Jahy

Jahy is the former No. 2 of the Dark Realm and the titular protagonist of The Great Jahy Will Not Be Defeated!. After losing most of her demonic powers to a Magical Girl, Jahy now resides in the human realm in the body of a young child while she works to collect enough mana crystals to return her former realm to normality. Jahy's "after" form is that of a child, so she takes the appearance of a short young girl with brown skin and inwards-slanting red eyes with yellow pupils. Her hair is a deep purple and reaches down past her knees, usually worn in a thick braid with two loose shoulder-length clumps framing her face and an set of uneven bangs that fall over her eyes. She also has two horn-like tufts of hair protruding from either side of her head, and noticeably pointed fangs and ears. In this form, Jahy wears nothing but an oversized white shirt with "The Dark Realm's Reconstruction" vertically emblazoned on it in black and a pair of green crocs when going outside, as well as a necklace on which she keeps her red mana crystal. Before losing her powers, Jahy essentially took the form of an adult version of her "after" self, although there are some notable differences; in this form, Jahy's eyes were yellow and cat-like rather than red, and her ears were significantly less elf-like and pointed. Her demonic attire consisted of a short pair of navy blue shorts with two gold-pointed straps extending from their center, which wrapped around the back of her body before winding back to her chest, where they were then fastened over her breasts by a golden loop which was held in place by a matching gold-tipped choked around her neck. A red magic stone was held at her neck by the ends of her choker, and she also sometimes sported thigh-high boots of the same navy color as her outfit, though often went barefoot. Originally in the Demon Realm, Jahy was a cruel, narcissistic, and a haughty demon who felt entitled to living the good life. She would abuse, torture, bully, and even kill her minions without a second thought if they were to fail her in any way. She treated them as nothing more like slaves, as such how she mistreated Druj her servant as how Jahy wanting to use her chainsaw on Druj, make her a chair to sit on, and not give any food to her despite all her loyalty and worship to her. In nature, Jahy is also prideful and arrogant being who believes she stands much higher than everyone else, the only exception to this being her one superior, the Dark Lord. She views humans and even demons who are lower than her as unworthy of even being spoken to, and she'll often act rudely towards them as a result even if she's the one who initiated the conversation. However during in the human world, when a human praises her or treats her well despite her haughtiness, she'll often abandon this attitude and become flustered, asking herself why they don't fear her and becoming unable to properly respond with her usual level of confidence. She'll also drop her normal attitude when humans, such as her child friend Kokoro, treat her with respect and admiration, and will begin to respect them back and acknowledge them more since she believes they understand her. Jahy also seems to be insecure about how little she's achieved in the human world, and will often have to cheer herself on or be motivated by others to avoid being discouraged. This is especially prominent during her interactions with Druj, her former underling, who has managed to be successful even after losing all of her demonic powers and having to start over just like Jahy did. She seems to have trouble consistently believing that she's absolutely better than everyone else even though that mindset never wavered during her time in the Dark Realm, and, perhaps as a result of this, she has become a little more accepting of those around her. Due to her time spent struggling in the human realm, Jahy is also capable of feeling sympathy for others who have endured similar hardships and shown to be able to be compassionate such as when she helped a little baby bird return to his nest so that he doesn't die after being reminded of what she is now. She feels for Kyoko Jingu when she tells her her story of misfortune, and even offers to save her, albeit at the cost of the gems Kyoko possessed.