Dorinda

"Be sure to make your wish before I snatch it."

Appearance
She 's a girl who is 5'7'' tall with a yellowish skin tone, short bleach blond hair with choppy ends that looks like star points and her golden yellow hairstreak resembles a star. Her hair is in partial pigtails. Her attire has a periwinkle shirt with an orange ribbon wrap and a star button. She wears yellow wide pants with patterns on it, including a butterfly pattern. She has a star shaped monocle on her left eye, yellow gloves and a butterfly cape. The golden yellow ribbon with periwinkle beads also functions as the wrist straps for her cape. According to Stephanie, her outfits are generally sparkly.

Personality
She is the second youngest member of the Flutters who steals wishes and wishing ways. As the time passed, she found a way to make people forget the meaning of the word "wish". She's also one of those people who can fess up really easily as seen in "Christmas Wishes Part 5: Are We Seeing Double?" where she admitted that she has been eavesdropping on the girls about the trap plan. Later in the story that she's in, she sometimes laughs like a true maniac.

Fanfict and Appearances in Chapters
She's in the "Christmas Wishes" fanfict. She was being mentioned in "Part 4: On the Case" but she truly made a debut in "Part 5: Are We Seeing Double?" where she was with Phantom Papillion on top of the Tickertock Town's Clock Tower. She called Phantom Papillion to steal the fake Paradise Bloom badge because of her sensetive skin. Although she admitted that she's been eavesdropping on the girls about the trap plan, she never mentioned Phantom Papillion that the badge was fake.

In "Part 7: The True Trouble Brewer" it is revealed that she's been using a special kind of pocket watch to cause this "Wish Amnesia" madness. All it takes is a swing to make people to forget the meaning of "wish".

Trivia

 * Her surname "Sutaraito" literally means "starlight"


 * Her birthday in on April 29th which happens to be "World Wish Day".
 * Dorinda's name is a nod to the word "dorință" which means "to wish, desire" in Romanian