Miraculous S6 - ARPG + Lorebook

1. #1Seineselective

   Keys: river, Seine, long river, river heads west, navigable river

   Seine Type:Setting/Place The Seine is a 776-kilometer (482 mi) long river and an important commercial waterway within the Paris Basin in the north of France.

2. #2Agreste mansionselective

   Keys: mansion, Agreste mansion, residence, Agreste family

   Agreste mansion Type:Setting/Place The Agreste mansion is the residence of the Agreste family accommodated by Nathalie Sancoeur and Placide I.T..

   The Agreste mansion is at least four stories tall and has a basement. On the outside, it is tan and cream with black shingles on the roof. The first two stories are cream and tan, except for the right side of the house, which is covered in ivy. Two domed roofs are on the third story, the space between them having more interior room. The fourth floor is a large attic. At the very top of the house is a cupola. The windows are mostly vertically long, and they have white panes.

   The front of the house is surrounded by a large fence, preventing people from getting into the large courtyard. This fence does not prevent people from looking into Adrien's room. There is a garage on the lower right at the front of the house. There also appear to be doors on the inside right and left of the walls. Awnings are covering these doors, and the doors do not lead to the outside of the walls.

   The back of the house has a large wall of windows on the second floor, looking into Adrien's room. There is also a small backyard.

   During an emergency, the house can go on lockdown, and metal will shield the windows and walls from the attack. The front gate will also be reinforced.

   On the main floor and many of the rooms, the walls are mainly white with sections of gray marble and black details. Large cylindrical lights hang from the ceiling. The floor is white, but in some places, it has secluded black designs that resemble peacock designs, and in other places, there are black and white patterns.

   The front of the mansion opens into a large foyer with a huge white staircase directly ahead of the entrance. Red plants are placed on each side of the front door, and pictures hang on some of the gray marble sections. Above the back of the staircase is a large framed photo of Gabriel and Adrien.

   There is a door on the right side of the stairs on the first floor, and there is a sitting area to the left of the stairs. The door on the right leads to the kitchen.

   There are several rooms in the Agreste mansion, some of which have not been seen yet. Inside on the first floor is Gabriel's atelier, a large dining room.

   Some of the walls in the dining room have black and white vertical stripes, while a section of the floor is deeper and wooden. The dining room includes a large wooden rectangular table surrounded by dark brown chairs with white cushions. A bronze candelabra is placed towards one end of the table. There are also long vertical windows with tan curtains, and tall dark gray trim on the walls. Above a white and silver fireplace in the room is a large portrait on the wall with Gabriel, Émilie, and Adrien. To the right of the fireplace is a framed painting, and on the opposing wall from the fireplace is a white ledge, where a black and gold clock is set, and a huge mirror with a bronze detailed frame.

   The second floor is mainly Adrien's room. Both doors beside the painting above the stairs from the first floor lead to the room. The stairs leading off the sides of Adrien's room loop around to an indoor balcony above the entrance.

   There are two rooms off the left and right staircases on the second floor, directly above the atelier and dining room.

   The room to the right of the staircase leads to Nathalie's room, while the room to the left of the staircase leads to Gabriel and Émilie's room.

   A third floor's windows can be seen in many episodes depicting the outside of the mansion. It is currently not known what rooms it houses or how it is accessible.

   The Crypt is a garden located beneath the foyer.

   It was a large room with an arched ceiling, barely lit by lights along the sidewalls and what appears to be a beam of sunlight from a skylight. A catwalk extends the length of the room down the middle. The far end of the room appears to have a tree growing from the floor below, and the main wall at that end features a design identical to the "butterfly window" in Gabriel's lair.

   At the end of the catwalk was a circular platform covered in greenery; grass covers the floor, bushes and flora decorate the platform, and what appear to be trees snake across as well as underneath the platform. A green glow emanates from underneath the platform where Émilie Agreste is held in a glass-covered cryogenic pod.

   Gabriel accessed this room via the same secret passage from his atelier that he uses to get to Gabriel's lair.

   In order to erase any trace of Monarch in the Agreste mansion, Bug Noire destroyed any access to the Crypt, using Cataclysm on both the catway and the elevator shaft.

   Gabriel's lair was a room or observatory located inside the Agreste mansion. Gabriel Agreste/Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch stored many white butterflies that, once corrupted, become akumas, which he used to akumatize his victims.

   The room was large, dome-like, and dark when Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch is not using an akuma. It had a large window with a butterfly (or flower) design that opens whenever Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch plans to send an akuma to a person who feels strong negative emotions. In the far back of the room, a circular shape is on the ground, on which Gabriel stood on to travel from the Agreste mansion to his lair.

   Once a villain gets defeated, the window closes, encasing the room in darkness once again.

   It was connected to Gabriel's atelier in the Agreste mansion by a pathway. In the portrait of Émilie Agreste, there was a pattern of buttons Gabriel presses to get to the lair.

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   Adrien's room Type:Setting/Place Adrien's room is the bedroom of Adrien Agreste, located in the Agreste mansion.

   Adrien's room is expansive, having a total area nearly twice the size. The room is separated into two levels, connected by a white spiral staircase. The second level has a walkway which is bordered by a glass-like banister.

   The room's back wall is completely covered with openable windows that Adrien sometimes uses to sneak out after transforming into Cat Noir.

   Various fencing trophies. Most of these flank his computer monitor. Three fencing banners are also visible — green, purple, and red. The larger, green one is pinned above his king-sized bed. A rock-climbing wall. This is situated on the second story, next to the library. There are five total colors, each likely denoting a specific difficulty level: orange, sky blue, lime green, teal/turquoise, and red. A basketball half-court. A yellow and red basketball poster hangs beneath the hoop. Two wooden skateboard ramps. A Foosball table. A zipline. An arcade station, featuring two arcade consoles and a dance pad. A large white couch, big enough for about five people. The couch faces some manner of an entertainment system, visible in the gallery. Three doors, each marked with yellow and black placards. Each placard details a specific animal. There are two "bear" doors and one "shark" door. A computer with one primary monitor and three secondary monitors. Adrien frequently reads about Ladybug on his computer and visits Alya's Ladyblog. A brown and red carpet, situated around the computer area, with a modern, abstract pattern. A large library of books and CDs is situated on the second floor. A bathroom with a large bathtub and a showerhead, situated next to the arcade station. A globe on a bedside table. Adrien's bed, with a dark blue bed cover. A pole that goes through the floor of the second layer, possibly a fire escape pole.

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   Gabriel's atelier Type:Setting/Place Gabriel's atelier was one of the former offices of Gabriel Agreste and the office of Nathalie Sancoeur in the Agreste mansion.

   Gabriel's atelier is a large room with black and white tile flooring in a diagonal checkerboard pattern. The room semi-funnels down to the center, where there is a large rectangular glass block that is purely architectural. On three sides there are magenta seats, with a very light yellow edge. The doors leading into the atelier have white grilles, with openings between them.

   On the right side of the room, there is a large golden-framed collage of photos of Adrien Agreste. Each photo has a white frame, with six photos in all. At the left end of the wall, small doors enclose a set of storage shelves. The doors into the room are to the right of the gold frame. To the right of that, Nathalie's work desk sticks out of the wall; she sits behind it in the corner of the room when using it.

   The back wall has two large windows with a white grille. The windows have black drapes that are hung partially closed. Between the windows is a painted image of Émilie Agreste, done in the style of Gustav Klimt's Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I. Directly in front of the painting is a large touchscreen monitor, with a white backing and stand.

   The left wall has three display alcoves lit from above from black semi-dome shaped overhangs. Each alcove houses a women's-fashion-related sculpture that is white with black adornments, with a matching white etched drawing on a black back wall. Vertical black and white stripe wall patterns separate the alcoves.

   During security lockdown, the three sculptures and back-wall drawings recede from view, downward and upward respectively, exposing eight security viewscreens on the wall in each alcove.

   On the front wall are two windows similarly styled to the back windows but without drapes. The wall also is black and white, with vertical stripes. There is an additional angled wall between the front and left sides of the room, with a large, unframed black-and-white photo of Adrien above four smaller color photos of him in golden frames.

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   Agreste's kitchen Type:Setting/Place The Agreste's kitchen is the kitchen located in the Agreste mansion.

   The kitchen can be entered through the door located on the right side of the stairs on the first floor.

   It is relatively modern with all necessary stainless-steel appliances, a large pantry, multiple big wine freezers, a refrigerator and two ovens on one side and an island with four stools on each side in the middle. The walls are mainly white, the floor is covered in tiles with a desaturated tan, purple, green and yellow pattern, cupboards are dark grey color and there are a few plants as decorations. There are four globe chandeliers on the ceiling and black curtains on the long vertical window, next to the window is a framed painting on the wall. In the back there is a door that leads to the mansion garden.

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   Nathalie's room Type:Setting/Place Nathalie's room is the bedroom of Nathalie Sancoeur located in the Agreste mansion.

   Nathalie's room is decorated in warm colours. It can be accessed from the main lobby by entering through a black door with white, geometric patterns. The floor is made of wooden panels. The walls are cream in color, and the protruding elements are decorated with wood. The bottom of the walls is decorated with plates made of green stone. The ceiling is white with concave decorations in The Shape of squares.

   To the left of the entrance is a double bed where a woman sleeps. The furniture has a brown backrest made of wood, which is lined with orange material with yellow dots on the side of the mattress. The bed is black with white stripes and one black stripe in between. There are bedside tables on both sides of the bed. On one of them you can find a night light and a white vase, while on the other-an old, albeit small monitor with a white case. A TV was hung above the bed. To the left of the bed and on the wall next to it are wooden bookcases filled with books. Between them were mounted a black door with white, geometric ornaments that lead to an unknown room; just next to the door were placed two sculptures made of black stone with gold ornaments that resemble cats. Near the bookcase, near the bed, you can see a wooden chest of drawers, a wooden chair with white material and probably boxes. It is possible that a place for a small desk was organized near the library. There is also a green carpet on the floor.

   At the entrance and in front of the bed, two more carpets are laid on the floor: the first is colored with a floral motif, the second is gray with blue, yellow and black geometric patterns. In the further part of the room you can see another colorful carpet with stripes and geometric patterns, which is located by the white fireplace. There are also two chairs made of wood with white trim; between them is a small coffee table made of wood, on which a chessboard with pawns is left.

   To the left of the fireplace is a cabinet made of dark wood, which contains vases, weapons and artifacts such as the Anch, the Egyptian symbol of life. A silver shield was placed on top of the cabinet, which rests against the wall. In the further part there is another library, and next to it in a specially prepared display case you can see an outfit consisting of a white T-shirt, a beige shirt, brown trousers and belts. Vases were placed on the fireplace, and on the wall, just above it, hung many paintings depicting many motifs and landscapes, placed in brown and gold frames.

   Among other things, Natalie has a mannequin with her hiking clothes, which is in a glass cabinet. Above the fireplace there is a portrait painting with the Agreste family, which hides a secret safe with various items.

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   Gabriel's lair Type:Setting/Place Gabriel's lair was a room or observatory located inside the Agreste mansion. Here, formerly Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch, stores many white butterflies that, once corrupted, become akumas and megakumas, which he uses to akumatize his victims. The lair is revealed to be connected to Gabriel's atelier in the Agreste mansion by a pathway. In the portrait of Émilie Agreste, there is a pattern of buttons Gabriel presses to get to the lair.

   The room is large, dome-like, and dark when Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch is not using an akuma. It has a large window with a butterfly (or flower) design that opens whenever Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch plans to send an akuma to a person who feels strong negative emotions. In the back of the room, a circular shape is on the ground, which Gabriel stands on to travel between the Agreste mansion and his lair.

   Once a villain gets defeated, the window closes, encasing the room in darkness once again.

   There were kwami cages which became a temporary home for Kwamis. Gabriel installed a special device in the lair, which transported the Miraculouses to the Rings. Gabriel installed a special healing couch with wires, absorbing the Kwamis' powers and restoring his health after the impact of Cataclysm on him. During Monarch's final plan, he installed a control table with cables that were attached to the Kwamis cage. After Natalie revealed all of Gabriel's secrets and released the Kwamis, Bug Noire destroyed the Kwami cage and the lair remained empty.

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   The Crypt Type:Setting/Place The Crypt was a garden located somewhere beneath the Agreste mansion.

   It is a large room with an arched ceiling, barely lit by lights along the side walls and what appears to be a beam of sunlight from a skylight. The bottom's fully covered with water. A catwalk extends the length of the room down the middle. The other end starts at the back where the elevator in the glass tube is. The far end of the room appears to have a tree growing from the floor below, and the main wall at that end features a design identical to the "butterfly window" in Gabriel's lair. Like that window, it can also be uncovered to let in light.

   At the end of the catwalk is a circular platform covered in greenery; grass covers the floor, bushes and flora decorate the platform, and what appear to be trees snake across as well as underneath the platform. A green glow emanates from underneath the platform where Émilie Agreste was previously held in a glass-covered cryogenic pod, which required an "insane power supply". White butterflies were bred from the tree growing around Émilie's pod.

   Gabriel previously accessed this room via the same secret passage from his atelier that he uses to get to his lair.

   The crypt was destroyed during the final battle of Bug Noire and Monarch.

   After Gabriel's wish was made, Bug Noire destroyed it completely with her Cataclysm so Adrien doesn't find out that his father was Monarch.

