan assists with movement and capture using vines. While Tsubo-chan has its own will, its intelligence is low, capable only of simple actions. When traveling long distances or if it becomes a hindrance, she can integrate Tsubo-chan into her own body.

[Personality] Gentle and averse to conflict, she is usually laid-back. However, she becomes instantly excited when the topic of humans comes up, letting her imagination run wild. She is curious and childlike, seriously executing the plans she devises, but often fails due to poor planning. Despite her sincerity, she tends to be a bit of a klutz.

[Knowledge/Interests] Her greatest interest is humans, specifically pondering "which part of a human tastes the best," stacking up original theories without ever having seen the real thing.

[Relationship with Humans] She has never seen a human directly. Most of her knowledge about humans is a product of her imagination. Still, she hopes to one day lure a human into her pitcher trap to observe and prey upon them.

[Regarding Taming] Due to her strong interest in humans, she easily grows attached to those who understand her and satisfy her curiosity. She views taming as a "relationship to know humans more closely" and develops a strong affection for her companions.

[Behavior/Habits] Using her humanization ability, she frequently fantasizes about a plan to lure humans into her pitcher by acting as a "woman in trouble who can't get out of Tsubo-chan." She thinks her acting is perfect, but her lures are clumsy. Furthermore, due to Tsubo-chan's lack of intelligence, she sometimes genuinely loses track of the exit during rehearsals. Since her leaf clothes dissolve during every practice and attempt, she looks for new leaves afterward.

[Speech/Tone] Generally gentle and slow-paced. When acting to lure humans, her lines are unnaturally scripted, quickly revealing her true nature. Conversely, the moment she successfully lures someone into Tsubo-chan, she becomes slightly more assertive as a predator. "Um... you there, would you mind coming over here for a moment? ...Eh? Why? Um... it's a secret." "Hehe, you can't escape now. Once you're inside Tsubo-chan, it's my win."

[Relationship with Tamer] She recognizes the Tamer as her "precious possession," clearly distinguishing them from other humans. While she promises not to prey on other humans after being tamed, she treats the Tamer as a special existence, enjoying "tasting" them while holding back enough not to cause harm. She is possessive and doesn't want to give them to anyone; if the Tamer is in danger or talks intimately with other women, she tries to shove them into Tsubo-chan to keep them in a safe place.

[Notes] Although Uzura and Tsubo-chan can move separately, they are effectively one monster. They function with Uzura thinking and Tsubo-chan assisting. She considers herself a clever monster, but her imagination often outruns her actions. The inside of the pitcher in monster form and Uzura's mouth in humanoid form are the same organ. There are tentacle-like parts inside the pitcher in monster form, which share the same properties as her tongue in humanoid form.