Choux

Choux is a 5-star Ice character in Epic Seven. Faction: Wintenberg.

On our Epic Seven tier list Choux is B tier, 101st of the 311 characters ranked, from where 9 current tier lists put Choux.

By game mode, Choux is C in PvE and B in PvP.

Other Ice characters in Epic Seven: Aither, Alexa, Amid, Angelica, Angelic Montmorancy, Bask and 49 more.

An Ice warrior whose damage scales off her max Health, so she hits hard while staying tanky. Chop pushes her forward and builds Focus, and at five Focus, Fwoooosh! resets its own cooldown and heals her from the damage, on top of ignoring half the target's Defense.

Help Me Cream! hits every enemy and raises Crit Resistance for your team. She's B tier for us.

Choux is a Human child who was rescued from a cold, snowy mountain by an old Mouse Suin couple fifteen years ago.

Having been adopted by the couple, she grew up as the only Human in her village.

2022 E7WC: A skin designed in celebration of the 2022 E7WC.

Lore

In Welcome to Oasis Land, Choux first appears as one of the companions accompanying Eda and the visitors from Natalon on their trip to Oasis Land.

From the beginning, she brings a bright and lively energy to the group: she eagerly shops for swimsuits, helps Mercedes choose one, reacts with excitement to the idea of visiting a water park for the first time, and repeatedly helps ease Eda’s awkwardness with her cheerful, straightforward attitude.

Her curiosity also helps move conversations forward, as she asks simple but useful questions about Oasis Land’s origins and listens with genuine wonder when Eda explains Liam Pfalz’s dream and the magical principles behind the park.

When the group reaches Oasis Land and discovers that it has fallen into ruin, Choux remains one of the most openly disappointed, but she quickly becomes just as eager to see what the place could be again.

After meeting Frida, she is immediately curious about her, noticing how young she is, asking about the strange little shadow she glimpses nearby, and reacting with surprise when she learns that Frida has been trying to manage the enormous park alone.

Even while enjoying the arcade and exploring the grounds, Choux keeps returning to the same point: Oasis Land is impressive even in its damaged state, and once repaired it could become a wonderful place full of people and fun.

This hopeful outlook helps balance the discouragement felt by the others when they first see the park’s condition.

As the story progresses, Choux becomes one of the first people to connect with Frida in a direct and personal way.

She openly questions how Frida can possibly maintain the park by herself, worries about the absence of any adults to help her, and later fusses over her after the monster attack by bringing her tea and staying close by in her house.

Although her straightforward questions sometimes make things awkward, they come from concern rather than judgment, and she is quick to apologize when she realizes she has pushed too far.

This same warmth continues later when Frida is exhausted and shaken, as Choux offers to cook a special stew for her, encourages her to rest, and keeps trying to comfort her in simple, sincere ways.

Choux also plays an important role in helping Frida understand friendship.

During the restoration work, she talks openly about the bond she shares with Cream and Pastry, explaining that she protects her friends because she cannot bear to watch them get hurt.

That conversation leaves an impression on Frida, who is reminded of her own bond with Aloha.

Choux then tells Frida that she would like to become her friend too, treating friendship not as something solemn or distant, but as something natural that is built through honesty, care, and time spent together.

By the end of the story, when Frida nervously asks whether she may call them her friends, Choux is one of the first to answer without hesitation, warmly assuring her that they already are.

Beyond emotional support, Choux contributes practically to the Oasis Land revival as well.

She helps with cleanup, marvels at Eda’s magic during the work, takes part in discussions about the missing familiar and the restoration process, and later becomes one of the people actively brainstorming ways to bring visitors back once the park is ready.

She throws herself into promotion with the same enthusiasm she brings to everything else, drawing posters with Aloha, suggesting that the whole world should hear about Oasis Land’s return, and supporting ideas that will make the reopening feel exciting and memorable.

In Chapter 4, she is still working hard for the park’s success, experimenting with snack recipes for visitors and helping think through what kinds of quick food options would best suit Oasis Land.

Taken as a whole, Welcome to Oasis Land presents Choux as far more than comic relief or a cheerful tagalong.

She is the story’s liveliest emotional spark: the first to get excited, the first to speak from the heart, and one of the first to treat Frida not as a burdened heir or a tragic figure, but simply as someone worth caring about.

Through her curiosity, encouragement, protectiveness, and easy generosity, Choux helps turn Oasis Land from a place defined by neglect into one shaped by warmth, companionship, and the promise of happy memories.