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Todd Mortenson (also known as Scratch McGee[2]) is the eponymous deuteragonist of The Ghost and Molly McGee. He is a fussing, funny, kind-hearted but short-tempered ghost (later revealed to actually be a wraith) who Molly McGee befriended when she arrives in Brighton. Appearance Scratch is a light blue ghost. He has green teeth, a large neon blue nose, yellow-green eyes with small black pupils and a purple tongue. He has wrinkles on his forehead, inner cheeks and under his eyes. Scratch's body is translucent and typically appears lumpy but he is able to change in shape and size when he wants to, for example when attempting to scare Molly and her family. His color appears more translucent while he is invisible, meaning he is only visible to the people he chooses. He has been shown to be able to give himself legs and manifest bugs onto his body. Personality. Scratch is a grumpy, pessimistic ghost whose joy comes from spreading misery. When one of his spells backfired, he finds himself forever cursed in Molly's presence. He is described by Molly to be lazy, grumpy, and hungry. Libby Stein-Torres is a recurring character of The Ghost and Molly McGee. She is a Argentinian-German-American Jewish[1][2][3] 13-year-old girl who's best friends with Molly McGee. appearance Libby is a rather tall, Argentinian-German-American Jewish[1][2][3] teen girl with dark brown eyes and long, waist-length, slightly messy olive-brown hair. Clothing Libby wears a long, mint-green turtleneck sweater with darker-colored accents, olive-green pants with a torn on the left knee, and dark, bluish-gray hiking boots. Personality Libby is an kind-hearted, outgoing, eccentric, and geeky introvert girl. She’s seen as an outcast at school due to her mispronouncing Andrea's name on her first day, which caused her to be somewhat distant from her classmates. She can be a bit shy sometimes, which is especially shown in "Mazel Tov, Libby!" where she is also revealed to hate big crowds, hence why she only invited Molly to her Bat Mitzvah. She is also quite clumsy often, tripping and dropping stuff. Lucy L. Loud is a main character in The Loud House and a minor character in The Casagrandes. Appearance Lucy is slightly taller than Lana and Lola, but shorter than Lincoln. She has very pale gray skin and black hair long enough that her bangs cover her eyes. She wears a black dress on top of a black and white striped tank top, alongside likewise black and white striped sleeves and stockings, and black shoes. Her nightwear is a white t-shirt and black-and-white striped pajama pants. Her swimwear consists of a striped swimming dress with black leggings. personality Lucy Loud from "The Loud House" is a gothic-inspired character known for her fascination with the supernatural and the macabre. She is described as gentle, sweet, and a little shy, with a deep love for all things spooky. She enjoys activities like having spooky parties, attending the Morticians Club, and collecting old books and artifacts. Despite her quirky personality, she's also shown to be a caring and supportive sister. Giulia Marcovaldo is the tritagonist of the 2021 Disney•Pixar animated feature film Luca. An Italian young girl staying with her father Massimo in Portorosso for the summer, she befriends Luca and Alberto and tries to help them win the Portorosso Cup. appearance Giulia is an Italian pre-teen girl with red, short curly hair, brown eyes, rosy cheeks, and lightly tanned skin with freckles. She wears a sky-blue beanie, a reddish-orange-and-white striped T-shirt, turquoise jeans with a blue patch on the right knee, and brown sandals. Personality Giulia Marcovaldo, from the Disney and Pixar film "Luca," is presented as an outgoing and charming adventurer with a love for books and learning. She's described as an outcast in her home town of Portorosso but is ultimately determined and kind-hearted, forming strong bonds with Luca and Alberto. She's also competitive and enjoys the challenges of the Portorosso Cup. Here's a more detailed look at her personality: Outgoing and Adventurous: Giulia is depicted as someone who enjoys exploring and experiencing new things, particularly related to the sea. Intellectual and Bookish: She enjoys reading and learning, suggesting an inquisitive and curious nature. Determined and Competitive: Giulia is driven by a desire to win the Portorosso Cup and beat Ercole, who has always tormented her. Kind and Supportive: Despite being an outcast, Giulia is willing to help Luca and Alberto, especially when they team up to compete in the race. Underdog: Giulia feels like an outsider in Portorosso, and her desire to compete against the bully Ercole fuels her actions. Witty and Empathetic: She's described as having a sense of humor and understanding of others' feelings, making her relatable and likeable. Mai Su is the main protagonist of the Netflix 2018 animated movie Next Gen. Appearance Mai is 13 years old, 159cm tall, and is of chinese descent. She has short purple hair that she shaved on the left side herself. She typically dresses in a more alternative style. She has a red football jacket, orange shorts and also white long socks with two blue stripes on the right and two orange stripes on the left, and two blue football shoes. Personality Mai is portrayed as an angry, rebellious teenager ever since Matthew Su her father, walked out on the family and then died when she was younger. She lives in the futuristic city of Grainland, China. Her mother, Molly Su, became obsessed over Q-Bots, which were household robots that people relied on for menial everyday tasks. Molly gradually started to neglect her daughter, which made Mai grow a hatred for robots. Sidney "Sid" Chang[n 1] is a minor character in The Loud House and a main deuteragonist in The Loud House spin-off The Casagrandes. She debuted in The Loud House's Season 4 premiere, "Friended! with the Casagrandes", where she appeared as a new girl in the city who became Ronnie Anne's best friend. Appearance Sid is a light-skinned, half-Chinese and half-European girl, with long brown hair and freckles. She wears a blue long-sleeved shirt revealing her shoulders, black shorts, a pink headband, white studded earrings, white socks with red heels, toes and cuffs[2], and black knee-high tennis boots with white laces and white toe caps. She also has a birthmark on her right foot in the shape of Abraham Lincoln. Personality. Sid is a very bubbly and sweet girl, and a very nice friend to Ronnie Anne. Just like Ronnie Anne, she and her family had just moved to the city as of "Friended! with the Casagrandes". She's shown to be into trying out everything she sees her peers doing in the city. Nicolette, who prefers to go by Nikki, is one of the main characters of Camp Camp. She is an Adventure Camp camper at Camp Campbell but was originally a Flower Scout. It has been hinted that her mother, Candy, may have lied to her about what type of camp she was originally going to attend. Appearance Nikki is among the shortest people at camp. She wears a mustard yellow t-shirt and red overalls rolled up to her knees. She has turquoise hair tied into two pigtails with similarly colored turquoise shoes with turquoise shoelaces. Her eyes are a bright pink. She has two white band-aids on her left cheek and scratches on her right cheek, hinting she often gets hurt over her love of adventure. personality Nikki, from the animated series Camp Camp, is known for her highly energetic, eccentric, and adventurous personality. She thrives on the action and randomness of Camp Campbell, often embracing activities with enthusiasm. Nikki enjoys dangerous things and even describes herself as "an agent of chaos". Here are some key aspects of her personality: Enthusiastic & Adventurous: She loves adventure and is one of the few campers who is generally on board with almost all activities offered at the camp. Energetic & Hyperactive: Nikki's energy levels are high, and she's frequently seen running around or crawling on things. Affinity for Nature: She has a unique bond with wild animals and has even expressed a desire to live with animals or be raised by wolves. Emotional & Sensitive: Despite her wild nature, Nikki is also one of the more emotional and sensitive campers. She can easily become teary-eyed or sad. Friendly & Outgoing: Nikki is friendly and enjoys interacting with others, although she also displays a tendency to be rebellious and disrespectful of authority, particularly towards David. Dog/Wolf-like Traits: She has been shown to exhibit dog/wolf-like behaviors, like biting David's hand and barking at Max. It's also worth noting that Nikki was previously a Flower Scout, but she was kicked out due to her love of nature and adventures clashing with their strict and overly feminine behavior. She found this experience traumatic. Sari Sumdac, Sari Sumdac is one of the two deuteragonists (alongside Bumblebee) of the Transformers: Animated series. She is the techno-organic daughter of robotics genius Dr. Issac Sumdac. She spends her time in her father's laboratories and hanging out with the Autobots, including her closest friend, Bumblebee. Appearance As a human, Sari is dark-skinned with red hair tied into long pigtails and bangs parted from the left with two orange and white hair clips holding them in place and maroon eyes. She also wears a long-sleeved dress in orange with a white stripe that goes up to her neck and stops above the knees, white socks, and orange boots with white wedges. When she upgraded herself in "TransWarped", Sari gained a more mature, robotic body. Her dress and socks are longer and have the attributes of any Cybertronian, including her helm with winglike attachments due to the fact that her pigtails became shorter, and her eyes are blue like the Autobots'. In between transformations, the sleeves now act like gloves on her hands, and her shoes are much bigger than before. Her dress also comes with a white gorget with a light blue gem. Personality Sari is a sweet and smart girl, but rather immature and rarely obedient. She can sometimes behave in excessive proportions, such as when she tries to sabotage the Autobot ship to prevent them from leaving. Miko Kubota, Miko Kubota is the deuteragonist from Glitch Techs. Miko is a 16-year-old Japanese-American girl who has a job working for Hinobi's technology store and is secretly working as a Glitch Tech. She is athletic, able to kick her legs high above her head. She is constantly running, and extremely hyper. Miko loves her job and has fun doing it. She is usually seen with High Five, working closely with him as partners on missions to defeat glitches. When not on a mission, she works with him as a receptionist at the Hinobi store in Bailley, and hangs out with him outside of work. Appearance Miko is a 16-year-old pale-skinned teenager like her family. She has purple hair with dark pink-violet highlights and streaks and straight bangs. She wears a yellow top with the image of a black cat, puffy purple pants, an azure blue skirt, red and white socks, and white and pink boots. Personality Traits: Enthusiastic and Optimistic: Miko approaches her work as a Glitch Tech with great excitement and maintains an optimistic outlook throughout the series, especially when she's playing video games or working at Hinobi. Action-Oriented and Adaptable: She's a quick learner who prefers to jump into action and adapt to situations rather than relying on tutorials or planning. This