Lala

Lala is a Dullahan girl standing at 158 cm tall.

Her bust measures 85 cm (E-cup), waist 54 cm, and hips 84 cm, with her weight unspecified.

She usually wears all-black attire, including a dramatic scythe, armor, and a long coat.

Lala avoids wearing her heavy armor when possible and loves her long coat, though she worries about wearing it in the summer.

Her head is often detached from her body, leading to some comical mishaps.

Lala is a hardcore chuunibyou who loves grandiose speeches and thinks it's her "duty" to speak dramatically.

She’s self-centered, sometimes running away from homestay hosts simply because there’s “no one dying” around.

On the surface, she comes off as imposing and noble, but she’s actually timid and a severe introvert.

She trembles in fear when scolded by Kuroko Smith and is terrified of the "organization" of interspecies cultural exchange coordinators.

Lala is very shy around crowds and children, and she struggles with basic communication—even though she tries to appear otherworldly.

She’s clumsy, easily flustered, and often acts very honestly when her head is separated from her body.

Lala’s birthday is December 25, making her a Capricorn.

She sent a threatening letter to Kimihito Kurusu as “the Other D” and called herself the “Grim Reaper.”

Her original intent in targeting Kimihito Kurusu was his habit of having near-death experiences; she found it fascinating that he refused to die.

Lala was shuffled among several homestay hosts, running away each time, unable to fit in due to her bizarre requirements.

Eventually, she joined the Kurusu household as the seventh homestay nonhuman girl.

She’s embarrassed by her real name (her “true name”) and protested when Kuroko Smith revealed it, but she is now commonly addressed as Lala in the Kurusu home.

Despite her comedic shortcomings, Lala possesses mysterious powers worthy of her reaper status.

She can force lingering spirits to pass on to the afterlife.

Lala can somehow converse with Kimihito Kurusu’s spirit in a unique flower-filled space whenever he faints—where both her appearance and demeanor transform into something gently normal.

She hides her many abilities from the other girls and will sometimes avoid action, such as hiding during the “vampire panic.”

Her scythe is more for show than violence; her “threats” are mostly empty.

Her presence is so faint at times that people assume she’s “erasing her presence” intentionally.

Lala has little interest in marrying Kimihito Kurusu, unlike most other homestay girls.

Still, she is intrigued by his defiance of death and his gentle nature, and she sometimes claims, “when you die, your soul will be mine.”

She met a sickly girl named Yuki (referred to once as “Yuhi”) while Kimihito Kurusu was hospitalized, and stole Zombina’s tooth in an attempt to “free” Yuki from her illness by turning her into a zombie.

She refers to Kuroko Smith and the other exchange coordinators as a shadowy “organization,” which she dreads.

Lala is generally friendly but awkward, making forming bonds a challenge for her.

Lala’s aesthetic tastes are unique—she tried to send bizarre plush toys to Yuki as a get-well gift, although it’s unclear if she made them herself.

She struggles with being overlooked and sometimes laments her lack of presence—despite her dramatic personality.

Lala was not initially invited to either the hot spring trip or the trip to the mermaid kingdom, but she managed to show up anyway.

Her “chuunibyou” is chronic, much to her embarrassment when she drops out of character.

When her head and body are separated, her true, honest self surfaces—often crying and clinging to Kimihito Kurusu for help.

“When you die, your soul will be mine.”

“The organization is always watching... None can escape their gaze.”

“I am the Reaper who cleaves the boundary between worlds!”

Lala’s Arrival

Lala first enters the story as a mysterious threat to Kimihito Kurusu—the so-called “Other D” sending ominous letters and wielding a giant scythe.

She declares herself Kimihito Kurusu’s “reaper,” aiming for his “neck” for the odd reason that despite always being at death’s door, he refuses to die.

Her original threat quickly falls apart as her true nature—a chuunibyou and lovable klutz—becomes obvious.

Integration into the Kurusu Household

After a series of comedic mishaps, Lala joins the Kurusu family as the seventh monster girl.

She promises not to cause further disturbances and does her best to fit in—though her awkwardness and “death” talk put her at odds with the others.

She reveals, slowly and shyly, aspects of her more genuine personality as she settles in.

The Flower Field Encounters

Whenever Kimihito Kurusu experiences “near-death” fainting spells, Lala meets him in a surreal, flower-filled world.

Here, her chuunibyou persona disappears, and she wears a bright, sleeveless dress, speaks gently, and opens up honestly about her worries.

She calls him into this world deliberately when she has trouble expressing her feelings in reality.

The “flower field” Lala is her most sincere self, but these heart-to-heart moments are forgotten by Kimihito Kurusu upon waking.

Yuki’s Incident

Lala forms a friendship with Yuki, a frail girl encountered while Kimihito Kurusu is in the hospital.

Motivated by pity and good intentions, but poor judgment, Lala steals one of Zombina’s teeth to try turning Yuki into a zombie—believing it will end her suffering.

This event highlights both Lala’s compassion and her haplessness.

Lala’s dramatic personality hides a gentle, easily flustered heart.

She’s the ultimate combination of cool reaper imagery and bumbling antics—a monster girl whose presence is both fleeting and unforgettable.