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Marmo stands as a central antagonist within the Selfish Trio, operating under King Jikochuu’s command. Her essence embodies greed, drawing thematic inspiration from Mammon, which manifests in her ability to exploit selfish desires and forge destructive Jikochuus. Visually striking, she sports long aqua hair, piercing yellow eyes, and bat-like wings extending behind her ears. Her attire combines an asymmetrical violet-and-white dress, red high-heeled boots, and a violet Cossack hat, accented by a grayish-purple bracelet on her left wrist.
Driven by vanity and a mischievous streak, Marmo fixates on personal beauty and leisure, recoiling at even minor blemishes like pimples or sunburns. She derides colleagues with biting sarcasm, particularly targeting Ira for his youth and infatuation with Cure Diamond. Though she clashes frequently with Ira, both unite in resentment toward their superior, Bel, whose laziness and cruelty they despise.
Marmo’s power lies in channeling human selfishness into Jikochuu creation. In combat, she wields a purple whip, while her Cutie Madame alter ego—enabled by a counterfeit Commune device—grants her a fan for wind assaults and a fiery finger beam. This heroic guise briefly deceives others, though Cure Diamond sees through the ruse. A pivotal moment arises when Marmo absorbs dark energy from human negativity, morphing into a monstrous plant form capable of entangling foes with thorny vines. Overconfidence leads to her downfall against Cure Rosetta’s tactical prowess. Later, Bel empowers her and Ira with Blood Rings, though these enhancements vanish once Bel evolves into a greater threat.
Her arc concludes with a retreat alongside Ira and Bel following the defeats of King Jikochuu and Proto Jikochuu. While her deeds consistently serve greed, sporadic doubts about the Precure’s rising strength hint at pragmatic recognition of her faction’s fragility. Confined to the main series’ narrative, Marmo’s background remains untethered to external media or expanded lore, anchoring her legacy within the central storyline.
Driven by vanity and a mischievous streak, Marmo fixates on personal beauty and leisure, recoiling at even minor blemishes like pimples or sunburns. She derides colleagues with biting sarcasm, particularly targeting Ira for his youth and infatuation with Cure Diamond. Though she clashes frequently with Ira, both unite in resentment toward their superior, Bel, whose laziness and cruelty they despise.
Marmo’s power lies in channeling human selfishness into Jikochuu creation. In combat, she wields a purple whip, while her Cutie Madame alter ego—enabled by a counterfeit Commune device—grants her a fan for wind assaults and a fiery finger beam. This heroic guise briefly deceives others, though Cure Diamond sees through the ruse. A pivotal moment arises when Marmo absorbs dark energy from human negativity, morphing into a monstrous plant form capable of entangling foes with thorny vines. Overconfidence leads to her downfall against Cure Rosetta’s tactical prowess. Later, Bel empowers her and Ira with Blood Rings, though these enhancements vanish once Bel evolves into a greater threat.
Her arc concludes with a retreat alongside Ira and Bel following the defeats of King Jikochuu and Proto Jikochuu. While her deeds consistently serve greed, sporadic doubts about the Precure’s rising strength hint at pragmatic recognition of her faction’s fragility. Confined to the main series’ narrative, Marmo’s background remains untethered to external media or expanded lore, anchoring her legacy within the central storyline.