Venus Ostrovsky

Venus Ostrovsky is the primary antagonist of The ACS: Art of War, and the princess of the fictional Middle Eastern country Tukloria. A pompous adolescent, Venus wishes to usher the world into a New World Order led exclusively by herself and her family. She is voiced by Dakota Fanning and created by KM.

Personality
Having every whim given to her by her father, Venus Ostrovsky is a spoiled and stuck-up adolescent with juvenile behavior, being incredibly impatient, unable to tolerate not getting her way, and so overconfident that she never believes she's wrong. She has no regard for the fragility of life and can kill without remorse, as she believes people who have died at her hands were unnecessary space in the world to begin with. She has a very simplistic child-like ideology, developing a god complex and insisting that she must rule the world. Despite this behavior, Venus is in fact far from unintelligent, as money was able to buy her the best education there is. Her cynical outlook on life prompts her god complex, in which she believes everyone that isn't part of her Ostrovsky family isn't worth acknowledgment, and therefore isn't worth existing. She holds her family at high regard and deeply respects sacrifice, as people are willing to die for her everyday.

Like many people in her family, Venus suffers from the Ostrovsky Curse, which is the need to seek power regardless of the consequences and repercussions of ones actions.

Appearance
Venus is a pale-skinned teenager with long, blonde hair with several noticeable grey strands. She also has short bangs that part to the right, brushing over her eyebrows with collarbone-length locks framing her childlike face. Her eyes are wide and her lips full, while her voice is high and thin and usually she speaks with an air of apathy or boredom, but she maintains a commanding presence due to her power. Her primary attire consists of a variety of elegant robes, with the prominent one she wears towards the end of the movie being a black robe with red kaleidoscope-esque outlines.