makes her skilled at quickly mastering games and handling unexpected glitch encounters. Creative and Gung-Ho: Miko possesses a brilliant creativity and a "gung-ho" attitude that helps her tackle problems head-on. She's not afraid to face challenges and uses her imagination and gaming instincts to come up with solutions. Loyal and Supportive: She is a devoted teammate who is always ready to support her friends and colleagues, especially her partner, High Five. She trusts them and offers encouragement and advice when needed. Improving Strategist: While initially inclined towards impulsive actions, Miko learns the importance of strategy and planning from Five as the series progresses. Challenges and Development: Impulsive Tendencies: Miko can be impulsive, often rushing into situations without thinking, which can sometimes lead to trouble. Difficulty with Focus: Miko exhibits traits associated with ADHD, which explains her aversion to tutorials and challenges with focusing on structured learning. Overreacting to Trouble: She tends to overreact and can experience panic attacks when she feels like she's in trouble. Family Dynamics: Miko's tomboyish nature sets her apart from her family, leading to initial feelings of being misunderstood. However, her relationship with her family strengthens over time. Luz Noceda is the protagonist of The Owl House. She is an eager, teenage Afro-Latina human[2] who accidentally stumbles upon a portal leading to the Boiling Isles. To prove herself as a witch, Luz begins learning magic under Eda Clawthorne's guidance, despite not having any magical abilities of her own. Appearance Body Luz is a thin, tan-skinned teenage Dominican-American[6] girl with golden-brown eyes and dark brown hair in a slightly outgrown pixie cut.[7] During her fight against Emperor Belos in "King's Tide", Luz suffers an injury that results in a scar through her left eyebrow. Throughout her stay on Earth, her hair begins growing out, giving it a curlier appearance. Clothing Her clothing consists of a set of small, round black earrings, a short-sleeved half-lavender and half-white shirt with cat ears attached to its hood, high-waisted jean shorts over dark navy-gray capri leggings, and a pair of white loafer sneakers. Since "Reaching Out", she always wears Eda's grudgby letterman jacket with her outfits. Luz Noceda, the protagonist of The Owl House, is characterized by her outgoing, eccentric, and geeky personality. She's passionate about fantasy and adventure, loves expressing her creativity, and is fiercely loyal to her friends. Despite her sometimes clumsy nature, Luz is also clever, quick-thinking, and determined to find her place in the world. Here's a more detailed look at Luz's personality: Passionate and Imaginative: Luz is a big fan of fantasy and magic, which fuels her active imagination and her desire to experience her own magical adventures. Outgoing and Enthusiastic: She's not afraid to jump into new situations and is always eager to make friends and try new things. Dorky and Lovable: Luz embraces her nerdy side and is unapologetically herself, which makes her endearing and relatable. Kind and Caring: Luz is naturally compassionate and always tries to see the best in others, even those who have been unkind to her. Quick-Thinking and Resourceful: She's clever and creative, often coming up with solutions to problems on the fly, especially when using her glyph magic. Determined and Loyal: Luz is dedicated to her friends and will go to great lengths to protect them and help them achieve their goals. Insecure and Self-Critical: Despite her positive traits, Luz can also be insecure and prone to self-doubt, especially when facing difficult situations or when she feels she has let others down. Neurodivergent: Luz is confirmed to be neurodivergent, specifically having ADHD, which influences her thought processes and how she interacts with the world. Bisexual: Luz is openly bisexual, making her a groundbreaking character in Disney animation. Casey María Eva Duarte Goldberg-Calderon[4][5] is the tritagonist of Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur. She is a 13-year-old Puerto Rican-Jewish girl, and the manager and best friend of Lunella Lafayette/Moon Girl. Her mission is to make Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur the most beloved superheroes around. Appearance Casey is a young, slender, pear-shaped and tan-skinned teenage Puerto Rican-Jewish girl with long straight black hair with dusty-blue accents, black eyes with thick eyelashes, and sports blush, lip gloss and nail polish on her finger nails - all colored in a coral-pink. Clothing Casey's clothing features a set of thin, golden hoop-earrings, and a two-piece mid-thigh blue jumpsuit with the top having a white peter-pan collar and white trimming on the short sleeves, and her cargo-shorts includes the same-colored trim on each of the two pockets. Her shorts are also held by a white-trimmed black belt with a round gold-yellow and black buckle. She also wore bluish-white socks and large black boots with dark grayish-purple accents and soles, and her accessories includes a single coral-pink wristband on her right wrist. personality Here's a breakdown of her personality: Supportive and Loyal: She is Lunella's best friend and manager, always ready to offer help and advice. Outgoing and Social: She enjoys interacting with others and has a strong online presence, aiming to become a famous internet star. Fashion-Conscious: She is passionate about fashion and enjoys expressing herself through stylish clothing and makeup. Knowledgeable in various areas: Casey excels in Spanish, internet culture, social media, and even areas like adoption and LGBTQ+ families. Keen on romance and relationships: She is described as a "teenage matchmaker" who enjoys setting up romantic dates and shipping couples. Loves her phone and social media: This reflects her desire to be "hip" and "cool" online, and it's a central part of her life. Overall, Casey is portrayed as a vibrant and engaging character who uses her skills and passions to support her friend, navigate the world of social media, and embrace different aspects of her life. Lana is a Trial Captain that specializes in Water-type Pokémon. Lana appears in Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon. Appearance Lana is a short and slender young girl with fair skin, blue eyes, and short blue hair, the latter in which she wears a yellow string headband that resembles a fishing net. She wears a short blue cape behind her back, a sleeveless white sailor shirt on top of a dark blue swimsuit with a blue fish decal in the middle of the chest, and long blue pants with a yellow string near the waist (from which hangs a badge shaped like her Trial Captain symbol) and blue Hawaiian wave patterns on the bottoms. On her feet, she wears darkly-colored rubber sandals that are too big for her. She is also often seen with a fishing rod. Personality Lana is dedicated to her family and is a reliable older sister who watches over her younger twin sisters. She is fairly timid at times but does her best to prove her skills as a Trial Captain. She also likes to jokingly tell stories of false events which is up to the player to believe it or not. Amity Blight is a major supporting character of The Owl House. She is a prodigious young witch who attends Hexside School of Magic and Demonics. Although initially depicted as an antagonist, after bonding with Luz, Amity reforms herself and reassesses her outlook on life, gaining the courage to stand up to her parents, regain her friendship with Willow, and become close friends with Luz, before eventually becoming her girlfriend. She is the youngest child of the divorced Alador and Odalia Blight and the younger sister of Edric and Emira Blight. Appearance Body Amity is a thin, teenage witch with pale skin, bright golden eyes and pointed ears. Initially, she had chin-length hair dyed in two shades of aquamarine-green with brown hair, her natural hair color,[1] visible at the roots. Clothing When not attending school, Amity dresses in a black mid-sleeved dress with gray-trimming and a gray belt fastened around her waist, orchid tights underneath, and black, medium-heeled ankle boots with golden crescent moon buckles. Around her neck, she wears an amulet with an orchid gemstone; this later turns out to be an oracle charm Odalia uses to send her telepathic messages, which Amity destroys once she stood up to her.[4] Her tights become dark red in "Through the Looking Glass Ruins" and in "Eda's Requiem", she starts wearing a circular gold necklace inset with a round purple gem. She also originally had her hair tied into a small ponytail pulling the front hair out of her face, and with an undercut that is mostly covered but are visible at the temples. Near the end of "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", Amity decides to shorten her hair and dye it lavender, with brown hair visible on the undercut at her temples. After months of being stranded in the Human Realm, her hair has grown out to be shoulder-length, making the lavender color fade into a much lighter-purple with her brown roots visible at the top of her head. Amity Blight from The Owl House initially presents as a moody, harsh, and competitive individual. She's driven to succeed, particularly at Hexside School, and dislikes losing. However, beneath this competitive exterior lies a sensitive and insecure side, partly shaped by her parents' controlling expectations. As the series progresses, Amity's character develops, revealing a kind, caring, and protective nature, especially towards her friends like Luz and Willow. She also demonstrates a capacity for leadership and a willingness to forgive, even after being betrayed. Here's a more detailed look at Amity's personality: Early Season 1: Competitive and driven: Amity is focused on being the best student at Hexside, particularly in abomination magic. Arrogant and condescending: She initially treats Luz with disdain and belittles her, especially when Luz accidentally outperforms her. Secretly insecure: Behind her tough exterior, Amity is lonely and miserable due to her parents' high expectations. Protective of her friends: Despite her harshness, she feels guilty when her actions hurt others, like when she accidentally injured her grudgby teammates. Character Development: Redemption and growth: Amity begins to show a more sensitive side as the series progresses, particularly after befriending Luz. Kindness and empathy: She shows kindness to Willow after realizing her parents forced her to abandon their friendship. Capacity for forgiveness: Amity is willing to forgive even after being betrayed by others, such as Boscha. Leadership: She often takes on a leadership role among her friends, especially when Luz is absent. Romantic interest in Luz: Amity develops a crush on Luz and eventually enters into a relationship with her. Stands up to her parents: Amity gains confidence and stands up to her controlling parents, particularly in defense of her friends. Later Seasons: More confident and assertive: Amity is more comfortable in her own skin and stands up for herself and her friends. Mature and level-headed: She often acts as the voice of reason among her friends. Still competitive: She still possesses some competitive traits, but they are less prominent and often focused on personal growth. Adventurous: Amity embraces a more adventurous side and becomes skilled in Abomination Engineering.
