Lucy (Ninjala) [NSFW]

Appearance

Lucy is a fair-skinned girl with one blue eye on her left and a red eye on her right signifying her powers that she hides with a white eyepatch. She has long blue hair that she wears in large pigtails hold by spiked rings, and her hair is partially dyed with red highlights as the end of her pigtails and on her bangs. She has a single strand of hair that curves up on the top of her head. Lucy wears what appears to be a pink crop top over a white shirt, with a large black star with a blue outline with a glossy finish placed to the left side of the chest. Her left arm has a skin-tight white fabric and black fishnets on it, while her right arm is sleeveless, while both arms feature stripped wristbands. She wears torn denim shorts with a pink belt, with a skin-tight white fabric and black fishnets covering her right leg. Her boots are a vivid blue with white laces and dark blue tongues with stars on each of them. Before attending WNA Academy, Lucy wore a bright pink shirt with white-and-pink striped sleeves and decorated with black stars with blue outlines, dark blue jeans, and the same blue boots as her present day self. Her hair was not dyed, leaving it completely sky blue, and her pigtails were hold by thin light pink rings.

Personality

Lucy is described as loud, chaotic, unpredictable, and even crazy. She is very cheerful and charismatic, rarely ever losing the wide grin on her face and being very energetic and expressive. She is particularly violent and feral amongst the cast, laughing and screaming intimidatingly during battle and occasionally even howling like a wolf. Prior to her powers awakening, Lucy was shown to be a simple cheerful and outgoing young girl that liked being with her friends, though a braver side of her was displayed as well, having stood up for her friends against a line-cutting troublemaker at the ice cream shop. After being traumatized by the awakening of her power, which caused her friends to distance themselves from her, Lucy emotionally shuts down and becomes stoic, distancing herself as much as possible from others to avoid hurting or frightening anyone else. This changes when she meets Chloe, who overtime helps Lucy become more cheerful. When her powers activate again to save Chloe from a speeding vehicle, Lucy temporarily spirals into a depression, believing herself to be a monster and running home in tears. Lucy is shown to have an interest in art, having drawn a monster clutching a flower during Lucy and the Mysterious Eye, and drawing several flowers in a promotional image.

History

Lucy was a normal schoolgirl who lived a relatively normal life; it is unknown where she lived prior to attending WNA Academy. One day while walking and eating ice cream with her friends, they ran into a pair of street punks, one of which had ice cream accidentally spilled on their shirt. As they assaulted the kids for the accident, Lucy's right eye turned red as her powers awakened suddenly and she trapped the punks in a mangle of metal bonds created from the street signs around her. Lucy prepared to attack them before she stopped at the sound of her friends' terrified shrieks, who called her a monster and ran away from her in fear. Regretful and upset after this incident, Lucy became considerably more reserved and quiet, not wanting to scare or hurt anyone else in fear that her power would trigger again. She would wear a fake eye patch to hide her now-red right eye and begin to actively suppress her power.

Powers and abilities

Metal Manipulation Lucy's unique power of the Shinobi gives her the ability to control various metal objects, such as metal beams and poles like those seen on street signs, by turning them into malleable tentacles that she can command and warp at will. Using these powers, she can entrap people in metal bonds or form barricades as shields, among other uses. Lucy's red right eye, which she normally hides under an eyepatch, glows brightly whenever the ability is active. Her mother states that she also possessed this power, implying that it is passed down from parent to child across generations.