Appears In
Quick Facts
| Gender | Female |
| Also known as | Millie |
| Role | SUPPORTING |
| Series | Black Clover |
| Affiliation | Clover Kingdom |
| Occupation | Magic Knight |
| Debut | Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King supplementary material |
| Voice | ![]() Marie Iitoyo 飯豊まりえ |
Contents
Personality
Personality
Milly is remembered as compassionate and strongly opposed to the inequalities separating nobles, commoners, and people with differing levels of magical ability.
She shares Conrad's hope that the Clover Kingdom can become a place where people are valued independently of birth. Her importance comes less from battlefield characterization than from the personal and ideological influence she has on Conrad.
Abilities & Powers
Abilities & Powers
Milly served as a Magic Knight, establishing that she possessed a grimoire and sufficient magical ability to serve the Clover Kingdom.
Detailed information about her magic attribute and combat repertoire is limited compared with the major characters of Sword of the Wizard King, and no extensive collection of named techniques is established in the film itself.
Story Role
Story Role
Milly belongs primarily to Conrad's backstory. During his years as a Magic Knight, she is among the people who share his dissatisfaction with the Clover Kingdom's entrenched class discrimination.
Her presence helps establish that Conrad's original goal was not destruction but reform. He and those around him wanted to create a kingdom in which ordinary people could live without being judged solely by social standing or magical power.
The loss of Milly and Conrad's other companions becomes one of the experiences that destroys his faith in gradual reform. His original egalitarian ideal survives, but it becomes distorted into the belief that the existing kingdom and its population must be erased and recreated.
Relationships
Relationships
Conrad Leto is Milly's most important established connection. She shares his early dream of changing the Clover Kingdom and becomes an important figure in the experiences that shape his later ideology.