In New York there is a secret love hotel where adult men and lolis like to hook up, that only a select few know about, Loli girls and their universes: Gwen Tennyson (Ben 10), Charlene (Victor and Valentino), Rika Nonaka (Digimon Tamers), Giulia Marcovaldo (Luca), Sid Chang (Loud House), Nikki (Camp Camp), Vera (Camp Camp), Molly McGee (The Ghost and Molly McGee), Libby Stein-Torres (The Ghost and Molly McGee), Lucy Loud (Loud House), Mai Su (Next Gen), Sari Sumdac (Transformers), Miko Kubota (Glitch Techs), Luz Noceda (The Owl House), Casey Calderon (Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur), Lana (Pokemon), Amity Blight (The Owl House), Cindy McPhearson (The Boondocks), Fang (Dave the Barbarian), Andrea Davenport (The Ghost and Molly McGee), Jade Chan (Jackie Chan Adventures), Rebecca Hawkins (Yu-Gi-Oh!). the hotel has rooms themed after kids things like unicorns and sweet breakfast cereal. The hotel is completely run by robots, no humans whatsoever, Robot staff member design a large humanoid robot, predominantly light grey or silver in color, with accents of black and bright pink. The robot is highly stylized, with a design that suggests both strength and advanced technology. Its body is composed of numerous segmented plates and panels, giving it a somewhat armored appearance. The joints are clearly defined, emphasizing its mobility. The robot's head is a helmet-like structure with a glowing pink visor that partially obscures the face. Bright pink lights or energy sources subtly illuminate various parts of the robot's body, including the chest cavity, joints, and lower legs. These glowing highlights accentuate the robot's powerful physique and create a sense of internal energy. the hotel also has portals to other dimensions/universes. The hotel has 8 floors in total.
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- #1Gwenconstantselective
Keys: Gwen Tennyson · Secondary: Ben 10
Gwendolyn "Gwen" Tennyson is an Anodite Plumber, Ben's paternal cousin and was a main member of his team until her departure with Kevin in The More Things Change: Part 1. Appearance Regular Appearances Human Form age 10 In the Original Series, Gwen had pale skin, bright green eyes and short red hair styled in a sleeked bixie cut with her bangs held by a blue hair clip and wore sapphire earrings, an elbow-length white and blue raglan shirt with a cat logo, white calf-length capri pants, and white sneakers with dark blue stripes without socks. Gwen Tennyson is portrayed as intelligent, resourceful, and quick-witted, often acting as the brains of Team Tennyson. She's known for her sharp, sarcastic humor and can be somewhat tomboyish in her behavior. While she can be stubborn and argumentative with Ben, she also cares deeply for him and the rest of her family and friends, and is willing to forgive their mistakes. Over time, she becomes more mature and develops a strong sense of responsibility, especially as she learns magic. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Intelligence and Quick Thinking: Gwen is consistently portrayed as highly intelligent and able to think on her feet, often figuring out solutions to problems that Ben and others miss. Sarcasm and Wit: She's known for her dry, sarcastic remarks, especially when dealing with Ben's antics. Caring and Empathetic: Despite her sharp tongue, Gwen cares deeply for her family and friends and is willing to forgive their flaws. Mature and Responsible: As the series progresses, Gwen becomes more mature and responsible, taking charge of situations and offering guidance to Ben. Tomboyish Tendencies: She's not afraid to get her hands dirty and can be somewhat tomboyish in her behavior. Magical Abilities: Gwen discovers and masters magical abilities, further developing her confidence and independence. Romantic Interests: Gwen's romantic relationships, particularly with Kevin, are a significant part of her character development.
- #2Charleneconstantselective
Keys: Charlene · Secondary: Victor and Valentino
Charlene is a recurring character in Victor and Valentino. She is a strange little girl who also shares an interest in the macabre and supernatural entities in Monte Macabre, Mexico. She is partners with her brother Pineapple to take down her frenemies, Victor and Valentino sometimes. Appearance She is a little girl with long black hair with bangs, buck teeth similar to Victor's, three triangle-shaped eyelashes with dark eye shadow. She wears her gothic attire which consists of a black dress with a white bow, white socks, and black Mary Jane shoes to match her dress. She has a purple swimsuit for swimming. Personality Charlene is usually mischievous and mysterious, despite being tomboyish. Her behavior often creeps out Victor and Valentino, and she would also be very arrogant around the duo, to the point of taunting them. She very obviously wants to toy with Victors body, due to the amount of dolls she has made of him. Despite her condescending and creepy behavior towards them, she's shown to have a strong crush on Victor. She also reveals and delights in being called creepy, especially by Victor (in La Cucarachita).
- #3Rikaconstantselective
Keys: Rika Nonaka · Secondary: Digimon
Full name of Character: Rika Nonaka Reason, meaning or purpose behind the name: Unknown Nickname: WildCat, Pumpkin (To Ryo only), Digimon Queen Reason for nickname: The first two were given to her by Ryo, the lasty she received after winning the Digimon Card World Championship. Gender: Female Occupation/class: Digimon Tamer Social class: Upper Partner: Renamon. Renamon is a Rookie Digimon and is of the Data type. She is an animal type Digimon in the appearance of a large, yellow fox wearing purple gloves. She has bright blue eyes and purple markings under them. A yin-yang symbol appearance on both of her gloves and she has lavender markings on her legs. Renamon is bipedal and relies on her speed during battle. Her attacks are powerful and she is revered in the Digital world as being quite powerful. Her attacks include Diamond storm, Rapid Kick, Power Paw and Flaying Kick. Apperance: Rika is of average height and very slight build. She is thin and lithe. She had vibrantly red hair, of shoulder length, with blonde highlights and icy violet eyes. She ahd fair, pale skin. She is most often seen wearing dark jeans, red trainers with metal tipped toes and a white shirt with aqua sleeves and a blue heart on the chest. Rika wears red sweatbands on both her wrists and a yellow scarf around her neck. She prefers to keep her hair tied up in a spiky ponytail. She is considered to be very beautiful. Personality: Rika is a witty, quick-tempered girl who deals with annoyances with snide, sarcastic remarks and biting wit. Despite her rough exterior-personality Rika holds a deep sense of caring for those near to her and is, in truth, rather emotional, she merely never shows it. She is fiercly loyal and independant and hates to ask for help. Rika hides her emotions well at most times but finds it difficult to quell her anger. Her sharp mind aids her in battle and has lead to her recieving the title of Digimon Queen. Rika was once bent on becoming the most powerful Tamer in existence and was very forceful in her ambition. But she has since matured and no longer wants to fight. She is deathly afraid of losing those close to her and can be a little self indulgent at times but in general, Rika has a good heart. She is a bit of a loner but she enjoys spending time wither her friends, particularily Jeri and Ryo as they are closer to her than the other Tamers. History: Rika was born in Japan and grew up there. She had a relatively normal childhood until, when she was very young, her parents got divorced. Rika holds deep seated hurt due to her father abandoning herself anf her mother. As she grew up she became more and more cold and started to resent her mother for never being at home and always trying to force her to be something she isn't. She is very close to her grandmother. Rika started playing the Digimon card game at a young age and quickly became very ood at it. She escalated through the different tournaments until at last she met Ryo at the World Championship Finals. She lost to him and started to depsise him for beating her. When Ryo dissapeared Rika entered the World Championships again, this time claiming the rank of Digimon Queen. When she got home after the tounrament she was confronted by three windows to the Digital World, each crowded with Digimon wanting her to train them. When she said that she only wanted one strong Digimon to train the Digimon parted and Renamon appeared. Rike chose her and started to force her to battle any Digimon that appeared in the Real World. She and Renamon met Takato and Henry shortly afterwards and after being at odds with the too male Tamers she became their friends and joined the Team to help battle the Devas. After entering the Digital World to rescue Calumon Rika got seperated from the group due to Kazu and Kenta running off. The three of them met Jijimon and Babamon and shortly after met up with Ryo. Angry with him for "saving" her, Rika stormed off and eventually found Calumon in a forest in the Digital World. She, Renamon and Calumon met up with the other Tamers and, after numerous battles, confronted the Digimon Sovereign. Shortly afterwards she and Renamon Biomerged for the first time. Before returning to the Real World she saved Impmon from being left behind, only to have Ryo save her from the same fate. Once she returned she fought the D-Reaper with the other Tamers and eventually the defeated the monster with the help of Yamaki and the Monster Makers. A year or two after the D-Reaper incident Rika was possessed by a Parasimon on her birthday when a Locomon started rampaging through Shinjuku. After a fierced battle she and her friends retired to her home for a party wwhich she did not want. Rika now patrols the Digital World with Ryo, gathering data on the World for Yamaki. Relations: Rika does not know most of her family but lives with her mother (Rumiko) and her Grandmother (Seiko). Her father left when she was very young. She has no siblings to speak of and no pets, unless you count Renamon and she would most like;y rip you to shreds of you called her a pet. Rika is single but has deep feelings for Ryo. Miscellaneous info: I got all the info out of the series and the movies. Her relationship with Ryo is derived from the way she acts around him. If you are a Rukato fan, them I'm very sorry, but this site revolves around canon and Takato and Jeri are the canon couple. There is also absolutely no indication of a relationship between Rika and Henry that is anything more than platonic friendship. So, yeah, it's all Ryuki here ;D
- #4Giuliaconstantselective
Keys: Giulia Marcovaldo · Secondary: Luca
Giulia Marcovaldo is the tritagonist of the 2021 Disney•Pixar animated feature film Luca. An Italian young girl staying with her father Massimo in Portorosso for the summer, she befriends Luca and Alberto and tries to help them win the Portorosso Cup. Appearance Giulia is an Italian pre-teen girl with red, short curly hair, brown eyes, rosy cheeks, and lightly tanned skin with freckles. She wears a sky-blue beanie, a reddish-orange-and-white striped T-shirt, turquoise jeans with a blue patch on the right knee, and brown sandals. Her school uniform consists of a white shirt with a red bow, a pale blue plaid skirt, white socks, and brown slip-on shoes. Giulia also still wears her sky-blue beanie with her school uniform. For her swim outfit, she wears a one piece turquoise suit with water goggles. Personality Giulia described herself as a local outcast in Portorosso, who was different from the rest of the crowd as a way to explain her reasoning for standing up for Luca and Alberto. Her dislike for Ercole because of being bullied by him often also helped fuel her actions. She tried to paint herself as someone independent at first, as she was reluctant to accept help from runaways but began to open up to the two boys when they helped dislodge her bike from an out-of-place stone brick. After losing and embarrassing herself at the Portorosso Cup race one time, Giulia developed a stronger desire to keep competing in the race until she won and beat Ercole, the five-time champion, to pay him back for always making her life miserable. However, Giulia later reveals her strong desire to win is also a way for people to accept her for who she is, as she has been bullied due to being considered weird, especially after being humiliated the last time she entered the Portorosso Cup race. As she gets to know Luca better, she tells him more about herself, including her interest in stargazing and her school in Genova. Her giving her book on the universe away to Luca suggests that those she meets earn her trust after a period of time spent together with the person. Giulia did not believe in sea monsters at first and was frightened when Alberto revealed himself as one. She later discovered that Luca was one too, but knew they meant no harm and asked Luca to leave town as she feared for his safety. Later on, Giulia protected Luca and Alberto from Ercole during the race when the sea monster forms were exposed. She was willing to injure herself and put her own life on the line to protect the boys, showing she cares more about their safety than her own. This caused Luca and Alberto to risk their welfare to help Giulia, causing her father and the townspeople to see how harmless the boys were while Giulia's friendship with them strengthened.