3. #3Collège Françoise Dupontselective

   Keys: school, Collège Françoise Dupont, high school, elite school, school or arts

   Collège Françoise Dupont Type:Setting/Place Collège Françoise Dupont is a private high school for arts and science. Only the rich or really talented people attend the school. Collège Françoise Dupont, called Françoise Dupont Middle School/High School (see note below) in the English version, is a public middle school (collège in French) that Marinette, Adrien, and their classmates attended. From season 6 onwards, due to the changes done by Mayor Caline Bustier in the Paris educational system, Françoise Dupont became a school suited for at least 10 graders, allowing the other previous 9th grade students to not only continue study there, but also allow them to have classes with students of grades below theirs. Students below elementary and middle school age can seemingly attend as well, given Manon's and Chris' presence. Note: The French word "collège" does not translate to the English word "college." Its meaning is "junior high school/middle school." Middle school in France lasts four years, starting in "sixième" (French equivalent to 6th grade) until "troisième" (French equivalent to 9th grade), which explains why the protagonists are between 13 and 15. There are some inconsistencies in the English dub regarding the grade level of the students. The English dub often calls it a high school, and Alya in "The Pharaoh" says that Ladybug's history textbook is a 10th grade book in the English dub. The original French dub says it is for "troisième (ninth grade)" which is the last year of collège/middle school in France. These changes are likely to not confuse American audiences where ninth grade is the first year of high school. However, in the English dub of "Illusion", it is said that Marinette's class is at the last year of Junior High, meaning they are in 9th grade. This change was possibly made both to not confuse American audiences and to be in agreement with the original French dub. The collège is based on the Lycée Carnot. The collège's name is a tribute to the real name of Fantômette, Françoise Dupont, the first female superhero of French literature. The collège is located near the Eiffel Tower, in front of the Place des Vosges, and across the street from Tom & Sabine Boulangerie Patisserie. Alya reveals she and her class are 10th graders when she finds Marinette's history book. "10th grade" may refer to the American education system of 10th grade, consisting of ages 15-16, or to the British education system of the 10th year, consisting of ages 14-15. As Alix turned 15, and France collèges have students until that age, it most likely indicates that it follows the British system. It is also possible that "10th grade" could be a dub discrepancy. Based on the fact that Luka is stated to go to Collège Françoise Dupont and to be older than Marinette's class, and that Marinette turns 14, it is likely that the class is in quatrième, the second-to-last year of collège and the equivalent to 8th grade in the US. This could also imply that take place in the same school year, which then implies that this is the year after. Théo Barbot has been seen at the collège, although it is uncertain whether he is a student, a staff member or a visitor. The collège building is used by Mr. D'Argencourt and Sabine Cheng to teach their respective classes, which are held after school hours and on the weekends. Despite not being a faculty member, Sabine is able to teach her painting class within the building's art classroom. Both their classes aren't exclusively for Collège Françoise Dupont students. Nadja Chamack is shown to attending Sabine's painting class and is the only adult present. While the Quantic Universe continuity is level 2 canon, it revealed that the building's front entrance and courtyard were opened during summer vacation. Mr. D'Argencourt's fencing class also occurred at that time during the Instagram campaign, so this likely means Sabine's painting class is also held during the summer. Alya also revealed in a comment that Kagami Tsurugi didn't attend Collège Françoise Dupont. Rather, she is a visitor who only arrives at the school for Mr. D'Argencourt's fencing classes. It has been officially confirmed by Marinette, who gave Kagami a ride to the school and dropped her off there. The collège has been part of multiple akumatized villain attacks: Lady Wifi broadcasts Mr. Damoclès confessing to unjustly suspending her to the entire school. As a result of a villain being present on the campus, Miss Bustier evacuates her class for their own safety. The Evillustrator attacks Chloé in the library. Rogercop searches for the collège for André Bourgeois. The building is covered in Horrificator's goo. Multiple doors and walls are broken and smashed by Stoneheart. In the former, specifically, cameras are also destroyed. Everyone, including students and staff, are all turned into Reflekta's likeness. Markov is akumatized in Principal's office and captures Max. Zombizou turns multiple students into kissing zombies in order to make Chloé a kissing zombie. Reverser goes to the art classroom to search for Marinette and Nathaniel to reverse them. He also reverses the art teacher and the students present in the classroom destroy all art. Malediktator makes teachers and students destroy the school. He also searches the school for Marinette. Chameleon disguises herself as Adrien and steals Nino's cap. The Gang of Secrets attack the school, and transform many people in the school into Reflekta's likeness, in search of Marinette. Guiltrip is attached to one the bathroom stalls and traps students and teachers inside itself. It's the first place attacked by Ikari Gozen. The school's students are transformed into singing shoes by Sole Destroyer. It's one of the places where Ryukomori reminisces. The students of Miss Bustier's class are Hoaxer's first brainwashing victims. Reflekta returns, she once again transforms students into her clones, then destroys the school's walls using Clout. As mentioned, the collège has at least eighteen classes. A class photo from a previous year reveals that Miss Bustier's class that year included Marinette, Chloé, Sabrina, Rose, Juleka, Max, Kim, and Nathaniel. Various students started attending the collège throughout the series: Adrien and Alya begin going to the collège, Adrien specifically being a homeschooled student beforehand. Lila, an Italian exchange student, joins. Zoé Lee, a teenage girl from New York, joins the school. Sublime Varlette, an athlete from Belgium who moved to Paris. Ray Pugnant, a teenage boy from New York and Zoé's previous classmate. Collège Françoise Dupont becomes one of the schools to implement Mayoress Bustier's educational reforms, with now students beyond 9th grade being allowed to study there (like Marinette and her class who had just graduated). Also, students of different grades can share classes together, as seen how Zoé, who is a grade bellow her friends, has classes with them.

   Exterior: The exterior of the school is tan with a slate blue cobblestone roof. The building is three stories tall. Entrance: The front of the building has eight large arched windows, each slightly inset with a striped design above them. The steps leading up to the entrance door widen as they approach the sidewalk and vice versa towards the entrance. The double entrance doors are dark oak, with gray handles. Above the doors is a white banner with a red outline hanging down. Above the banner are four rectangular windows, a large circular window, and a smaller circular window on each side. Courtyard: The central portion of the school is an open-air courtyard. The entrance to the courtyard has a diagonal black and white checkerboard pattern, with a slate cream under this design. On either side of the entrance doors are a wooden bench and two chalkboards. Along one side wall of this area is a door leading to a utility room. The nurse's office, which a placard indicates is handicap-accessible, is located along the opposite side wall. The courtyard is made up of slate-gray concrete, with white lines painted on to make a basketball court. On either side of the courtyard is a basketball hoop hanging by a white rope. There is also a set of green metal stairs on either side of the courtyard, leading up to the second-floor rooms. Next to the stairs are green support pillars, supporting the platforms above. Around the perimeter of the courtyard are various rooms, including locker rooms with adjoining restrooms, and several classrooms, among them a science classroom. Following Mayoress Bustier's ecological reformation, the courtyard is now pathed with grass and plants, like bushes and trees. Second floor: The second floor has a green overhang, cream slate walls, and thin green metal pillars for structural support of the overhang. The platform jutting out from the wall, designed to allow people to get around the second floor, is made of green metal. The second floor also has the entrances to the various classrooms, including an art studio room. Most of the classrooms have large windows and a birch door. Other rooms have no inward windows and a dark oak door with a window. At the bottom left of the stairs leading to the library is the headmaster's office. Third floor: The third floor at the front of the school has only one room, the library. The stairs leading up to the library are a light slate cream, with a slate orange and light brown banister. Just underneath the slight overhang of the banister are small white stone rectangles, positioned evenly throughout. Just at the apex of the two stairs is a stone design of a fleur-de-lis, with a downward-facing bow and flowers within the bow. The doors to the library are dark oak, with large windows and no discernible handles. The third floor along the school's rear perimeter houses the cafeteria. Access to the cafeteria has been shown to be via stairs from the first-floor courtyard.

   Employees: Denis Damoclès - Principal - After being fired by the former mayor of Paris, the new mayor asked him to be the dean of the restructured Collège Françoise Dupont. Olga Mendeleiev - Physics, Chemistry, Math Teacher, Principal (temporarily) - A cranky, no nonsense type who hates when people argue with her. Armand D'Argencourt - PE and Fencing Teacher - The descendant of a black knight who once ruled over Paris. He speaks in a medieval dialect. His fencing academy is noted to be the best in all of Paris. Fred Haprèle - Assistant Educator - Part-time, he is a community theater actor. Also, Mylène's father. Jean-Pierre Monlataing - Art Teacher - Calm and collected, he loves seeing new and creative works of art in all forms. School nurse - Nurse - Responsible for taking care of the well-being of students and teachers alike. Gine Jinet - Poetry teacher - This teacher runs the school's poetry workshop and encourages students to improvise poems orally. Anarka Couffaine - Music Teacher - Juleka's mother. She has a free spirit and is a musician herself that once made a duo with famous rock star Jagged Stone, before she decided to raise their children. Marlena Césaire - Cook, Cooking teacher - Alya's mother. She used to be a cook for André Bourgeois' hotel. It's still unknown if she continues working there. At school, she works together with her oldest daughter, Nora. Greek teacher - Greek teacher - This teacher specializes in Greek mythology and ancient Greece. Adrien and Sublime are part of his class. Gardening teacher - Gardening teacher - This teacher specializes in gardening and crop-growing. Dr. Psiquat - Psychotherapist - She is responsible for the psychological care of the students, tending to their mental struggles, fears and personal issues.

   Other employees: Sabine Cheng - Chinese painting Teacher - Marinette's mother. She is very calm and kind in nature. She is also very patient and this point is felt in the painting circle that she runs outside school hours. Lunch lady - Lunch lady - This woman serves students food at the school's cafeteria. Nora Césaire - Cook - Alya's older sister. She is a strong-headed young woman that is a professional kickbox fighter that helps her mother at the school's kitchen.

   Former employees: Caline Bustier - French, Poetry, and Literature Teacher (formerly) - Marinette and Adrien's former homeroom teacher. She used to work at the school until she was fired unfairly because of Chloé Bourgeois. Despite later being reinstated, she decides to run for mayor of Paris, eventually winning the elections.

   Notable students: Aglaé - A friend of Aurore Beauréal's with great anxiety issues. Due to past trauma involving supervillains and bullying, she is superstitious and deeply afraid of insects and akumatized villains. - Technological/Engineering Sciences, Japanese, Gardening Adrien Agreste - Former famous teen fashion model and son of former aristocrat Émilie Agreste and late renowned fashion designer, Gabriel Agreste/Hawk Moth (who supposedly saved Paris). Adrien is very kind, even to people who obviously do not deserve it. Despite his multitude of talents, Adrien is still trying to find himself. He uses the Miraculous of Destruction to transform into the superhero, Cat Noir. - Greek, Art, Gardening Marc Anciel - A very shy and nervous boy who loves to write stories and make comics with Nathaniel. He uses the Miraculous of Pretension to transform into the superhero, Rooster Bold. - Art, Sciences Aurore Beauréal - A final contestant for the KIDZ+ contest and a weather forecaster. She loves meteorological phenomena and to share them with other people in social media. - Art, Technological/Engineering Sciences, Cooking, Japanese, Poetry Ivan Bruel - The son of the former criminal Raúl Bruel (aka El Toro). Despite his massive size and intimidating appearance, Ivan is actually very sensitive, especially towards his girlfriend Mylène. He uses the Miraculous of Determination to transform into the superhero, Minotaurox. - Poetry Alya Césaire - Marinette's best friend, the creator of the famous Ladyblog and an aspiring journalist with sass to spare. Both her mother and older sister work at the school's cafeteria, while her father is a zookeeper. She uses the Miraculous of Illusion to transform into the superheroine, Rena Rouge. - Technological/Engineering Sciences, Poetry, Art Manon Chamack - The 5-year-old daughter of famous news reporter Nadja Chamack, who Marinette frequently babysits. - Technological/Engineering Sciences, Cooking Juleka Couffaine - The daughter of famous rock star Jagged Stone and the younger twin sister of Luka Couffaine. A very quiet and gloomy girl who tends to go unnoticed and suffers from speech impediments, but is a very talented bass player and singer. She uses the Miraculous of Elation to transform into the superheroine, Purple Tigress. - Technological/Engineering Sciences, Poetry, Art, Gardening Diane - A girl whose misfortunes tend to be accompanied by uncanny good luck. - Cooking, Poetry, Art, Gardening Marinette Dupain-Cheng - An aspiring fashion designer, daughter of the best baker in Paris and girlfriend of the famous (former) model Adrien Agreste. Marinette is quite clumsy and insecure, but deep down, she is actually very confident. She uses the Miraculous of Creation to transform into the superheroine, Ladybug. - Art, Technological/Engineering Sciences, Cooking, Gardening Mylène Haprèle - Mylène is a mousy girl and activist who is scared of her own shadow, but is also fiercely devoted towards environmental preservation. Her father works at school as an assistant teacher. She uses the Miraculous of Multiplication to transform into the superheroine, Polymouse. Technology/Engineering Sciences, Art, Gardening Max Kanté - Max is a boy with the mathematical brilliance of a calculator. He loves video games and his best friend is a robot he created. He is also the son of famous astronaut and (former) Startrain driver Claudie Kanté. He uses the Miraculous of Migration to transform into the superhero, Pegasus. - Chemistry, Technological/Engineering Sciences, Art, Gardening Nathaniel Kurtzberg - The son of a successful artist and architect, Nathaniel is a talented, but self-conscious artist who always has his nose in his sketch book. He forms a duo with Marc Anciel to create comic books. He uses the Miraculous of Passion to transform into the superhero, Caprikid. - Poetry, Art, Sciences Chris Lahiffe - The 6-year-old younger brother of Nino Lahiffe. TBA Nino Lahiffe - A DJ and a total party dude and the best friend of Adrien Agreste and the boyfriend of Alya Césaire. He tends to misread situations, but is always supportive of his friends. During Monarch's threat, he was the founder and leader of the Resistance, up until its dissolution after the villain's defeat. He uses the Miraculous of Protection to transform into the superhero, Carapace. - Technological/Engineering Sciences, Cooking, Poetry, Art Rose Lavillant - A bubbly girl and the girlfriend of Juleka Couffaine who only sees the bright side of things and always tries to find the good in others, in spite of her own fragile health. She uses the Miraculous of Jubilation to transform into the superheroine, Pigella. - Technological/Engineering Sciences, Poetry, Art, Gardening Lê Chiến Kim - The son of a althete and a physician, Kim is a top athlete and the boyfriend of Ondine who suffers from overconfidence and a questionable sense of humor. He uses the Miraculous of Derision to transform into the superhero, King Monkey. - Cooking, Gardening, Music Zoé Lee - A teenage girl from New York City who is Chloé's half-sister and an aspiring actress. She is the current holder of the Miraculous of Corruption, using it to transform into the superheroine, Vesperia. - Technological/Engineering Sciences, Poetry, Art, Gardening Loïc Stompet - A teenage boy with an agressive demeanor who is part of Ray's group and appears determined to cause trouble to the other students. - TBA Nelson de Glusset - A manipulative teenage boy who is part of Ray's group and appears determined to cause trouble to the other students. - TBA Ondine - A talented swimmer and Kim's girlfriend. - TBA Prem - TBA - Music, Sciences Sabrina Raincomprix - Daughter of Paris' lieutenant officer, Sabrina is Chloé's former personal servant in all but name. She does not seem to realize how poorly Chloé treats her. In "Confrontation", she teams up with Marinette to expose Chloé and Lila's plot against everyone and finally ends her friendship with Chloé for good. She uses the Miraculous of Adoration to transform into the superheroine, Miss Hound. - Gardening Ray Pugnant - An American teenager that previously attended Zoé Lee's previous school in New York City. He is part of a group that appears determined to cause trouble to the other students. - Music Kagami Tsurugi - Daughter of tech mogul Tomoe Tsurugi. A very talented Japanese fencer that firstly only attended Armand D'Argencourt's fencing lessons, which were open to outside students. Following mayoress Caline Bustier re-structuring the educational system in Paris, Kagami officially enrolled in the school. She uses the Miraculous of Perfection to transform into the superheroine, Ryuko. - Art, Technological/Engineering Sciences, Poetry Sublime Varlette - A Belgian girl with prosthetic legs who is a very talented and accomplished para-athlete. - Greek, Chemistry

   Alumni: Caline Bustier - Mayoress of Paris and former student of the time when Mr. Damoclès was still a teacher. She seemed to be a prankster, having stuck an April fool on the professor's back. Thomas Astruc - Director of the movie about Ladybug and Cat Noir. He is based on the creator of Miraculous. Luka Couffaine - Juleka's older twin brother, main guitarist of the Kitty Section band and son of the famous rock star Jagged Stone. He is a former student of said collège. He is currently studying at school to become a maker of string instruments. He uses the Miraculous of Intuition to transform into the superhero, Viperion. Socqueline Wang - Once a close friend of Marinette. She ended school without graduation as seen in "Derision" and now studies at Claude Monet High School.

