Karen Minazuki

Minazuki Karen (水無月 かれん Minazuki Karen) Karen is a third-year student at L'École des Cinq Lumières Middle School. Because of her parents' job, she has been raised by the mansion's butler. At school, she is the student council president, and is very popular by the juniors together with her fellow student council member,classmate and best friend, Akimoto Komachi, for her cool and inspiring demeanor.

Her alter ego is the Cure of Intelligence, Cure Aqua (キュアアクア Kyua Akua?).

Appearance
Karen has long, straightened dark blue hair with her bangs split to the corner worn beneath a long, straightened strand that lays over her left shoulder. She has dark blue eyes and noticeable eyebrows.

As Cure Aqua her hair is the same, but the butterfly ornament loses the gem in favor of a pink flower. She keeps her shorts and earrings, while her boots and sleeves change in design and gain a streak of pale blue down the middle. She wears a white, pale blue tinted mini-dress with a pleat tutu skirt. The sleeves are reminiscent of her original version but a change in shape, now held by a blue band lined with pale yellow ruffles. Her butterfly changes in shape and is connected to the CureMo by a thin yellow chain. She wears a soft blue vest lined in blue with short tails flowing from behind.

Personality
Karen is admired by other students due to her calm and stoic nature. This, however, is her outer character--she is actually very lonely, especially when thinking about her parents, whom she secretly misses. In the beginning, she was full of enthusiasm as a class representative before she met Komachi. Because she has known Komachi for such a long time, Karen often feels responsible for being there for her; to an extent, she feels this way about everyone, believing it to be a natural responsibility of the president of the student council. Because of her position, Karen is able to memorize all the names and faces of all the Cinq Lumières students. Because of her loneliness when her parents are away and her responsibility of the school, it causes her to believe that she needs to do things by herself.