I went around the Wishing Woods taking note of what colors corresponded to what jobs, as well as the ornaments on their hoods. This is mostly for personal reference so I know where to find specific types of sprites. Due to the nature of this post there are unavoidable spoilers from Chapter 6 and Chapter 7 of the main story.
In general, the uniforms work like this:
higher ranked (i.e. supervisors) or otherwise unique (i.e. shopkeepers, named NPCs) fairies have the long ribbon-like wings, as well as the large ornament on their hood related to their work
generic fairies within a job have the standard tiny wings but in the same color as their uniform and a small version of the corresponding ornament at the end of their hood
fairies also seem to be allowed to add accessories however they like, a few of my screenshots include some who are wearing extra accessories that are not part of their uniform
For simplicity I will be referring to the two types of uniforms as "supervisor" and "standard". I've also tried to be clear about what things here are my assumptions so hopefully I haven't accidentally missed being clear about anything that is.
I will also mention where I feel I am missing information. This post also does not include the unique jobs like Eltinada's or Dorobo's.
Before we start, for comparison, here are what the general, non-uniformed Faewish Sprites looks like:
This is VERY image heavy so I've put the main content under a cut.
Color: black
Ornament: quill feather
Roles: customs, passport issuance
Every interviewer along the Cavern of Wishes uses the supervisor uniform, so presumably you have to be highly ranked to be an interviewer.
The standard Wish Pass fairies are only found along the road immediately after you enter the Wishing Woods. Their main role seems to be inspecting goods and taking inventory of items entering the Woods.
During Chigda's rule, they were instructed to reject all applications for a passport, giving them a fairly lax work environment for that time.
Given we can find Aventura in the Wishing Woods after Giroda is elected, Giroda presumably encouraged them to start earnestly reviewing applications again.
Color: pink
Ornament: pink heart with a white heart outlined in blue inside for the director, solid pink heart with a broken blue heart on top for bizarre orb supervisor, solid pink heart for everyone else
Roles: handles everything related to all kinds of Wishing Orbs, splits accordingly into departments for Delicious Orbs, Bizarre Orbs, and Desperation Orbs
Note that only Director Boboda has the two toned heart ornament.
The above are wish auditors, sorters, and inspectors found in the Wish Inspection Center. They are responsible for ensuring the Wishing Orb pipeline goes smoothly.
They sort wishes by listening to them and identifying the kind of wish from there, which is a natural ability to all Faewish Sprites. However, with the development of an amplifier by the Wishcraft Lab, they can now do this much faster, while also improving their accuracy.
It seems you have to pass a sorting accuracy test to join this office. The record is 99.9% accuracy, held by current Director Boboda who is also the youngest director in history.
Wishing Orb couriers/transporters also use the supervisor uniform (as seen in the cutscene where they take Afubo's doll).
There's also a unique ornament for supervisors of the Bizarre Orb Hills.
The Desperation Orb Warehouse presumably originally fell under the Wish Inspection Office as well, but was taken over by the Paladins under Chigda's orders. Currently, there are no uniformed supervisors from the Wish Inspection Office on-site.
Due to Wishing Orbs being the Faewish Sprites' primary source of nutrition, the Wish Inspection Center seems to be one of the two largest organizations.
Color: yellow
Ornament: yellow and orange striped cone hat with confetti ball at the end for supervisors, yellow and white striped cone hat OR a yellow puff ball for everyone else
Roles: coordinating the Coming-of-Age Ceremony, management of confetti cannons, making decorations and gifts, managing and preparing parents for the ceremony
One of the busier areas outside of the Grand Millewish Tree, the Wish Celebration Center is all about the Coming-of-Age Ceremony.
They work with the parents of baby sprites to assist both them and the babies for the ceremony, including helping them choose gifts for their baby and ensuring they have a name and clothes prepared. They provide ready made gifts like balloons and flowers.
They probably work closely with the dye station.
They're also in charge of the confetti cannons we use to launch Momo and Nikki.
Vikda is part of them, but has a unique outfit.
With how important the ceremony is to Faewish Sprite society in general, they are probably the other one of the two largest organizations.
Color: dark blue
Ornament: light bulb with a four pointed star inside
Roles: all kinds of research, Whimtech development and engineering, equipment maintenance, Wishing Orb study (i.e. studying the properties of Desperation Orbs, developing better methods to handle Bizarre Orbs), Desperation Syndrome study
These guys do a LOT of things and can be found in almost all the other offices as well, usually near equipment. They are in charge of Faewish technology, but also study things related to the mutated vines and Desperation Syndrome.