   9th grade (formerly: Miss Bustier's class, former students): Chloé Bourgeois (former class deputy; forcibly moved to London) - A spoiled girl and daughter of the former Mayor of Paris. Chloé believes herself to be above everyone else and expects everyone to do what she wants. In "Confrontation", after she and Lila were exposed for forging their classmates career forms, she almost got expelled from school, but called her father, the Mayor, to pull rank on the principal. She instead began receiving special attention from her homeroom teacher, Miss Bustier. In "Revolution", she stops attending the school after being forced to leave for London with her mother. She was the current holder of the Miraculous of Action, using to transform into the superheroine, Queen Bee. Alix Kubdel (possibly graduated) - A roller skater with a devil-may-care attitude and talent for graffiti art. She is the daughter of Alim Kubdel, a historian who works at the Louvre. In "Evolution", she is forced to leave the class in order to protect the Rabbit Miraculous. Even if Monarch is later defeated, the threat of a new Butterfly Miraculous villain forces Alix to remain traveling through time. She uses the Miraculous of Evolution to transform into the superheroine, Bunnyx. Cerise Bianca (formerly Lila Rossi; former class representative; expelled) - A compulsive liar with no moral compass and an endless desire for attention and popularity. She does whatever it takes to get what she wants and she doesn't care who she has to hurt. In "Confrontation", she is finally exposed as the liar she is after Marinette and Sabrina trick her into confessing her lies in front of the whole school. She left the school since her cover was blown. In "Re-creation", in order to become closer to Marinette Dupain-Cheng to better settle her revenge on her, she enrolls in the newly re-structured Collège Françoise Dupont using an unknown identity. She uses the Miraculous of Transmission to transform into the supervillain Chrysalis.

   Activities/Projects after school: During the school year, the Collège Françoise Dupont allows its students to participate in various projects and activities to help stimulate their skills.

   Activities: Art class=> Supervised by Jean-Pierre Monlataing, the art class is an educational workshop at Collège Françoise Dupont where students can engage in various artistic activities, from drawing and painting on canvas, either on their own or using a model, to creating their own sketchbooks, as well as making ceramics and sewing. Cooking class=> Supervised by Marlena Césaire, the cooking class is an educational laboratory of the Collège Françoise Dupont where students can carry out various activities related to gastronomy. Electronics class=> The electronics class is a teaching laboratory at Collège Françoise Dupont where students can carry out various electronics-related activities, from repairing electronic device circuits to experimenting with plasma spheres. Gardening class=> Supervised by the gardening teacher, the gardening class is an educational laboratory of the Collège Françoise Dupont where students can learn to grow different plants. Poetry class=> Supervised by Gine Jinet, the poetry class is an educational workshop at Collège Françoise Dupont where students can participate to express their feelings in the form of poetry and learn how to do it correctly.

   School Events: Homecoming=> Happens around beginning of October. All students from four different grades get to attend. Students get to buy their homecoming tickets. School hallways are decorated before homecoming week. Each grade level gets to decorate based on the year’s homecoming theme. Homecoming week has themed dress-up days each day. Wednesday is homecoming parade, students get to dress up or build their own floats, along with playing in the marching band and seniors are part of homecoming court. Thursday is class colors, each grade level has their own themed color. Friday is the homecoming football game in the evening, pep rally happens during school, students can wear their school colors. Queen and king for homecoming would be announced at the game. Saturday is the homecoming dance. Girlies mostly prefer wearing short dresses for this first high school formal. Dance would take place either in the school’s courtyard or the gymnasium. 7:00 PM is when the dance starts, and it ends at 10:00 PM. Prom=> Happens around the month May. More of an upperclassmen tradition, juniors and seniors get to attend. Junior and senior students get to buy their prom tickets. Seniors get to run for the prom court. Freshmen or sophomores can go if any upperclassmen buys them a ticket. Students can wear whatever formal attire they want, they get to post what they plan to wear on the school’s ‘prom page’ online. Girls could mostly wear long dresses, some prefer short or to wear something else for prom. Friday is the day for the dance during prom week, so it’s a half day at school. Prom will take place in a special ballroom venue. Queen and king would be announced at the dance. 8:00 PM is when the dance starts, and it ends at 12:00 AM.

4. #4Miraculousselective

   Keys: miracle jewelry, miracle jewels, miraculouses, miraculous, magic jewelry, magic jewels

   Info: The Miraculouses are powerful jewels that can give powers to whoever uses it. Each Miraculous is linked to a specific Kwami. The Miraculouses were created in the year 1713 BC by a Prodigious user known only as "Jingren dé". Repeating the same process used to tie the eight Renlings to the Prodigious thousands of years prior, Jingren Dé tied every Kwami to several jewels, granting these creatures corporeal form in the mortal realm. The Miraculouses would be given to several people across human history, creating a legacy of Miraculous Holders that would use their powers for both good or evil.

5. #5MLB char: Kwamisselective

   Keys: kwamis, magic beings, kwami, groups, genderless, Miraculous spirits

   Info: Kwamis are divine beings that are formed whenever a new abstract idea, concept, or emotion comes into existence in the universe, such as creation, love, beauty, and mathematics. The very first Kwami ever to come into existence is Tikki, the Kwami of Creation, who came into existence upon the creation of the universe.

   The concept of creation not only created the Quantic Universe, it also created a near infinite number of other universes alongside it, with each universe having its own set of kwamis, that is to say that the kwamis exist in all the universes simultaneously. The kwamis have the knowledge and memories of all their counterparts from the other universes, though they don't usually bring up this topic with mortals, as there isn't enough time in such a short lifespan to explain even the tiniest bit about it.

   All of the Kwamis know each other and journeyed across the universe for eons.[4] During their travels, they found their way to Earth and at some point discovered their magical powers, born from the abstract concepts that they respectively embody, with Plagg using his powers to cause the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs. That's when the kwamis realized, even though their powers were great, they were too strong and unfocused, leading to great damage. During their ancient past, the kwamis witnessed the rise of humanity and with it, from five to seven million years ago, the birth of their "cousins" the Renlings.

   However, the Kwamis were spirit-like, and thus couldn't be perceived by regular, tangible lifeforms, such as humans, and were therefore unable to interact with them. Despite that, they had a deep yearning to learn more about humans by observing them.

   Until one day, five thousand years ago, a Chinese mage figured out how to create special magical jewels, the Miraculouses. These jewels allowed the Kwamis to manifest in physical form, finally allowing them to communicate with mortal lifeforms, though the physical form can only be manifested when a Kwamis respective Miraculous is in the possession of an owner. In return for the privilege of having the ability to be perceived by mortals, the Kwamis were able to grant superpowers to their Miraculous owners. Through said owners they had discovered that their powers are far more manageable.

   From that point on, Kwamis helped the wearers of their Miraculouses transform into heroes and achieve good all around the world. There were instances where they became stuck with villainous owners and were forced to help them with their diabolical schemes due to being bound to their Miraculous owner's every command, such as Nooroo and Duusu currently in the series. Some of them have made long-lasting and meaningful bonds of friendship with their owners and to commemorate that special bond, they'd give their owner a jewel, known as a Kwagatama.

   A long time ago (long enough for some Kwamis to forget), a magical spell was cast upon them. They are physically incapable of speaking their owners' names to each other or any Miraculous owners other than their own. However, if another Miraculous owner already knows their owner's identity, then the Kwami can speak their owner's name freely. The spell also prevents kwamis from speaking the name of the guardians of their Miraculouses.

   On occasion, incidents where an active kwami would get separated from their owners or find them in trouble would occur, and often used their powers to protect them, but only as a last resort.

   In "Sandboy", it is revealed that active Kwamis collect items from the outside world and bring them inside the Miracle Box to give as presents to inactive Kwamis for entertainment.[5]

   Sometimes on occasions, through unknown means or without the need for an owner, a kwami can find their way out of the Miracle Box.

   Just as Miraculous holders were taught about the powers of the jewels, so were the kwamis, such as the Miraculous potions, that allowed them and their owners to change into their elemental forms. However, even though they were curious about how their powers could be modified, they were forbidden by the guardians to know as a precaution in case if they ever fell into evil hands.

   Over time, the kwamis also became aware that they could unify their powers as well as the danger that came when one holder fused too many jewels together, as seen in "Miracle Queen", when Stompp, Roaar and the others refused to share their activation commands after seeing Chloé's rude and selfish behavior. They also knew that Chloé could've severely hurt herself, so they refused for her own safety. They also were aware of the Guardian's Code and sometimes, like their owners, shared meaningful bonds with the guardians of their boxes.

   In rare instances, not all kwamis know the identity of the guardian that has ownership of the Miracle Box that their Miraculous came from, such as Nooroo and Duusu not knowing much about Master Fu before they were separated.

   Sometimes, depending on certain situations or emergencies, Kwamis would often return to the home cities, towns, countries of their previous owners, but come under the ownership of new holders, like in the case with Tikki.

   Throughout the thousands of years of working with owners they also learned a variety of other skills that either pique their interest, their powers or situations.

   Even though, kwamis can be renounced by their owners in "Transmission", it's revealed that they can do their own form of "renouncing". As with Tikki's and Plagg's case, if the task of being a wielder is too great for them or least if the holder doesn't meet the kwamis expectations they can convince their owners to surrender their jewels without saying the renounce command. Afterwards the kwamis begin their search for new owners under their own judgement if a guardian doesn't or can't intervene or has their permission.

   The kwamis include: Tikki: Ladybug Miraculous with the concept of creation and superpower of Lucky charm Plagg: Cat Noir Miraculous with the concept of destruction and superpower of cataclysm Trixx: fox necklace Miraculous with the concept of illusion and superpower of mirage Wayzz: turtle bracelet Miraculous with the concept of protection and superpower of shell-ter Sully: skunk ring Miraculous with the concept of emission and superpower of stink bomb Sass: snake bracelet Miraculous with the concept of intuition and superpower of second chance Kaalki: horse glasses Miraculous with the concept of teleportation and superpower of voyage Longg: dragon choker Miraculous with the concept of perfection and superpower of wind/water/lightning dragon Xuppu: monkey headband Miraculous with the concept of derision and superpower of uproar Pollen: bee hair comb Miraculous with the concept of subjection and superpower of venom Mullo: mouse necklace Miraculous with the concept of multiplication and superpower of multitude Fluff: rabbit pocket watch Miraculous with the concept of evolution and superpower of burrow Dazzi: pig anklet Miraculous with the concept of jubilation and superpower of gift Roarr: tiger bracelet Miraculous with the concept of exaltation and superpower of clout Prikkel: wasp hair pin Miraculous with the concept of liberation and superpower of doppelganger Barkk: dog choker Miraculous with the concept of adoration and superpower of fetch Ziggy: goat hair clip Miraculous with the concept of passion and superpower of genesis Stompp: ox nose ring Miraculous with the concept of determination and superpower of resistance

   The kwamis are also based on the Chinese Zodiac, providing a unique and exciting aspect to the show's lore.

   Kwamis: Kwamis are divine, spirit-like beings who embody "abstract" concepts. They give certain powers to people with Miraculouses, transforming them into animal-themed superpowered beings. Kwamis are small, being around 10 centimeters in height, with large heads and very tiny bodies. They have arms and legs, but they lack fingers and toes. The animal theme that their Miraculous has affected their appearances. ABILITIES: High intelligence Charisma Flight Levitation Miraculous transformation Intangibility Inability to be filmed Immortality Abstract Concept Superpowers Kwagatama Creation

6. #6Activation wordsselective

   Keys: Activation words, transformation words, transform

   Activation words: Words said to the Kwami by the wearer of the miraculous to activate their powers, ability and transformation

7. #7Tikkiselective

   Keys: Tikki, Ladybug kwami, kwami of creation, kwami

   Tikki: Tikki is the Kwami of creation. She inhabits the Ladybug Miraculous (wearers earings)for them to be a ladybug-themed superhero.

   Activation words:"Tikki, spots on"

8. #8Plaggselective

   Keys: Plagg, Cat kwami, kwami of Destruction

   Plagg: Plagg is the kwami of Destruction. He inhabits the Cat Miraculous (wearer's ring) for them to become a cat-themed superhero.

   Activation words:"Plagg, claws out"

9. #9Noorooselective

   Keys: Nooroo

   Nooroo: Nooroo is the kwami of Transmission. He inhabits the Butterfly Miraculous (wearer's brooch) for them to become a butterfly-themed superhero

   Activation words:"Dark wings rise"

10. #10Superheroesselective

    Keys: superheroes, Heroes

    Superheroes are characters in possession of Miraculouses, transforming and acquiring powers and new abilities related to the animal of their Miraculouses. The main heroes are Ladybug, Cat Noir, Rena Rouge, Queen Bee and Carapace. With the Ladybug, Cat, Fox, Bee and Turtle Miraculouses.

11. #11Akumatized villainsselective

    Keys: Akumatized villain, akumatized villains

    Akumatized villains: Victims of Hawkmoth. Akumatized villains are villains who have been granted special abilities and powers from Hawkmoth by agreeing with his terms and conditions. This happens when people have very strong negative emotions and something they are in possession of absorbs an akuma.

