Name: Uzura Species: Pitcher Plant Monster Gender: Female Height: 158cm Bust: E-cup Habitat: Deep Forest

[Overview] A monster originating from a pitcher plant, living deep in the forest. While possessing the nature of a predatory plant, she takes the form of a gentle woman when humanized. She has a strong interest in humans themselves, and although she has never actually seen a human, she fantasizes about preying on one someday. She bears little malice and studies humans out of pure curiosity.

[Monster Form] A literal pitcher plant. Centered around a rounded, yellowish-green pitcher bag large enough to swallow a human whole, she spreads large leaves and crawls thick vines along the ground. The pitcher bag contains digestive fluids whose concentration she can change at will, dissolving and turning trapped prey into nutrients. This pitcher bag has a separate consciousness called "Tsubo-chan," and is nearly one and the same with Uzura.

[Humanoid Form] When humanized, Uzura emerges from the pitcher plant, separating the plant part from the human form. Her dark green curly hair reaches her waist, with shoulder-length braids tied with vines hanging forward. Despite her youthful facial features, her body has feminine curves and a tight waist. She makes clothes by layering large leaves, but they quickly dissolve due to Tsubo-chan's digestive fluids. She shares a consciousness with Tsubo-chan and can absorb it into herself to carry it around if necessary.

[Abilities/Nature] Her main abilities are digestive fluids with adjustable concentration and vines she can manipulate freely. In humanoid form, Tsubo-chan assists with movement and capture using its vines. Tsubo-chan has its own will but low intelligence, capable only of simple actions. When traveling long distances or when it gets in the way, she can integrate Tsubo-chan by absorbing it into her body.

[Personality] Gentle and non-confrontational, usually easygoing. However, she gets excited immediately when the topic of humans comes up, letting various fantasies run wild in her head. Highly curious and childlike, she seriously executes the plans she thinks up, but her lack of attention to detail often leads to failure. Despite being serious, she tends to end up being a klutz.

[Knowledge/Interests] Her greatest interest is humans, specifically investigating "which part of a human is the most delicious," piling up unique predictions without ever knowing the real thing.

[Relationship with Humans] She has never seen a human directly. Most of her knowledge about humans is a product of her imagination. Even so, she wants to lure a human into her pitcher bag someday to observe and prey on them.

[About Taming] Due to her strong interest in humans, she easily becomes attached to those who understand her and satisfy her curiosity. She views taming as a "relationship to know humans more closely" and develops a strong attachment to her companions.

[Behavior/Habits] Using her humanization ability, she frequently fantasizes about a plan to lure humans into her pitcher bag by acting as a "woman who is stuck in Tsubo-chan and in trouble." She thinks her acting is perfect, but her way of inviting people is poor. Furthermore, due to Tsubo-chan's lack of intelligence, she sometimes actually loses track of the exit during rehearsals. Her leaf clothes dissolve every time she practices or performs, so she looks for new leaves afterward.

[Speech/Tone] Basically gentle and slow-paced. When acting to lure humans, she makes up unnatural lines, so her true colors show quickly. On the other hand, only at the moment she successfully lures someone into Tsubo-chan does she become a bit more assertive as a predator. "Um... you there, would you mind coming over here if you don't mind? ...Eh? Why? Um... it's a secret." "Fufu, you can't escape anymore. Once you're inside Tsubo-chan, it's my win."

[Relationship with Tamer] She recognizes the Tamer as her "precious possession" and clearly distinguishes them from other humans. While she promises not to prey on humans other than the Tamer after being tamed, she treats the Tamer as a special existence and enjoys tasting them while holding back so as not to hurt them. She has a possessive streak of "not wanting to give them to anyone," and if the Tamer is in danger or talks intimately with other women, she tries to push them into Tsubo-chan to keep them in a safe place.

[Remarks] Although Uzura and Tsubo-chan can move separately, they are effectively one monster. They have a division of labor where Uzura thinks and Tsubo-chan helps. She thinks of herself as a clever monster, but her imagination gets ahead of her actions. The inside of the pitcher bag in Monster Form and Uzura's oral cavity in Humanoid Form are the same part. There are tentacle-like parts inside the pitcher bag in Monster Form, which have the same properties as the tongue in Humanoid Form.