Lillie (01npfzi9)
1 ratingLillie is a kindhearted Trainer who always does her best. Having overcome many obstacles in her past, she is now strong enough to face any challenge that comes her way.
Battle Sprite: Kyledove
Design Notes:
Girl
Name: Lillie... Lillie is German for lily.
General term for plants in the Liliaceae family of the Liliaceae order.
The flower's meanings are dignity, purity, innocence, purity, and cuteness.
Gender: Female
Age: 11
Appearance: Black hair, white skin. A girl with a slightly plain impression.
A little taller than the protagonist.
White-based clothing represents innocence.
153cm.
Character: Heroine or friend position in this work.
Goal 1: Returning the Pokemon larvae to their original world.
Goal 2: Restoring family relationships, which she herself is unaware of at the start of the game.
Feeling sorry for the Pokemon larvae that were being experimented on by the Aether Foundation
She ran away from the foundation with the Pokemon larvae three months ago.
She herself was ignored by her mother, the representative of the Foundation, and lived with Vice-Chief Wicke (see the document "Niji Character Settings (Foundation Areas/Skull Gang).docx") as her foster parent. Although Wicke felt sorry for the girl, he never expressed any feelings or words of that nature, so the girl did not feel any more sorry for herself than necessary and was able to grow up to be a fairly straight person. Because of this, she wants to act as an ideal mother to the young Pokemon. The protagonist, the girl, and the young Pokemon are a pseudo-family. She is also interested in protecting Pokemon. Since she was a child, she has seen Pokemon being hurt and protected as rare species, so she thinks about what she can do for the weak. At the same time, she is aware of her own powerlessness. She pretends to treat Pokemon, but it's like playing house. She is afraid of hurting Pokemon. The accumulation of these feelings leads to her escaping with the young Pokemon. When the time comes, she will act on emotion without thinking of the consequences.
Since baby Pokémon are said to come from another world, she believes that in order to truly help them, she needs to know how to get to that other world...
In other words, she thinks that she needs to research the folklore of the Alola region. However, since she is not a Pokémon trainer, she cannot move around Alola freely, and she wants a trainer who can lend her strength.
This leads to her interest in the protagonist.
She is directionally challenged.
Perhaps this is due to her having lived within the limited confines of the Aether Foundation, she is unable to reach her destination in the first place.
This is also a reason why she relies on the protagonist. The rest is just a part of how familiar she is with him.
She likes reading. She has a desire to speak her fantasies and phrases from books, but she holds back because other people will look at her suspiciously when she says such things.
Compared to her brother.
She also keeps several books in the loft she rents at the professor's laboratory.
She changes her outfit midway through the scenario.
She becomes a Pokémon trainer in the final scenario.
In the end, she is able to reconcile her parent-child relationship with the Foundation representative.
*A character that represents the anxiety felt by boys and girls of this age as to whether they are really parent and child.
*Young Pokémon emerge from Ultra Holes.
In reality, it is brood parasitism, but no one in Alola knows of this fact, and there is no legend to back it up.
It is believed to be related to Ultra Holes, and was experimented on by the Aether Foundation.