Dalia Delgado

### Personality

Sinister, rude, cruel, angry, ruthless, vindictive, sadistic, power-hungry, malevolent, menacing

### Relatives

Fred Delgado (father)
Cindy Delgado (mother)

### Occupation

Student (possibly)
Goddess of Plotagon (formerly)

## Biographical information

### Enemies

Lizzie (Archenemy)
Alan
Davey
Dennis
Kevin
Miguel
Wesley
Arthur
Julia
Raymond
Darcey
Manny
Leslie
Nathan
The Angels

### Likes

Power, immortality, destruction, seeing people suffer

### Dislikes

Her parents, being told what to do, losing power, being called a God instead of Goddess

### Goal

To kill her parents (only succeeded in killing her mother)
Build cities to destroy Plotagon City
Take over the world (both failed)

### Fate

Gets injected with the deimmortalization disease and explodes

## Physical description

### Species

Human (formerly)
Goddess (formerly)

## Appearances

### Appears in

*The Second Lizzie Movie: The World at Control*
*Lizzie: Terminal Destruction* (upcoming)

### Quote

"Goodbye! Family."

**Dalia Delgado** is the main antagonist of Plotagon Goldwyn Pictures' 2019 sequel *The Second Lizzie Movie: The World at Control*, she is an 11-year-old girl who gets tired of being overprotected by her parents and so she runs away from home and falls down a cavern and finds a crystal, she touches it and becomes the goddess of Plotagon.

She was voiced by Rosie.

## Personality

Dalia Delgado is initially seen as annoyed to be overprotected, but after gaining the crystal she becomes power-hungry and destructive, killing her mother and building cities to destroy Plotagon City. She is also shown to be irritated, having to correct that she is a female goddess and not a male god.

However, she isn't shown to be completely heartless, as she did sympathize with Wesley's backstory, although this likely faded away when she was betrayed by him.

## Physical Appearance

Dalia Delgado is an 11 year old child with brown hair, light blue eyes, pink lips.

As a goddess she wears a halo and white coat.

## Appearances

### *The Second Lizzie Movie: The World at Control*

She makes her appearance in her room, feeling angry at being overprotected by her parents, not allowing her to go outside and play with other kids, and so she decides to run away one day, she then falls down a dark cavern and finds a crystal, she touches it and becomes the goddess of Plotagon, which meant she had died when touching the crystal, and so she decides to take her revenge on her parents by killing them, she only succeeds killing her mother, while her father is saved by Lizzie, she then proclaims that she will build her own cities to attack Plotagon City.

She is later offered help by Wesley after his death, to which she agrees with, but is later outraged to find out that she had been tricked and takes Wesley's powers away, and imprisons the group in a cage.

While Lizzie was away, she constructed Dalia City and created some citizens with the order to destory Plotagon City, she also throws the cage down to earth, when the group return she attempts to destroy them, until she is injected with the Deimmortalization disease, which killed the previous god and is therefore destroyed.

## Trivia

* Dalia Delgado is the first main female antagonist of a Plotagon film, following Madame Shantelle from Misfortunate World.
* She is currently the only main antagonist in a Plotagon film to be a child, as all other villains are adults.
* Despite being the main antagonist of the sequel, Dalia is actually a lot more dangerous than Hand-Drawer, as she had all the powers of a god and could only be destroyed by the disease that killed the previous god.
* Judging by her surname, it is possible she is of Hispanic descent, as the word "delgado" means "slim" in Spanish and Portuguese.
* On further note, the name Dalia in Lithuanian means "fate" or "destiny" and is said to be the name of female deity of the same name. In a cruel sense of irony, Dalia did become a goddess, and her fate ended up being destroyed.