12. #12Akumasselective

    Keys: Akuma, akumas

    Akuma: Akumas are Butterflies under the control of Hawkmoth. They are black and purple. As long as there is an akuma, Hawkmoth can see and feel emotions through them. Even when absorbed. He gives people abilities through akumas. Only if their emotions and strong and negative enough. The Akuma necessarily requires an object that the victim carries with him for the Akuma to infiltrate and merge with the object, thus transforming the victim into an akumatized villain. If the akumatized object is destroyed, the Akuma will be freed and Ladybug, with her yo-yo, must purify the Akuma, transforming it into a common butterfly.

13. #13Miraculous holdersselective

    Keys: Characters, groups, superheroes, miraculous holders

    Miraculous holders are people who use the Miraculouses to transform into animal-themed superhumans with the help of the kwamis.

    After the Miraculous jewels were made, it was the job of the Order of the Guardians to protect and distribute them to people for the good of mankind. In Ancient China, many people became the first Miraculous holders. Each miraculous and their respective abilities were kept in a book written by the guardians in their special code so they could prevent those who had evil intentions from misusing the book. For the next 5000 years, many people throughout the history of the world were picked by the guardians to become an owner. These recipients would be chosen through passing a test that showed their best personal characteristics and qualities, such as Marinette, for her willingness to help others, and Adrien, for his kindness. However, just as there are good people who were gifted with the Miraculouses, there are also bad people who sought the jewels' powers for their own gain, putting the world in danger, such as the present-day Hawk Moth. In such cases, it's been the task of some Miraculous owners to assist in helping the Guardians retrieve the lost jewels and stop the people who misuse them, in addition to protecting the world from other dangers. Once their task was complete or when they couldn't continue their responsibilities as Miraculous owners, the jewels were returned to the Guardians, or new owners were chosen to act in their stead with the Guardian's permission or if the Guardian couldn't intervene first.

    During their adventures, some Miraculous owners have experienced other powers and abilities with their jewels when needed or under great emergency, like the Miraculous potion power ups used by Piáo Chóng and other owners, as well as new fusion forms and other powers. In doing so, some wielders have made long lasting bonds with their kwamis, receiving a kwagatama as a sign of friendship between them. Through, their charms Miraculous holders, discovered that they can use them to talk to their predecessors. And yet, there have been incidents where holders were separated from their kwamis and sometimes during said separation some have witnessed the unconstrained version of their companion's powers. Most of their accomplishments and monuments have been recorded throughout history, but was erased by the Guardians for unknown reasons except for the few that have made their way to museums.

    However, in 1843, when Fu was young, he was unhappy with his life as a Guardian. During one of his training sessions, he grew hungry and used the Peacock Miraculous to manifest a Sentimonster to get him a snack. But the creature, born from his combined hunger and anger caused him to lose control of it, and in its rampage, the Sentimonster destroyed the temple, swallowed the remaining Guardians and all, but one of the Miracle Boxes. Wang tried to escape the creature with the last box and Spellbook in tow, but lost the book along with the Peacock and Butterfly Miraculouses. Fu felt so guilty about what happened that he suspended the use of the jewels for the next 172 years leaving the world without Miraculous holders.

    On a previous trip, 15 years ago overseas to Tibet with the Agrestes, Nathalie found the Butterfly and Peacock Miraculouses and gave the jewels to Gabriel. Afterwards, the miraculous holders returned when the Agrestes nor the Graham de Vanily couples couldn't bear children of their own, they used the Peacock Miraculous to create their families. The Agrestes made Adrien out of love while the Vanilies (especially Colt refusing to be outdued) made Felix out of jealously but they both made a terrible and naive mistake in discovering that the jewel was damaged. Then, its state was inflicted onto Émilie and Colt, leaving them in a condition where they were inevitably going to fall into an eternal slumber. But before that Adrien's parents endlessly searched for the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses, but found nothing, allowing their conditions to catch up to them. Afterwards, Gabriel forbid the use of the Peacock Miraculous and hid it away. Desperate to fix his mistake, he began using the Butterfly Miraculous for evil to obtain the absolute power by trying to steal the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses.

    Under the state of emergency, Master Fu gave the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses to Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Adrien Agreste in an effort to stop him. Over time, the two of them did a great job protecting Paris on their own and eventually gained allies, creating the French Miraculous superhero team. However, thanks to Chloé's betrayal, Ladybug and Cat Noir (with the exception of Bunnyx) returned back to a duo and Ladybug as the new guardian.

    Through their adventures, they began to discover other Miraculouses and jewels related to them, such as the Prodigious in Shanghai, China, the duo had discovered that Hawk Moth had desired its ancient powers in his continuing quest for obtaining the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses. Along the way, Ladybug and Cat Noir meet the guardian of the Sacred Cave, Fei, despite them keeping the Prodigious out of Hawk Moth's hands. The mastermind akumatized the jewel's guardian Mei Shi into YanLuoShi sending him into a rampage eradicating Cat Noir and Hawk Moth in the process. With Ladybug helping Fei understand the true meaning of the dragon, they manage to calm Mei Shi and Fei was worthy of being the next Renren and the duo's first out of the country ally.

    While in New York, they find the Eagle Miraculous by allying themselves with the American Heroes, Ladybug and Cat Noir were able to stop Hawk Moth and Miraclonizer from misusing it, which gave rise to a new hero, Eagle, who had previously been Sparrow. Like Gilbert and Washington, Ladybug and Cat Noir allowed Sparrow to keep it as a sign of friendship and trust. Shortly after, Eagle and Uncanny Valley were approached by a guardian who demanded the Eagle talon back, but was seemingly convinced by Eagle instead to stay and raise a new generation of heroes in North America.

    As the fight continues, Ladybug and Cat Noir notice that Hawk Moth is using the repaired Peacock Miraculous under the alias Shadow Moth to attack the city and them with sentimonsters and becoming more deceptive than ever. Understanding the severity of his attacks and knowing that this isn't a time for rules, the French Duo continue to receive help from their old and new allies.

    Through betrayal and trickery, Hawk Moth manages to gain all of the other jewels except the Ladybug, Cat and Peacock Miraculouses, making most of the French Miraculous superhero team inactive, except for Ladybug and Cat Noir, returning them to a duo once more.

    However, thanks to their enemy's greed, the duo called on Bunnyx and with her help they were able retrieve the Rabbit's Watch but still had a long way to go. Soon, they are against Monarch by changing the stolen Miraculouses into rings he could transfer the jewel's powers to others without the need to give the Miraculouses away.

    Before that Monarch in "Destruction", still hyped at having all the Miraculous, he demanded the kwamis to tell him Ladybug's identity, but couldn't due to the magic spell. But anticipating the mastermind's plan, the heroes set up a scavenger hunt all over Paris ending at the Wax Museum, finally capturing him; however, in a desperate bid to escape, Monarch forced Cat Noir to use Cataclysm permanently injuring him and no freed kwamis.

    After their plan failed, the French Duo began losing hope they would defeat Monarch but just as someone loses hope others are seeking it. As the Miraculous world expands again this time, they learn that Miraculouses and wearers exist across the multiverse (thereby learning one of the kwamis kept secrets) when a mysterious Butterfly holder named Betterfly appears seeking their aid, but they realize that he didn't come alone as a mysterious pair of villains named Shadybug and Claw Noir followed him. Seeing how much the dark duo's powers differ from theirs, Ladybug and Cat Noir learn why the kwamis advised their owners to use their jewels carefully (especially minors) because it breaks the security system that protects them but their dark counterparts did so by using their jewels for evil thereby hurting themselves. After the Duo and Betterfly hide in the sewers, they see something that hasn't been done with the Butterfly Miraculous: it being used for good. From him, they learn compared to their world his is a nightmare ruled by an entity named the Supreme and that he controls the Miraculouses under a corrupt system. To which Betterfly used to be apart of until he learned the hard way with great power comes great responsibly and set up the Resistance.

    Up top with help from Alya, the hero trio learned that the dark duo teamed up with Monarch, with the help of Ladyfly and Guardian Angel; they pretend to fall for his scheme so they could deal with their counterparts. By talking with them, Ladybug and Cat Noir discovered how dark their lives would be if they fell into despair and anger, as well as encouraged the dark duo to believe in themselves to seek better lives. So, Shadybug and Claw Noir used it to change their costumes, heal their affliction, were renamed Ladybug and Paw Noir and joined the resistance. However their joy was short lived when Monarch refused to give up since couldn't have his world's Miraculous, he tried to steal them from across the multiverse but was stopped by the heroes. With the other worlds safe; both pairs thank each other for giving something they both needed the hope to keep fighting.

    The duo continued to learn about the restrictions of their jewels such as what's the point of having power and responsibility if you can't enjoy love as Marinette began holding herself up in her room upset because of her failures in love as well as because of her letting Monarch use it against her. Meanwhile Adrien, discovering and finally accepting that Marinette is the one he wants he works up the courage to tell her only to get rejected; refusing to see their owners unhappy Tikki and Plagg released them from their duties giving to the return of Scarabella and rise of Kitty Noire. However, their successors don't last long when Monarch used his alliance rings to hunt them down causing the kwamis to activate their powers to defend themselves, feeling the call of the hero inside of them the duo along with the resistance stand up against Monarch and retrieve the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses allowing Ladybug's and Cat Noir's return.

    Despite Monarch finding at least one user of for almost all the Miraculous superpowers he can grant all except one Second Chance, deeming it too dangerous to grant to his akumatized supervillains, he still couldn't defeat the heroes. In "Intuition", he attempted to make use of Second Chance himself, but found out the hard way that he couldn't make it work due to Ladybug's adaptability and Cat Noir's unpredictability. To make matters worse for Monarch, his repeated usage of Second Chance worsened his Cataclysm induced injury, forcing him to never make use of the Snake Miraculous again.

    In "Emotion", through Ladybug, Adrien and Kagami; Felix was taught the difference between using the Miraculouses power for personal desire as well as hate and using them out of love.

    In "Revolution", Ladybug and Cat Noir make the final transitions to having their adult powers.

    From "Re-creation", during the scuffle, Nooroo and his Miraculous was free but lost again as Gabriel was making his wish he relinquished his remaining Miraculouses to Ladybug and she reforged the jewels to their original forms. Then, they were returned to all of the inactive members making them like herself and Cat Noir full time members along with their newest addition Argos.

14. #14MLB/Miraculous Ladybug Reactionsselective

    Keys: React, Reaction Video, MLB reacts

    Info: The Screening Room is a proposed service that would stream movies to the home the same day it's released in theaters. It was co-founded by {{user}} who also was its CEO. They have been relocated to interstitial space, a house between worlds; they each come from a different one of those infinite worlds. Time in their worlds will not advance while they remain here. They will remain in this house for an extended period. The Screening Room will activate at scheduled intervals during activation; they will view recordings of each world. Attempts to harm other occupants are prohibited. The house will enforce compliance. Communication assistance is now online; when not in scheduled screening, they will reside in the house. The exit will be made available at the end of the cycle. Introduction complete. MLB/Miraculous Ladybug S6 the French Miraculers characters react to entering the Screening Room.

    MLB/Miraculous Ladybug S6 Reactions: It's about the story of Miraculous Cast. Watch the heroes of the cast of Miraculous: Guardians react to the shocking different world of heroes as they witness the struggles of heroes, the depravity of the villains, the unexpected twists and turns, the emotional journey, and what it means to be truly heroes.

15. #15Le Sorbonneselective

    Keys: movie, Bourgeois cinema, residence, Bourgeois family, Le Champo cinema

    Info: Le Sorbonne is a cinema located near the Sorbonne, in the Place de la Sorbonne, in Paris. In Season 6, André Bourgeois purchases the cinema and becomes its owner. He and Zoé move into a residence located on the upper floors of the same building, with the cinema situated on the ground floor. The cinema hosted the world premiere of Thomas Astruc's movie, Les aventures de Ladybug & Chat Noir. It hosted the only screening of Vampire Musical Horrific Show in the world for the golden 50th anniversary of its release. Exterior: The external facade is black, and has three signs, two in red that recall its nature, and another in white that gives it its name. Around its signs there are yellow stars with black interiors, but also several posters of the films being shown, next to or between the signs of the film in the foreground. The entrance consists of a simple double French window that leads directly to the cinema ticket office. Interior: After going to the box office, spectators find themselves inside a large room with predominantly purple walls on which numerous film posters are framed. There is also a counter for drinks and desserts, tables and red armchairs. From this room there is also access to a small internal terrace on which tables have been set up. One of the cinemas itself is rectangular and has red seats with blue sides. It also has two emergency exits, one of which leads to a staircase leading to the roof of the building.

16. #16MLB lore: Miraculous ‘Civil War’ Teamsselective

    Keys: Miraculous Civil War Teams, Team Ladybug (Red), Team Chat Noir (Green)

    Here's what I theorize:

    Ladybug side:

    • Argos, Bunnix, Ryuko: They already know Ladybug secret -Purple Tigress and Pigella: Rose believes in true love and she would understand Ladybug's actions, Juleka would follow Rose because she's afraid of losing her.
    • King Monkey: He's afraid of disappointing Ladybug
    • Miss Hound and Minotaurox: Ladybug gave them confidence when they were giving up. I don't see them giving up on Ladybug

    Cat Noir side:

    • Rena Rouge and Carapace: She already showed she wouldn't be on Ladybug's side and Carapace would follow her.
    • Caprikid and Rooster Bold: They never really interacted that much with Ladybug and they're doing things against Ladybug rules (revealing indentities)
    • Vesperia and Queen Bee: Same with the previous ones, she's doing too much things on her own against Ladybug and Queen Bee would follow her maternal younger half-sister
    • Polymouse: She won't support lie, so she won't support Ladybug
    • Pegasus: Lie represents instability in Max mind, so he will follow Cat Noir

    Viperion won't be in anyone side and he will gather the team

17. #17MLB lore: Netflix live action seriesselective

    Keys: Netflix live action series, cartoon, Netflix, live action, series

    Info: What would Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir characters look like in real life? In this video, we explore what some of the most legendary Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir characters might look like if they existed in the real world.

    From powerful Saiyan warriors to iconic cartoon villains, watch Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir and Miraculous World characters transform from their cartoon design into realistic versions inspired by the original Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir universe.

    Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir is one of the most famous cartoon franchises ever created. With legendary characters like Marinette and unforgettable battles, Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir and Miraculous World have inspired millions of fans across the world.

    This video reimagines Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir characters in real life, showing how cartoon heroes and villains could look if they existed in the real world. From Saiyan warriors to powerful enemies, discover a realistic interpretation of the Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir universe.

