In her childhood, Ilulu used to play with human children and adored them despite the displeasure of other dragons. But soon, Ilulu’s parents get killed by humans, and how could the discriminating dragons not cash in on the opportunity? With that, the adoration turned into hatred and Ilulu grew up as the walking disaster for humankind who nearly wiped out the entire city. To her, destruction is child’s play, entertainment that satisfies her hunger. The scars from her childhood have deepened, and from being tormented, Ilulu became a tormentor.

It is not that Ilulu is the only one with such huge oppai, all the adult female dragons have noticeable busts, but Ilulu’s have stolen all the spotlight, in the wrong way, even before the sequel’s airing. However, it was not only to lure viewers, there are too many reasons behind those humongous breasts that add to who Ilulu is as a character. Ilulu is well aware of the fact that breasts and lust go hand in hand with humans. She knows humans are attracted to a lump of flesh, and she doesn’t shy away from asking if they want to touch it, irrespective of gender, to see if humans stray away from the ethics they boast about. But, to Ilulu, those are just the flame sacs that hold the fire of a dragon.

Ilulu’s character is portrayed just like a tortoise, hard outside but soft inside. Ilulu may seem all fierce and intimidating from the outside, but from within, she is a child who wants to play with others and have a simple life without chaos, ironically so. Now, ask yourself a question, what would it feel like if you were on a battlefield instead of watching cartoons in your childhood? Yes, it is unimaginable, and that is what Ilulu went through. The cruel fate snatched away the innocence from her childhood. However, after meeting Kobayashi and feeling the warmth she radiates, Ilulu’s longing for love has been answered. Meeting with new people and making friends with them, Ilulu is trying her best to cope with the trauma, even if it’s just a step at a time.