The South Korean action thriller film 'The Villainess' was released, introducing the character to audiences worldwide. The film featured a unique portrayal of a female assassin, setting the foundation for the character's recognition.
The Villainess was screened at several international film festivals, including the Cannes Film Festival, increasing global awareness and acclaim for the character and the film.
The Villainess was made available on Netflix, vastly increasing its accessibility and popularity among international audiences, contributing to the character’s global fan base.
Lady Isadora, later known as The Villainess, is born into the noble Ravencrest family, marked by their dark legacy and influence in the kingdom.
As a child, Isadora shows remarkable intelligence and a hunger for power, overshadowing her peers and making secret alliances.
Isadora's parents are betrayed by a rival noble house, leading to their downfall; she vows revenge and begins plotting her rise.
Embracing the title 'The Villainess,' Isadora adopts a ruthless persona to navigate court politics and manipulate allies and enemies alike.
The Villainess orchestrates the assassination of the crown prince to destabilize the monarchy and create chaos she can exploit.
She successfully expels rival claimants and seizes full control of her family's estate, consolidating her power base.
Forms a secret alliance with the Dark Brotherhood, gaining access to their resources and spies throughout the kingdom.
Plots to interfere with the coronation of the new king, attempting to place a puppet ruler friendly to her ambitions.
Her manipulations are partially exposed, causing public outrage and forcing her to go into hiding temporarily.
Returns from the shadows to rally her followers and launch a final campaign to dominate the kingdom's political scene.
