Laala Manaka, a human female with lavender hair styled in twin buns and sea-green eyes, adapts her appearance across contexts: her original PriPara form elongates her stature with flowing pigtails, while a PriTicket mishap temporarily reverts her to a youthful look before repairs restore her mature figure. Initially a seventh-year student at Paprika Private Academy, she later transfers to Avocado Academy, rooming with Yui Yumekawa. Cheerful and energetic, she peppers conversations with "Capisce!"—a phrase honed in her family’s restaurant—while balancing a boisterous speaking voice with reserved singing, except during PriPara performances where confidence ignites. Her tenacity fuels pursuits ranging from personal goals to others’ joy, driving her to co-found the idol unit SoLaMi♡SMILE with Mirei Minami and Sophy Hojo. This group later evolves into SoLaMi♡Dressing and Cosmic Omurice da Vinci, welcoming additional members. Key bonds include her protective role toward younger sister Non Manaka, childhood friend Nao Ehime—whose gifted hairpin symbolizes their enduring bond—and adoptive daughter Jewlulu, cared for post-system update. She forges ties with idols like Falulu, exchanging Friends Tickets after shared trials, and Cosmo Hojo, whose influence sparks her use of Prism Stones. Navigating dual identities, she hides her idol life from school authorities and competes in events like the Kami Idol Grand Prix with her Cyalume Baton. During Prism Tours, she interacts with Pretty Rhythm characters, performs routines like "Realize!" featuring Prism Jumps and Acts, and aids Prism World’s restoration after a system error reroutes her tour group to the Mascot Graveyard. Though trapped there post-tour, her resolve to continue idol work remains unshaken. Stylistic growth emerges through coords like the Paparajuku Lovely Color Coord and Team Super Cyalume Laala Coord. Notable attributes include her Prism Voice ability, altering vocal dynamics; frequent word-mixups; and a name derived from the sixth Solfège note, aligning with peers’ thematic naming. Sharing a birthday with Nao, she balances personal growth—conquering insecurities, fostering connections—with inspiring others through cross-media performances.