    🔥 If you enjoy Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir, Miraculous World, cartoon characters, Marinette, and cartoon characters in real life.

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    🇫🇷 New Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir characters in real life: Marinette Bǎihé Dupain-Cheng= Estelle Chen Adrien Émile Gabriel Donatien Athanase Agreste= Robin Migné Alya Césaire= Manon Bresch Nino Lahiffe= Liam Pierron Wayhem= Leo Howard Chloriné Ursula Bourgeois= Eden Ducourant Luka Couffaine-Stone= Timothée Chalamet Maximus Kanté= Azize Diabaté Abdoulaye Kagami Tsurugi= Aju Makita Lê Chiến Kimberly Ature= Long Vu Zoelle Annora Lee= Mathilde Ollivier Mylène Haprèle= Héloïse Martin Rose Lavillant= Lily Taïeb Juleka Couffaine-Stone= Lola Burbail Sabrina Raincomprix= Victoria Éber Marc Anciel= Esteban Costoso Nathaniel Kurtzberg= Jérémy Gillet Ivan Bruel= Anthony Bajon Alix Kubdel= Lou Roy-Lecollinet Félix Fathom Graham de Vanily= Robin Migné

18. #18MLB lore: French Superheroesselective

    Keys: French, superheroes, friends, groups

    Info: Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir is a CGI superhero cartoon co-produced by Zagtoon Inc., Method Animation, Toei Animation, and SAMG. The show follows Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Ladybug and Adrien Agreste/Cat Noir as they fight akumatized villains in Paris, France.

    Marinette is able to transform into Ladybug with the help of the kwami Tikki, who is connected to the Ladybug Miraculous. Adrien transforms into Cat Noir with the help of the kwami Plagg, who is connected to the Cat Noir Miraculous.

    Marinette is able to transform into Ladybug with the help of the kwami Tikki, who is connected to the Ladybug Miraculous. Adrien transforms into Cat Noir with the help of the kwami Plagg, who is connected to the Cat Noir Miraculous.

    Ladybug's friends at Collège Françoise Dupont also transform into superheroes with the help of the kwamis, including: Alya Césaire/Rena Rouge Nino Lahiffe/Carapace Chloé Bourgeois/Queen Bee Rose Lavillant/Pigella Juleka Couffaine/Purple Tigress Sabrina Raincomprix/Miss Hound Ivan Bruel/Minotaurox Mylène Haprèle/Polymouse Max Kanté/Pegasus Alix Kubdel/Bunnix Lê Chiến Kim/King Monkey Wayhem/Mayhem Skunk Luka Couffaine/Viperion Kagami Tsurugi/Ryuko Marc Anciel/Rooster Bold Nathaniel Kurtzberg/Caprikid Zoé Lee/Vesperia

19. #19MLB lore: Quantic Universeselective

    Keys: Quantic Universe, places

    Info: The main setting of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. In this universe, Marinette Dupain-Cheng becomes Ladybug and Adrien Agreste becomes Cat Noir, with them fighting against Hawk Moth (who later becomes Shadow Moth and Monarch) then Chrysalis, who both want to acquire their two Miraculouses.

    Notable heroes include the French Miraculous superhero team, the United Heroez, and Ladydragon.

    After the events of "Re-creation", this universe had been reconstructed by Gabriel Agreste through the use of the Absolute Power, sacrificing his life to heal his assistant, Nathalie Sancoeur, from her magical illness and joining Emilie Agreste in the afterlife.

    At the beginning of the universe, the first kwami, Tikki, came into existence. After her, other kwamis were formed throughout the early days of the universe whenever new ideas or emotions were born, such as beauty and love. They weren't able to be detected by humanity until a mage created the Miraculouses. Because of the Miraculouses, not only could kwamis can now interact with humans, they could also transform them into super-powered beings.

    To protect the Miraculouses, the Order of the Guardians was formed, watching over and distributing the Miraculouses. Many Miraculous holders existed around the world at different times, including in ancient civilizations, the Middle Ages, and modern periods. Despite existing for many years, sometime in the 19th century, a mistake made by a young member in training named Wang Fu resulted in the Order of the Guardians falling apart, their temple getting destroyed, and the Butterfly Miraculous, Peacock Miraculous, and Miraculous spellbook being lost. Fu escaped, and he kept the Miracle Box with its remaining Miraculouses.

    In the present day, many superheroes exist around the world. Majestia and Knightowl were well-known and popular, even having comic books based on them. An American superhero, Victory, is the President of the USA. All known American superheroes are part of a team of heroes called the United Heroez.

    Meanwhile, in recent years there wasn't any kind of superhero in France. However, Gabriel Agreste found the Butterfly Miraculous and became Hawk Moth. With his superpower, he created other supervillains in order to bring out the Ladybug Miraculous and Cat Miraculous, take them away from their holders, and use them together to wish for a secret desire. Living in Paris at the time, Fu planned to fight back and stop Hawk Moth from making his wish come true, thereby circumventing its horrible consequences. After realizing he couldn't do it alone, Fu gave the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses respectively to Parisian teenagers Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Adrien Agreste.

    As the danger in Paris grew, so did Ladybug and Cat Noir, figuring out the powers of their jewels, growing in allies and not only that they also gained clues to figuring out Hawk Moth's secret dream.

    In the future the French Miraculous superhero team return as adults as Paris is under the threat of a new Hawk Moth.

20. #20Earth-101915selective

    Keys: Earth-101915, Realities, ZAG Heroez, Places, Fictional places, Universe

    Info: On Earth-101915, like the canon ZAG Heroez, many other characters from the comics exist, and have been present in the stories for years. The United Heroez are native to this Universe, and were formed two years prior to the Miraculers; the Ghostforce exists as well. Dozens of other heroes and villains debuted after Ladybug and Cat Noir, making the "Heroic Age" in this Universe filled with much more heroes than on the canon ZAG Heroez. Earth-101915, also known as Universe-101915, is an Earth present in Infinity Crisis. It is also known as the Quantic Universe. It is an original ZAG Heroez-based prime universe where the stories, depicted as being the setting of Miraculous Ladybug, presumably including Ghostforce and Fairy Force as well. Originally, this Earth's city of Paris was introduced as the only location in the multiverse to be unaffected by the dusting before future stories revealed other locations managed to avoid it. Earth-101915: An Earth based on various ZAG Heroez properties. Miraculous Ladybug is mainly canon on Earth-101915 up until season 5, as well as some elements from season 6 onwards.

21. #21Timeline

    Keys: Timeline

    Info: This page covers the sequence of events in the universe of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir in the form of a timeline.

    Most of the episodes of Season 1 have no direct correlation and almost never make references to each other, meaning there is no order needed apart from season premieres and finales. The episodes of Seasons 2 and 3 are mostly self-contained, though some episodes make references to previous episodes, necessitating a more specific order of events. Seasons 4 and 5 follow a serialized style, with almost every episode directly following either the previous episode or an earlier episode. Season 6 returns to a somewhat episodic format similar to Seasons 2 and 3, though it heavily references events from earlier seasons. This timeline organizes episodes based on their production codes, which almost always align with the chronology, unless there is some in-episode reference to the events of a later episode, and what appear to be continuity errors are noted.

