Silence Suzuka excels as a front-running specialist, renowned for establishing commanding early leads. Her core drive stems from a desire to exclusively witness the scenery from the front position, a view she fiercely protects. Though outwardly stoic and quiet, this demeanor reflects intense running focus, not aversion to others. She displays social awkwardness, especially under stress, often manifesting as counter-clockwise pacing or walking. Physically petite despite her speed, she possesses waist-length orange hair and green eyes. Small green caps cover her horse ears, paired with a white headband featuring green stripes and a charm on her right ear. Her standard racing attire is a collared white dress accented with green and yellow horizontal and vertical stripes, gold clasps, a navy-blue neck ribbon secured by a star clip, and mismatched heels—one white, one brown—both adorned with green ribbons. She meticulously maintains her tail for minimal air resistance. Her background includes transferring from Team Rigil to Team Spica seeking alignment with her running philosophy. During the Tenno Sho Autumn race, she suffered a fracture, leading to a nine-month recovery—an event mirroring the real horse's fatal 1998 injury but diverging into successful rehabilitation. After a year-long absence, she returned to win an open special race, likely the Capital Stakes, with a dominant lead. She later traveled to the United States, primarily communicating online with Team Spica before returning to Japan. Key relationships define her: Special Week is her roommate and closest friend, forming a central emotional anchor. Air Groove is a respected former teammate from Team Rigil, while Machikane Fukukitaru and Taiki Shuttle are noted friends. These connections contrast with her broader reputation for solitude, though she gradually learns to relax and express authenticity around others. Training narratives focus heavily on her recovery and resilience. Her ultimate campaign challenge is winning the Tenno Sho Autumn; achieving victory unlocks unique commentary acknowledging her overcoming the real-life tragedy. Her specialized skill, "Big Escape," enhances front-running tactics, symbolizing her determination to "outrun death." Pre-race rituals involve reflecting on the joy of her first running experience to center focus. Distinctive traits include proficiency in pen spinning, stockpiling identical shoe pairs due to dedication, and sensitivity to crowded environments. Her counter-clockwise circling habit mirrors the real horse’s documented behavior, originating as stress relief during weaning and persisting into racing preferences. Her character evolves across media. Early portrayals emphasized melancholic solitude akin to tragic archetypes, particularly in audio dramas and initial game stories. Following her survival of the Tenno Sho Autumn incident in anime and game narratives, her portrayal shifts toward themes of hope and relentless determination. This iteration highlights an "airheaded" yet fiercely dedicated athlete defying physical limits, transforming her real-life legacy into a symbol of perseverance. Subsequent game events and story chapters explore this renewed identity and unwavering commitment to running despite past trauma.