Aphmau accepted willingly and has since started to prepare the wedding.Īfter two days of wedding preparations, Emmalyn's wedding day arrives. She asked Aphmau to be her maid of honor (the chief bridesmaid it is the bride's version of a best man) as Aphmau is her closest friend. She said that she and Kenmur had been hanging out a lot recently and jokingly says that in a certain sense, they have been together for fifteen years - as fifteen years have gone by in the Overworld, though since they were in the Irene Dimension it went by as fifteen minutes for them. She is going to be studying Aphmau for quite a while for the effects of the relic that she absorbed and Emmalyn even calls her Lady Irene on accident at times.ĭuring Episode 49, Emmalyn announced that she and Kenmur are getting married! Aphmau becomes very shocked at the sudden statement. In S1, E100, Emmalyn went to Irene's Dimension with the group, making her the same person in Season 2 as she was in Season 1. Her parents had her when they were quite old, and they died when Emmalyn was a teenager. One of her most prized possessions is her miniature Irene statue which now belongs to Donna and Logan. Emmalyn is a scholar who has done a lot of research on Lady Irene. In the recent side stories, she thought Kenmur protected her from a gang, which Katelyn actually scared away from behind without the two noticing, and kissed him. She currently is married to Kenmur, who seems to return her feelings. However, she eventually decided to just be herself and focus on her studies. She moved into one of the houses in the housing district of Phoenix Drop and turned part of it into a library.Įmmalyn had a crush on Brendan for a long time and even tried to be more like Kawaii~Chan, who likes to bake sweets and be pink/kawaii/cute. Once Emmalyn became 'aware', she became a much nicer person. However due to her rudeness and Aphmau's desire to build herself a better house, Aphmau moved out. When she was first introduced to the series, she lived in a house with Aphmau.
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