    The New Saga Events of Season 6 "Miraculous Tokyo" - first, second and third flashbacks It's Kagami 14th birthday. After Kagami uses a bow and arrow to make the ring not touch the ground, Tomoe lets her go to school. Kagami meets Miki, Kazuno, and a few other people. Kazuno offers to be Kagami's friend forever. Kazuno and Kagami played Stellar Dance at an arcade. Kagami fell in love with Kazuno, but he was already in love with Miki. "Yaksi Gozen" - first flashback Gabriel recruits Tomoe to defeat Ladybug and Cat Noir. "Miraculous Tokyo" - fourth flashback (before "Riposte") Kagami tells Kazuno that her mother is moving her to Paris and runs away in tears. "Mister Agreste" - first flashback (after "Migration") Luka goes to Brazil because he fears that Monarch will akumatize him and reveal the identities of Ladybug and Cat Noir. Adrien confirms that Luka knows his identity as Cat Noir. "Yaksi Gozen" - second flashback (during "The Final Day") Gabriel double-crosses Tomoe Tsurugi before his battle with Bug Noire. Tomoe worries about Kagami and calls Cerise to go to his mansion. "Mister Agreste" - second flashback (after "Miraculous London") Luka goes back to Brazil because he fears that Chrysalis will akumatize him because he still loves Marinette; however, he lies to Marinette, affirming that he's going back to Brazil because he met an amazing girl there. In an erased timeline, he confesses his feelings to Marinette, but because her reaction wasn't the one that he expected, Luka went back in time to try again. "Lady Chaos" - flashback Adrien, as Cat Noir, destroys the Statue of Gabriel Agreste at the Place des Vosges. Miraculous World: Tokyo - Stellar Force Adrien visits New York for a few days. Adrien and Marinette recreate their dance from Chloé's party and the New York party. Kagami alerts Marinette that Tokyo needs Ladybug. Kagami and Marinette travel to Tokyo by taking Tomoe's private jet. Tikki helps Marinette understand and speak the Japanese language by popping herself into her head. Kagami is still in the group chat of a newly-formed superhero team but they forgot to remove her. Marinette finds out that Kagami used to had friends. A Tokyo taxi driver takes Kagami and Marinette to Kagami's grandma place. Marinette meets Nozomi and Shinobu, Kagami's grandmothers. The latter scares Marinette, who freaked out. Moddler tells the Tokyo taxi driver that he's upgrading it. Kagami exposes herself as Ryuko to Tokyo. Miki and Kazuno reveal their identities as Leo and Capricorn to Marinette. Kagami and Kazuno reconcile. The superhero team is now called: Stellar Force. Cat Noir and The United Heroez face off against a hand-like villain. "Vampigami" - flashback TBA "Revelator" - flashback Ladybug and Cat Noir help all their Parisian hero-friends mature psychologically and unlock their adult powers. The Parisian Superhero Team decides that their name will be "The French Miraculers". "Grendiaper" - flashback TBA "Wreckless Driver" - flashback Aglaé comes back to school after Ladybug claimed she had defeated Hawk Moth. Aglaé is locked in the Butterfly Greenhouse by three mean bullies. This leads to Chrysalis making her first public attack, as she akumatizes Aglaé into Lady Butterfly, a butterfly-themed supervillain. "Daddycop" Sabrina is struggling with the loss of Chloé. In spite of everything, she was still Sabrina's only friend. Marinette is planning a special romantic dinner for her 100th kiss with Adrien, including a fireworks display. She is determined for it to happen that evening specifically due to the occurrence of an astrological event said to represent good luck. Marinette is so focused on the romantic evening, she forgets that it's the night of her monthly movie night sleepover with the girls. Sabrina feels like she doesn't have a place in the friend group, so Zoé invites her to the sleepover. Marinette tries to combine the movie night and romantic evening, but Adrien doesn't go for it and insists that she spend the night with the girls. Zoé tries to convince the girls to let Sabrina come to the sleepover, but they're not thrilled with the idea. Marinette, still hopeful that Adrien will change his mind, asks the girls to let him come, but due to a misunderstanding, they think she's talking about Sabrina. Marinette is very disappointed when Sabrina shows up at her house instead of Adrien. The new Butterfly Miraculous holder tries to akumatize Sabrina, but she resists it. Roger is akumatized into Daddycop. Sabrina tries to give back the Dog Miraculous, feeling like her past crimes as Chloé's minion are an inescapable stain on her character, but is reassured by some encouraging words from Ladybug. To represent her decision to change and be better, Miss Hound changes her costume and the camouflaged mode of her Miraculous. Ladybug creates a Magical Charm and gives it to Roger. Sabrina kicks off her the new phase of her life by giving herself a new look. Marinette shares her 100th kiss with Adrien in a casual setting after realizing she doesn't need the stars to align for them to be in love. Zoé is confronted by an old bully from her old school in New York. "Revelator" Vincent Aza has become an influencer who uses lies to spread disinformation and attacks Marinette and Adrien's relationship on social media. Marinette and Adrien decide to have an interview with him, with Tom and Placide tagging along to protect them. Despite their attempt to clear things up, Vincent still manipulates and worsens the narrative. Alya and Marinette plan to expose all the methods that Vincent uses for deceiving viewers. Rena Rouge, using Mirage, disguises herself as a trendy-looking influencer to lure Vincent into their trap by claiming that she wants tips on how to become a famous influencer like him. Successfully, Alya manages to expose Vincent, who loses his followers and respect. Enraged with his exposal, Vincent is akumatized by Chrysalis into Revelator. Ladybug gets hit by Revelator's powers and her secret of knowing that Gabriel Agreste was Monarch is revealed to Rena Rouge. This angers the latter, as she realizes that Marinette has lied to not only Paris, but the entire world. Cat Noir upgrades his powers and learns to use the Miraculous Cat Noir, successfully erasing what Rena Rouge had learned about Gabriel Agreste being Monarch. Alya realizes that Marinette is carrying a big burden and aims to support her, but Trixx does not tell her what it is. "Climatiqueen" Marinette tries to help Adrien find his passion. Aurore Beaureal enters Chloé's social media competition, in which whoever gains the most followers will get whatever they want. In Aurore's case, she wants a signed copy of the book Weather From Space, written by Max's mom, Claudie Kanté. Despite her efforts, mainly by uploading shady posts about Marinette and Adrien's relationship, she fails when time is almost up. She is akumatized by Chrysalis into Climatiqueen, using her powers to become more popular. After being de-akumatized by Ladybug, Cat Noir and Pegasus, she is encouraged to be true to herself and talk about her passions about weather phenomena. Ladybug gives Aurore a Magical Charm. At the end of the episode, Adrien discovers his passion for running through Sublime Varlette. "Sublimation" Marinette has been spying on Adrien and his new running partner, Sublime, a champion Paralympic with multiple admirable qualities. Marinette looks for a chance to be of help to Sublime so they can become friends, but Sublime is very resourceful, so Marinette never gets the chance she's looking for. Sublime has a running demonstration for Bob Roth, in hopes of getting a sponsorship so she can qualify for the next level of her athletic career. Marinette pretends to be an akumatized villain so Sublime will not recognize her and to really sell the act, she transforms into Ladybug. Ladybug's sudden appearance causes Sublime to stumble during her run and break her prosthetic running legs. Sublime's mother, Caroline, is akumatized into Sublimation. Ladybug creates a Magical Charm and gives it to Caroline. Sublime and her family realize that Bob Roth is terrible and decide to find a different sponsor, Tomoe Tsurugi. "Werepapas" Adrien's paternal grandparents from the north come to visit Adrien on the same day that his maternal grandparents come to visit from London. Marinette wishes to be there to support Adrien, but their lunch is family only, so she goes undercover as a member of the house staff. Adrien's maternal grandfather, Emil, wants Adrien to come live with them in London and return the Graham de Vanily Twin rings. He also wants Adrien's other grandparents to sign a contract stating they will never again try to have contact with him. Emil and Adrien's paternal grandfather, Johnny, get into a screaming match over who will have custody of their grandson. This upsets Adrien's maternal grandmother, Milly, who gets akumatized into Ringmaster, traps Adrien in a giant golden trophy, and forces the two men to fight as the werewolf boxing duo Werepapas. Ladybug, at great risk, is forced to break the rings to release the ultrakuma, using then the Miraculous Ladybug to fix them. Peculiarly, the apparent amok contained within the rings does not get released. Ladybug creates a Magical Charm and gives it to Milly. Both sets of grandparents consent to let Adrien remain in Paris with Nathalie, who has been like a mother to him since he lost his parents. "The Dark Castle" Alix's birthday is coming up, but she can't celebrate with her loved ones because she has to guard the Rabbit Miraculous and can't return to the present as long as the evil Butterfly Miraculous holder is still a threat. Alix's friends and family decide to make birthday video for her. Marinette feels that the video isn't good enough and wishes for a better idea. Marinette, as Bunnybug, emerges from the Burrow and gives herself the idea to take possession of the Rabbit Miraculous for the day so Alix can enjoy her birthday with everyone. A few little things start to go wrong with the party, so Bunnybug tries to go back in time to fix them, but it sets off a chain of events that destroy the world. Bunnybug decides to set things back to the original timeline. Armand D'Argencourt has been petitioning to remove the glass pyramid in front of the Louvre on the grounds that it defiles the buildings history. As a result of his petition being ignored, he is akumatized by Chrysalis into The Dark Castle. Bunnybug brings in her future self from later that same evening to watch over the Rabbit Miraculous while she takes care of the villain. After defeating Dark Castle, Ladybug returns to the Burrow and sends her future self back to bed. Alix returns to the Burrow, but Ladybug isn't sure she wants to burden Alix with the immense responsibility all over again. Alix assures her that she's ready, willing and able and becomes Bunnyx once more. "Vampigami" TBA "Grendiaper" Fed up with all the injustice being cause in Paris, Zoé accidentally transforms into Fury, a vigilante-themed superheroine with the power of super speed in addition with the power of paralysis. Fury punishes those who do wrong things: She punishes Bob Roth (who insulted his barber) by leaving him at the peak of the Eiffel Tower. She punishes three thugs (who cornered a pizza delivery guy) by forcing them to watch a musical at the cinema. She punishes Raymond, Loïc, and Nelson (who were illegally driving a boat) by taking them to a roller coaster. She punishes a tram driver (who ignored Max’s plea to drop him off) by leaving him in an animal exhibit. Sam was publicly humiliated by Fury, which leads to his akumatization into Grendiaper, a diaper-themed supervillain. "The Ruler" Nathaniel and Marc start to develop a love story comic book called "Sun-Heart & Rain-Piercer" and show it to their respective parents. However, despite Marc's parents' approval of the comics and his relationship with Nathaniel, the former's parents do not show interest, with his father partially approving, and his mother completely disapproving. Marinette develops a cold and is ashamed of Adrien thinking she is disgusting. She then tries to hide it at school, but her nose blow is so heavy that everyone surrounding her gets jumpscared. Shirel suspects Nathaniel and Marc's story, but the former reassures her that it is only homework. She eventually discovers the script, shreds it in front of her son, and forbids him from seeing Marc ever again. Nathaniel cries and rushes off to school, where he transforms into Caprikid and uses Genesis to create a shredder, destroying the prints of the comic. The next day, Marinette stands up to Shirel about Marc's story being a masterpiece, but she does not care and forces Nathaniel to leave school. Enraged with her son's disobedience, she gets akumatized by Chrysalis into The Ruler, and hits Cat Noir with her brainwashing powers. After Ladybug also gets hit, Caprikid manages to get hold of the akumatized object and hits the villain, commanding her to give up her ultrakuma. Ladybug creates a Magical Charm and gives it to Shirel. After her deakumatization, Shirel apologizes to Nathaniel and starts to support his drawings and his relationship with Marc. Marinette realizes that Adrien will still love her, even if she has a runny nose, and they laugh together. Chrysalis is aware that Nathaniel has a secret side. After all the damage, Marc assures to Nathaniel that he must not put himself in danger to prove their love, as they don't have superpowers. However, Nathaniel decides to take off the masks, and reveals himself as Caprikid to Marc. Marc, in turn, reveals his identity as Rooster Bold to Nathaniel, making them both learn of each other's superhero alter-egos. "Sleeping Syren" The girls try to come up with a plan to help Ondine get her first kiss from Kim. Mylène suggests she write him a poem, but he finds it more funny than romantic. Kagami suggests uses a Japanese snack stick, where each person eats one end and they meet in the middle. Kim doesn't get it and eats the whole stick himself. Ray, Loïc, and Nelson conspire to break up Kim and Ondine. Ray offers Kim a new pair of swim flippers if Kim doesn’t talk to girls anymore, but Kim "fails the challenge" and returns the flippers. Loïc tries to command Kim that he and Ondine are broken up, but Kim is too dumb to get it. Nelson tricks Kim into thinking that there are horrible medical consequences for kissing a girl if they are a swimmer and also happen to be taller than you. Ondine finally figures out a way to get Kim to kiss her: Arm wrestling, loser has to do a dare. Ondine wins at arm wrestling, but Kim doesn't want to kiss her because of the lies he was told by Nelson. Ondine, heartbroken and furious, is akumatized by Chrysalis into Sleeping Syren. Kim goes after Ladybug to warn her about the dangers of kissing tall swimmer girls. This causes Ladybug to realize exactly what happened. Kim apologizes to Ondine the next day and they finally share their first kiss. That night, Ray, Loïc and Nelson are discussing their next cruel prank, when they are suddenly jump by a mysterious dark hooded figure. "El Toro De Piedra" Raúl Bruel, formerly known as the villain "El Toro", becomes a part of Mayor Bustier's "New Chances" project and starts working as a security guard in Louvre. Raúl plans a larceny of the Mona Lisa frame and commands Ivan to join in, but the latter refuses, becoming deeply sad and conflicted. Marinette finds a letter from Gabriel Agreste addressed to Adrien when the former was already dying from the Cataclysm mark after the Alliance rings were developed. She opens the letter before Adrien finds it, and is horrified of what Gabriel proposed to him. She shows the letter to Nathalie, who wants to destroy it, but Marinette holds onto it. Kitty Section prepares a performance in the Agreste Mansion yard at sunset, which is dedicated to Mayor Bustier and the other Françoise Dupont teachers. Ivan has an anxiety crisis and heads off to the Louvre, but again refuses to aid his father. Enraged with this, Raúl gets akumatized by Chrysalis into El Toro De Piedra. Luka video calls the band all the way from Brazil to help them perform, but the call keeps disconnecting. Ivan almost renounces his Miraculous after being pressured by his father, but gets encouraged by Ladybug and gives up the renouncement. Juleka finally gets over her shyness and performs an emotional song at the concert. After Raúl is deakumatized, Minotaurox, Ladybug and Cat Noir encourage him not to be a thief and instead be a good father, which he accepts. "Mister Agreste" Marinette is having a hard time dealing with the guilt she feels due to the lie she told the world that Gabriel Agreste was a hero who sacrificed himself to help her stop Monarch. She is stressed out and having nightmares. Adrien and Nathalie, with Marinette accompanying them, go to City Hall to meet with the Mayoress about erecting a new statue of Gabriel Agreste after the old one was damaged. Marinette talks to Nathalie about telling Adrien the truth, but Nathalie insists that they have to stick to their story. Adrien cannot reconcile the idea that his cold and distant father was the same man who sacrificed himself to defeat Monarch and ultimately rejected the proposal of constructing a new statue. Marinette turns into Cosmobug and flies to Brazil to meet Luka. She borrows the Snake Miraculous from him and confesses everything about Gabriel. Luka asks to borrow her Miraculous, insisting that he can help, but Marinette used the Snake's power to turn back time and take back everything she said. After hearing that the new statue was rejected, the statue builder, Théo Barbot, a Gabriel Agreste super fan, believes Adrien an unworthy son for not wanting to display his father's glory, and is in turn akumatized by Chrysalis into Mister Agreste. Adrien uses Ladybug's Lucky Charm, a megaphone, to say all the things he's always wanted to say to his father, and the revelation that his idol wasn't as great as he believed caused the villain to fall apart. "The Illustrhater" Marinette and Alya stay up all night trying to compare notes regarding the new Butterfly Miraculous holder, but they know literally nothing about this unknown person, not even their gender. Marinette and Alya go on a double date with Adrien and Nino. Their tram gets caught on a crumbling bridge, so Alya and Nino transform into Rena Rouge and Carapace. Alya and Nino decide to go their separate ways from Marinette and Adrien. This gives them a chance to interview the previously akumatized victims of the new Butterfly holder in hopes of gleaning some helpful information about their identity. It also gives Marinette and Adrien a chance to be alone together, which Alya believes Marinette is in desperate need of. Marinette tries to be the perfect girlfriend by imitating various other random couples she sees on the streets. Marinette transforms into Ladybug and joins the other heroes on minor errands to avoid potential awkwardness with Adrien. Maya, the young daughter of the owner of the cafe where Marinette and Adrien stop to eat, wants to show people her drawings, but no one will give her the time of day. As a result, she is akumatized into Illustrhater. During the fight, the heroes try to question Illustrhater about her new friend who gave her those superpowers, but the heroes were unable to gain any information about the new Butterfly Miraculous holder, except that they are doing everything they can to keep their identity a total secret. Ladybug creates a Magical Charm and gives it to Maya. Marinette officially makes Alya her deputy guardian and entrusts her to carry on the duties of the guardian if anything happens to her. She also has Tikki make a new Ladybug Kwagatama for Alya so she can access Marinette's memories. "Wreckless Driver" The Miraculers stop a runaway train, but Aglaé is scared of Ladybug. The next day at school, Aglaé confesses that she has a crippling fear of bugs since she was akumatized. At first, it was just butterflies, but it eventually spiraled into all bugs, and even things that are bug themed. Her friends recommend she see Dr. Psiquat, a therapist who has help many of them in the past. Aglaé through a fit when she found out how long it might take for her to be cured of her fear. Dr. Psiquat is akumatized by Chrysalis into Wreckless Driver. Ladybug creates a Magical Charm and gives it to Dr. Psiquat. Aglaé takes a healthy first step to getting over her fear with her friends by her side. Adrien goes to Dr. Psiquat to talk about his father. "Yaksi Gozen" Marinette has a special surprise for Adrien, who wants to return the favor, but it doesn't go great. Kagami and her mother get into a heated argument. Tomoe is visited by Cerise Bianca, who transformed into Chrysalis and offers Tomoe a solution to her problem with her daughter. Cerise's plan is to akumatize Tomoe into Yaksi Gozen, capture Félix so Chrysalis can ambush him and take his ring, then control him as a spy and give Tomoe control over Kagami's boyfriend. After replacing Félix's ring with a fake, Tomoe would pretend to reject the Ultrakuma transform back, and have a heart to heart with Kagami. The heroes would be none the wiser. Tomoe agrees to the plan. Félix and Kagami go to Marinette; they want her to keep their rings inside her yo-yo, that way they will only exist in a state of pure quantum probability and be safe. As Marinette is about to take the rings, Adrien comes over, the rings get lost, and Félix and Kagami end up with each other's rings. With the plan ruined by the swap, Chrysalis cuts her losses and makes her escape. A successor for Gabriel Agreste in the Kingdom is decided upon. "Noe" TBA "A Fairy Good Night" TBA "Heartfixer" TBA "Lady Chaos" TBA Events of Season 7 TBA Events of Season 8 TBA Events of Season 9 TBA Events of Season 10 TBA

22. #22New York City

    Keys: New York City, NYC, New York, City, USA, Places, Real life places, Cities

    Info: New York City, abbreviated as NYC or simply called New York, is the most populous city of New York State in the United States of America. The French-American Friendship Week was held in New York during the events of "Miraculous New York". The United Heroez is a team of American superheroes based in New York City, who protect people from evil.

23. #23MLB loc: Parisselective

    Keys: Paris, places

    Info: The setting is in Paris is the capital of France and the country's most populous city.

    Paris is the capital and largest city of France, with an estimated city population of 2,048,472 in an area of 105.4 km2 (40.7 sq mi), and a metropolitan population of 13,171,056 as of January 2025. Located on the river Seine in the centre of the Île-de-France region, it is the largest metropolitan area and fourth-most populous city in the European Union (EU). Nicknamed the City of Light, partly because of its role in the Age of Enlightenment, Paris has been one of the world's major centres of finance, diplomacy, commerce, culture, fashion, and gastronomy since the 17th century.

    Administratively, Paris is divided into twenty arrondissements (districts), each having their own cultural identity. Haussmann's renovation of Paris, which created new boulevards, parks, and public works, gave birth to a modern city known as the "capital of the 19th century". Paris is a major railway, motorway, and air-transport hub; in 2024 Charles de Gaulle Airport was the EU's busiest airport. Paris has one of the most sustainable transportation systems and is one of only two cities in the world that has received the Sustainable Transport Award twice. Its Art Nouveau-decorated Métro has become a symbol of the city. Paris is known for its museums and architectural landmarks: the Musée d'Orsay, Musée Marmottan Monet, and Musée de l'Orangerie are noted for their collections of French Impressionist art, while the Musée National d'Art Moderne, Musée Rodin, and Musée Picasso are noted for their collections of modern and contemporary art. Parts of the city along the Seine have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991.

    The President of France and both houses of the French Parliament sit in Paris. Paris is home to several United Nations organisations, including UNESCO, as well as other international organisations such as the OECD, the International Bureau of Weights and Measures (in neighbouring Saint-Cloud), the International Energy Agency, the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, the International Federation for Human Rights, and the Fédération internationale de l'Automobile, along with European bodies such as the European Space Agency, the European Banking Authority, and the European Securities and Markets Authority. The city hosts many sporting events, such as the French Open, and is the home of the association football club Paris Saint-Germain and the rugby union club Stade Français. Paris has also hosted the Summer Olympics three times.

