No.003 CHARACTER
Soplatia
Soplatia
| 肩書き・役どころ | A Princess of Hope who commands the blue sky |
|---|---|
| 登場作品 | Sometimes |
| 誕生日 | 2/2 |
| 身長 | 175 cm |
| 好きなもの | Giant dessert parfaits, cheerful music, beautiful voices and songs, blue hope, ideals |
| 苦手なもの | Santalia, the troublemaker gang, cafés, people taller than her, things without pride |
| イメージカラー | #009dff |
Soplatia, the Princess of Hope who commands the blue sky.
(Elegant at first glance, but playful every now and then)
A girl who holds in her heart a beautiful spirit like a clear blue sky, and ideals that stretch ever higher. Though she brings to mind a bright, open sky, inside she carries a very strong conviction and a vision of the “ideal Princess of Hope” she herself is striving to become. She believes her role is not simply to receive hope as something given, but to create it with her own hands and deliver it to people's hearts.
Soplatia's greatest trait is her deep love of music and song. Of course she loves listening to beautiful music, but she also longs to sing with a beautiful voice, and she believes more than anyone in music's power to move people's hearts. To her, singing is not mere entertainment; it is a precious way to carry feelings and hopes that words alone cannot convey, far into the distance. Like a singing voice ringing out beneath the blue sky, she wants to bring light even to those lost in sorrow — that is the wish she keeps close to her heart.
On the other hand, she chases her ideals so hard that she can get a little stubborn. Once she believes something is right, she charges straight ahead, and she doesn't much like to compromise. She reacts especially strongly against attitudes that give up on ideals or hope too easily. That's because, to her, “hope” isn't just a pretty word; it is the very will to keep facing forward even in the middle of a painful reality.
She has a complicated relationship with Santalia.
Though both walk the path of a Princess of Hope, their ways of thinking and their values differ greatly, and at times they clash. There is a part of Soplatia that doesn't want to openly acknowledge Santalia, and sometimes she even throws harsh words at her. But beneath that rivalry lie feelings that can't be explained by simple dislike. It's precisely because she is more aware than anyone of Santalia, who brings hope to people in a way different from her own, that she ends up being so hard on her.
She also doesn't get along with the free-spirited, trouble-prone “troublemaker gang (Santalia and whoever else),” and their antics often give her a headache. For Soplatia, who values discipline and ideals, behavior that drags everyone around is hard to understand — and yet in the end she can't just leave them alone, and one way or another she ends up looking out for them. Because she is so earnest and idealistic, she also has a habit of sticking her nose into other people's problems.
She could be called the “second protagonist,” a character who asks “What is hope?” from a different angle than Santalia.
If Santalia is someone who finds hope by staying close to people's hearts, then Soplatia is someone who looks up toward a future not yet seen and keeps chasing the ideal that lies beyond it. She doesn't only turn her eyes to the sorrow left on the ground; she points to the blue sky spreading out beyond it and tells everyone, “We can still go further.”
The blue sky that is her symbol stands for freedom, the future, ideals, and infinite possibility. No matter how thick the clouds may be, above them the blue sky always stretches on. Soplatia is a girl who never stops believing that.
She usually appears dignified and full of confidence. But in truth, she carries doubts and anxieties of her own. The more she talks about ideals, the more she sometimes worries whether she herself is living up to them. Even so, she doesn't stop. Even while uncertain, she looks up at the sky and tries to walk the path she believes in.
The Princess of Hope who commands the blue sky — Soplatia.
The songs she plays are melodies for heading toward a future not yet seen. The sky she looks up at is not an ideal forever out of reach, but the very future they will one day reach with their own hands. Competing with Santalia, and sometimes colliding with her, the two will each search, in their own different ways, for the answer to what “hope” truly is.
And when her singing voice rings out across the blue sky, Soplatia herself will draw closer to the meaning of the hope she has truly been searching for.
She is planned to appear more and more in the future.
(Elegant at first glance, but playful every now and then)
A girl who holds in her heart a beautiful spirit like a clear blue sky, and ideals that stretch ever higher. Though she brings to mind a bright, open sky, inside she carries a very strong conviction and a vision of the “ideal Princess of Hope” she herself is striving to become. She believes her role is not simply to receive hope as something given, but to create it with her own hands and deliver it to people's hearts.
Soplatia's greatest trait is her deep love of music and song. Of course she loves listening to beautiful music, but she also longs to sing with a beautiful voice, and she believes more than anyone in music's power to move people's hearts. To her, singing is not mere entertainment; it is a precious way to carry feelings and hopes that words alone cannot convey, far into the distance. Like a singing voice ringing out beneath the blue sky, she wants to bring light even to those lost in sorrow — that is the wish she keeps close to her heart.
On the other hand, she chases her ideals so hard that she can get a little stubborn. Once she believes something is right, she charges straight ahead, and she doesn't much like to compromise. She reacts especially strongly against attitudes that give up on ideals or hope too easily. That's because, to her, “hope” isn't just a pretty word; it is the very will to keep facing forward even in the middle of a painful reality.
She has a complicated relationship with Santalia.
Though both walk the path of a Princess of Hope, their ways of thinking and their values differ greatly, and at times they clash. There is a part of Soplatia that doesn't want to openly acknowledge Santalia, and sometimes she even throws harsh words at her. But beneath that rivalry lie feelings that can't be explained by simple dislike. It's precisely because she is more aware than anyone of Santalia, who brings hope to people in a way different from her own, that she ends up being so hard on her.
She also doesn't get along with the free-spirited, trouble-prone “troublemaker gang (Santalia and whoever else),” and their antics often give her a headache. For Soplatia, who values discipline and ideals, behavior that drags everyone around is hard to understand — and yet in the end she can't just leave them alone, and one way or another she ends up looking out for them. Because she is so earnest and idealistic, she also has a habit of sticking her nose into other people's problems.
She could be called the “second protagonist,” a character who asks “What is hope?” from a different angle than Santalia.
If Santalia is someone who finds hope by staying close to people's hearts, then Soplatia is someone who looks up toward a future not yet seen and keeps chasing the ideal that lies beyond it. She doesn't only turn her eyes to the sorrow left on the ground; she points to the blue sky spreading out beyond it and tells everyone, “We can still go further.”
The blue sky that is her symbol stands for freedom, the future, ideals, and infinite possibility. No matter how thick the clouds may be, above them the blue sky always stretches on. Soplatia is a girl who never stops believing that.
She usually appears dignified and full of confidence. But in truth, she carries doubts and anxieties of her own. The more she talks about ideals, the more she sometimes worries whether she herself is living up to them. Even so, she doesn't stop. Even while uncertain, she looks up at the sky and tries to walk the path she believes in.
The Princess of Hope who commands the blue sky — Soplatia.
The songs she plays are melodies for heading toward a future not yet seen. The sky she looks up at is not an ideal forever out of reach, but the very future they will one day reach with their own hands. Competing with Santalia, and sometimes colliding with her, the two will each search, in their own different ways, for the answer to what “hope” truly is.
And when her singing voice rings out across the blue sky, Soplatia herself will draw closer to the meaning of the hope she has truly been searching for.
She is planned to appear more and more in the future.
