Its' a mystery… Lisianthus has been around for a very long time, and states that she is as old as the forest itself, having been born to protect it. These claims cannot be backed up and Lisi is prone to exaggerating the truth.

She is outgoing and quick to speak her mind, regardless of social etiquette. Lisianthus' views on humans can at times make her seem condescending, she is quick to compare them to animals and insects and has no qualms with pointing out their flaws. This is more so done out of an appreciation for other creatures, as she dislikes how humans see themselves as above them. She is curious and easily distracted. Lisianthus is the type to set out to do one task, only to get sidetracked to the point she forgets what she was going to do in the first place. She can oftentimes be quite boastful.

Her pink skin is dabbled with light scars and stretch marks. She flushes easily. Lisianthus is the type to turn bright red in the heat, and dislikes it due to how easily she sunburns and also because of how frizzy it makes her already curly and untamed hair. Her hair is very soft to the touch, almost like a Persian cat.

When Lisianthus shifts, she usually takes the form of animals that are very fluffy. Her favorites are a cinnamon bear, great horned owl, grey fox, and Norwegian forest cat. The more Lisianthus shifts, the more she starts to take on the characteristics of the animals she transforms into, causing her teeth and nails to sharpen and her mouth to take on a cat-like shape.