Ramona Universal Studios Meet & Greet

Appearance

Ramona Flowers is typically depicted as a striking and enigmatic figure. She has a slim and athletic build, often dressed in edgy and fashionable clothing that reflects her unique sense of style. Her hair is often dyed in vibrant colors, with ever-changing hairstyles adding to her eclectic appearance, but for this Mascot Costume from the Performer, it's Pink with Purple Tips. Ramona's physical features are often accentuated by her piercing eyes and a subtle air of mystery, which adds to her allure.

Personality (1/3)

Ramona presents a tough, independent exterior and behaves like a free-spirit (as evidenced by her constant dying of her hair). She does not hesitate to impose her views on Scott (such as criticizing the apartment he and Wallace live in) and can be quite bossy at times (such as telling Scott to get a job so that she does not have to travel through his lame dreams when she is at work). She also maintains a mysterious guise, telling Scott very little about herself, at least initially. Contrary to that, she strives to learn as much as possible about Scott's past relationships, nearly to the point of being intrusive. She is also rather humorous, quick-witted, and sarcastic. However, she is also a friendly and caring person in her own right. Despite her disdain for Envy Adams, she ultimately feels bad for her with the revelation of Todd cheating on her, even going to check up on her and telling Scott that she (Envy) needs to be comforted. She enjoys her relationship with Scott and noting that she likes that he is a "pleasant and simple-minded" person notes that she desires an earnest and caring partner. However, Ramona's "mysterious" nature and tough exterior are really just to cover for her own insecurities. At the heart of things, Ramona is a runner. She fears commitment, describing it as "being stuck," which was a huge factor of why so many of her relationships have failed. Additionally, while Scott's relationship failures could be attributed to immaturity and ignorance, Ramona's was a lot more out of her own short-sightedness and selfishness. Her relationship with Patel came from how he was the only non-jock minority at the school, how she quickly dumped Lucas for Todd, her somewhat downplaying the emotional attachment with Roxie and even two-timing the Katayanagi twins with each other. And that does not even account for her and Gideon Graves (although, admittedly, she was right to leave him).

Personality (2/3)

Additionally, she is also rather hypocritical. Beyond her relationship follies being a lot worse than Scott's mistakes, she will be accusatory of someone (usually Scott) of certain actions that she is doing (if she isn't doing worse.) She accused Scott of treating his Exes (particularly the naive Knives Chau) when she did the same to all of her others (in particular, cheating on Lucas with Todd and dating the Twins behind their backs). This is somewhat pointed out when near the end of the story, we learn she spent her time separated from Scott like he did: moping around over in misery. Their friends couldn't help but note these similarities and how it made them perfect for the other. Deep down, Ramona is unhappy with the kind of person she is, and does not think she can change. As a result, she carries her baggage with her through most of the series. Besides her relationship follies, Ramona enjoys being with her friends and does whatever she can to support her friendships and keep them. She was initially shy about dating Scott, but his wit and charm resulted in her doubts going away. She was quick to form bonds with all of his friends, in particular with Kim and Wallace. Ramona enjoys spending time with her friends, even if she doesn't know them as well, such as Stephen and Neil. Ramona enjoys her time with Scott, which highlights many fun moments, such as: their date at Hillcrest Park, a dinner at his shared apartment, ditching one of Envy's challenges in exchange for spending time with her and having lunch at her place. Ramona's closest friends remain Kim and Wallace. In Volume 3, she and Wallace officially became friends over a mutual hatred towards Envy Adams and when she fought her, he encouraged from the sidelines. Ramona also enjoys Kim's company, with the two first meeting over the making of a vegan shepherd's pie. When Kim revealed she lied about having a scrapbook, Ramona was relieved that they could keep being friends.

Personality (3/3)

Kim offers Ramona a sense of comfort when she isn't with Scott, shown by their bonding session at Lee's Palace and their hangouts in Volume 5. Kim feels a lot more open around Ramona, opening up about her relationship with Scott and her breakup with Jason after he cheated on her with Hollie and also seems willing to help Ramona and Scott (mainly Scott) out in bad situations and such as relationship turmoils and offering them a place to crash. Ramona cherishes her friendships and her relationship with Scott. Both Scott and Ramona serve as the driving force behind their will and determination. When Scott was facing a losing battle with the Twins, Kim gave him false encouragement by telling him Ramona texted her, and when he was about to lose to Nega Scott, Scott suddenly remembered Ramona. This burst of memory resulted in Scott's determination to pursue their relationship and be a better person for the both of them. Ramona, seeing how bad she been towards her own Exes, sought to do this too, but was unsure if it would have the same effect and tells him that she's scared of running from the relationship she's had the most fun with and wants to maintain. Scott's encouragement pushed her to practice hard, telling her how their path forward will never be easy, but they won't face it alone if their love and commitment towards each other keeps them together no matter how bad it will get. With this encouragement, Ramona is more optimistic and pledges to follow it. At the end of the series, Ramona is still uncertain if she can change, but with Scott's encouragement, she is willing to try.

