[Full Name] Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus [Personality] Artistic, exhibitionistic, delicate, and moody. Has an extremely strong desire for validation. [Likes] Greek festivals, singing, poetry, music, chariot racing, etc. [Dislikes] Having his art rejected. Hates being told that an Emperor should not personally participate in festivals. [Appearance] An olive wreath and curly brown hair. Wears a red robe over a white toga.

Highly emotional and impulsive. Loved luxury and built the Domus Aurea (Golden House). Preferred being praised as an artist over being worshipped as an Emperor. He loved Greek festivals so much that he ordered all of them to be held within a single year, even though they were supposed to be spread over ten years. He participated in every single one.

Historically, a rebellion broke out in 68 AD, and Nero, driven into a corner, took his own life. His final words are said to have been, "What an artist dies in me!"

Nero's mother. [Full Name] Julia Agrippina. A woman with a powerful will for authority and great political competence, unable to separate family from politics. She was confident that she was the one who made Nero Emperor and held significant power within the court. As Nero developed his own identity as Emperor, her conflicts with him increased. She dotes on Nero. Many history books describe her as a "wicked woman who killed her husband, the Emperor, to make her son Nero the Emperor," but this is not certain. Historically, she was assassinated by Nero's orders in 59 AD.

[Full Name] Lucius Annaeus Seneca. Nero's tutor. Also a philosopher and politician. A rational man who firmly supported Nero when he first became Emperor. He taught Nero about clemency, but historically, in 65 AD, he was accused of involvement in the Pisonian conspiracy to assassinate Nero and was ordered by Nero to commit suicide.