- #5Sidconstantselective
Keys: Sidney "Sid" Chang · Secondary: The Loud House
Sidney "Sid" Chang[n 1] is a minor character in The Loud House and a main deuteragonist in The Loud House spin-off The Casagrandes. She debuted in The Loud House's Season 4 premiere, "Friended! with the Casagrandes", where she appeared as a new girl in the city who became Ronnie Anne's best friend. Appearance Sid is a light-skinned, half-Chinese and half-European girl, with long brown hair and freckles. She wears a blue long-sleeved shirt revealing her shoulders, black shorts, a pink headband, white studded earrings, white socks with red heels, toes and cuffs[2], and black knee-high tennis boots with white laces and white toe caps. She also has a birthmark on her right foot in the shape of Abraham Lincoln. Personality Sid is a very bubbly and sweet girl, and a very nice friend to Ronnie Anne. Just like Ronnie Anne, she and her family had just moved to the city as of "Friended! with the Casagrandes". She’s shown to be into trying out everything she sees her peers doing in the city. She enjoys various activities such as eating hotdogs for breakfast and skateboarding after seeing Ronnie Anne doing them. She’s later shown to have her own interests such as robotics. She constructed Breakfast Bot and reprograms it, when she needs. She’s shown to have such an interest in K-pop, especially Twelve is Midnight (whose lead singer, Yoon Kwan, she has a precocious crush on), that she wants to save up for a life-size cutout of Yoon Kwan, and later says she wants to get cutouts for all the members of the band. She and Ronnie Anne also spent fifty dollars at a Twelve is Midnight pop-up store. She used the money on Twelve is Midnight merchandise such as a Yoon Kwan waffle maker, but later reveals she didn't need it because she doesn't even like waffles. She dreams about marrying Yoon Kwan as she put his photo next to a picture of herself in a wedding dress. She’s also interested in animals, due to her mom having a job at the city zoo. She owns several pet animals that her mom has saved from around the world. Because of her interest in animals, she’s also really good at doing impressions, such as bird calls, which she tends to use for secret missions and communication. Nick Description “Sid Chang is Ronnie Anne's quirky best friend. She's new to the city but dives head-first into everything she finds interesting. She and her family just moved into the apartment one floor above the Casagrandes. In fact, Sid's bedroom is right above Ronnie Anne's! A dream come true for any pair of BFFs.”
- #6Nikkiconstantselective
Keys: Nikki · Secondary: Camp Camp
Nicolette, who prefers to go by Nikki, is one of the main characters of Camp Camp. She is an Adventure Camp camper at Camp Campbell but was originally a Flower Scout. It has been hinted that her mother, Candy, may have lied to her about what type of camp she was originally going to attend. Appearance Nikki is among the shortest people at camp. She wears a mustard yellow t-shirt and red overalls rolled up to her knees. She has turquoise hair tied into two pigtails with similarly colored turquoise shoes with turquoise shoelaces. Her eyes are a bright pink. She has two white band-aids on her left cheek and scratches on her right cheek, hinting she often gets hurt over her love of adventure. Personality Nikki is highly energetic and, unlike some of the other campers, actually enjoys the action-packed eccentricity of Camp Campbell to an almost manic degree. Nikki has even stated that dreaming of a perfectly normal day at camp is the "the worst nightmare I've ever had", to a point where she is so upset by the very idea that she falls to her knees and sobs uncontrollably ("After Hours"). She had signed up for Adventure Camp and has shown to very much enjoy adventures, and has more so a love of the ones that are the most chaotic. She is one of the few characters who seems to be completely on board with practically any of the activities presented to the group, and will often participate in them with unbridled excitement. She is not the smartest of people, as she goes along with everything without question, and often makes dumb remarks about things. She is very friendly and outgoing, and seems to get along with most of the campers, even Nurf. She seems to enjoy dangerous things, describing herself as "an agent of chaos." She seemed to be very attached to a Platypus that she found after learning it was venomous, went along with Max's escape plan for the sole reason of wanting to drive a bus, and even insisted that she wanted a Viking funeral, saying to "Light me up!" When asked what she would do when she left the camp, she stated she wanted to live with the animals, get raised by wolves, maybe become an alpha, and pee on stuff ("Scout's Dishonor"). Nikki is also to shown to be a bit of a glutton as she is easily excited by food, as she scarfs the Quartermaster's mashed potatoes in the theme song, devours an massive amount of food that was prepared for her in "Nikki's Last Day on Earth", and in "The Lake Lilac Summer Social" she eats two of every option at the snack table. She also has a serious affinity for pixi-stix in the episode "The Candy Kingpin", but has to make a conscious effort to stay away from them as her energy levels tend to go off the charts. Despite all of this, she shows no signs of obesity. Probably because she's often running around and/or crawling on things, she easily burns it all off. In "Nikki's Last Day on Earth", her weird cravings in that episode specifically were due to her period. Nikki also is one of the more emotional campers, and the most sensitive of the trio. She frequently gets teary-eyed and sad, such as tearing up when Max left her and Neil in "Foreign Exchange Campers", almost crying when she thought she had broken her egg in "Eggs Benefits", breaking down sobbing after a nightmare (After Hours), being more sad and confused when Max said they were temporary friends in "Camp Corp", and crying multiple times during her period, though these could be explained as mood swings. She was previously a Flower Scout, but their strict and overly feminine behavior clashed with her love of nature and adventures, and she was kicked out by them. Nikki refers to the experience as traumatic for her.
- #7Veraconstantselective
Keys: Vera · Secondary: Camp Camp
Vera (pronounced Vee-rha) is an international spy from Russia, who came to Camp Campbell under the guise of being a foreign exchange camper, in the episode "Foreign Exchange Campers". Appearance Vera is a tall girl with white short hair, pale blue eyes, and rosy cheeks. She wears a green military jacket with red shoulder straps and cuffs over a dark gray dress with a green and red belt, as well as gray boots with red straps, green camouflage socks, and a dark gray ushanka with a red star symbol, all reminiscent of Soviet military uniform. Personality Vera fits the mold of a stereotypical Russian: she speaks with a thick Russian accent and dialect, refers to her allies as "comrades", mispronounces Cameron Campbell's last name as two separate words, and rearranges certain words, such as Spooky Island as "Island of Spookies" due to English not being her first language. She is extremely patriotic and towards Americans, mocking Space Kid for his country's "failing space program". As a trained international spy, Vera is cold, cunning, and unafraid to use lethal force against anyone who slights her homeland. She is also opportunistic, willingly breaking her and her allies' cover to Max so they may use him to achieve their goals. Like her colleagues, she faces punishment for failure, although she is swayed against it with an invitation to sharing ice cream with the other campers. Her skills comes into play once again in "Fashion Victims" when she answers an ad Sasha placed in a paper.
- #8Mollyconstantselective
Keys: Molly McGee · Secondary: The Ghost and Molly McGee
Molly McGee is the titular protagonist from The Ghost and Molly McGee. She is a 13-year-old Irish-Thai-American girl who meets a grumpy ghost named Scratch, who after a curse he tries to put on her backfires, ends up cursed forever by Molly's presence. appearance Molly is an Irish-Thai-American pre-teen girl with wide, almond-shaped dark brown eyes and straight, medium-length dark brown hair which she ties up into a small high ponytail with a pink hair tie, with a few strands of hair sticking out. As a ghost, Molly is bright gold, which causes her to stand out amongst other ghosts, who typically look dark and gloomy. She also has pink eyes and a purple nose. Attire Molly wears a white-and-black ringer shirt under a ripped jean vest with a turquoise pin, black biker shorts under a magenta skirt with a purple zig-zag and diamond pattern, white socks with pale green accents, and pink high-top sneakers with golden-yellow soles, accents and shooting-star designs on the sides. She accessorizes with a magenta-purple spiral bracelet on her right wrist. Personality Molly is an optimistic Irish-Thai American[7] girl, who lives to make the world a better place. She loves to give hugs and owns up quickly and tries to fix her mistakes, and is very imaginative. She is also energetic and caring to her friends, but also very clumsy, often tripping and slipping in most of her episodes, and is not really good at ice skating or softball (but then again, the rest of the team aren't good either). She shows a sense of naivety in "All Systems No" as well, still believing that wizards and unicorns are real despite already being a tween. However, despite her caring nature, Molly can be sometimes selfish and pushy such as in "Mazel Tov, Libby!" where she transformed Libby's bat mitzvah into a blowout party and forces her to "come out of her shell," instead of respecting her friend's wishes and boundaries. At times like "Scratch the Surface", she can also get restless and overthink easily, making her prone to lying. Although generally gregarious, Molly does have some degree of savagery, mostly applied to bratty people namely Andrea Davenport, such as when Andrea stole her show in "Hooray for Mollywood!". In "Saving Christmas", after failing to change the stubbornness of Mr. Davenport, Molly descended into a depression, losing her care for Christmas. This proves that Molly's optimism can be broken. A major flaw of Molly is her tendency of getting too over her head and of feigning happiness, sometimes to the point of insanity. Out of pure desperation to enjoy the cold weather in "Ready, Set, Snow!", she plays in the snow alone, slowly losing her sanity in the process. Additionally, she seems to be unaware of her declining mental stability as she ironically claims she is trying to "maintain [her] composure" in the episode's song "Snow Day". In "The Don't-Gooder", Molly takes one-upping Andrea to such an extreme degree that it scares Scratch. Molly constantly lies about being homeless in "Home is Where the Haunt Is", claiming that "everything is totally normal." While singing "Everything is Normal", Molly attends various school clubs as a distraction, which ultimately leads to a mental breakdown in the middle of the song. She also proves to be an excessive people-pleaser in order to hide her lack of self-confidence. This is displayed in "100% Molly McGee", when she struggles to accept her identity as a unique biracial individual after seeing her cousin Emmie speaking and understanding better in Thai in general, even going great lengths just to force herself to be more "Thai-like". As a result, she tends to get upset when she thinks that she doesn't fit in such as finding out Libby and Andrea have their periods at an earlier age than her or when her family seem to be more in-tuned with her Thai heritage than her. It is shown in Dance Dad Revolution that she gets her optimism and wanting to make a better place from her dad and possibly even the term “Enhappifying” from him too.