Many can also be found in the area around the Desperation Orb Warehouse.
Giroda has tasked them with upgrading the electrical system of the entire Wishing Woods within five years.
Since I was kind of confused by this initially, I'm giving this a subsection here. Created by Chigda and Avicinda as a separate office from the Wishcraft Lab, the Research Institute took budget and resources away from the Wishcraft Lab. Publicly, they were stated to be developing Whimtech weapons for the Paladins, but never actually produced anything. In reality, the Research Institute was a prison for human stylists kidnapped by the Paladins. Quick-Wish Bottles were also created here in the process of trying to create a second Aureum Vase.
After Chigda's defeat, fairies who had unwittingly joined the Research Institute have been absorbed into the Wishcraft Lab.
Color: red
Ornament: splash of water
Roles: firefighting, preparing water balloons, emergency services
They're obviously found at the fire station in the residential area, where they have many water balloons prepared.
Fires were previously more common in the Wishing Woods when the confetti cannons were powered through ignition. Since the switch to compressed air, this doesn't happen as often anymore and the firefighters now mostly work as a general emergency service and also also help out other fairies where they can.
Color: orange, may actually be brown
Ornament: feathered plume, supervisors additionally have a metal band with the four pointed star, captain gets a helm with the four pointed star
Roles: Faewish sprite military, bodyguards to the Wish Master, security guards, peacekeeping
Yes, Avicinda's outfit really is yellow compared to the orange/brown of the other Paladins.
Paladins carry wooden swords and use either Whim or some other natural Faewish magic to fight. Most of them can be found around the Grand Millewish Tree, naturally centered at their garrison, but also as guards in key entrances to the different areas of the tree. They are however, also found all over the Wishing Woods, either as guards or patrolling the area.
At the garrison there is also a trio of non-uniformed fairies doing exercises. I assume these are fresh recruits.
Under Chigda and Avicinda's control, they were exceptionally corrupt and abused their power against other Faewish Sprites while also regularly invading the Abandoned District. It would seem no Paladins other than Avicinda were aware of the true purposes of their work, being only given pieces of the truth here and there, just enough to keep them loyal and willing to abuse their power.
Giroda is presently working on reforming them into a better peacekeeping organization.
Color: light green
Ornament: dark blue gemstone of some kind
Roles: maintaining the books in the archive, importing new books, Faewish education
As head librarian, Pokobo's coloration is more yellow-green than her colleagues'.
They seem to be far fewer in number compared to other groups.
Under Chigda's rule, the library was completely closed off to the public as part of his efforts to control history.
Giroda reinstated Pokobo after her firing and has allowed the lending of books. He's also allowed her to start importing new literature to improve Faewish Sprites' critical thinking and general education of the world beyond the Wishing Woods.
Color: standard blue
Ornament: bandage patch on side of hood
Roles: doctors, medical staff, treating Desperation Syndrome, assisting the dye station
We saw them in action when the mutated vines attacked the wishball field. Not much to say about them IMO, they're doctors and most of them are found in the clinic, which is one level above the residential area. Desperation Syndrome is their biggest concern but it's not as common as in the past due to the improvements to the Wish Inspection Center. Most of their work comes from young Faewish Sprites.
Interestingly, you can find a lot of them helping at the dye station.
Note: I'm unsure if there is an official name for this one
Color: light blue, close to cyan
Ornament: glimmergrass flower
Roles: conversion of glimmergrass into dyes, bottling and storage of dyes, management of dye inventory, several also work for Timis
There does not seem to be any of them with the supervisor outfit that I could find.
They are mostly found at the dye station, reachable via cannon to the right of the Temple of Wishes (I'm noting this because I always get lost trying to find them).
Most of Timis's Beauty Lab staff appear to also be from this group, so they also probably consist of a lot of designers or are more inclined to be interested in makeup due to the nature of their work.
The dyes are mostly used in preparation of clothes for baby Faewish Sprites for the Coming-of-Age Ceremony.
Medical staff can be found assisting them as well. Maybe because a lot of them left to work for Timis...?
Note: there's no official name for this if they are a formal organization/group, so I am going by Gooeybo's shop "Angler's Catch"
Color: light(ish) blue
Ornament: fish fin
Roles: they are fishing!
As far as I could find, Gooeybo is the only angler with the supervisor style outfit, but does not seem to use the coloration.
A few can be found diving in the river beside the Beauty Lab's Waterwheel.
