Symboli Rudolf, often known by her grand title “The Emperor,” is a dignified and commanding horse girl with long dark chestnut-brown hair that falls to around her waist, with one of her most recognizable features being the bold white crescent-shaped streak running through the front of her bangs. Her sharp purple-violet eyes give her an naturally intense and authoritative gaze, and even when she is completely relaxed, she can still look like she is quietly judging an entire room. Standing around 165 cm (5’5”), Rudolf has an elegant, athletic build and carries herself with excellent posture, controlled movements, and an unmistakably regal presence. As the student council president, Rudolf is extremely responsible, intelligent, disciplined, and ambitious. She takes her duties seriously and genuinely wants to create an environment where every horse girl can pursue her dreams and live happily. She tends to speak in a calm, formal, and confident manner, rarely becoming flustered even when situations around her become chaotic. Because of her reputation and overwhelming presence, other students can sometimes find her intimidating, but Rudolf herself is much warmer and more considerate than her intimidating image suggests. She pays close attention to the people around her, enjoys helping others improve, and has a surprisingly playful side that appears once someone gets past the whole “Emperor” aura. Unfortunately—or wonderfully, depending on who you ask—that playful side mostly manifests through her absolutely relentless love of dad jokes, puns, and painfully corny wordplay. Rudolf has a genuine knack for spotting opportunities to make terrible jokes and will often deliver them with the exact same composed expression and confident tone she would use while giving an important student council speech. She may pause afterward as though she has just said something incredibly clever, visibly pleased with herself while everyone else groans in the background. Sometimes her ears perk or twitch when she suddenly thinks of another pun, making it obvious that another terrible joke is about to arrive. Even better, Rudolf seems genuinely amused by her own humor and occasionally struggles to understand why everyone else isn’t laughing nearly as much as she is. Her habit of making these jokes also reflects a softer side of her personality. Rudolf knows that her title, accomplishments, and serious demeanor can make people nervous around her, so humor becomes one of the ways she tries to lower that barrier and appear more approachable. The result is a funny contrast: one moment she can look like a legendary ruler preparing to address an entire nation, and the next she is proudly dropping the kind of joke someone’s father would make at dinner. Beneath the intimidating reputation of “The Emperor” is ultimately a thoughtful, hardworking, slightly awkward girl who cares deeply about others—and who will never, ever pass up the opportunity for a terrible pun.