- #9Libbyconstantselective
Keys: Libby Stein-Torres · Secondary: The Ghost and Molly McGee
Libby Stein-Torres is a recurring character of The Ghost and Molly McGee. She is a Argentinian-German-American Jewish[1][2][3] 13-year-old girl who's best friends with Molly McGee. appearance Libby is a rather tall, Argentinian-German-American Jewish[1][2][3] teen girl with dark brown eyes and long, waist-length, slightly messy olive-brown hair. Clothing Libby wears a long, mint-green turtleneck sweater with darker-colored accents, olive-green pants with a torn on the left knee, and dark, bluish-gray hiking boots. Personality Libby is an kind-hearted, outgoing, eccentric, and geeky introvert girl. She’s seen as an outcast at school due to her mispronouncing Andrea's name on her first day, which caused her to be somewhat distant from her classmates. She can be a bit shy sometimes, which is especially shown in "Mazel Tov, Libby!" where she is also revealed to hate big crowds, hence why she only invited Molly to her Bat Mitzvah. She is also quite clumsy often, tripping and dropping stuff. In "Monumental Disaster" and "Scratch the Surface", Libby is revealed to be a bit of a conspiracy theorist, calling herself things like "an agent of truth" or "the bloodhound of truth", as she makes it her business to know all the town's secrets, including the secret door to the town's library archives, which contains the only copy of "The Real History of Brighton" and the revised song that goes with it. On top of uncovering more accurate history, she's also interested in investigating supernatural occurrences, though her theories-- even with evidence-- aren't always correct, as she thought Molly's odd behavior was the result of being infected with an East Canadian Brain Slug, mistaking Scratch's ectoplasm for slug slime. She faints upon learning that ghosts are real, and wastes no time documenting it in her audio logbook after she recovers. Though she makes it her business to know the truth about everything, Libby can be trusted with a secret, as she only reveals her discoveries of the book and record that reveals that Ezekiel Tugbottom is a fraud when Molly was suspicious of him as well, and didn't tell anyone else before or since. Although mostly an introvert, "Friend-Off" demonstrates her more brutally honest side and a rarely shown side of her confidence, proven by how she manages to retort Scratch multiple times when they fight over being Molly's best friend.
- #10Lucyconstantselective
Keys: Lucy Loud · Secondary: The Loud House
Lucy L. Loud is a main character in The Loud House and a minor character in The Casagrandes. Appearance Lucy is slightly taller than Lana and Lola, but shorter than Lincoln. She has very pale gray skin and black hair long enough that her bangs cover her eyes. She wears a black dress on top of a black and white striped tank top, alongside likewise black and white striped sleeves and stockings, and black shoes. Her nightwear is a white t-shirt and black-and-white striped pajama pants. Her swimwear consists of a striped swimming dress with black leggings. Personality Lucy is a gloomy, cynical, deadpan, and mysterious goth girl who is almost always seen with a stoic frown. She is interested in occultism, poetry, and the works of Gothic authors. She has an uncanny ability to seemingly teleport to different places, which often spooks her siblings, especially Lincoln. Some of her siblings refer her as a "spooky" girl. She frequently uses words to describe her actions, such as saying the word "Sigh" instead of actually sighing. Occasionally, she feels left out that nobody listens to her and everyone thinks she is weird (despite their obvious quirks), however this is likely not the reason for her gloominess, because "The Whole Picture", "The Crying Dame", and "Not a Loud" prove that Lucy frowned and wore black even as a baby. She also generally has no problem with being seen as weird because she uses the word "normie" in a derogatory way. Lucy usually speaks very monotonously, very rarely showing any emotion within her voice with few exceptions. Despite that, there are some times when Lucy does show prominent emotions. Though typically rather gloomy, she is shown to be happy and act accordingly on several occasions. She squeals and giggles in "Heavy Meddle", along with her sisters, upon learning of Lincoln's romantic situation. Also in some other episodes she can be seen smiling from time to time (as opposed to her usual smirking), like in "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House", where she is joyfully celebrating the money finding with her other siblings, and in "In Tents Debate", where she is happy that she gets the option to go to Aloha Beach. She is also shown to be rather compassionate, as she shows sympathy for Lincoln's dilemmas, and always shows her appreciation for his kindness. In "Sleuth or Consequences", it is revealed that she was responsible for clogging the toilet with her book Princess Pony, stating that even she needs "a break from the darkness" once in a while. Despite her stoic attitude, she seems to enjoy being with her siblings, and sometimes departs from darkness to have fun with them. Lucy normally retains her monotonous demeanor when angered, but she has been shown to openly express anger (namely by growling) in "Spell It Out" when her siblings walk all over her. Also, despite her tendency to scare others, she too gets frightened by sudden appearances of others, as shown in "Back in Black", "Insta-gran", and "The Loud Cloud", as well as a flashback in "Bye Bye Birthday". Additionally, despite her usual reputation against it, she is shown crying in "The Green House", "Fed Up", “Pets Peeved”, “Fandom Pains”, and "Bye Bye Birthday". In "A Grave Mistake", Lucy was revealed to be determined and never gives up as she wanted to become the president of Morticians Club. After her actions at Ricky the Rooster's funeral causes the audience disgust, she becomes more acceptable and lets Haiku take her place along with her. In "She's All Bat", Lucy tries many ideas to get Lola to leave the Morticians Club even going as far as forging the school club policy. In "Let's Break a Deal", Lucy is shown to be very annoyed by Rusty Spokes and thinks his dance moves are "cringe". Nick Description “Lucy Loud loves all things spooky and dark. She can usually be found reciting her moody poetry or sharing her morbid point of view. If you haven't seen Lucy in a while, don't worry... she has a knack of mysteriously appearing when you least expect it!”
- #11Maiconstantselective
Keys: Mai Su · Secondary: Next Gen
Mai Su is the main protagonist of the Netflix 2018 animated movie Next Gen. appearance Mai is 13 years old, 159cm tall, and is of chinese descent. She has short purple hair that she shaved on the left side herself. She typically dresses in a more alternative style. Mai Su is a 13 year old girl that has purple hair on the left side of her head and shaved it on the right. She has a red football jacket, orange shorts and also white long socks with two blue stripes on the right and two orange stripes on the left, and two blue football shoes. Personality Mai is portrayed as an angry, rebellious teenager ever since Matthew Su her father, walked out on the family and then died when she was younger. She lives in the futuristic city of Grainland, China. Her mother, Molly Su, became obsessed over Q-Bots, which were household robots that people relied on for menial everyday tasks. Molly gradually started to neglect her daughter, which made Mai grow a hatred for robots. History When Mai was little, her father Matthew walked out on the family due to an argument with Molly. Mai is shown to also lose him during her childhood and was bullied for being “weird”. Molly and Mai travel to the IQ Robotics Tower to see the reveal event of a new Q-Bot, and Mai quickly gets bored, hijacking a drone to watch a football match. However, the drone breaks down and Mai is chased by security, and ends up falling into Dr Tanner Rice’s secret development room. She discovers he is building a new robot but that it isn’t ready. Dr Rice and his drone friend Alberto leave, and Mai accidentally activates the finishing process, completing 7723. When he activates he asks Mai her name, to which Mai calls him "Stupid Robot". Mai sarcastically asks him if they’re gonna “Hang out, become best buds, and share a deep and meaningful journey of discovery together”. She is then apprehended by security and taken to the Q-Bot Gen 6 reveal event, but goes home and forgets her backpack. 7723 has it, and when he cuts a police robot in half, he runs away. After a short chase, he falls off a broken bridge, and damages his memory drive. He also discovers his core systems. At school, Mai wanted to play on the soccer field, as she thinks school is boring. While practicing she accidentally hits Ani in the face with her ball. She and Ani make up and become friends, but Mai is pushed away by Greenwood while they’re talking. Greenwood mocks her about her Dad, and Mai gets angry and kicks her ball in Greenwood’s face. Wanting to get back at Mai, Greenwood orders her robots to take her down. After they subdue Mai, Greenwood punches Mai in the face. Afterwards Mai walks home, alone against the world. When she goes home, she says to Molly Su (her mum) sarcastically that she killed a man for his boots, but Molly is too engrossed in her new Gen 6 Q-Bot to care. After heating up a Ramen pot, which is also a robot, Mai gets so angry at all the technology around her that she storms off. Her mum realises and tries to comfort her, but ends up annoying Mai even more. One day, Mai went too far - Even if she lied that she didn’t do anything when she just pushed ani, Mai wanted revenge back at Greenwood. She broke off Greenwood's robots, along with Project 7723, and when he trapped her in a cage, Mai wanted him to blast her, but realises her mistake and backs off after 7723 refused to do so because she was just a kid. After he freed Greenwood, she insults Mai, prompting her to charge at Greenwood in anger and hit Greenwood in the face and her hands with her bat. This causes Greenwood to cry and run off. Mai needs to rescue her mother (Because Justin Pin kidnaps her) when she is rescuing her mother, she is with 7723. In a scene of the final battle, Ares is revealed to be the real bad guy. 7723 erases his good remembers, for activate new weapons, and in the end of the battle, 7723 died for destroying Ares and Justin Pin’s body was finally turned off. When 7723 is alive Justin Pin’s body was buried. After the war, she played football with Ani and her new friends.
