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Starla is a character that appears in the anime series Sonic X. She was a member of Cosmo's species.
Appearance[]
Starla is a humanoid plant-like alien with pale peach skin and dark violet eyes with one long eyelash on each one. She possesses medium-long dark green hair with a pair of bangs, which would cover her eyes in the following years, and a rose-like flower bud on the left and right sides of her head that bear steel pink petals and red-violet sepals, the latter of which would recede down to their bases in the following years. For attire, she wears a long-sleeved dress with a red-violet blouse bearing yellow trim and an ankle-length and petal-like light pink skirt bearing steel pink tips, a light blue amulet on her chest, light pink tights and red-violet ballerina flats.
History[]
Anime[]
Past[]
Long ago, Starla was a member of the Council of Green Gate. When their planet got into a war with a hostile enemy and it became apparent that they were doomed to destruction one way or the other, Starla sided with Earthia's plans to have their species evacuate their planet and look for a new home.[1]
Personality[]
It is safe to say that Starla was a strong believer of Earthia and her plans. This is evidenced when she was seen managing the ship Earthia had commissioned to leave their planet, Green Gate.
Relationships[]
Earthia[]
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Friends/allies[]
- Chrysanthemum
- Cosmo
- Daisy
- Earthia
- Galaxina
- Lucas (formerly)
- Yellow Zelkova (formerly)
Enemies[]
Trivia[]
- Starla was never named in the Japanese original version of Sonic X; she was only named in the series' English dub.
- In "Eye Spy", Starla's eyes were shown, but in "An Underground Odyssey" and "A Fearless Friend" her eyes were covered by her hair.
Gallery[]
Concept artwork[]
Screenshots[]
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 Starla and Cosmo  Starla and Chrysanthemum   Starla and Earthia    Galaxina, Starla, Daisy and Chrysanthemum with the infantile Cosmo     |
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