Willard and Willamena

These characters are from the Seven Tail Dynasty, a royal family of white weasels who introduce themselves in Geronimo Stilton’s The Dragon of Fortune.

History
Both of these weasels introduce themselves to Geronimo Stilton in the Crystal Castle when the Fairies, including Blossom, realize that the sacred Winged Ring was missing from the castle. They then blamed Geronimo for the loss of the ring and started to proclaim that Geronimo is no longer trustworthy, while bragging to themselves that they could be better.

Physical Descriptions
Willard: He is a weasel with white fur, a black nose, and has a black tip on his tail. He also wears a lot of expensive and luxurious clothing such as a red velvet cloak with pearls, a lot of rings, a gold monocle, and a blonde powdered wig with curly hair. He covers his body using a light blue shirt with a ruff around the neck and deep indigo leggings.

Willamena: She is also a weasel with white fur and a black tip on her tail, but has a pink nose, unlike her brother. She wears an elegant pink ruffled dress, which is ornamented with pearls and other jewels. She also wears a lot of rings, a red velvet cloak with pearls, an emerald necklace, a deep magenta purse, a fake mole, opera glasses, and a blonde powdered wig with a diamond tiara sitting on it.

Personality
Willard: He convinces himself to be very handsome, intelligent, and cunning, although this just shows that he is arrogant and overconfident. One of his weaknesses include that he tends to overeat. Apart from that, he is in love with Princess Martina (aka Priss) of the Rococo Dynasty.

Willamena: She is said to be spoiled, rotten, and that she would constantly scold her advisors and servants, including Count Ferret. She is also very vain, and not very smart. One of her weaknesses include that she constantly has bad breath, which is why she always wants to chew on mints.

Trivia

 * The clothing styles of these characters could be based on the way royalty used to dress during the Baroque or Classical Music Eras.
 * Princess Willamena’s vanity could be inspired by Princess Blaze from Tui T. Sutherland’s Wings of Fire series.