A warm, pretty redhead with dark-green eyes and a shy, hopeful smile - not so much a cast member as the franchise’s emotional thesis: the archetypal lonely woman - cute, cuddly, and certain she is inadequate - whom Matchman rescues from an Anticupid and matches to a stranger in the very first comic (#1). Her moral: no one ever sees their own worth the way others do.
The first match
The Cute Girl
The young woman at the centre of Matchman’s first introduction gives his mission a personal, human meaning.
This biography includes story developments and endings
At the beginning of comic 1, an Anticupid exploits her loneliness and insecurity until Matchman interrupts the attack. She enters the strange world of VALentine Complex through vulnerability rather than superhero ambition.
In Suzanne’s office she recognises the astrologer as an author whose books she has read. Suzanne’s calculations lead to a meeting with the Random Guy. Even Dejection’s attack fails to extinguish their connection, and they decide to go for breakfast together. The encounter offers a different view of herself from the one her attacker imposed.
The original character notes treat her as a representative figure rather than a fully documented member of the recurring team. Her story centres on the experience of finding hope and companionship.