Seraphina

Seraphina (nicknamed Sera) is the deuteragonist of unORDINARY and best friend of John. She is a third-year student of Wellston High and is the first ranked student, who held the prestigious titles of Queen and later Ace. However, she temporarily lost this title during her ability loss, caused by the organization Spectre, which she worked for (under the name Asset 47) in order to falsely regain her ability, under the tutelage of her sister. Seraphina is a third-year student at Wellston Private High School. She is moderately tall. Prior to John's arrival, Seraphina lacked the greenish-yellow streaks in her magenta hair and overall had a respectable appearance. She would wear her long, hip-length hair in a ponytail, and had her attire in order, wearing her jacket properly, doing her tie accordingly, and had her shirt buttoned all the way to the top button. Her uniform had no to few wrinkles in the past. At some point after meeting John, Seraphina cut her hair short, added light green highlights to it, and started using hair extensions regularly. Her outfit is notably more disheveled than before, most of her clothing full of wrinkles as she does not care about how she is perceived anymore. Her thought bubbles are the same magenta color as her hair, and her eyes glow sky-blue when using her ability. Though the model student of Wellston Private High School and one of the few god-tiers, Seraphina's personality is not like that of her peers; she has a rather relaxed personality and doesn't really care for much; she often finds herself bored due to how good she is at everything. Due to her reputation as the "perfect student," Seraphina is often the center of attention in Wellston, but unlike most high-tiers, she does not care for her punctuality nor her reputation and has even gone as far as making friends with a supposed cripple. Though she rarely lets the opinions of others get under her skin, Seraphina is not above asserting her power with people who get into her business. Around her best friend, John, Seraphina tends to be playfully sarcastic, and often pokes fun at his supposed powerlessness and optimism. However, Seraphina looks up to John for said optimism and has adopted many of his ideologies as her own. In the past, Seraphina always strove to be perfect in the eyes of others and did not tolerate anyone getting in her way, but she did harbor doubts on the purpose of being perfect. After meeting John, she realized that it doesn't matter what others think of her and stopped trying to be perfect. After losing her ability, Seraphina initially kept her usual calm, nonchalant visage. However, she was privately worried about how long she would remain powerless. After her ability-loss was exposed and the entire school turned on her, she finally broke down and admitted that she is scared of her ability being permanently gone, revealing that she ties her worth as a human being to her ability. Despite overwhelming odds though, she has taken steps to improve herself and learn how to live like a cripple. As time passes, she also becomes more aware of the inequality and injustices lower tiers face on a daily basis. Seraphina, at first, considered William Doe's Unordinary to paint an absurd vision of the world. However, when she later answered that she didn't agree with the book's message, she was surprised to hear this claim was a lie. Indeed, Seraphina found herself trying to intervene during incidents of bullying throughout the school. Unfortunately, her newfound altruism is offset by the sobering realization that she could not do much to act on it following her ability loss. Seraphina has even felt that she deserved to be a cripple for having ignored the plights of the lower tiers for so long. Seraphina is determined to get her ability back and make a change in the world, even if it means having to work for the organization that stole her ability. She reluctantly follows their orders but secretly doesn't trust them, though putting on a loyal facade for them. Seraphina is much more serious and detached like her past self. Also due to constant observance from Terrence, she is much more prone to stress. Despite her distrust towards the organization, however, she doesn't view them as completely bad, knowing that most of the blame falls on the greedy executives. Seraphina sets to rise through their ranks and make Spectre a more heroic organization.