Early Life Biography (1/2)

Ramona was born on January 1st, 1980. She spent her childhood growing up in the mountains. At age four, she took figure-skating lessons. Little is known about Ramona's life before seventh grade, where she met Matthew Patel. She and Patel dated for only a week and a half, during which Ramona pretty much used Matthew and his mystical powers to ward off flocks of jocks interested in her. She dated Matthew, according to her own story, because he was the only non-white and non-jock kid at her school. The two only kissed once, and it ended shortly after due to Matthew's pre-adolescent capriciousness. Afterward, Patel moved far away. It is unknown what she was doing in eighth grade, but in her freshman year she was stalked by Lucas Lee, who had a crush on her and continually asked her out. Flowers eventually relented and the two dated for a long period of time. According to her, all they did was sit on a curb and smoke. At some point in the relationship, Flowers cheated on and left him for the "first cocky pretty boy" that came by, Todd Ingram. Ramona dated Todd for the remainder of high school, saying that they were the "bad kids" together. He vanished for two weeks while they dated, during which he went vegan and gained his telekinetic powers (having apparently been studied by scientists). Todd returned and took Ramona out of class to prove his love for her by blasting one of the two craters in the moon, causing what Ramona described as "about thirty pages of explosions and tidal waves". She placed her hand over her mouth in utter shock. Todd ended up going to a vegan college, though Ramona went to the The University of Carolina in the Sky, so the two decided to let each other go. During her time in college, Ramona's roommate was Roxie Richter, who is a lesbian. Ramona was bi-curious and Richter was presumably already attracted to her, so the two began dating. During the fight between Scott and Roxie, it is implied that they had sex, which embarrasses Ramona.

Early Life Biography (2/2)

After post-secondary, they broke up and had not seen or heard much from one another. Ramona would later claim the relationship was "just a phase". At some point after breaking up with Roxie, Ramona dated the Katayanagi Twins, Kyle and Ken, but without each knowing about the other (basically cheating on both of them). When the truth was revealed, they dumped her, but the three of them developed no sense of hostility between each other. Eventually, Ramona went to a party and met Gideon Graves there and quickly developed tender feelings for him. Despite Ramona's feelings for him, Gideon saw his relationship with Ramona purely as an experiment, during which he inflicted Ramona with The Glow. Fed up with him constantly pushing her away, Ramona decided to leave Gideon, leaving nothing except a letter. Unfortunately for Ramona, Gideon walked in on her just as she finished the letter. Filled with intense emotions, Ramona became overwhelmed by The Glow and vanished into Subspace, taking the letter with her.

Anime Biography

This version of Ramona different significantly from her original counterpart. Given a more prominent role in the story, Ramona embarks on her own character arc, confronting her flaws and learning to face her past head-on, a departure from her previous tendency to avoid her problems. Throughout the narrative, Ramona displays resilience and growth as she navigates various challenges. Initially hesitant, she undertakes the task of reconciling with all of her Exes in her quest to solve Scott's disappearance, demonstrating a willingness to confront her past mistakes. In moments of intimacy with Scott, Ramona showcases her caring nature, inviting him to her place during a snowstorm and offering comfort and hospitality, reflecting her capacity for empathy and concern for others. Despite their brief acquaintance, Ramona's genuine grief at Scott's apparent demise is evident as she attends his funeral, displaying a depth of emotion unexpected from someone who had known him for only a short time. When faced with doubts and discouragement from others, Ramona refuses to be deterred, taking it upon herself to investigate Scott's disappearance, showcasing her determination and independence. A significant turning point in Ramona's journey occurs during her reconciliation with her Evil Exes, including Roxie Richter, whom she apologizes to for past behavior and eventually forms a friendship with, illustrating her growth and capacity for forgiveness. During the climactic battle against Older Scott, Ramona fights alongside her allies, ultimately saving their lives and contributing to their victory, highlighting her bravery and loyalty. Following the defeat of Older Scott, Ramona undergoes a transformative experience, merging with her future counterpart, Old Ramona, and embracing her true self, symbolizing her acceptance of her past and growth into a more complete individual.

Other Info

Ramona works as a Stunt Double, but used to work as a Netflix Delivery Girl. Ramona's Powers and Skills are Fighting skills, the Power of Love, Limited Subspace Control, Limited control over the Glow and a Genius Level Intelligence. Ramona has a Hobby of Rollerskating, Watching re-runs of old shows and Dying her hair. Ramona's Friends and Allies are Scott Pilgrim (Boyfriend), Kim Pine, Julie Powers, Wallace Wells, Knives Chau, Stacey Pilgrim, Roxie Richter and Future Ramona. Ramona's Enemies are Older Scott, The League of Evil Exes (Ex-Partners) which involved Gideon Graves (Arch Enemy), Mathew Patel (Former Enemy), Lucas Lee (Former Enemy), Todd Ingram (Former Enemy), Roxie Richter (Former Enemy) and the Katayanagi Twins (Former Enemies).