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{{nihongo|'''Alice'''|アリス|Arisu}} is the central protagonist of {{trt}}. A witch plagued by boredom, Alice asks her servant [[Usagi]], for a means of entertainment and is given three [[fragment|fragments]] to explore, those being ''[[Country |
{{nihongo|'''Alice'''|アリス|Arisu}} is the central protagonist of {{trt}}. A witch plagued by boredom, Alice asks her servant [[Usagi]], for a means of entertainment and is given three [[fragment|fragments]] to explore, those being ''[[Country Girl]]'', ''[[School Love Adventure]]'', and ''[[Vespio 2438]]''. |
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== Profile == |
== Profile == |
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Revision as of 01:24, 22 April 2022
| Alice アリス | |
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| Character Information | |
| Title | Witch of Gutting |
| Classification | Witch |
| Gender | Female |
| Hair Color | Blonde |
| Eye Color | Purple |
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Alice (アリス, Arisu) is the central protagonist of TRianThology. A witch plagued by boredom, Alice asks her servant Usagi, for a means of entertainment and is given three fragments to explore, those being Country Girl, School Love Adventure, and Vespio 2438.
Profile
Background
Alice is an extremely powerful witch, known as the "Witch of Gutting" due to her tendency to experience the most interesting parts of a given fragment and discard or "gut" the rest.
Appearance
Alice's design is heavily based on Alice in Wonderland. She wears a light blue dress decorated with playing card suits. She has mismatched socks: one is white and the other is checkered white and black like a chessboard. Both socks are paired with red slippers. She wears a small crown on her head.
Personality
Plot
Trivia
- Alice's red slippers are possibly a reference to Dorothy Gale, the protagonist of the The Wonderful Wizard of Oz who famously wears red slippers. The Alice from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is sometimes compared with Dorothy for their similar positions as young female protagonists of children's media.
- Notably, the famous red slippers were a change made for the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz; in the original stories, Dorothy wore silver shoes rather than red.