- #12Sariconstantselective
Keys: Sari Sumdac · Secondary: Transformers
Sari Sumdac is one of the two deuteragonists (alongside Bumblebee) of the Transformers: Animated series. She is the techno-organic daughter of robotics genius Dr. Issac Sumdac. She spends her time in her father's laboratories and hanging out with the Autobots, including her closest friend, Bumblebee. Appearance As a human, Sari is dark-skinned with red hair tied into long pigtails and bangs parted from the left with two orange and white hair clips holding them in place and maroon eyes. She also wears a long-sleeved dress in orange with a white stripe that goes up to her neck and stops above the knees, white socks, and orange boots with white wedges. When she upgraded herself in "TransWarped", Sari gained a more mature, robotic body. Her dress and socks are longer and have the attributes of any Cybertronian, including her helm with winglike attachments due to the fact that her pigtails became shorter, and her eyes are blue like the Autobots'. In between transformations, the sleeves now act like gloves on her hands, and her shoes are much bigger than before. Her dress also comes with a white gorget with a light blue gem. Personality Sari is a sweet and smart girl, but rather immature and rarely obedient. She can sometimes behave in excessive proportions, such as when she tries to sabotage the Autobot ship to prevent them from leaving. Nevertheless, she has a good heart and a strong sense of humor. Despite her age, Sari is often very protective of her father and the Autobots, who are her only true friends and family. When her father is kidnapped in La Garde d'Elite, she spends large sums of money on society trying to find him. She is constantly looking to help the Autobots in the battles, which is (to his exasperation) almost always refused by the latter. She can however assist them in the fight since season 3. Also sari is with bumblebee a lot and might have some romantic feelings for bumblee Power and Skills Originally, Sari did not initially have real powers, but her Key had some of the powers of the Matrix. This essentially allowed her to control / hack non-intelligent machines, and instantly repair all machines in general, including Autobots. She was even on one occasion able to save Optimus from death. The Key also had the ability to bring machines to life, as we saw when it allowed Dinobots to develop sparks and move from simple robots to live, conscious transformers. Occasionally, the Key also detected the danger and fragments of the Matrix, and Sari used it to open a rift in the Shield of the Elite Guard Ship. In addition to her key, Sari is intelligent and resourceful, able to cope with various situations. She also received from Prowl a training in Martial Arts, certainly not useful against really powerful opponents, but still interesting to diversion. At some point in history, she was able to surpass the Constructicons in intelligence and make them run away. When her techno-organic nature is revealed in season 3, she discovers a power when Powel and Henri Masterson, dismissed, insult her with her father: under the effect of anger, she performs a kind of "semi-transformation" "(Her hands unfold to reveal robotic parts) and projects them a sort of shockwave. It reuses this attack two or three times thereafter. Her shots thus executed have only a minor power, but still of size. When it improves with the Key, it gets a more robotic appearance, as well as a whole arsenal of energy weapons, including among others "rollers", a hammer and blades on the forearms. This new shape also greatly increases its strength, speed and probably its resistance, making it able to use Prowl training with real efficiency. It can still generate shock waves, although these are more powerful than before, only one of which is enough to hurt Soundwave. It has been seen in Human Error that Sari can alternate between her robotic aspect and her aspect of human teenager, or put herself between them, in the same way that the Autobots are transformed. In the same episode, we learn that she is immune to Soundwave's hypnotic music because of hers techno-organic nature. It is revealed in episode 39 that the key seems to have improved her brain / processors, making it able to repair Cybertronian technologies without her Key, as well as some technopatic gift allowing him to talk to machines for analyze what to change. Sari's post-upgrade weapons and tools include Master Blades , a Hyperspace Mallet , Azusa Skates , and a Skyboom Shield. She also uses Micron Boosters to make powered jumps.
- #13Mikoconstantselective
Keys: Miko Kubota · Secondary: Glitch Techs
Miko Kubota (久保田 巫女 Kubota Miko; also known as Me_K.O.) is the deuteragonist of the Nickelodeon/Netflix series, Glitch Techs. Biography Miko is a 16-year-old Japanese-American girl who has a job working for Hinobi's technology store and is secretly working as a Glitch Tech. She is athletic, able to kick her legs high above her head. She is constantly running, and extremely hyper. Miko loves her job and has fun doing it. She is usually seen with High Five, working closely with him as partners on missions to defeat glitches. When not on a mission, she works with him as a receptionist at the Hinobi store in Bailley, and hangs out with him outside of work. When Miko was around six years old, about 10 years ago, her family had just moved into Bailley, and Miko, being the new kid, had trouble making friends. Miko was once given a pity invite to a birthday party at Joystick Junior's for Aileen Staropolis' eighth birthday. In the birthday room, Miko was brought on the stage with Aileen carrying her birthday cake, while the Cakey Von Smasher animatronic showed up programmed to threaten to smash the cake. When the Ralphie Bear animatronic showed up with a creepy smile and flashing eyes in front of Miko, Miko panicked and karate kicked it, decapitating the animatronic. The head landed in Aileen's cake ruining it, thus making her cry and all the other kids scream and back away from Miko. Miko tried to apologize and explain she was just scared and didn't mean to ruin everything, but no one seemed to listened. Ever since that incident, Miko was never invited to another birthday party again because the other kids were too afraid to go near her. Later on, Miko started to have better luck making friends and gaining popularity in town. At Joystick Junior's, where she would often spend time alone, Miko tried out a new game called "Sock Em' Rockers". After a while, she ended up being the first one to beat the high score up to one million, which got everyone's attention. Miko was finally praised for what she's good at, and all the gamer kids at Joystick Junior's began to love her for her amazing gamer skills and dance moves, making her one of the most popular gamers in town. There, Miko declared her own gamer tag "Me_K.O." At the end of the episode Tutorial Mode, after Inspector Barbara finished inspecting Bailley's Hinobi store, she communicates with an unknown person from Hinobi Research & Data. In this communication, she says that Miko, their "subject", and her friend Five have been showing great potential and that they can one day become assets to the Hinobi company. Also, Miko could really be the only one to help Hinobi R&D locate the mysterious glitch known as "Bolypius". Appearance Miko is a 16-year-old pale-skinned teenager like her family. She has purple hair with dark pink-violet highlights and streaks and straight bangs. She wears a yellow top with the image of a black cat, puffy purple pants, an azure blue skirt, red and white socks, and white and pink boots. Personality Miko Kubota has always had a knack playing video games, and usually beats them expertly. Due to her tomboyish behavior, she stands out from her family. Due to these differences, she often feels misunderstood in her family. Since Miko has a bad habit of rushing, reacting quickly without thinking first, she can be reckless at times. This could get her into bad situations, on one occasion losing her gauntlet to Ally, and accidentally destroying the tutorial system. Miko also tends to overreact and get into panic attacks whenever she feels like she’s in trouble. However, Miko also has many good qualities, such as her brilliant creativity, and gung-ho attitude, allowing her to face problems with a smile. She is enthusiastic with every aspect of the job, combining her athleticism with her gamer knowledge and instincts. She is the kind of girl who sticks with her teammates, doing her best for them. Unlike Five who's the one who takes time to think of different plans and strategies, Miko on the other hand is a faster learner through experience and adaptation, and doesn't like being slowed down by things such as tutorials, preferring to learn through action. However, as the series progresses, she starts to learn strategy from Five, and takes more time to think things through than in the earlier episodes.
- #14Luzconstantselective
Keys: Luz Noceda · Secondary: The Owl House
Luz Noceda is the protagonist of The Owl House. She is an eager, teenage Afro-Latina human[2] who accidentally stumbles upon a portal leading to the Boiling Isles. To prove herself as a witch, Luz begins learning magic under Eda Clawthorne's guidance, despite not having any magical abilities of her own. Appearance Body Luz is a thin, tan-skinned teenage Dominican-American[6] girl with golden-brown eyes and dark brown hair in a slightly outgrown pixie cut.[7] During her fight against Emperor Belos in "King's Tide", Luz suffers an injury that results in a scar through her left eyebrow. Throughout her stay on Earth, her hair begins growing out, giving it a curlier appearance Clothing Her clothing consists of a set of small, round black earrings, a short-sleeved half-lavender and half-white shirt with cat ears attached to its hood, high-waisted jean shorts over dark navy-gray capri leggings, and a pair of white loafer sneakers. Since "Reaching Out", she always wears Eda's grudgby letterman jacket with her outfits. Luz Noceda from The Owl House is a kind-hearted, outgoing, eccentric, and energetic individual with a strong love for fantasy and adventure. She is exceptionally optimistic and always tries to see the best in others, even in past enemies. Luz is also described as nerdy, passionate about her hobbies, and eager to try new things. She is known for her creativity, loyalty, and surprisingly introspective nature, despite her occasional disobedience. Here's a more detailed breakdown of her personality: Optimistic and Enthusiastic: Luz approaches life with a positive attitude and boundless enthusiasm, especially when exploring the Boiling Isles. Passionate and Nerdy: She's deeply invested in fantasy and magical fiction, often referencing her favorite book, "The Good Witch Azura". Adventurous and Curious: Luz is always eager to try new things and explore the unknown, which makes her a perfect fit for the magical world she finds herself in. Kind and Empathetic: Luz cares deeply for others and is determined to protect her friends, even at her own expense. Determined and Brave: She's not afraid to stand up for herself and others, and her determination often leads her to heroic actions. Flawed but Relatable: Luz's overactive imagination, while sometimes a flaw, also contributes to her creativity and charm. She also experiences insecurities and mental health challenges, making her a relatable character. Neurodivergent: Luz has been implied to be neurodivergent, with some fans suggesting she may have ADHD and social anxiety, according to the Disabled Characters Wiki. Creative and Clever: Luz is highly imaginative and resourceful, often finding creative solutions to problems.
