#twstvil

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Well here is some of the Monsville dorm members interacting with the Twisted wonderland cast. Up left I kinda wanted to show of Leroys invisiblity. Floyd and Leroy mostly hang out a lot and Leroy kinda likes Floyds attitude however with Jade that is a diffrent story. Leroy loves his pranks and in the process also kinda bothers Jade by accident which is why Jade is not really fond of him and also thinks he might be a bad influence to Floyd. At least that is what i came up with for them.

Henry and Epels scene should show how normally Henry seems intimidating, but actually is much more nicer if you actually talk to him.

For the next one I wanted to show of Mellows third eye and his ability to find things easier through this. Which helps out Kalim a lot because he does kinda forget where he puts stuff sometimes. I think they have some kinda secret deal, that Mellow helps him out and can look at some of Kalims treasures and books for it.

Lastly I mentioned in Henrys bio that he gets along with Vil, well he helps Henry with picking outfits for job interviews but Vil can go overboard and miss the goal because he got inspired to try dress Henry like he envisioned. Which is why Henry is kinda taken aback by his choice here.

So much to this picture, next I probably write in detail all of the interactions with every character in Twisted wonderland.

I also planned R, SR and SSR cards.

(Of course i probs will draw nerd Leroy and Idia in the future as well, because of we didn’t have Leroy with his glasses for now)

It is not unusual to hear of Vil giving makeup-related advice to other characters: Jade says that Vil taught him how to do makeup that brings out the color of his eyes, while he also advises the prefect: “For outerwear with a distinctive silhouette, you'll want monotone makeup with a mysterious air. Color coordination is essential, lest you let your clothes wear YOU.”

Vil describes Pomefiore’s vampire makeup in detail during Halloween, and personally instructs representatives from each dorm on how to do makeup to best suit their Halloween costumes.

When the characters argue that they are capable of doing makeup on their own Vil encourages them to try, but none succeed.

Vil says that they all fundamentally misunderstand what makeup is, and their attempts to apply their daily makeup techniques to Halloween costumes is “like using plastic cups at a five-star restaurant—a criminal act!”

The other students concede and Vil gives everyone personalized advice on how best to do makeup for their individual costumes of skeletons, pirates, werewolves, dragons and mummies, even doing Floyd’s makeup for him as an example.

Floyd says that he has never seen Vil without perfect makeup (except during Beanfest), and Kalim has a similar comment about Vil’s makeup always looking amazing.

When Vil leaves the room to prepare souvenirs from the Cloudcalling tournament for Epel and Rook Epel murmurs, “...Is Vil making us cosmetics from scratch? Oh no, I hope he's not going to lecture us on how to use them…”

Vil compares chocolate cake to makeup in his Master Chef vignette: “This jam is the primer, while the chocolate will be our foundation....Just like using foundation to further smooth out an already primed surface“

Vil says that, while he had no magic-based training or education prior to NRC, “crafting makeup is something akin to potionology. So in that sense I suppose I HAD begun my studies before enrolling here.”

During Tapis Rouge Vil purchases new cosmetics that were made to commemorate the film festival that he is attending, saying that it will enable him to “create a look that is both intellectual and beautiful.”

Vil says, “It's an utter crime they never give us enough time between classes to touch up our makeup.”

Vil’s tsum’s interest in cosmetics is what convinces Vil of its pursuit of beauty. The tsum refuses to accept anything but his favorite, “best of the best,” cosmetics.  Vil observes, “it could teach some of our other students a thing or two about skincare-some of them do it wrong or skip it entirely.”

Vil says that people have been taking pictures of him without his consent since he was a child, and “not a single person who takes pictures without permission is a decent human being. They've not a care in the world for how much they inconvenience others, as long as they get their precious clout.”

Vil tells a story from his first year of a time he and his father needed to run away from stubborn paparazzi who saw through their disguises, so he used color-changing magic on his and his father’s outfits. Vil says that the paparazzi panicked upon losing sight of them, and he will never forget their frantic expressions: “It felt splendid to pull one over on those uncouth rascals.”

Vil says he has seen his fair share of fans who ignore personal boundaries as it suits them, complimenting Pomefiore’s students for following proper fan etiquette with his tsum by getting permission for their photos and not using flash while maintaining proper distance. 

When the tsum comes across less polite fans who take pictures and touch it without consent, he is pleased when the tsum fights back.

Malleus seems to have a fondness for Vil: when he learns the prefect will not be participating in the VDC he says, “But Schoenheit and Asim will be in it? Heh. That should be quite the spectacle”.

Malleus banters with Vil after his overblot, saying, “You seem to have has a bit of sport, yourself. However did you become such a mess? You’re hardly living up to the Fairest Queen’s spirit.”

Vil concedes that he’s “not wrong”, and Malleus repairs the damage done to the coliseum as a favor for Vil, saying, “You owe me, Schoenheit” and “I’ve set the stage for you, Schoenheit. I trust you will keep me suitably entertained.”

When Vil says he hardly needs Malleus’ urging to put on the finest possible show, Malleus responds “I’d expect nothing less”. 

When Malleus describes Vil’s performance as “somewhat entertaining” and “worth fixing up the stage to see”, Lilia follows with “You seem even more engaged than you were at my live show”.

Vil is often the person who notices when Malleus has not been invited to meetings, and he also notices Malleus’ absence during the Phantom Bride event.

When Malleus becomes emotionally overwhelmed during Halloween and begins summoning dark clouds and lightning we learn that it was Vil who first noticed the dangerous shift in Malleus’ mood and escorted him to a safe location, away from campus visitors.

Vil even maintains a defensive spell in a bid to protect others from Malleus’ wrath.

After Malleus calms down Vil reacts with “You can’t let the audience get you so worked up. Amateur.”

Vil reacts to Sebek during Halloween with “Has Malleus simply neglected to teach this cucumber any manners?”, and we learn that Malleus actually received advice for Vil for his costume, providing Vil with an hour-long, impassioned speech about the differences between longs and dragons. When malleus attempts to explain again, Vil interrupts with “I got it the first time, thank you very much!”

Vil says in a voiceline that Malleus has also explained a portrait of the Thorn Fairy to him “in extensive detail.”