Shuna, born a princess of the Ogre tribe, ascends to Kijin and later Fair Oni status following her naming by Rimuru Tempest. Her physical transformation progresses from a diminutive Ogre frame with pink-hued skin, tear-shaped facial patterns, and stark porcelain horns to a polished humanoid visage marked by pale rose hair, crimson irises, and sleeker horns. Subsequent evolutions soften her tribal markings and fangs, culminating in ceremonial miko-inspired attire: a white kimono adorned with intricate scarlet motifs. Renowned for courtly poise cultivated through royal lineage, Shuna employs her diplomatic acumen as Rimuru’s primary negotiator, balancing serene composure with latent rivalry. She engages in discreet competition with Shion for Rimuru’s favor, their dynamic blending contention with collaborative governance in Tempest’s administration. As chief economic strategist, she partners with Rigurd to orchestrate trade networks and resource distribution while directing textile operations, personally crafting garments for citizens through her weaving mastery. Her combat toolkit merges pragmatic skill with arcane prowess: the Unique Skill 『Analyst』 grants hyper-precise object evaluation and rapid cognitive processing, while 『Creator』 manipulates materials for artisanal projects. Holy magic supplements her arsenal, deployed against undead foes during assaults like Clayman’s castle incursion. Interpersonal ties reveal layered loyalties. Initial skepticism toward Rimuru matures into steadfast allegiance, her devotion occasionally overriding fraternal bonds when advising brother Benimaru against confrontational strategies. She nurtures protégé Haruna in textile arts and sustains cordial alliances with Treyni and Souei. Her narrative arc traces a metamorphosis from cloistered royalty to Tempest’s strategic architect and cultural figurehead. Recognized among the nation’s “three major idols,” she embodies the synthesis of martial tradition and civic innovation, harmonizing battlefield readiness with economic stewardship and artistic legacy.