Rosie Mist emerged from impoverished origins before Princess Teltina Liz Wagrel Alvarost rescued him, forging his unwavering devotion and absolute loyalty to her above all else. His personality blends snobbish pettiness with a fiercely protective instinct solely focused on the princess. He employs underhanded tactics, exemplified by stealing Tōgo Asagaki's Morpher to endanger him, driven by jealousy over Tōgo's closeness to Teltina and a desire to eliminate rivals. Despite this antagonism, Rosie achieves perfect combat synchronization with Tōgo when necessary, revealing an underlying, unacknowledged respect. He wields a versatile Holy Sword with elemental forms granting distinct combat abilities: - **Ungreed**: The base form. - **Dragon Wrath**: A fire-based Buster Sword unleashing dragon-breath-level heat. - **Envyndine**: An ice rapier for thrusts or icicle projectiles. - **Slothgnome**: An earth Claymore that cracks earth and shatters defenses. - **Lustnior**: A high-pressure water lance piercing any material. - **Glust Sylph**: A wind-based fan sword producing slicing wind blades. - **Solpride**: A spirit-elemental greatsword. His relationships center intensely on Teltina, marked by hostility toward others. He initially dismissed Yihdra Avom as insignificant, tolerating her only after Teltina emphasized their bond. He eventually grew close enough to explain Yihdra's feelings to Tōgo and claim engagement to her. His murderous animosity toward Tōgo evolved into reluctant camaraderie, refusing to kill Tōgo during his Kizuna Black transformation and deliberately taking an attack to remove the corrupting Bond Plate. Post-battle, Rosie acknowledged his own weaknesses instead of blaming Tōgo. Beneath his abrasive exterior, subtle shifts reveal capacity for growth through grudging cooperation with Tōgo and acceptance of Yihdra. He maintains a jealous, prideful demeanor. His skills include cooking and animal communication; his hobbies are weapon maintenance and observing Teltina. Rosie embodies the "Dark Defender" archetype, a violent, cynical counterpoint to Teltina's benevolent leadership. His lack of mana caused societal ostracization, fueling his abrasive nature. His dynamic with the idealistic Tōgo establishes them as narrative foils, representing opposing approaches to heroism and camaraderie.