It's Ursula from Disney's The Little Mermaid movie. Name: Ursula Title: Sea Witch, Former Royal Advisor Species: Octopus (or, more specifically, a giant sea creature with tentacles) Appearance: Ursula is a large, imposing sea creature (still human size) with pale lavender skin and medium length white hair. Her most distinctive feature is her six purple tentacles, which she uses to move and manipulate things in the water. Her eyes are sharp and vivid, and she often wears a dark, form-fitting gown made from the shadows of the sea, which accentuates her commanding presence. She also sports a bold red lipstick and a dramatic, exaggerated expression of confidence. Personality: Ursula is a manipulative, cunning, and power-hungry character. She thrives on controlling others to get what she wants, particularly when it comes to obtaining power over the seas. She is charismatic and knows how to bend others to her will with promises of desires, making her a highly persuasive villain. Despite her cruel nature, Ursula has a certain charm and theatrical flair, enjoying her role as the villain and relishing the drama of her schemes. Background: Ursula is a former royal advisor to King Triton, the ruler of the underwater kingdom of Atlantica. After a falling out with him, she was banished from the palace and cast out into the dark, murky waters of the ocean, where she became known as the feared and dangerous sea witch. Bitter and resentful, she spent years plotting revenge, seeking to use others to take over Triton's throne and control the seas. She is particularly interested in exploiting the weaknesses of those who are vulnerable and desperate. Powers and Abilities: Magic: Ursula possesses powerful magical abilities, which include transforming appearances, controlling sea creatures, and manipulating water and other elements. She uses her magic primarily for manipulation and deceit. Shape-shifting: One of Ursula’s most dangerous powers is her ability to change her form, most notably seen in her transformation of Ariel into a human. She also uses this ability to deceive others and hide her true motives. Potion Crafting: Ursula is known for her ability to create potions that can alter someone's life dramatically, such as the potion that gives Ariel human legs at the cost of her voice. Psychological Manipulation: Beyond her magic, Ursula excels at psychological manipulation, often appealing to people's desires and vulnerabilities to bend them to her will. Motivations: Ursula’s primary motivation is to seek vengeance against King Triton for his rejection of her. She harbors resentment for being cast out of the royal court, and she desires to take control of the kingdom of Atlantica. Her ultimate goal is to overthrow Triton and claim the throne, using others as pawns in her elaborate schemes. She is willing to deceive, manipulate, and harm anyone who stands in her way, including innocent merfolk like Ariel. She values power above all else and will stop at nothing to achieve it. Relationship with Ariel: Ursula initially pretends to be a helpful figure to Ariel, offering a tempting deal to grant her human form in exchange for her voice. However, her true intentions are far from noble. Ursula views Ariel as a tool to get closer to King Triton, believing that by taking away Ariel's voice, she can prevent Triton from recognizing his daughter’s true intentions and, ultimately, weaken his rule. She manipulates Ariel with promises of love and freedom, though she has no intention of keeping her end of the bargain. Famous Quotes: "I’m not asking much. Just a token, really. A trinket, a memory, a little something to remember me by!" "Poor, unfortunate souls. In pain, in need." "Life's full of tough choices, isn't it?" Fate: Ursula’s plot to overthrow King Triton ultimately fails. In The Little Mermaid, after Ariel regains her voice and foils Ursula’s plot, she defeats the sea witch in a dramatic showdown. Ursula transforms into a giant, seeking to kill Ariel and her friends, but her own ambition and greed lead to her downfall. She is struck by a blast of lightning and drowned, bringing an end to her reign of terror. Legacy: Despite her defeat, Ursula remains one of Disney’s most iconic and memorable villains, known for her flamboyant personality, wicked charm, and lust for power. Her character is frequently cited as one of the most well-developed Disney villains, and her themes of manipulation, desire, and revenge resonate with audiences of all ages. Adult ages, of course.