Elle Vianno

Elle Vianno is a character introduced in the anime Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ.

Elle Vianno is 14 years old, her height is 161 cm and weight 48 kg, she have blue eyes, yellow hair and C cup breast size

One of Judau's oldest and closest friends, Elle is a member of the Junk Guild alongside Judau, Beecha, Iino, and Mondo and accompanies them aboard the Argama. Determined to prove her usefulness, she eventually becomes the pilot of the Gundam Mark II. She tries to play big sister to Leina, and has something of a crush on Judau, a rivalry with Roux Louka, and a rocky relationship with Beecha.

Ace Pilot: A strong contender for top pilot on the Argama, reliably dishing out the hurt in the hopelessly obsolete Gundam Mk. II. For the most part, she's a plugger, tying up enemy units with defensive tactics until she can make a kill. Affirmative Action Girl: The series' second female Gundam pilot after Emma Sheen from 'Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam' (who preceded her as pilot of the Mark II). All Love Is Unrequited: She is head over heels for Judau for most the series, but he is either too focused on Haman or his sister to notice. Beecha is in love with her, but she similarly doesn't notice until he spells it out to her and asks her out.

Back-to-Back Badasses: With Judau in Episode 31. Belligerent Sexual Tension: She and Beecha develop aspects of this later on, though it really depends on the episode (sometimes there's none, sometimes they actually seem to hate each other, and sometimes it's this trope). They're a fair bit like Kamille and Fa, actually.

Bows for Cuteness: Elle wears her Tomboyish Ponytail back with a pink ribbon, displaying her girly streak.

Childhood Friend Romance: She starts the anime pining for Judau making her a unlucky version. She then gets a Last-Minute Hookup with Beecha in the anime.

Clingy Jealous Girl: Boy is she ever for Judau! A good chunk of her rivalry with Roux can be attributed over Judau and she loathes that he seems caught up on Haman. Interestingly she is still this for Judau even after she hooks up with Beecha.

Distracted by the Sexy: She gets flustered and embarrassed any time Judau is wearing less clothes than usual.

'80s Hair: Even by the events of Pulitzer (set in the UC 0090s), she still dresses like she's walked out of a 1980s TV show, complete with hairstyle.

Eating the Eye Candy: In episode 4 when she goes to get Judau and he's still in his boxers. Elle covers her face, but can be seen peeking through her fingers as the first sign that she has a crush on Judau.

Empowered Badass Normal: Her Newtype powers don't really start to develop until late in the series. By then, she's already proven her chops as an Ace Pilot, and they're just a nice little bonus.

Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Elle is the nicest and most morally good person in the Shangri-La junkers after Leina and Iino, contrasting with Judau, Beecha and Mondo.

Hot-Blooded: Elle's loud, brash, and unafraid to shove her opinion down your throat.

Innocent Blue Eyes: Elle's baby blues nicely complement her tomboyish girl-next door persona.

Instant Expert: Despite being a weak Newtype, she's an incredibly fast learner, taking to mobile suits like a duck to water. It helps that she actually reads the freaking manual before taking off (a tradition that started with Amuro Ray). Jack of All Stats: The Gundam Mark II which has decent overall statistics but isn't great in any of them.

Little Miss Badass: At fifteen, Elle is nevertheless not someone you want to mess with. Even outside a mobile suit, she takes on mobile suits armed with nothing more than a bazooka and has a remarkably good aim.

Loophole Abuse: As she explains to Kai in Pulitzer, Private Military Contractors aren't the only ones allowed weapons for self-defense while on the job to deter would-be threats. Even junk dealers like her and Beecha's company are legally permitted, so long as they have the proper paperwork from Federation officials and no high-powered weaponry is involved. Those rules never mention heavily customized mobile suits, however.

Oblivious to Love: Despite or possibly because of her being in love with Judau, she completely misses hints Beecha tries to drop about his feelings for her. He eventually has to spell it out at the end of the series.

Pink Means Feminine: Wears a lot of pink and light red.

Platonic Life-Partners: In the manga, she and Judau are written like this. In the anime, she has a one-sided Childhood Friend Romance.

Secret-Keeper: In Pulitzer, Elle and her friends are shown keeping Judau's identity as the man who helped their home colony of Shangri-La throw off Neo Zeon remnants while returning from Jupiter a secret, foreshadowing his later identity as Grey Stoke. All Kikka knows is that an old friend of theirs was involved.

Tomboy: She is Hot-Blooded, engages in salvage work with the rest of her friends, and is not shown doing typically "girly" things in comparison to the feminine Leina, Roux, and Ple. However, her love of pink gives her a girly streak.

Tomboy and Girly Girl: She and Roux have some of this dynamic, along with shades of Red Oni, Blue Oni. Calm, poised, self-confident Roux is the girly-girl, and loud, brash, chip-on-her-shoulder Elle is the tomboy. Tomboyish Ponytail: A sign of her Hot-Blooded personality and being "one of the boys" in the Shangri-La salvage crew. She wears her hair long in the end of the final episode.

Tsundere: She is generally friendly, but acts impatient with Judau and Beecha. Unlucky Childhood Friend: She never manages to get Judau's attention, settling for Beecha instead.

Virtuous Character Copy: Of Kasha from Space Runaway Ideon. Both hate similar hairstyles and hair tones, both love pink, and both are the Childhood Friend of the main character and action girls who support them. If Judau is Cosmo's reincarnation, Elle is almost certainly Kasha's. The main difference is while Kasha was a Jerk with a Heart of Gold, Elle is a much straighter Nice Girl, though she does still have a temper to rival Kasha's.

Weak, but Skilled: She's a none-too-powerful Newtype in a hopelessly outdated mobile suit. Still gets the job done.