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Alice Carroll emerges as a central figure in the Aria series, initially introduced as a prodigy Undine scouted by Orange Planet at a young age despite her Pair status. Her exceptional rowing skills surpass peers Akari and Aika, securing her place with the prestigious company. Born on Aqua on September 1, she is 14 years old at her debut, standing 145 cm tall with long green hair reaching her tailbone and light blue eyes. Her Orange Planet uniform features white and yellow, including a circular hat with a pointed front logo, calf-length white boots with yellow straps, and seasonal variations—a cropped short-sleeve blouse with a strapped underdress for summer, and a cape-style top with long sleeves paired with grey tights for winter.
Initially introverted and anti-social, Alice gradually blossoms through friendships with Akari and Aika, who affectionately call her "kōhai-chan." Her speech is often punctuated by the intensifier "dekkai" (huge). A key aspect of her growth involves overcoming self-doubt about her singing; mentor Athena Glory advises her to focus on enjoying singing rather than perfecting performance, helping Alice build confidence.
Her professional journey reaches an exceptional milestone after middle school graduation: an unprecedented promotion directly from Pair to Prima, bypassing the Single rank entirely. This achievement earns her the revered title "Orange Princess" (Tasogare no Himegimi, lit. "Twilight Princess"), cementing her reputation in Neo-Venezia.
In later stories like *Aria the Avvenire* and *Aria the Crepuscolo*, Alice appears as a young adult. Her physical presence evolves as her long hair gains volume, layers, and waviness. Now mentoring Anya Dostoyevskaya at Orange Planet, she begins avoiding Athena, who has transitioned to opera. Anya, concerned about their strained dynamic, seeks help to reconcile them. Alice's avoidance stems from feeling inadequate about filling Athena's role as Orange Planet's primary singer. During Neo-Venezia's Festa del Redentore, Anya and Azusa facilitate a meeting where Alice and Athena reconnect, resolving their tension.
Alice also shares a distinctive bond with Maa-kun, Orange Planet's cat mascot, often seen caring for him. Her journey reflects a balance between embracing innate talent and evolving through relationships, mentorship, and confronting personal insecurities.
Initially introverted and anti-social, Alice gradually blossoms through friendships with Akari and Aika, who affectionately call her "kōhai-chan." Her speech is often punctuated by the intensifier "dekkai" (huge). A key aspect of her growth involves overcoming self-doubt about her singing; mentor Athena Glory advises her to focus on enjoying singing rather than perfecting performance, helping Alice build confidence.
Her professional journey reaches an exceptional milestone after middle school graduation: an unprecedented promotion directly from Pair to Prima, bypassing the Single rank entirely. This achievement earns her the revered title "Orange Princess" (Tasogare no Himegimi, lit. "Twilight Princess"), cementing her reputation in Neo-Venezia.
In later stories like *Aria the Avvenire* and *Aria the Crepuscolo*, Alice appears as a young adult. Her physical presence evolves as her long hair gains volume, layers, and waviness. Now mentoring Anya Dostoyevskaya at Orange Planet, she begins avoiding Athena, who has transitioned to opera. Anya, concerned about their strained dynamic, seeks help to reconcile them. Alice's avoidance stems from feeling inadequate about filling Athena's role as Orange Planet's primary singer. During Neo-Venezia's Festa del Redentore, Anya and Azusa facilitate a meeting where Alice and Athena reconnect, resolving their tension.
Alice also shares a distinctive bond with Maa-kun, Orange Planet's cat mascot, often seen caring for him. Her journey reflects a balance between embracing innate talent and evolving through relationships, mentorship, and confronting personal insecurities.