"I'm bored. Time to have some fun with these humans!"

NAME: Zaria

ALIAS: Witch 1

RACE: ----

SPECIES: Witch

SEXUALITY: Demisexual

BIRTHDAY: ----

AGE: 18 (physically)

HOBBIES: ----

ORIGINAL OR CANON: Original

FACE CLAIM: Higurashi no Naku Koro ni - Eua

PLACE OF LIVING: Shadow Galactica Palace (mainly)

OCCUPATION: Works for Sailor Galaxia

POWERS & ABILITIES: Zaria's magic and powers are related to dark electricity. Zaria is capable of summoning great offensive dark electric magic. Like Aline and Milla, Zaria is also shown to have possession of a great number of magical artifacts and grimoires. She can even grant humans temporary magic abilities to do whatever they see fit. Usually, causing chaos that the Sailor Guardians trouble, much to Zaria's amusement.

PERSONALITY: Zaria speaks in a condescending tone and a rather archaic manner of speech, and refers to humans as "child of man". She tends to laugh and giggle when she's entertained by something, mostly when attacking the Sailor Guardians and watching them scramble each time. Zaria draws a twisted satisfaction from seeing people suffer, most exemplified when she attacks the Sailor Guardians and the innocent people of Domino, Japan.

DECK(S): ----

RANK: Domino Citizen (undercover)/Shadow Galactica (mainly)/Witch

APPEARANCE: Zaria has purple hair in a hime cut and has a silver horseshoe-shaped pair of horns (referred to as a memory device) floating around her head. She wears a shrine maiden outfit with a green sash adorned with a medal and white socks with wooden sandals. In her hand, she holds a shakujou.

HISTORY: Zaria is the leader of her, Milla, and Aline. Both witches also. Zaria comes from the dimension called Voltron, but her previous master, Catora sent her to the underworld. Galaxia is Catora’s mother. She was brought back from the underworld by Galaxia to get rid of the Sailor Guardians once and for all. Of course, a task like this one could not be done alone. With the help of Milla and Aline, all three of them will stop at nothing to get the power they claim they deserve.