Princess Coco

Character Bio Sheet

Princess Coco

Number / Role: — (not Brothers Will) · Princess / future ruler · Status: Alive — under Brothers Will watch

Age (in Loaded): 5

Featured stories: Loaded (free to read) · Loaded comic

Appears with: Will 88 · Twenty Four · Ten Thousand · Neil (her mother)

Physical Appearance

In Loaded, Coco is a five-year-old princess in a pink dress — small enough to be carried, stubborn enough to talk back to a Brother Will with eighty-eight guns. The story does not lock down hair, eyes, or other features beyond that; what reads clearly is the dress, the age, and the way she sticks to 88 once she decides he is hers to keep.

Personality

Coco is a child with a royal spine. She nicknames 88 “Mister Lazy” and means it — she sees the naps and the complaining as clearly as she sees the fighting. She drools on his face without apology, expects him at next year’s birthday, and treats his protection as something she can rely on even when adults around her are trading her like a package.

She has been told he “wouldn’t get hurt no matter what.” That trust is part of why she sticks to him. It is also part of what 88 has to correct: he can get hurt. He just does not die. Coco listens like a kid who needs the truth and still wants the hero.

Daily Life

Coco’s ordinary world is a royal city under political pressure. Her mother, Neil, is still in the picture — grateful, fierce, and trapped in a marriage deal meant to turn Coco into a figurehead. The king on the other side of that deal killed Coco’s father. Alliance rules keep Brothers Will from simply stopping a planetary wedding; Coco lives inside that gap.

After Loaded, she has more than guards and speeches. 88 leaves her Maximus — a massive defensive rail gun — and a linked crown-band that can call him back if she is ever in danger again. Her “daily life” now includes a sleeping giant of a weapon and a promise from the oddball brother in orange pants.

Powers / Place in the Universe

What the story names

Coco is called a holder of the “power of the ages” — special enough that enemies want her dead or married into control, and special enough that Twenty Four and Ten Thousand send a Brother Will to escort her. Loaded does not spell out the full mechanics of that power on the page; what it shows is the political and military storm around a five-year-old who is already treated as a future ruler.

Limits / Danger

She is still a child. She cannot fly, fight fleets, or outargue a forced marriage alone. People use her name and her bloodline as weapons. Without 88 — and without the defenses he leaves behind — the city and the girl both sit in somebody else’s plan.

In Loaded

Coco is the “package” Twenty Four forgets to mention until 88 is already falling through Ten Thousand’s rift. She arrives by transport; 88 is supposed to escort her to a “safe” place that turns out to be a political trap. Enemies try to kill her and bury the royal city. 88 shields her with almost nothing, then with a full Loaded arsenal, then with overdrive and total defense.

When the sky clears, he does not just leave. He builds Maximus for her city and a crown-band tied to her as primary protectee on the Brothers Will network — with a quiet warning that she will not be leaving for any weddings soon. Coco’s last clear beat with him is not court manners. It is a kid who expects Mister Lazy at her birthday next year.

Summary

Princess Coco is five years old, pink-dressed, and already heavy with a title she did not ask for. Loaded makes her the heart of 88’s mission — not a prop, not a prize, the reason a low-rank Brother Will breaks rules, burns overdrive, and builds a gun the size of a building.

Future ruler. Power of the ages. Still the kid who calls the deadliest armed brother Mister Lazy and means it as love.

Key tags from Loaded

Age 5 · pink dress · “Mister Lazy” · power of the ages

Mother: Neil · forced political marriage · father killed by the king behind the deal

Protected by Will 88 · Maximus rail gun · linked crown-band for emergency recall