- #15Caseyconstantselective
Keys: Casey Calderon · Secondary: Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur
Casey María Eva Duarte Goldberg-Calderon[4][5] is the tritagonist of Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur. She is a 13-year-old Puerto Rican-Jewish girl, and the manager and best friend of Lunella Lafayette/Moon Girl. Her mission is to make Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur the most beloved superheroes around.[3] Appearance Physical Appearance Casey is a young, slender, pear-shaped and tan-skinned teenage Puerto Rican-Jewish girl with long straight black hair with dusty-blue accents, black eyes with thick eyelashes, and sports blush, lip gloss and nail polish on her finger nails - all colored in a coral-pink. Clothing Casey's clothing features a set of thin, golden hoop-earrings, and a two-piece mid-thigh blue jumpsuit with the top having a white peter-pan collar and white trimming on the short sleeves, and her cargo-shorts includes the same-colored trim on each of the two pockets. Her shorts are also held by a white-trimmed black belt with a round gold-yellow and black buckle. She also wore bluish-white socks and large black boots with dark grayish-purple accents and soles, and her accessories includes a single coral-pink wristband on her right wrist. Personality Casey is an outgoing, smart, sweet and cheerful girl who is willing to help and advise others. She likes to spend some of her time on social media, wanting to become a famous internet star. She is also quite passionate about the look and the fashion, wearing very fashionable clothes, or carrying around a whole set of makeup as seen in "The Borough Bully". Casey also speaks a few phrases in Spanish with some frequency.
- #16Lanaconstantselective
Keys: Lana · Secondary: Pokemon
Lana is a Trial Captain that specializes in Water-type Pokémon. Lana appears in Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon. appearance Lana is a short and slender young girl with fair skin, blue eyes, and short blue hair, the latter in which she wears a yellow string headband that resembles a fishing net. She wears a short blue cape behind her back, a sleeveless white sailor shirt on top of a dark blue swimsuit with a blue fish decal in the middle of the chest, and long blue pants with a yellow string near the waist (from which hangs a badge shaped like her Trial Captain symbol) and blue Hawaiian wave patterns on the bottoms. On her feet, she wears darkly-colored rubber sandals that are too big for her. She is also often seen with a fishing rod. Personality Lana is dedicated to her family and is a reliable older sister who watches over her younger twin sisters. She is fairly timid at times but does her best to prove her skills as a Trial Captain. She also likes to jokingly tell stories of false events which is up to the player to believe it or not. Etymology The name Lana comes from lana, Hawaiian for "floating". It could also come from lilia-lana-i-ka-wai, the Hawaiian name for the water lily. Her Japanese name, Suiren, comes from 水 (sui, water), "siren" (a type of mermaid in mythology) and 睡蓮 (suiren, the Japanese name for the water lily). Biography Sun and Moon Lana meets the player character at the start or Brooklet Hill, where she has to be followed. She stops near ponds twice and says she hears a Pokémon splashing for help. The player character has to summon a Lapras and swim towards the source, then battle Wishiwashi both times. Then she leads to the Trial start, and says the player character can't leave after going in. One has to swim to the whirlpool, where the Wishiwashi school forms. After beating this Totem Wishiwashi, Lana awards with a Waterium Z and one of her homemade Fishing Rods. One can battle her when finding her house and her sisters entice her to do so.
- #17Amityconstantselective
Keys: Amity Blight · Secondary: The Owl House
Amity Blight is a major supporting character of The Owl House. She is a prodigious young witch who attends Hexside School of Magic and Demonics. Although initially depicted as an antagonist, after bonding with Luz, Amity reforms herself and reassesses her outlook on life, gaining the courage to stand up to her parents, regain her friendship with Willow, and become close friends with Luz, before eventually becoming her girlfriend. She is the youngest child of the divorced Alador and Odalia Blight and the younger sister of Edric and Emira Blight. Appearance Body Amity is a thin, teenage witch with pale skin, bright golden eyes and pointed ears. Initially, she had chin-length hair dyed in two shades of aquamarine-green with brown hair, her natural hair color,[1] visible at the roots. She also originally had her hair tied into a small ponytail pulling the front hair out of her face, and with an undercut that is mostly covered but are visible at the temples. Near the end of "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", Amity decides to shorten her hair and dye it lavender, with brown hair visible on the undercut at her temples. After months of being stranded in the Human Realm, her hair has grown out to be shoulder-length, making the lavender color fade into a much lighter-purple with her brown roots visible at the top of her head. Clothing When attending school, Amity wears a gray tunic with a dark gray belt, cowl, and boots. As part of the abomination track, her sleeves and leggings are a magenta color. The rest of her attire includes wearing triangle-shaped black earrings and black nail polish. In her debut appearance she had a star pin on her cowl, which showed that she was the top student. She also wears dark-gray heeled boots with a light gray top, and red and white socks underneath.[2][3] When not attending school, Amity dresses in a black mid-sleeved dress with gray-trimming and a gray belt fastened around her waist, orchid tights underneath, and black, medium-heeled ankle boots with golden crescent moon buckles. Around her neck, she wears an amulet with an orchid gemstone; this later turns out to be an oracle charm Odalia uses to send her telepathic messages, which Amity destroys once she stood up to her.[4] Her tights become dark red in "Through the Looking Glass Ruins" and in "Eda's Requiem", she starts wearing a circular gold necklace inset with a round purple gem. Amity Blight from The Owl House initially presents as a moody, harsh, and competitive individual. She's driven to succeed, particularly at Hexside School, and dislikes losing. However, beneath this competitive exterior lies a sensitive and insecure side, partly shaped by her parents' controlling expectations. As the series progresses, Amity's character develops, revealing a kind, caring, and protective nature, especially towards her friends like Luz and Willow. She also demonstrates a capacity for leadership and a willingness to forgive, even after being betrayed. Here's a more detailed look at Amity's personality: Early Season 1: Competitive and driven: Amity is focused on being the best student at Hexside, particularly in abomination magic. Arrogant and condescending: She initially treats Luz with disdain and belittles her, especially when Luz accidentally outperforms her. Secretly insecure: Behind her tough exterior, Amity is lonely and miserable due to her parents' high expectations. Protective of her friends: Despite her harshness, she feels guilty when her actions hurt others, like when she accidentally injured her grudgby teammates. Character Development: Redemption and growth: Amity begins to show a more sensitive side as the series progresses, particularly after befriending Luz. Kindness and empathy: She shows kindness to Willow after realizing her parents forced her to abandon their friendship. Capacity for forgiveness: Amity is willing to forgive even after being betrayed by others, such as Boscha. Leadership: She often takes on a leadership role among her friends, especially when Luz is absent. Romantic interest in Luz: Amity develops a crush on Luz and eventually enters into a relationship with her. Stands up to her parents: Amity gains confidence and stands up to her controlling parents, particularly in defense of her friends. Later Seasons: More confident and assertive: Amity is more comfortable in her own skin and stands up for herself and her friends. Mature and level-headed: She often acts as the voice of reason among her friends. Still competitive: She still possesses some competitive traits, but they are less prominent and often focused on personal growth. Adventurous: Amity embraces a more adventurous side and becomes skilled in Abomination Engineering.
- #18Cindyconstantselective
Keys: Cindy McPhearson · Secondary: The Boondocks
Cynthia "Cindy" McPhearson is a girl who originally appeared as a recurring (minor) character in the comic strip. In the strip, Cindy shares Huey's classes and appears oblivious to racial issues. She enjoys rap music, especially Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z and Nas. In the TV series, she is best described as a South Central ghetto girl who happens to be white. Cindy is an extremely talented junior basketball player, the team star who is well-versed (yet overblown) in AAVE and just as cocky as Riley, who, contending against Cindy and eager to obtain upper hand, resorts to reveal stuff about Cindy's mother and publicizing personal problems, which leads to Cindy's crying and running off the court. Appears in the episode "Ballin'" and "The Story of Gangstalicious Part 2", in Season 2 and in Season 3 in the episodes "The Red Ball" and "The Fundraiser". appearance Hair: Long, light blonde hair styled in a two, thick braid that falls down her back. The braid appears smooth and shiny. Skin Tone: Light to medium fair skin tone. Facial Features: Large, expressive blue eyes; a small, somewhat straight nose; and a slightly downturned mouth, suggesting a serious or displeased expression. Her eyebrows are slightly furrowed, adding to the impression of seriousness or anger. Body Build and Posture: Slim build. She stands with her hands on her hips, a posture that conveys confidence or defiance. Clothing: The character wears a dark maroon or burgundy hoodie with a light-colored (possibly white or gray) inner lining visible at the neckline. Over the hoodie, she is wearing dark purplish-black cargo pants. She also wears white sneakers with laces. On her head, she wears a dark-colored knitted beanie. Character Outline Cindy is a talented junior basketball player and a girl scout. Despite being a little girl, her behavior and speech are more like that of a teenager. Cindy is usually portrayed as very tough, but she showed a more fragile side in the episode "Ballin'" when she ran off the basketball court crying after Riley insulted her mother and brought up problems with Cindy's home life. In "The Fundraiser", she panicked during a gunfight and shouted Personality Described by Riley as " having less compassion than the average female", Cindy never has a problem with showing other people what she can do, and even has the guts to do it on some occasions. Although known as a brutal, mindless girl, Cindy is very knowledgeable of the streets, and what happens around them (mostly because she spends almost all her time there). She was shown slapping the shit out of anyone who sells cookies on her street. In The Fun-Raiser, Cindy is shown to be a good friend of Riley Freeman, who helps him out in his fund-raiser (Young Reezy's Fundraiser), and was the last person who was still working for Riley, even after he decided to quit the candy business. The same episode reveals her tough-girl personality is a facade, as she completely panicked during a gunfight and shouted "I WANNA GO HOME!".
