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Lilium (リリウム) is a character that has yet to make a formal debut in Deep-Sea Prisoner's creations. She is the mother of Apricot and Sirius as well as Kagari's wife. Her full design has not been shown yet, and she is currently missing from the character page.
Physical Description[]
Lilium has raceless white skin and long blonde hair tied into a low ponytail with a black ribbon. She also has black eyes with thick lower lashes. Her full appearance has yet to be revealed.
Personality[]
It has been said Lilium is "a bit of a horrible witch." [1] Not much else is currently known about her personality.
Background[]
When she got married to Kagari, she made him sign a contract promising not to cheat. He ended up having an affair anyway, with Oniyuri, out of which Isara was born. This caused Lilium to lose her temper and lock him up in their basement as a prisoner. [1]
Appearances[]
Up to this day, Lilium has only appeared in one of Deep-Sea Prisoner's illustrations.
Relationships[]
Relatives[]
Kagari[]
Kagari is Lilium's husband. He cheated on her in the past, so now she keeps him locked up in their basement. [1]
Sirius & Apricot[]
Sirius and Apricot are Lilium's children. The exact details of their relationship are unknown.
Abilities[]
Natural Abilities[]
- Nigh-Absolute Immortality - Being a vampire, Lilium cannot die from natural causes such as aging or disease. [2]
- Flight - Being a vampire, she can fly.
Trivia[]
- Her name Lilium is a genus of lily flowers. [3]
Artwork Gallery[]
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Website Artwork[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "funamusea Stream [2020.09/12]【Art stream】". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 12 September, 2020. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ "[Live2D Art] funamusea Work process Stream!! [2023/06/24]". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 24 June, 2023. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ Deep-Sea Prisoner Character Name Meanings. Surreelistic. Tumblr. Published 9 July, 2015. Retrieved 18 July, 2018. (Archive.) The original source has been deleted.