Diana Morozov

A glamorous, sophisticated actress with skill in all things elegant - fashion, theater, architecture, and her favorite: jewelery. Her style is best defined by her piercing eyes and elaborate fashion.

Her most iconic role is as a charming royal, so it’s no wonder people see her as the glimmering Queen of Goldopolis.

• The range of Diana’s fashion goes from dazzling decor on white to sleek simplicity on black. Her seamless flexibility between the two has distinguished her as a fashion icon.
  • She has yet to officially create her own fashion line, however. She seems to enjoy wearing, organizing, and judging clothing more than designing them herself.
  • In contrast to the haute couture she wears on screen and at public events, Diana prefers to wear comfortable clothing in private. This doesn’t stop her from choosing all her outfits strategically however; whether the clothes are eye-catching and classy, it’s a full-time duty to be so iconic.
• Originally, Diamond was not a conventionally recognized Color Code. But as Diana adapted it anyway (since it’s one of her favorite things, and ‘convention’ has never stopped her before), it evolved into one in the public consciousness. The specific hue she chose is the defining one for Diamond.
  • This sparked a trend of other unconventional gemstone Codes, like Rose Quartz and Opal.
• Rings, necklaces, and other accessories in her collection are estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Her more valuable items are of her own creation; when she gets bored with something she had bought, it becomes material she can work with.
• Even though she can claim superiority in a braggadocious manner, her security in her own worth is genuine. She doesn’t fall for petty arguments or require other people to validate her. In fact, she encourages people to work on themselves so they can gain boundless confidence as well - something that would sound condescending from someone else but seems oddly benevolent from her.
  • Predictably, this has created a rather one-sided rivalry with similar cultural royalty Mimi Ōshiro. Diana is hardly threatened by her; she even sees her ‘Princess’ title as inherently subordinate.
• In-between cold Cyan and pure White, Diana’s Chroma and Color Family has been a subject of debate. Rather than settle on one, she claims to connect with both Cuwal and Wisce for her own reasons.
• Growing up, Diana lived comfortably as a Morozov - a family of nobles.
  • Since her closest sibling in age is about a dozen years younger than her, Diana was accustomed to spending time by herself. She seems to be an introvert underneath all the glitz and glamour.
  • Her younger sister, Idina, followed her career, becoming her assistant and bodyguard.
• Not initially technologically savvy, Diana has spent the better part of her thirties completely immersing herself in the wonderful world of the Internet. Anything to broaden her horizons, of course.
  • She has a bad habit of spending hours on her phone, endlessly amused by The Videos. In contrast to her cinematic work, it’s usually the most juvenile slop you can think of.
• As one demonstrates mastery over their Value, they can wield intersecting abilities belonging to the Values’ subclasses and superclasses. So Diana not only possesses the full extent of KRUOS but also can wield aspects of its superclass, STONE (Mineral Connection).
• Near-perfect marks on ACUMEN illustrate Diana’s intelligence. She can keep up with even the most complex and eccentric math, as long as they follow consistent logic. She also makes an effort to keep her mind sharp every day, especially since her family has a history of neurodegenerative disorders.
• Diana’s first and most famous starring role, coincidentally, had her play royalty - a crown princess who defies her noble obligations, proving that she’s capable of independence and thrills.
  • She attributes her successful breakout performance not to her own background, but to her mother; an aristocrat who truly embodied the outgoing, wild personality that Diana can only channel.
• Even as Goldopolis cinema evolved into modern technicolor, Diana has remained the same personality with the same career success. Unlike similarly old-school associates who struggle to remain relevant during the evolution of technology and culture, Diana acts as if classier times have never died; rather, it’s more important than ever to maintain her role as the face of such times. Knowledge and skillsets may be expanded, but Diana Morozov has remained static since the moment she first appeared on screen.
• Noticing a wealth disparity once she entered the public eye, Diana has spent her time outside of her career to do charity work. It has led to her being one of the most-photographed celebrities in the world.
• Judging from their close matches, chessmaster Regina Pretorius admits that Diana makes a worthy opponent in their games. Even if she always insists on going first… and decorating the queen piece.
• One of her childhood dreams was to become a dancer. Sadly, she would grow too tall too quickly to enter the profession. But she still moves with the same dynamism, which is useful on the film set. And at the club.
  • Diana is nearly 6 feet tall, making her one of the tallest female characters in the cast. Yet this doesn’t stop her from wearing heels and high hairdos, eclipsing most people around her.
• Years ago, Diana found herself on TV for a unique role as competitor #06 on The Program. After the season’s conclusion, she made up a powerful triumvirate with competitors #07 and #08 - 1st and 3rd place, respectively. They are rumored to play significant roles in the upcoming 200th season.