    Follow the adventures of the two heroes on a thrilling adventure through the City of Light. Their quest is to foil the plans of the sinister Hawk Moth, who is trying to make all the city's monuments disappear, offering an educational insight into the heart of the French capital.

    The special begins with a narrator welcoming the flight passengers to Paris, introducing them to a presentation by Ladybug, Cat Noir, and Air France that will take them across the city.

    The next scene opens to Nadja Chamack in the TVi Studio, who tells the passengers that they will be given tours and anecdotes about Paris' monuments, with Ladybug and Cat Noir as the guides. However, the superhero duo are absent from the program. The studio worries that they've been stood up, but Nadja assures the audience that they won't be long. Meanwhile, the heroes' respective true identities, Marinette and Adrien, are in their bedrooms, ogling at photos of their respective crushes, Adrien and Ladybug, on their phones. They suddenly receive notifications reminding them of appearing on Nadja's set. Realizing they forgot and are running late, they quickly transform into Ladybug and Cat Noir, and head to the studio to take their seats, with Ladybug arriving a little later than Cat Noir. Unbeknowst to them, Hawk Moth mischieviously watches the program from his lair, prepared to turn the trip into a nightmare.

    Vincent Aza enters the TVi building, asking if he can pictures of Ladybug and Cat Noir, only to be kicked out by Penny Rolling, as no unauthorized photos are allowed. Finding his first victim, Hawk Moth re-akumatizes Vincent into Pixelator, demanding him to take pictures of Paris' monuments to make them disappear. As the program continues, Nadja states that Ladybug and Cat Noir are on their way to the Arc de Triomphe; the heroes arrive to the monument much to the Parisians' excitement. The heroes reveal the Arc's history - it used to be named the Place de l'Étoile, "étoile" meaning "star" in French, and this was due to the twelve avenues radiating from its huge traffic circle. The Arc stands at the end of the Champs-Élysées, where the beginning of the festivities for Bastille Day occur every year, on July 14. Unfortunately, Pixelator arrives on the scene to make the Arc disappear, trapping many citizens and Cat Noir. Ladybug summons her Lucky Charm, and receives a powder compact. Just as Pixelator fires his eye beam at the Arc de Triomphe, Ladybug launches the powder compact's mirror in front of the ray, causing said ray to bounce back at Pixelator, zapping him and leaving the akumatized object, his visor, behind. Ladybug destroys the visor, causing the akuma to fly out, captures and purifies the akuma, and throws the powder compact into the air, bringing back all the people who were hit by the Pixelator's rays, including Cat Noir and a de-akumatized Vincent. As the tour continues, Hawk Moth vows that he'll akumatize more people.

    Ladybug and Cat Noir arrive at the Louvre Pyramid, located in the Cour Napoléon. Cat Noir mentions that in the Louvre, visitors get to admire the famous Mona Lisa painting. Alim Kubdel arrives, explaining that the museum hosts over 400,000 works ranging from Napoléon's coronation, Liberty leading the people, Medusa's wrath, and sculptures like the Venus de Milo, and exhibitions like Egypt's pharoahs. Alim's son, Jalil, is fascinated by Tutankhamun's scepter, but Alim warns him yet again not to touch anything, saddening Jalil. Hawk Moth re-akumatizes him into the Pharoah, who uses the power of Anubis to transform several Parisians into mummies. Ladybug and Cat Noir quickly take care of the situation; they trap the Pharoah's mummy army in a public bus and destroy the Pharoah's akumatized object, his pendant. Ladybug yet again de-evilizes the Pharoah and the akuma, and uses Miraculous Ladybug to convert all the mummies back to people.

    The heroes then arrive at the Place des Vosges, where the mayor, André Bourgeois, is struggling planting trees. Hawk Moth re-akumatizes him into Malediktator, who believes there are too many trees in the city, and plants a building right in the middle of the park. Ladybug and Cat Noir beat up Malediktator, breaking his akumatized object, his sash, in the process. Ladybug yet again turns everything back to normal. André explains that Paris cherises its green spaces, and aims to keep the city clean and green. Cat Noir believes strong preperation gardens are so romantic, and daydreams about having a romantic outing with Ladybug in one.

    The heroes arrive at the final location: the Eiffel Tower. As they witness many citizens climbing up its long stairs, they tell the passenger that the tower has 1,665 steps before reaching the top, which is why Gustave Eiffel desigined the tower so it would have an elevator from the very start. The tower is over 900 feet high, and rumor has it that whenever there's hot temperatures, it expands by a few millimeters. No matter how anyone reaches the top, a view of the Jardins du Trocadéro, "a skater's paradise", awaits. Suddenly, the tour is interrupted by breaking news: Nadja reports that a protest is occuring outside Bertrand King's company, as people are criticizing the excessive waste he produces with his plastic-made products; an unconvinced Bertrand is severely irritated by this. Hawk Moth takes advantage of his negative emotions and re-akumatizes him into King of Plastic, who turns the Eiffel Tower into plastic, causing it to dance in a strange way. Cat Noir attacks King of Plastic, distracting the villain long enough for Ladybug to trip him and destroy his akumatized object, his lance, all with her yo-yo. Ladybug yet again turns everything back to normal.

    Disgruntled that all his akumatized villains from across the day failed him, Hawk Moth decides to take matters into his own hands. He de-transforms into Gabriel and re-akumatizes himself into the Collector. The program concludes; Nadja, Ladybug, and Cat Noir say their goodbyes and await to see the flight passenger in Paris to admire the city's wonders with them. Out of the blue however, the Collector traps several of Paris' monuments as drawings in his notebook, including the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Pyramid, the Notre-Dame, the Sacré-Cœur, the Palais Garnier, and the Arc de Triomphe. Ladybug and Cat Noir attempt to battle the Collector, but the villain makes a quick escape. The heroes chase him by riding on top of one of the public buses, commenting that Paris' public transportation works very well. The Collector hides in the Agreste mansion, but Ladybug and Cat Noir arrive, fight him, and destroy his akumatized object, his notebook. Ladybug yet again converts everything back to normal, restoring all the monuments.

    As the Parisians congratulate the heroes, Ladybug mentions it would be a shame to visit Paris without seeing any of the monuments. Cat Noir tells the flight passenger that if they would like to see them, they should not hesitate to go on a flight with Air France. Night falls, and Ladybug and Cat Noir watch the litten up Eiffel Tower from a nearby rooftop, commenting that "Paris will always be Paris", and pound it.

    Geography: Paris, France is the primary location seen in the universe so far. Ladybug, Cat Noir and Pegasus defeated Startrain and captured her akuma in the Big Ben Clock Tower in London. Other countries have been mentioned or referenced, including China, Egypt, Greece, Italy, the Patagonia region (in Argentina and Chile), the United Kingdom and its capital London, and Japan. The Miraculous World TV movies take place in different locations throughout the world, including New York City, Shanghai, London, Dakar, Rio de Janeiro, and Tokyo. Achu, the kingdom where Prince Ali and his chaperone live, is a fictional country that exists in the universe. However, it is unknown where in the world Achu is.

24. #24Manhattan

    Keys: Manhattan, Places, Real life places, Borough, New York City, New York, USA

    Info: Manhattan is the main setting of Ghostforce. It is the most densely populated borough in New York City, the most popular city of New York State in the United States of America. Manhattan is a borough of New York City. It is the historical, economic, cultural and touristic heart of the city. Manhattan is famous worldwide for its skyscrapers and its emblematic places. Located largely on an island bounded by the Hudson to the west, the Harlem River to the north, the East River to the east and the New York Bay to the south, Manhattan is a municipality with an area of ​​56.98 km2. The borough is the iconic area of ​​New York City. In addition to the skyscrapers that testify to the economic and financial power of the city, Manhattan is rich in historical and cultural places of international importance. All this makes Manhattan one of the main destinations and tourist destinations in the United States. Manhattan is the most densely populated and geographically smallest of the five boroughs of New York City. Coextensive with New York County, Manhattan is the smallest county by area in the U.S. state of New York, and one of the smallest in the United States. Located almost entirely on Manhattan Island near the southern tip of the state, Manhattan is centrally located in the Northeast megalopolis and represents the urban core of the New York metropolitan area. Manhattan serves as New York City's economic and administrative center and has been described as the cultural, financial, media, and entertainment capital of the world. Before European colonization, present-day Manhattan was part of Lenape territory. European settlement began with the establishment of a trading post by Dutch colonists in 1624 on Manhattan Island; the post was named New Amsterdam in 1626. The territory came under English control in 1664 and was renamed New York after King Charles II of England granted the lands to his brother, the Duke of York. New York, based in present-day Lower Manhattan, served as the capital of the United States from 1785 until 1790. The Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor greeted millions of arriving immigrants in the late 19th century and is a world symbol of the United States and its ideals. Manhattan became a borough during the consolidation of New York City in 1898, and houses New York City Hall, the seat of the city's government. Harlem in Upper Manhattan became the center of what is now known as the cultural Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s. The Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village, part of the Stonewall National Monument, is considered the birthplace in 1969 of the modern gay-rights movement, cementing Manhattan's central role in LGBTQ culture. Manhattan was the site of the original World Trade Center, which was destroyed during the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001. Situated on one of the world's largest natural harbors, the borough is bounded by the Hudson, East, and Harlem rivers and includes several small adjacent islands, including Roosevelt, U Thant, and Randalls and Wards Islands. It also includes the small neighborhood of Marble Hill, now on the U.S. mainland. Manhattan Island is divided into three informally bounded components, each cutting across the borough's long axis: Lower Manhattan, Midtown, and Upper Manhattan. Manhattan is one of the most densely populated locations in the world, with a 2020 census population of 1,694,250 living in a land area of 22.66 square miles (58.69 km2), or 72,918 residents per square mile (28,154 residents/km2), and its residential property has the highest sale price per square foot in the United States. Manhattan is home to Wall Street as well as the world's two largest stock exchanges by total market capitalization, the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq. Many multinational media conglomerates are based in Manhattan, as are numerous colleges and universities, such as Columbia University, New York University, Rockefeller University, and the City University of New York. The headquarters of the United Nations is located in the Turtle Bay neighborhood of Midtown Manhattan. Manhattan hosts three of the world's top 10 most-visited tourist attractions: Times Square, Central Park, and Grand Central Terminal. New York Penn Station is the busiest transportation hub in the Western Hemisphere. Chinatown has the highest concentration of Chinese people in the Western Hemisphere. Fifth Avenue has been ranked as the most expensive shopping street in the world, before falling to second in 2024. The borough hosts many prominent bridges, tunnels, and skyscrapers including the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, and One World Trade Center. It is also home to the National Basketball Association's New York Knicks and the National Hockey League's New York Rangers. Manhattan is a borough of New York City. It is the oldest and the most densely populated out of the five. It is mainly located on Manhattan Island, but is also composed of several other islands and a small area of mainland. The Ghostforce is the titular main protagonistic faction of Ghostforce. They are an American team of ghost hunters and superheroes based in Manhattan, New York City. Their mission is to capture every ghosts that is wreaking havoc in the city and protect the citizens from their attacks.

25. #25LGBTQ+ characters

    Keys: LGBTQ+, community, characters, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, heterosexual, aromantic, asexual

    Info: This category is for characters who are part of the LGBTQ+ community. This includes characters who are either gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, or any other non-heterosexual orientation, non-allosexual/alloromantic orientation (e.g., aromantic and asexual), and/or non-cisgender gender identity (e.g., non-binary, agender, and genderfluid).

26. #26Luxus Corp.

    Keys: Luxus Corp.

    Into: Luxus Corp. is a group of companies belonging to Noé Luxus. This conglomerate operates in the luxury goods, film, media, and energy sectors.

    In addition to its own luxury companies, the group's goal is to acquire existing companies and brands to increase its influence. The sectors chosen are diverse and varied, ranging from luxury goods to film, media, and energy, with the aim of creating synergies between them.

    Once a company is acquired, Noé Luxus has complete control over its objectives and brand image, as it did with TVi.

    Secrets: In reality, this is all part of a larger plan to achieve the goals of the Kingdom.

    Trivia: In "Noe", Noé Luxus attempted to purchase Gabriel, aiming to make it the centerpiece of his group. In the same episode, it was revealed that he purchased TVi. This change was the reason for the firing of Nadja, who wanted to report "Le Secret de Ladybug", a defamatory film produced by the group. One of the group's goals was to raise awareness of Noé Luxus among Parisians, with the aim of appointing him mayor of Paris instead of Caline Bustier.

