Vil Schoenheit

Vil Schoenheit is a third-year student and the head of Pomefiore. He is handsome and eye-catching. He thinks he is the most beautiful and spares no effort for beauty.

Appearance
Vil is a tall, handsome man with shoulder-length blonde hair and violet eyes. His nails are painted indigo, and he occasionally wears his hair in an updo with an adorning golden crown, which depicts a dagger piercing a heart. This is the same emblem that appears on the box the Evil Queen had given to the Huntsman to store Snow White's heart in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

The one thing differentiating Vil's outfit from the uniforms the other students of Pomefiore wear is the length. He wears a long, furisode-like indigo robe which drags on the floor, and has high slits in the sleeves. The inner fabric is red with a regal pattern displaying the Evil Queen's famed poison apple. An intricate golden design bearing the Pomefiore emblem is also printed on the right shoulder of his robe.

Beneath the slits of his sleeves, he wears a tighter, black long-sleeved garment. His sleeves form a pointed shape on the back of his hand and tie around his middle fingers.

He also wears tight black pants beneath his robe, as well as high-heeled black boots with golden linings.

Personality
Just like the Evil queen of Snow White, Vil is very fixated and obsessed with maintaining a beatiful appearance. He act and behaves in a regal-like mannerism and is very much like a neat-freak. He also has a form of disdain for people who are neglectful of their appearance.

Trivia

 * Vil's name could come from the English word "villain," or "evil" from the villain he was based on, The Evil Queen.
 * "Schönheit" means "beauty" in German, which may be a reference to the tale of Snow White being of German origin.
 * Vil has 5 million followers on MagiCam, the social media of their universe.
 * He works as a professional actor as well as a model.
 * He needed to create the strongest poison in order to become Pomefiore’s dormitory leader.
 * Vil uses Atashi (アタシ) which is a more feminine and casual way to refer to oneself.