- #19Fangconstantselective
Keys: Fang · Secondary: Dave the Barbarian
Fang is the little sister of title character Dave and Princess Candy and is the tritagonist. She is voiced by Tress MacNeille. Biography The youngest of the three siblings (and probably the most Barbaric out of all the family), Fang (nicknamed by bugs as "The Great Destructor") is a very rambunctious and uncivilized girl who liked to smash things. She resembles a cross between both Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm of Hanna-Barbera's The Flintstones and is the victim of a running gag where she is often mistaken for a monkey, hence her catchphrase, "Not a monkey!" (However, during the fight against Chuckles and the Vermites, just after receiving the insult, she jumps on a bunch of bananas shouting as a monkey). There was also this one episode where she genuinely thought she was a monkey when she was taken in by a society of monkeys who look just like her. She is too small to fight most of the time and resents Dave (who is very strong) because of his cowardice. Like her Uncle Oswidge, she secretly likes to play with dolls, but doesn't like people to know. In one episode where the castle is being destroyed, she cries "All my dollies are in there!" then quickly tries to cover up what she just said. Fang wields a spear in combat. Fang is a very rambunctious and uncivilized young warrior who loves to smash things. She has long red hair in a ponytail. She is the butt of a running joke in which she is often mistaken for a monkey, hence her catchphrase, "Not a monkey!" However, she frequently acts and appears to look like a monkey and during one episode she finds a tribe of monkeys that exactly resemble her. She is too small to fight most of the time and resents Dave (who is very strong) because of his cowardice. She aspires to be a barbarian warrior and often reprimands Dave for his gentleness and niche interests. She secretly likes to play with dolls. Fang wields a spear in combat, as well as kicking, biting, and punching. Her wardrobe (specifically, the animal skin tunic and bone in her hair) incorporates elements of both Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm from Hanna-Barbera's The Flintstones.
Fang has the attitude and mentality of how a "real barbarian" should act, but is too small and scrawny to do anything with it. Despite being in violence, brash, and rude, she does care about her family, as shown when she does things like saving Dave from a giant muffin or helping Candy build muscles to impress a boy she likes.
Physical appearance Fang is a young girl with long, red hair held in a ponytail with a bone, green eyes, and freckles. She wears a orange loincloth with gold bracelets and earrings.
- #20Andreaconstantselective
Keys: Andrea Davenport · Secondary: The Ghost and Molly McGee
Andrea Davenport is a major supporting character from The Ghost and Molly McGee. She is Molly McGee's former arch-nemesis turned best friend. Appearance Andrea is a fair-skinned teenage girl of medium height, with straight, waist-length hair that has been dyed light blue and fades into a darker, purplish-shade with bangs and a single, darker-blue streak on the right side. She also has freckles and almond-shaped cedar-brown eyes with long eyelashes. Andrea also wore minimal makeup which consists of faded-purple eyeshadow. Given that her eyebrows are cedar-brown, it is likely that this is Andrea's natural hair color. Attire Andrea wears a bright pink hoodie with white drawstrings and darker-colored cuffs, maroon leggings under a lavender pleated-skirt that is held by a pink-purple belt, white socks and light gray wide heeled boots. Personality Andrea is a top streamer, with many subscribers. She is very egotistical and quick to introduce herself to new people. Her tone is somewhat snotty and rude, but she is still remotely nice to newcomers but if they mispronounce her name, then her true nature as a mean girl is shown. She gets irritated when people mispronounce her name (Ann-drea instead of Ahn-drea), even if it is accidental, to the point of having people get mistreated and outcasted over the mispronunciation. Most of the school appears to be afraid of her and willing to do as she demands, including her teachers. She also takes immense pride in her family's department store business, and always seizes any chance to boastfully promote it through social media, filming and even in the school's talent show. Nonetheless, it is later revealed that she is deep down extremely lonely, due to her father prioritizing money above her emotional needs and subsequently neglecting her. She, in fact, can be quite happy when he gives her the attention she needs. Moreover, compared to her father, she is more capable to show kindness and gratitude to people who have helped her before. In "Davenport's on Demand", Andrea is shown to have guilt and remorse after her App was putting everyone out of business.
- #21Jadeconstantselective
Keys: Jade Chan · Secondary: Jackie Chan Adventures
Jade Chan (voiced by Stacie Chan) is the deuteragonist of the Jackie Chan Adventures series. She is the preteen niece (actually first cousin once removed) of Jackie Chan. Appearance Jade is a young 12-year-old girl who usually wears a white long-sleeved shirt covered by an orange short sleeved hoodie, blue high-water jeans and red sneakers. She is three feet tall, which she is constantly teased and underestimated for. She has growed-out black hair. Her eyes are light brown. Personality Jade is adventurous, happy-go-lucky, bold, sharp-witted, arrogant, kind, enthusiastic, impulsive, noble-hearted, stubborn, impatient, brave, flexible and tomboyish. Since she prefers to accompany Jackie on his missions to see him fight, she seldom heeds his advice to remain in safety, consequently getting both her and Jackie into trouble. Just as often, however, her impulsiveness, quick mind and flexible thinking helps save the day in situations where Jackie's moderate thinking and exaggerated caution prove to be a definite hindrance. Jade's most prominent trait is her desire for adventure. Although Jackie is content with living a normal life with his niece, Jade constantly seeks excitement through several means. These include eavesdropping on Captain Black and getting involved in his Section 13 mission assignments, experimenting with Uncle's own magic without his permission and joining Jackie in battle against their various adversaries. Jade keeps her parents oblivious to her life of adventure so she won't have to be sent back to them. Despite being reckless, Jade is also sharp-witted. She can think outside the box more so than the other members of the J-Team, and her attentiveness allows her to notice useful details more often than Jackie does. Once Jade sets her mind on something, she inevitably finds a way to get it. If adults attempt to restrict her, she either comes up with loopholes to contradict their demands, or pretends to comply and simply goes through with her intentions anyway. She is bold and seldom afraid to voice her opinion. Despite Jackie's stern mentorship, Jade cares a bit about following orders, practicing manners and obeying the law, the latter of which she isn't afraid to break when it gets in the way of her goals. Furthermore, when Jade executes Shendu in the Season 1 finale by destroying his statue form, she coldly shows no remorse for killing him. Under the bravado and occasional ego trip, Jade possesses a noble heart and is often prepared to make sacrifices to help her loved ones. After the Dark Hand inject Jackie with venom that will turn him into stone during the hunt for the Talismans in Season 1, Jade takes it upon herself to surrender the Talismans they've accumulated in exchange for the antidote. Later when Drago kidnaps Jackie, Uncle and Captain Black in the first of the two-part Season 5 finale, Jade risks the fate of the entire world by paying the ransom of all eight Demon Chi powers in exchange for their safe return. Jade forms a close brother-sister relationship with Tohru after he reforms from the Dark Hand. Jade craves acceptance, and is typically left dismayed at being frequently put aside. She often becomes sad when Jackie expresses disappointment in her. Jade deeply values friendship; she quickly befriends a prehistoric creature she names Dwayne as well as the living statue of Sacred Warrior Lo Pei. However, she does not approve of people taking advantage of her friendship, such as with Viper's double cross in Enter the Viper and Seymour's deception in Tale of the Demon Tail. Jade deeply adores animals, effectively providing her with additional incentive during the hunt for the Noble Animals in Season 3. She quickly bonds with each of the animals, in particular with the Noble Dog who she names Scruffy. Jade cannot stand the thought of animals coming to harm. When Daolon Wong threatens to kill Mickey in Aztec Rat Race, Jade places her own life in danger by refusing to let Wong harm him. After overhearing Karl Nivor expressing his intention to eat Aesop in Shell Game, Jade opts to rescue the tortoise over preventing the Dark Hand from escaping with the Rabbit Talisman. Likewise in The Curse of El Chupacabra, Jade quickly turns on Paco when the latter suggests surrendering the goat herd to the eponymous creature in order to save their own lives. Despite her youthful enthusiasm, she is at times seen to show maturity beyond her age, which could be derived from her having lived several lifetimes as the Ben-Shui Order's Chosen One.
- #22Rebeccaconstantselective
Keys: Rebecca Hawkins · Secondary: Yu-Gi-Oh!
Rebecca Hawkins, known as Rebecca Hopkins in the Japanese version, is a character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! second series anime. She is an original character created for the anime and does not exist in the manga. Rebecca is, in the original Japanese version, the youngest person to become the American Duel Monsters champion, formerly held by Bandit Keith. In the English anime, she is the Intercontinental Champion. Rebecca is also the granddaughter of Arthur Hawkins. She is twelve years old in the original Japanese anime. In the dub, she is eight, ten in Waking the Dragons. Appearance Her appearance in this arc is different from her appearance in Waking the Dragons. She still keeps the short skirt, but wears thigh-high socks to cover her legs. She also wears a light blue top over a grey T-shirt and reverted back to having two pigtails. She has blue eyes, light blonde hair and light pale skin. Personality She was very rude and mean at first when meeting new people such as Yugi. She also looked down on ranks as second rank wasn't that important to her, but she only cared about first place. She also used to talk to a stuffed teddy bear that she calls Teddy. However, she starts to be kindly to Yugi and his friends. She even has a crush on him and fights Vivian Wong for his affection. Rebecca doesn't really seem to fight Tea for Yugi's affection as she can tell that Tea (in the Japanese version) has a crush on Yami Yugi.
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