Shion Tomori

Shion Tomori is a character from the ''Strawberry Panic! series, who appears as a deuteragonist in the crossover story "Love Amongst the Strawberries"''.

Astraea Hill Incarnation (LATS):
This incarnation of Shion is one of the main deuteragonists of "Love Amongst the Strawberries".

Personality
Shion, above everything else, is a stickler for the rules, even having been described as having a "stick shoved up her ass". However, she has been known to let this persona fade, as she demonstrated during her interactions with Jamie during "Love Amongst the Strawberries". At first seeing him as a fellow student of Spica, over the course of their interactions, Shion gradually fell in love with Jamie, only to have her heart broken after confessing to him.

Realizing Jamie was in love with Yaya Nanto, Shion accepted it, but after Jamie left her alone, Shion broke down in tears.

Appearance
Shion is a blonde woman with blue eyes, who wears a red bow in her hair, and is almost always seen wearing the uniform of Spica Academy, which consists of a white jacket with brown trim, over a light blue shirt with a brown checkered bow, and a white dress.

Goals

 * To have the new Etoile be from Spica.
 * Date Jamie Robertson (LATS; failed)

Killed Victims
As is the case with most of the crossover characters throughout the fanfiction series, Shion has never killed a single individual.

Relationships
This wiki has 2 pages concerning Shion's relationships with characters in the series:
 * For a simple list of her allies and enemies, click here: Shion Tomori/Relationships
 * For a more in depth explanation of her relationships, click here: Shion Tomori/Significant Relationships

Quotes

 * Shion has an entire page dedicated to her various quotes throughout the fanfiction series; Shion Tomori/Quotes

Schools Attended

 * Spica - Attended during "Love Amongst the Strawberries"

List of Incarnations

 * Astraea Hill Incarnation (LATS)

Trivia

 * Shion's 'unrequited crush' on Jamie storyline in "Love Amongst the Strawberries" wasn't planned by the author. However, they included it to add 'emotional depth' to the story.