Eurus Lacroix
- Full name: Eurus Lacroix
- Nickname(s): N/A
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- Occupation: Coordinator
- Pronouns: she/her
- Hometown: Lumoise City, Kalos
- Status: Travelling
Charismatic and enthusiastic, Eurus uses her charm and ease with people to succeed at Contests and Showcases. She’s mischievous and daring, and likes pranking people, dragging her twin and her friends into her schemes.
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Abilities
- Affinity:
- Powers: POWER
- Affiliation: GROUP
- Weapon: WEAPON
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Powers
POWER: EXPLANATION
Relationships
- Status: Single
- Best Friend: Zephyr, Vervain
- Love Interest: N/A
- Sexuality: Chaos
- Rival: N/A
- Travelling With: Vervain, Zephyr
Family
Dexio (father):
Sina (mother):
Zephyr (twin brother): Eurus and Zephyr are extremely close, sharing almost everything and all of their adventures. She likes being part of a pair, and has never known anything otherwise. Zephyr is her sensible side, her closest confidant, and her loudest supporter.
Friends
Vervain: Part of Eurus' travelling group, the three of them have grown up together since childhood and have been planning to go on a journey together for years. Despite this, Vervain squirms out of their shenanigans with extremely little success; Eurus has found that daring him to do something or getting him to do it better is an easy way to spur him into action.
Pokémon
- Starter: Artie (Froakie → Frogadier)
- Battle Ace: Artie (Frogadier)
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Trivia
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- Favourite Colour: Red
- Nature: Naughty
- Plant: Anemone coronaria
Eurus is the east or southeast wind in Greek mythology. It's characterized as a turbulent wind appearing during storms, tossing boats this way and that on the sea. Also associated with heat, because the sun rises in the east.
Lacroix means the cross in French. It was often used for someone who lived near a cross, or a crossroads. Since her parents have direction names (left and right), it seemed appropriate.
The windflower holds a variety of meanings, including 'anticipation,' 'abandonment,' 'ephemeral love,' and 'forsaken.' It also heralds the arrival of spring winds. In Greek mythos, the windflower was said to spring from the blood of Adonis, the mortal lover of Aphrodite, as he lay dying from his wounds.