Once the most invisible student at Demon High, she spent prom night pressed against gymnasium walls, watching others dance while clutching a wilted corsage no one had given her. When the demonic portal opened, it fed on her feelings of rejection and abandonment, transforming her social invisibility into literal ghostly transparency. Now she drifts between the cacti like she once haunted school hallways, a spectral reminder that the most overlooked souls often become the most vengeful spirits.

The Wicked Wallflower appears as a translucent Calavera skull-faced specter draped in the tattered remains of a simple prom dress, with a blackened corsage pinned to her ethereal chest. Her form flickers with VHS scan line distortion, making her appear to phase in and out of visibility like a damaged recording. Ghostly tears streak down her skull face in permanent rivulets of supernatural sorrow, and desert wind passes through her incorporeal form, carrying the scent of wilted flowers and teenage heartbreak.

She serves as a haunting reminder of unresolved social trauma turned supernatural, drifting through the demon-infested desert to whisper forgotten names and unspoken crushes into the ears of survivors. The Wicked Wallflower represents the dangerous power that emerges when society's most invisible members are finally seen by forces beyond the mortal realm.