Solitaria of the Snow

Solitaria of the Snow is a 5-star Light character in Epic Seven. Faction: Artificial.

On our Epic Seven tier list Solitaria of the Snow is B tier, 162nd of the 311 characters ranked, from where 8 current tier lists put Solitaria of the Snow.

Other Light characters in Epic Seven: Ambitious Tywin, Angel of Light Angelica, Arowell, Belian, Benevolent Romann, Blaze Dingo and 33 more.

Solitaria of the Snow's passive shuts off enemy Focus gain entirely, which can cripple any opponent whose whole plan relies on burning Focus for a bigger hit. She also cloaks herself in Stealth once every turn wraps up, making her hard to single out and softening whatever she takes from attacks that hit the whole team, so she holds up well despite being a squishy Mage class.

Her ultimate trims down how long an enemy's buffs last, stuns them, and knocks out their action gauge while throwing up a shield on herself, and her opening skill can strip a buff before setting off a bonus attack that stuns several enemies at once.

The owner of an ice castle in the Lone Tundra.

Her daydreaming first began as a way to relieve her loneliness and boredom, but over time, it took on a life of its own, and now she lives entirely in a fantasy world of her own design.

Adventurer Ras / Adventurer Ras / Love: Solitaria is thrilled her Prince Charming has come to save her.

Although. . . she finds him a bit plain.

Mercedes (2) / Mercedes / Rivals: Solitaria is confident she can beat Mercedes in a battle for Ras.

Arky / Arkasus / Friendly: Solitaria thinks a cute mascot like Arky definitely should travel alongside a protagonist.

Hostile: Solitaria can only wonder what Eda's role on the team is, because to her, Eda is bland and useless.

Lore

In Welcome to Oasis Land, Solitaria of the Snow plays a small but memorable role closely tied to Eda.

Her main appearance comes during the swimsuit-shopping sequence, where she immediately rejects Eda’s timid attempts to choose dull or overly concealing outfits and takes control of the process herself.

She mocks Eda for constantly trying to make herself unnoticeable, declares that Eda is banned from shopping for herself, and orders her to try on the outfits she selects instead.

Through this scene, Solitaria of the Snow is portrayed as forceful, theatrical, and amused by Eda’s embarrassment, especially when she starts talking about her “prince charming” and frames the whole situation like a dramatic fantasy.

Her influence is what directly leads to Eda appearing as Festive Eda.

After Eda comes out wearing the swimsuit Solitaria of the Snow chose, the others praise how lively and sweet she looks, while Eda herself protests that the decision was Solitaria’s.

Even after that, Solitaria of the Snow continues to toy with her, privately remarking that the garment holds an “amazing secret” that Eda could never imagine.

This gives Solitaria of the Snow a playful but provocative role in the story, as someone who enjoys pushing Eda into situations that expose her vulnerability and discomfort.

Later, Solitaria of the Snow returns in one of the story’s more emotionally revealing moments.

After Festive Eda becomes unsettled by Frida’s expression and determination, Solitaria of the Snow bluntly tells her that the reason is obvious: Frida’s stubborn, gloomy face looks exactly like her own.

Although delivered with her usual mocking tone, this observation helps Eda realize why she feels such a strong pull toward Frida, and it contributes directly to Eda’s decision to reach out and help her.

In this way, Solitaria of the Snow serves not only as comic provocation, but also as the one who sharply names a truth Eda is struggling to articulate for herself.

Her final notable contribution comes when Festive Eda is pushed into the water by Choux, causing her outfit to become nearly see-through.

In that moment, Eda realizes that Solitaria of the Snow must have known this would happen and angrily calls her out for it.

This reinforces Solitaria of the Snow’s role throughout the story as an impish instigator: she does not drive the central plot of Oasis Land’s restoration, but she repeatedly shapes Eda’s presentation, embarrassment, and self-awareness through teasing, provocation, and unexpectedly incisive comments.

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