Info
Name: Valentina
Species: Ghost (Jellyfish Formara)
Height: 5ft 10
Age: 152
Cup Size: DD
Birthplace: Triptonia
Relationship Status: Single
Sexuality: Bisexual
Birthday: March 25th
Likes
- Reporting
- Water
- Sneaking up on people
- Comic books
- Hot Dogs
Dislikes
- Dolphins
- Air
- The Dark
About
Born in the shimmering underwater kingdom of Triptonia on the planet of Parallax, Valentina was a vibrant and daring Jellyfish Formara, known for her fearless pursuit of the truth. Growing up in the bustling capital of the kingdom, Valentina’s curiosity was insatiable. From an early age, she was fascinated by the world around her—especially the stories of people and events that often went unnoticed. Her bioluminescent tendrils would flicker excitedly as she uncovered hidden details, a spark of curiosity shining in her translucent, jellyfish-like form.
By the time she reached adulthood, Valentina had made a name for herself as a sharp, courageous news reporter, one unafraid to expose the secrets that governments, including her own, tried to keep hidden. She became an icon during the Great War, swimming into the most dangerous zones, reporting on the gritty realities that no one else dared to show. Her broadcasts were filled with revelations of corruption, injustice, and the truth behind what many tried to sweep under the ocean floor.
But Valentina’s boldest move came when she decided to investigate the mysterious commotion near the Riyoumu coast. Rumors swirled about new, untested weapons being used, and as always, Valentina was determined to uncover the truth. She arrived on the scene just as the bombs began to drop. Tragically, in the chaos, a rogue PB (Plasma Bomb) exploded near her, ending her life before she could escape. Her death sent shockwaves through the world she had so passionately informed, but her story was far from over.
In death, Valentina awoke as a ghost, her translucent form even more ethereal and luminous than before. Now freed from the limits of a physical body, she roams the seas once again, no longer bound by time or danger. While her life had been spent uncovering dark truths, in death, Valentina decided to embrace a new mission—reporting on the joy and beauty that still existed in the world. She became known for her light-hearted, heartwarming stories, broadcasting news of newborn puppies, sea critters’ antics, and tales of love and kindness under the sea.