Emilia Takei

Emilia is an actress from Hannari Company as a member of . A laid-back young woman with a strange provincial accent and a rather extreme affinity to alcoholic beverages, she intended to join Hannari as a permanent ensemble cast, but mistakenly auditioned on the main cast...

Appearance
A young woman with a relatively short stature and appears much younger than her actual age. She has light blue eyes and short, deep blue pixie hair. Her hair has two distinct cowlicks on top, and has long locks of hair hanging on either side of her sideburn area.

Her usual attire consists of a grayscale floral sweatshirt with black collars and cuffs, black, form-fitting pants and dark brown boots; while her practice attire simply consists of a loose white graphic tee, dark red sweatpants and white sneakers.

Personality
Emi is an air-headed and free-spirited individual, often displaying little to no care to the world and usually does things at her own pace. She is often seen at a balcony or a konbini, drinking beer. Despite coming off as the stereotypical airheaded, apathetic character, she has a semblance of duty and lives independently prior to joining Hannari, living off of doing backstage work in Veludo Way and performinng well when her part time jobs require it.

Background
Born and raised in the southernmost tip of Japan to an American mother and a Japanese father. After high school, she abruptly moved to Tokyo and opted to study literature at Yosei University.

Etymology
Takei (武井), while written with characters meaning 'warrior' (武, take) and 'well' (井, i), roughly translates to 'bamboo well'.

Emilia (エミリア, emiria) means to "rival" or "excel", derived from the feminine form of the Roman clan Aemilius, which itself is derived from the Latin word aemulus.

Trivia

 * Emi's pronouns are she/her.
 * She shares room 101 in the dorms with and.
 * Emi can whip up a mean beer batter fried chicken, which she learned from her mom. However, it is difficult convincing her to cook.
 * She writes on a blog under the pseudonym "takemi", which contains 'edgy' content both in English and Japanese.
 * Despite the waning of the usage, she speaks in Kagoshima dialect. She tries her best to hide it, but her strange intonations peek up regardless.
 * Her accent heavily shows when she is drunk.
 * She is well-acquainted with Guy because she frequents the bar during his shift.