Mirage

Mirage
Realms of the Multiverse character
Created by	RMD
Portrayed by	Yoo Yeonjung
Voiced by	Yoo Yeonjung (Native) Tara Strong (English)
Information
Full name	Eunwol (Hangul: 은월)
Alias	Mirage 은월🌙🥮 (WeTalk username, native version) Mooncake🌙🥮 (WeTalk username, English version)
Species	Human-Celestial hybrid
Gender	Female
Title	Baroness of the Ramadhan Family
Occupation	Student, superhero
Affiliation	Starchild Sorority
Weapon	Scythe
Family	Tianshi (father) Na Hyewon (mother) Starchild Sorority (sisters)
Relatives	Ahn Chaewon (Rangerverse counterpart) Im Yujin (Metsecverse counterpart) Valenmeer Alecta (descendant)
Religion	Sunni Islam
Nationality	Amenrian
Height	174 cm
Weight	55 kg
Birthday	June 3, 2028
Alignment	Lawful Good
Additional information
Qì colour(s)	Blue Black
Qìnéng	Memory Lane

Mirage is a superhero and member of the Starchild Sorority.

Design

Mirage is a Korean woman in her early twenties. She has long, black hair, parted in the middle, framing her round face and brown eyes so dark their colour is almost indistinguishable from the colour of her hair.

Like her sisters, she has pale skin. One significantly different trait that sets her apart from them is her more curvaceous figure as opposed to their more thin and willowy figures. Her Mark of the Starchild is on her left thigh, coloured dark grey and resembling the constellation Cancer.

Her superhero costume consists of a black leotard with her symbol on the front, a dark grey hooded cape, a utility belt of the same colour, and a pair of black boots.

Under the effects of Celestial Cloak, she wears a short, white dress, which reveal her shoulders, with grey, pulsating lines running across it, black gloves, and black boots. Her cape becomes black, as does the blade of her scythe. The handle of her scythe becomes white. She is followed by a pair of fireballs, one black and the other white, which becomes her wings when she is flying.

As a teenager, Mirage often has her hair tied in a ponytail with a purple ribbon.

Personality

Mirage's experience with ghosts and their victims made her a pacifist, wishing to end all fighting and suffering in the world by becoming a Superhero. Due to her pacifism, she prefers to subdue her opponents with illusions than actually fight them.

Eunwol shares her father's interest in the occult. However, she went further than he ever did in the matter, as she was born with her Spiritual Eye open, studying enough to make her a decent exorcist to more malign ghosts and a good listener to more passive ones. She also has an interest in vampires, and has even asked her sisters to be turned. Both twins refused, wary of the possible unknown risks of a non-vampire Starchild being turned.

She has shown considerable talent and interest in music, something she shares with her mother. Unlike Hyewon, however, she is not just able to play the guitar, but also write songs and play the piano. While she is normally quiet and reserved, when she does talk, she shows little effort in hiding her interest darkness and other related concepts. She often a dramatic and flowery pattern of speech, albeit to a lesser extent than she does in her lyrics. Despite her black Qì and interest in dark concepts, she has shown no villanous tendencies so far. Her colour comes from her strong desire for self-expression and creative pursuits.

She enjoys sitting in high places to watch the moon, especially when full.

Profile

Realms of the Multiverse

Background

Eunwol was born in the Imperial Harem from concubine and former rock guitarist Na Hyewon. Growing up in such a luxurious facility where all her needs are catered to as long as she behaved led her to constant boredom, leading her to pursuit of the different interests she has now. Her father took note of her curiosity on the occult and decided to give her material on the subject. Sometimes, out of extreme boredom, she would often stretch or take on acrobatic poses as she went through them, inadvertedly using and sharpening her second talent.

Interdimensional Incident

Mirage appeared in the Interdimensional Incident, in her partner's van looking for an address, presumably that of a client in need of her exorcism services, four months before the Drechan invasion.

NationStates Worlds

Mirage appears as caster class units depicted in the following cards:

• Mirage, Terror Hero

Tactics

Realms of the Multiverse

General

To maximize Mirage's high spirituality stat, one has two choices when grinding Mirage as a playable party member; a stealth/illusion build or an anti-demon build. Both are highly specialized and perform poorly while performing outside their optimal roles, but excel in their respective niches, with the anti-demon build being able to deal astronomical amount of damage to demons or demonic enemies, rivaling even her father.

As a typical blaster, one is expected to attack enemies from afar while playing as her. Her summoning abilities is a versatile tool for any player, as it allows for essentially a temporary fifth party member when in a dungeon with a full party, and a valuable way to ease solo dungeon runs. Mirage does relatively well for a hero of her class in melee combat thanks to her scythe proficiency, which allows her to strike multiple targets in one sweep.

Qìnéng and Abilities

Qìnéng

Memory Lane

Main article: Memory Lane

Being a telepathic Qìnéng, Memory Lane allows Mirage to read and manipulate the minds of others, as well as mentally communicate with them.

The unique Power of Memory Lane, however, allows Mirage to summon and control Memories, copies of people based on her or a target's memories of them. While these copies retain their personalities and any abilities, including their Shuneng, they still generally carry out her bidding.

Abilities

Agility

Mirage is flexible and agile enough to use acrobatics in battle.

Exorcism

Mirage is knowledgeable on exorcism and purification rituals, both on inanimate objects and on living creatures.

Memory

Mirage has excellent memory, which serves her well in combination with her powers.

Multilingualism

Mirage can speak English and understands some Chinese and Indonesian.

Spiritual Eye

Mirage was born with her Spiritual Eye open, allowing her to see and interact with ghosts. While initially uncontrollable, she has learned to open and shut it at will.

Weaknesses

While spiritually powerful, Mirage is lacking in physical combat compared to other heroes of her level.

Mirage's illusions are visual based, and would not work on opponents that can't see her or vice versa.

For a superhero of her level, she has a small Qì reserves and requires significant rest after three uses of Sunset Dream a day. This has prevented her from participating in prolonged battles.

Due to having an open Spiritual Eye, Mirage is more susceptible to possession.

Creation and Conception

The earliest concept for Mirage was from Amenria's 2014-2015 version, which is a woman of similar age who can bring life to drawings instead of summoning Memories. Unlike the current iteration, she didn't have a name and had light brown hair and a similar build as the the vampire twins. This concept was dropped before it can be refined into a proper character, with a related Shùnéng given to Canvas.

A brooding, poetic Starchild Sorority character named Akane appeared in-game in a thread by AHSCA. She has been scrapped.

Mirage as a concept was revisited in 2018-2019. By this time, her Shùnéng was already the same as the current version, but was planned to either wield a whip, two sickles, or a unique weapon that consists of a polearm with two curved blades (akin to a scythe), one on each end, which can be split into two sickles joined by a chain.

One night in July 2021, a RMD received a "flash of inspiration", resulting in the current and final iteration's personality, attire, and more detailed set of abilities. She was planned to have a submachine gun in addition to her scythe, but was scrapped because it was both thematically incoherent with her concept and because it was deemed "excessive for someone who doesn't (directly) fight much".

Trivia

• Mirage's design is influenced by that of the Grim Reaper.
• Other inspirations for her design are Lucy Loud from the cartoon series The Loud House and Raven from DC Comics. The latter is also voiced by Tara Strong in the animated series Teen Titans.