A strong-willed and hard-working lady, Venomdiva is a very confident, if not haughty, sort. After all, even in real life, she's got brains, beauty and success (she works in HR at a tech company), so it's surely natural that she should flaunt her good qualities. Of course, her vain attitude makes her pretty darn obnoxious. An egotistical snob who's a bit too concerned with how popular she is, she has a tendency to look down condescendingly on others.

She's quite short-tempered and rude, engaging in frequent bickering, and petty, stubbornly holding grudges for the most trivial reasons. Though she fancies herself a high-and-mighty classy lady, she's a bratty child in the way she stirs the pot against people she doesn't like, and clearly hasn't heard of the saying 'if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all', finding a nasty delight in taunting and mocking them like a schoolyard bully.

Putting her abundance of problems aside for a moment, if you're one of the fortunate few to not have gotten on Diva's bad side, she's actually a pretty helpful and reliable person, being quite social and chatty with folks she actually respects. Additionally, her experience in Human Resources has made her adept at analysing others, which allows her to get a good read on opponents before very long and can prove useful in terms of strategising.

She's the kind of person who's genuinely determined to meet any goal she sets her mind to, and fortunately for the Eclipse Dragons, one such goal is becoming a star player for a famous guild. As such, she makes an active effort to push the guild to bigger and better heights until they rise through the ranks to the top. It may be for pretty selfish reasons, but her dedication can't be questioned, and she's eager to put her all into any task the guild takes on.

Fox - A staple of the Smash series since its inception, the Fox-class proves to be a mighty foe indeed, with lightning fast speed, strong melee combat, and a variety of special gadgets for ranged options. The versatility of Fox players allows them to shine in DPS roles, using their speed to get in close to an enemy, rack up some quick and heavy damage, then make a hasty retreat to get themselves out of danger and continue their assault from afar.

Standard Attacks - Whereas most Fox players focus on swift hand-to-hand combat to hammer out powerful combos, Venomdiva instead uses a telescopic staff, based on the one Fox McCloud used in his adventures on Dinosaur Planet, as her primary weapon. Though she trades off a bit of the speedy combos her class is known for due to the nature of the weapon, she in exchange has a slightly longer melee range that can make all the difference when she's looking for an opening to make a hasty getaway.

Special Moves - Diva's special moveset has also been incorporated into this staff. The hilt has been modified with technology magic akin to Fox's trademark Blaster, allowing her to fire a flurry of rapid, magical lasers from the head. Said staff-head also has the trusty Reflector embedded into it, allowing Diva to project a mystical energy field from it that protects her from and reflects projectiles. The staff is also to make use of certain Upgrades that make use of the enchanted elements of Fire and Ice, for her bewitching recovery, Fire/Frost Fox. Depending on which one of these Upgrades Diva has equipped, a wave of her staff will engulf her body in supernatural flames or an otherworldly icy wind, which then surround her as she rockets off in a chosen direction. Finally, her spell-binding side special is Fox Illusion. It basically already looks like some kind of Blink spell, warping forward at impossible speeds and leaving behind an afterimage, let's be real. The only notable difference is she swipes her staff during the lunge, making the move's hitbox a bit wider than usual. Between the staffplay, reflectors and warping, one has to wonder why she didn't just stick to Palutena.

Final Smashes - For her class Final Smash, Venomdiva can summon the Star Fox crew's behemoth of a tank, the mighty Landmaster. Sadly, spacecrafts don't really fit her aesthetic, so she doesn't really have any interest in using this FS over... her unique Final Smash, Orbital Assault! Using a tracking beacon in her staff, Diva selects a target and transmits its coordinates up into the depths of space, where the mighty battleship of the stars, the Great Fox, receives her signal. Diverting power from its plasma engines into its twin laser cannons, the harrier locks on and shoots an immensely powerful laser down at the target from space. To those on the ground, it would almost appear that Venomdiva has summoned down a glistening beam of light from the heavens themselves! Seriously, she should have just stuck to Palutena...

Strengths - Though her strong confidence makes her quite the spiteful person, it's strong confidence nonetheless! Diva isn't one to crack and panic under pressure, and her determination means she's all too ready to take charge when she needs to. So long as her temper isn't worked up, she's able to analyse and plan around her opponent on the fly. Additionally, she's got her DPS bread-and-butter down and does her job in a fight more than reliably.

Weaknesses - Diva's attitude and temper prove to be a real detriment to her when it comes to teamwork. Her headstrong nature means she doesn't always take to criticism or advice very kindly. Her self-assurance means she's adamant that her own ideas and strategies are superior, often stubbornly refusing to acknowledge flaws that may be blatantly obvious to allies and opponents. When her temper is worked up, her adaptability goes out the window and she can begin to act rather rashly, determined to prove herself in the right, without always realising full extent of the danger she may be actually in.

Assist Charm - Hedlok (ARMS) The sinister creation of one Doctor Coyle, this dastardly automaton appears and lunges towards a single opponent, latching itself onto their head. The captured player loses control of their character as Hedlok uses their body to turn against their own allies with a flurry of punches. Though Hedlok can be forcibly removed by dealing heavy damage it, it can be difficult to find an opening amidst the furious barrage of punches, plus players do so at the risk of harming it's captive. Hedlok's control only lasts up to half a minute, but even this brief moment can be enough to turn the tides of a fight. Due to this game-changing ability, the summoner is not in control of which opponent Hedlok decides to target. It's not particularly useful if the captive has no allies present, as it leaves Hedlok with no targets to attack.