TV-Series
Description
Alice Kisaragi is a high-spec android, the first successful model created by Lilith the Dark. She resembles a twelve-year-old girl with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a distinctive plus-sign hair accessory featuring a Phillips screw. Her typical attire includes a white floral dress exposing her shoulders, a tie, sandals, and a wristwatch that serves as a miniature teleporter for requisitioning Kisaragi Corporation equipment.
Her demeanor is consistently expressionless, delivered with a deadpan voice and robotic movements that unmistakably signal her artificial nature. Personality-wise, she operates with extreme pragmatism and logical reasoning, displaying a near-total absence of emotion. As a creation of the villainous Kisaragi Corporation, she exhibits scheming and manipulative tendencies, often leveraging her childlike appearance to feign innocence or assert control. She holds absolute faith in scientific principles and overt contempt for the supernatural, persistently attempting to rationalize magical events through science. Despite her machine nature, she demonstrates preferences for compliments, nicknames, and respectful treatment, indicating rudimentary emotional responses. She harbors a distinct enthusiasm for explosions, viewing self-destruction as the pinnacle of villainy. Her interactions are frequently sarcastic and disrespectful, directed equally at subordinates and superiors within Kisaragi.
Assigned as partner and supervisor to Combat Agent Six on an interdimensional mission, she initially treated him with haughty condescension. Upon arrival in a fantasy world, she assumed leadership of Kisaragi operations, overseeing strategy, administration, diplomacy, and technological research. Her effectiveness in establishing and managing the Kisaragi hideout led to her formal appointment as its mayor by Lilith. Her relationship with Six evolved into a sibling-like dynamic marked by mutual reliance; she serves as the calculating "brain" to counterbalance his impulsive tactics, gradually developing unspoken concern for his well-being while maintaining a facade of detachment.
Operationally, she possesses superhuman durability due to a robust metal alloy body, near-infinite stamina eliminating fatigue, and enhanced visual systems granting night vision, thermography, and the ability to discern objects up to 1-2 kilometers away. She has expertise in engineering, mechanics, and operating diverse vehicles and machinery. Her most critical function is a catastrophic self-destruct mechanism within her core, designed to detonate if critically damaged, with an explosion yield sufficient to annihilate the Kingdom of Grace and surrounding nations. Her physical combat strength remains equivalent to a human girl. Her primary equipment includes the wristwatch teleporter and a Mossberg 500 shotgun provided by Six.
Beyond Six, she maintains complex relationships: she exploits Snow's psychological vulnerability to children, entrapping her through debt and employment; she forcibly designates Rose as a mascot; and she expresses persistent skepticism toward Grimm Grimoire's magical abilities. She respects Viper for diligent administrative work but exhibits open rebellion and disdain toward her creator Lilith, whom she deems incompetent despite sharing their mutual belief in scientific supremacy. She demonstrates unexpected camaraderie with other machines, like the Destroyer robot, treating them with uncharacteristic warmth and personification. Her atheism and absence of biological functions like reproduction or digestion further emphasize her mechanical nature.
Her demeanor is consistently expressionless, delivered with a deadpan voice and robotic movements that unmistakably signal her artificial nature. Personality-wise, she operates with extreme pragmatism and logical reasoning, displaying a near-total absence of emotion. As a creation of the villainous Kisaragi Corporation, she exhibits scheming and manipulative tendencies, often leveraging her childlike appearance to feign innocence or assert control. She holds absolute faith in scientific principles and overt contempt for the supernatural, persistently attempting to rationalize magical events through science. Despite her machine nature, she demonstrates preferences for compliments, nicknames, and respectful treatment, indicating rudimentary emotional responses. She harbors a distinct enthusiasm for explosions, viewing self-destruction as the pinnacle of villainy. Her interactions are frequently sarcastic and disrespectful, directed equally at subordinates and superiors within Kisaragi.
Assigned as partner and supervisor to Combat Agent Six on an interdimensional mission, she initially treated him with haughty condescension. Upon arrival in a fantasy world, she assumed leadership of Kisaragi operations, overseeing strategy, administration, diplomacy, and technological research. Her effectiveness in establishing and managing the Kisaragi hideout led to her formal appointment as its mayor by Lilith. Her relationship with Six evolved into a sibling-like dynamic marked by mutual reliance; she serves as the calculating "brain" to counterbalance his impulsive tactics, gradually developing unspoken concern for his well-being while maintaining a facade of detachment.
Operationally, she possesses superhuman durability due to a robust metal alloy body, near-infinite stamina eliminating fatigue, and enhanced visual systems granting night vision, thermography, and the ability to discern objects up to 1-2 kilometers away. She has expertise in engineering, mechanics, and operating diverse vehicles and machinery. Her most critical function is a catastrophic self-destruct mechanism within her core, designed to detonate if critically damaged, with an explosion yield sufficient to annihilate the Kingdom of Grace and surrounding nations. Her physical combat strength remains equivalent to a human girl. Her primary equipment includes the wristwatch teleporter and a Mossberg 500 shotgun provided by Six.
Beyond Six, she maintains complex relationships: she exploits Snow's psychological vulnerability to children, entrapping her through debt and employment; she forcibly designates Rose as a mascot; and she expresses persistent skepticism toward Grimm Grimoire's magical abilities. She respects Viper for diligent administrative work but exhibits open rebellion and disdain toward her creator Lilith, whom she deems incompetent despite sharing their mutual belief in scientific supremacy. She demonstrates unexpected camaraderie with other machines, like the Destroyer robot, treating them with uncharacteristic warmth and personification. Her atheism and absence of biological functions like reproduction or digestion further emphasize her mechanical nature.