Note: this is another one with no official name as far as I've seen and in fact it's not spelled out what they do, but based on the placement of these NPCs and what Bachada sells, I assume they are either of the above
Color: turquoise
Ornament: four pointed star flower with two green leaves for supervisor, two leaves for standard
Roles: appears to largely be in charge of cultivating plants like lampbloms and glimmerglass, harvests sol fruit and stellar fruit, presumably they are the ones who wrap Delicious Orbs in sol fruit leaves
Bachada seems to be the only one with this ornament and the supervisor outfit, but does not use the coloration. I feel like I've seen other NPCs with this ornament, but I'm having trouble finding them.
They can be found in several places, but notably some of them are working in Dorobo's kitchen overseeing the Delicious Orbs and other vegetables.
Ironically, I couldn't find any of them working in the farm that Timis rented.
Color: dark orange
Ornament: standard minigame hat
Role: facilitating minigames
I just felt like I had to include them.
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Shipping both zhongchili and Focacchino is funny because it almost looks like Celestia's plan to stop the Tsaritza's revolution is to have the Archon rizz up her harbingers.
Now their running theory is that Signora's death wasnt a lost duel but a really messy and violent break up.
Capitano and Columbina are being interroged to know if their type happens to be hot tall lady that could (try) kick their ass.
They will not confirm nor deny.
I saw some comments saying that Yerenica from Seduce the Villain's Father is just like Rashta of the Remarried Empress. This is because Yerenica acts cute, playful, and wanted to stop the upcoming marriage of Erudian.
Okay, first of all... How dare y'all disrespect Princess Yerenica Lebovny??? She is way too different from that Trash in The Remarried Empress.
Rashta acts cute and naive to fool the people around her. She plays innocent yet she's very cunning, manipulative, and selfish. She wanted everyone to like her and doesn't seemed to understand why Navier is uncomfortable whenever she flaunts that Sovieshu, that bitch of a man, is in love with her. For pete's sake, she wanted Navier's title, as if ruining her marriage wasn't enough.
On the other hand, Yerenica entered the palace with the intention of saving Erudian as he is destined to die at the hands of his own son. She sacrificed herself to replace her sister as she was pregnant at that time and she knew how much her sister and her niece would suffer.
Yerenica is naturally cute, naive, and kinda childish. It's her personality from the start! Do not disrespect her by saying how similar her actions are with Rashta.
Thank you for reading my pep talk and yes, this is a rant lmao.
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⢠The Remarried Empress
⢠Seduce the Villain's Father
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Courage and Katz!!! One of my comfort showsâ¤ď¸
I have a personal take on their dynamic that I will attempt to explain:
Basically I see their dynamic as Katz doing a con or scheme as he does, where Muriel and Eustace happen to get involved. Katz sees Courage is a dog and has that immediate hate, not just against Courage but all dogs. After Courageâs inevitable win, it only makes him despise dogs more, and thus targeting Muriel and Eustace on purpose simply to torment Courage. But as time goes on and Katz continues to make more and more terrifying and difficult challenges, he sees Courages absolute devotion to save them, despite any mistreatment they may give him, intentionally or other. It baffles him. No dog that heâs ever encountered has shown the slight bit of humanity, let alone compassion. So it becomes something of a game. How far is Courage willing to go? As unbeknownst to Courage he no longer plans to harm Muriel or Eustace, but to simply test Courageâs limits. Then after Muriel and Eustace pass away, Courage no longer has a purpose, at least not in his eyes. He goes to Katz, desperate to halt his existence, as well as fulfill Katzâ one goal. This astounds Katz even more. Even in the dogs most desperate time of need, he continues to put others before himself. Itâs simply unbelievable. He canât believe it, he wonât. He hasnât spent his whole life hating dogs and getting revenge for what theyâve done to him, to his sister. And now the one dog that shows any potential wants to throw it away. As much as he hates it, he refuses Courageâs offer. He instead offers him a new purpose. Help him run his Motel and other sleazy businesses, though not take part in killing or anything, and in return he has company. He has a reason to exist. That and Katz is able to continue his study of the odd dog. At some point he discovers what exactly courage has done for his sister, risking his life for a cat who did nothing but abuse him the second she saw him and rescue her girlfriend heâd never even seen from her extremely abusive boyfriend and dangerous friends. He owes the dog more than he realized, and he hates it. He hates courage, he hates dogs! He has to. But. He doesnât. He really truly doesnât hate courage. And he hates it.
I have an old fic based off this idea so if ur interested just lemme know. Maybe Iâll put it on AO3 or smth