Trixie Pop

**Trixie Pop** is a supporting character in the V2 Chronicles Series. An adorably bubbly and cutesy girl, Trixie is a transfer student from Altria assigned to Class 2-V; namely, the dreaded "sixth row", a row notorious for housing the desks that infamous alumni once occupied. This is all an elaborate cover. Trixie is one of the 'Tarot Cards' of the Sunrise Empire and Siegfried's right-hand woman, operating under the Lovers Arcana.

Trixie is portrayed by Chika Fujiwara.

## Appearance

Trixie is a cute, pale-skinned, blue-eyed young girl with mid-length pink hair and a notable, small black ribbon in her hair, placed right in the middle of her bangs. She typically wears a thigh-length black dress worn atop a white collar shirt (with fluctuating sleeve lengths), adorned with a thin red tie shaped like a bow, white knee socks and black shoes.

## Personality

Though Trixie is deceptive, her personality rarely changes depending on who she's interacting with. Trixie's genuine default is that of a bubbly, lively, eccentric girl whose looks and attitude manage to charm everyone around her - she notably made Justin Gunther faint (sorry, pass out, men don't faint) and Max Maranza would have followed suit had Morris not punched him in the face and reminded him of his inherent manliness. Trixie *does* put up the facade of being a bit of a ditz - she pretends to speak and act without thinking it through beforehand, and intentionally keeps her grades at about a B to a C+ ratio to uphold this persona.

In actuality, Trixie is shockingly smart - though she lacks a 'bigger picture' mentality like many of the Chronicles' geniuses, Trixie is perceptive and analytical, able to easily read a lot of situations without having to try too hard. In her introductory episode, Trixie was able to memorize a student's login information just by watching him type. Trixie shows thievery prowess as well - she has stolen keys from Amber Academy staff and personnel, cash, cards, phones, and small firearms, among other things. Trixie is able to easily match pace with her colleagues Kaguya and Shiro, two notable high-school geniuses and tacticians, although she falters a bit with Kyoshiro and Siegfried's military terminology. Trixie is also a decent fighter - though far from a first-class warrior, Trixie shows impressive skill with weapons handling, especially small weapons and light explosives.

The only person that really gets to see Trixie's truest self is Siegfried - Trixie is plainly infatuated with Siegfried, claiming that nobody's "as fun as [him]" and that she constantly misses him when he's not around. It's clear that Siegfried spoils Trixie and shows an evident soft spot for her compared to the rest of his Arcana - their relationship is unique, however, due to the unpredictability of their conversations and interactions. The two of them will fluctuate from a "sugar daddy and his good little girl" dynamic to "two morally gray, murderous philosophers that ponder about ideology and the state of the world" at completely sporadic intervals. Despite Trixie's childlike attitude and appearance, she's completely unafraid to ask daring, ponderous, and provocative questions, which often toys with people's perception of her as a simple-minded, clumsy girl. All according to plan, as usual.

Trixie loves to dance. Trixie also shows a notable amount of talent on the piano, joining Amber's Music Club and portraying the role of a piano player in one of Ally Windbeck's films. Trixie has a sweet tooth befitting of her sweet appearance. In spite of Trixie's flexible and open-minded attitude, she shows a notable distaste for a number of things - notably, she dislikes yanderes and people that don't shower.