27. #27Marinette Bǎihé Dupain-Cheng

    Keys: Marinette Bǎihé Dupain-Cheng, superhero

    Full Name: Marinette Bǎihé Dupain-Cheng Nicknames: Mari, Nette, Nettie, Sānjiě (third-oldest sister in Mandarin by younger siblings) Bāmèi (eighth younger sister in Mandarin by older siblings) Other Names: Ladybug, Clumsy-girl, Bug, LB, Princess (by Cat Noir), Bugaboo (by Cat Noir), My Lady (by Cat Noir), Little Lady, The Chosen One, Marinetta (by Gina Bianchi), Dupain-Cheng (by Chloé Bourgeois), My Fairy, Minibug (by Bunnyx), Marino (self-styled), She Cat Noir (by Reflekta), Lady Noir, Princess Justice (briefly), Multimouse, Dragon Bug, Cosmo Bug, Pegabug, Pennybug, Lady Lame (by Chloe Bourgeois), Clumsy Young Holder (by Jeanne d'Arc), Poppet (by Jeanne d'Arc), Bug Noire, Foolish Beetle (by Furious Fu/Master Fu), Lady Beetle (by Master Fu), Red Beetle (by Master Fu), Dear Guardian (by Pollen), Unmasker (briefly), The Girl Who Solves All Problems (by Monarch), The Baker Girl (by Chloé Bourgeois), Hurricane Marinette (by Alya Cèsaire in "Daddycop"), Chloé's favorite victim (by Sabrina when talking to Zoé in "Daddycop"), Old Marinette (By herself in "Vampigami"), New Marinette (By herself in "Vampigami"), Adrien's girlfriend (By herself in "Vampigami"), Princess Marinette (by Prem in "Vampigami"), Dear Marinette (by Amélie in "Lady Chaos"), Frenchie (by Miki/Leo in "Miraculous Tokyo"), Red-and-black bug (by Moddler in "Miraculous Tokyo"), Panic (briefly), Lady Gag (by Kim/Dark Humor), Ladyfly, Ladybiquity (Kamikoatized), Ubiquity (Kamikoatized), Ubiquinoire (Kamikoatized), The French Kids (with Cat Noir; by Majestia), Chronobug Chinese name: Yinglan 英兰: Hero orchid Initials: M.B.D.C. Date of Birth: November 22, 2001 Gender: Female Hair: black hair with blue reflections hold back in to pig tails Eyes: bluebell Age: 13 (season 1; first saga) 14 (season 2: Befana episode-season 5; first saga), 15 (season 6; second saga) Status: Alive, quintriplet 1 Nationality: American Race: French-Chinese-Italian Species: Human (as Marinette), Ladybug-based superhuman(as Ladybug) Heights: 135 cm (4'5") Weight: 120 lbs. Birthplace: Paris, France Home: Paris, France Nationality: French (25%), Chinese (50%), Italian (25%) Language(s): French, Chinese, Italian School: Collège Françoise Dupont Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Tutoring: English Tutoring Favorite Classes: Fashion and Baking Class Affiliations: Tom & Sabine Boulangerie Patisserie, Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team (leader), Kitty Section, Order of the Guardians, The Resistance (formerly) Occupation: Student at Nursery School Roquépine (formerly, graduated), Student at Ville De Paris Elementary (formerly, graduated), Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (class representative; graduated), Superhero, Babysitter, Fashion Designer, Graphic Designer, Baker of Tom & Sabine Boulangerie Patisserie, Leader of The Miraculers, Great Guardian of the Miraculous (primarily the Mother Box) Grade: 8 (No specific name; season 1-2; first saga), 9 (freshman; season 2-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Clubs: art, fashion, gaming, designing Personality Traits: Kind, sweet, compassionate, loving, caring, confident, jumpy, sympathetic, loyal, protective, understanding, supportive, sensitive, nice, fair, just, sensible, reasonable, empathetic, generous, charitable, helpful, open-minded, big-hearted, beautiful, clumsy, obsessive (towards Adrien), awkward, friendly, cheerful, creative, charismatic she's a pushover, clever, inventive, romantic, attractive, cunning, sweet, outgoing, joyful, socially awkward, adventurous, explorer, intelligent, talented, pretty, patient, sincere, devoted, aspiring, feminine, innocent, smart, awesome, special, very positive, bright, quirky but lovable, funny, knowledgeable, fragile, young, wise, emotional, trustworthy, faithful, cool, calm, level-headed, determined, strong, confident, good-natured, extraordinary, she's overly dramatic occasionally overly thinking about towards new students or newcomers. As Ladybug: Brave, beautiful, compassionate, mature, loving, sweet, heroic, cautious, intelligent, sensible, serious, strong, courageous at times, quick witted, attractive, protective, caring, stubborn, confident, self-assured, resolute, capable. Likes: Fashion, arts and crafts, reading, family, friends, planning class trips, organizing things, video games, hamsters, music (especially Jagged Stone's and Clara Nightingale's), listening to music when sketching a new design, stargazing, console games, pizza, galettes, trying new powers, writing, Luka Couffaine, her friends and family, helping others, Adrien Agreste, Cat Noir, half sweet and cold bubble tea, electromagnetism Dislikes: Failing, liars, Bob Roth, XY and his music, romantic comedies, being compared to Chloé, Cat Noir/Mister Bug flirting at inconvenient times (formerly), being called Bugaboo (formerly), any girls flirting with Adrien, the idea of going to jail, Cat Noir talking nonsense or doing nonsense during a serious situation (formerly), her clumsiness, horror and thriller movies, ghouls, ghosts, dangers to the citizens of her city, getting tickled, losing the Miraculous, getting lost in the Metro when she was younger, her family/friends being akumatized or in danger, Befana candies, Adrien telling her he's in love with Chloé (her nightmare), being bullied by Lila and Chloé, being forced to kiss, making mistakes, her father intruding on her relationships, Cat Noir (formerly), Tarantulas, Gabriel's pancakes, being separated from Adrien, rejection, Gabriel's objection to her relationship with Adrien, learning to speak Japanese, reciting poems, vampires and bats Talent Abilities and Skills: Sewing, designing clothes, art Alignments: Good Residence: Dupain-Cheng residence, in Paris, France Relatives: Sabine Cheng (mother), Tom Dupain,(father), Gina (paternal grandmother), Roland (paternal grandfather), Mei Cheng (maternal grandmother), Yan Cheng (maternal grandfather), Shu Yin Cheng (maternal aunt), Wang Cheng (maternal great-uncle), Fei Wu (adoptive step-sister), Loafamix the Gaul (paternal ancestor) Love Interested: Adrian Ageste (obsession crush/boyfriend), Cat Noir (formerly), Cat Walker (formerly), Zoé Lee (one-sided crush), Luka Couffaine (ex-boyfriend), Lê Chiến Kim (former crush) Disorder/Illness: Social Anxiety Disorder (S.A.D), Post Trauma Stress Disorder (PTSD), Attention/Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Obsession Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Ladybug Miraculous Secondary or Temporary Miraculous: Cat Miraculous (occasionally), Mouse Miraculous (temporarily), Fox Miraculous (temporarily), Dragon Miraculous (temporarily), Bee Miraculous (temporarily), Horse Miraculous (occasionally), Rabbit Miraculous (temporarily), Butterfly Miraculous/Re-Verse (temporarily), Snake Miraculous (temporarily) Kept Miraculous: Fox Miraculous, Bee Miraculous, Turtle Miraculous, Mouse Miraculous, Ox Miraculous, Tiger Miraculous, Rabbit Miraculous, Dragon Miraculous, Snake Miraculous, Horse Miraculous, Goat Miraculous, Monkey Miraculous, Rooster Miraculous, Dog Miraculous, Pig Miraculous (all formerly), Cat Miraculous (occasionally), Eagle Miraculous (temporarily), Butterfly Miraculous/Re-Verse (temporarily) Power Source: Tikki, Plagg (occasionally), Mullo (temporarily), Trixx (temporarily), Longg (temporarily), Pollen (temporarily), Kaalki (occasionally), Fluff (temporarily), Nooroo (temporarily), Sass (temporarily) Superhero identity: Ladybug (mainly), Lady Noire, Pegabug (both occasionally), Multimouse, Multifox, Multinoire, Multibug, Dragon Bug, Lady Bee, Pennybug, Ladyfly, Bug Noire, Chronobug (all temporarily; Chronobug retired), Viperbug, Bunnybug, Bunnynette Akumatized identity: Princess Justice, Unmasker, Panic (all temporarily; akumatization interrupted), Soapinator (claimed by her), Heartfixer (temporarily) Kamikotized identity: Ladybiquity (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Fashion design, Sewing, Graphic design, Gaming, Baking, Dancing, Fencing, Levitation (briefly), Ladybug/Multibug/Dragon Bug/Lady Bee/Pegabug/Pennybug/Ladyfly/Ladybiquity/Bug Noire/Chronobug's Lucky Charm, Miraculous Ladybug (superpower), De-evilization, Magical Charms and Miraculous Team Call, Lady Noire/Multinoire/Bug Noire's Cataclysm and Night Vision (occasionally), Multimouse/Multifox/Multinoire/Multibug's Multitude (temporarily), Multifox's/Renardette's Mirage (temporarily), Dragon Bug's Elemental Dragons (temporarily), Lady Bee's Venom (temporarily), Pegabug/Pennybug's Voyage (occasionally), Ladyfly's Kamikotization (temporarily), Ladybiquity's Multiversal Travel (temporarily), Pennybug's Burrow (temporarily), Viperbug's Second Chance (temporarily), Bunnybug's Burrow (temporarily), Bunnynette's Burrow (temporarily) Weapons: Ladybug/Multibug/Dragon Bug/Lady Bee/Pegabug/Pennybug/Ladyfly/Ladybiquity/Bug Noire/Chronobug's yo-yo, Lady Noire/Bug Noire's staff (occasionally), Multimouse/Multifox/Multinoire/Multibug's skip rope (temporarily), Multifox's/Renardette's flute (temporarily), Dragon Bug's sword (temporarily), Lady Bee's spinning top (temporarily), Pegabug/Pennybug's horseshoe (occasionally), Ladyfly's cane (temporarily), Viperbug's Lyre (temporarily), Bunnybug's umbrella (temporarily), Bunnynette's umbrella (temporarily), Heartfixer's purse Voiced by: Cristina Vee (English) Portrayed by: Estelle Chen (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Marinette Bǎihé Dupain-Cheng is one of the two titular main protagonists (alongside Adrien Agreste) of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir and Miraculous World. She is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont in Paris, France, and a budding fashion designer who wants to have her own brand one day. She is currently in a relationship with Adrien Agreste. With the Ladybug Miraculous, when inhabited by Tikki, Marinette transforms into the superheroine Ladybug, who gains the power of Creation. She is tasked with keeping Paris safe from akumatized villains and many other threats. She is also the leader of the French Miraculous superhero team. In "Syren", after Wang Fu translated the Grimoire in order to find a way to give Ladybug and Cat Noir the ability to transform into different powered up forms, he was able to make the potion that grants the aqua form. Marinette is able to use it to become Aquabug, which happens to give her a specially modified aqua suit with fins on her feet, granting her the enhanced swimming capabilities, as well as allowing her to breathe and speak underwater. In "Frozer" when the titular akumatized supervillain froze over Paris to turn the city into his domain, Marinette used Wang Fu's Magicaroons to transform into Lady Ice, which gives her a specially modified ice suit with skates on her feet, granting her enhanced skating capabilities as well as allowing her to stand subzero temperatures. In "Reflekdoll", Marinette temporarily obtained the Cat Miraculous, which, when inhabited by Plagg, was able to transform her into the black cat-themed superheroine named Lady Noire, thus granting her the power of Destruction. In "Kwamibuster", after Tikki was captured by the titular akumatized supervillain, Marinette wore multiple Miraculouses, but only activated the Mouse Miraculous in order to become Multimouse, a mouse-themed superhero with the power of Multiplication. In the same episode, Multimouse's various copies were able to transform when the Mouse Miraculous was combined with the Ladybug, Cat, and Fox Miraculous in order to become Multibug, Multinoire, and Multifox respectively. In "Feast", after successfully defeating the titular sentimonster that was controlled by both Hawk Moth and Mayura, Wang Fu began to train Marinette in order to pass off his title as "Master" onto her, and appoint her as the new Guardian of the Miraculouses. In "Ladybug", after being expelled from school due to being falsely framed by Lila Rossi, she was almost akumatized by Scarlet Moth into Princess Justice. However, her akumatization was interrupted, partially because of Catalyst's illness from the damaged Peacock Miraculous, thus leaving it half-completed. In "Miracle Queen", after the titular akumatized supervillain brainwashed the temporary Miraculous holders to be her slaves, Marinette unified the Dragon Miraculous with the Ladybug Miraculous, becoming Dragon Bug. Since then, Marinette officially became the new Guardian of the Miraculouses after Master Fu relinquished his role as Guardian. In "Miraculous World: New York - United Heroez", after Xavier Ramier was re-akumatized into Mr. Pigeon for the 51st time, Ladybug became Cosmobug to stop Mr. Pigeon from taking over the moon for him and his pigeons. Cosmobug has the power to travel long distances swiftly via flight, including in space. In "Gang of Secrets", after defeating the titular akumatized supervillain group with help from Rena Rouge, who rejected her akumatization into Lady Wifi, Marinette was finally able to confide in her friends and apologize for not telling them what was wrong with her. However, when Alya knew that there was something more to Marinette's story, she stayed behind, learning through Marinette's confession that she's Ladybug. In "Mr. Pigeon 72", after defeating Mr. Pigeon for the 72nd time with the help from Plagg and Rena Rouge, the latter helped Ladybug expand the limits of her power, thus gaining a new costume and the ability to create Magical Charms that are able to protect people from reakumatizations. In "Optigami", in order to immobilize Style Queen, Marinette unified the Bee Miraculous with the Ladybug Miraculous in order to become Lady Bee. It is also revealed that Alya is Marinette's heir presumptive to becoming the next guardian of the Miracle Box. In "Sentibubbler", in order to free herself from the bubble that the titular sentimonster put her in and to take the amokized coffee cup Shadow Moth is using to control Sentibubbler, Marinette unified the Horse Miraculous with the Ladybug Miraculous to become Pegabug. In "Strikeback", after mistakenly believing Félix to be Adrien, Marinette unified the Ladybug, Horse, and Rabbit Miraculouses, becoming Pennybug, to reach him in the train and travel in time to figure out Risk's akumatized item. However, the mistake of giving a Miraculous to Félix resulted in him betraying her, stealing her yo-yo and giving it to his uncle, Gabriel Agreste, for the Peacock Miraculous, causing him to obtain all the Miraculous in the Chinese Miracle Box, except for Cat Noir's and hers. In "Miraculous Paris", in order to counter Monarch's trap, Ladybug formulated a plan that involved the creation of two kamikotized heroes, so, after Betterfly kamikotized Alya into Ubiquity, he lent his Miraculous to her, who fused it with her Ladybug Miraculous to become Ladyfly. Later on, when Monarch threatened to invade other universes to get the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses, Ladybug allowed Betterfly to kamikotize her into Ladybiquity, getting similar powers to Ubiquity to stop Monarch from going into other worlds. In "Passion", to avoid Safari's venom bolts, Marinette temporarily used the Cat Miraculous and once again became Lady Noire. In "Reunion", when in need of advice regarding the possibility of having a romantic relationship with Cat Noir, Marinette learned the true purpose of the kwagatama she received from Tikki, being it to come in contact with the memories of the past holders of the Ladybug Miraculous. Using it on a sigil of the Order of the Guardians left on a statue of a past Ladybug Miraculous holder, Marinette came in contact with Jeanne d'Arc, a past holder of the Ladybug Miraculous holder that had a romance with a past Cat Miraculous holder. In "Elation", after Cat Noir didn't return her love for him, fearing he would hurt her feelings as she didn't know who he is, she was nearly akumatized by Monarch into Unmasker. However, her akumatization was interrupted by a kiss from Cat Noir, causing her desire to override her anger and heartbreak and releasing the akuma. In "Derision", when Marinette returned to the spot of her first heartbreak during her first real date with Adrien, it caused her traumatized memories of Chloé's bullying the previous school year to return as well, leading her to have a big panic attack and once again nearly be akumatized by Monarch, now into Panic. However, her akumatization was rejected when she fully understood what happened in her past and made peace with it thereafter. In "Revolution", after seeing all the Parisians willingly stand up and fight injustice with their own hands and refuse to turn their backs on Ladybug and Cat Noir, Marinette evolved her powers, and now, she doesn't de-transform after using her powers, and is able to cast as many Lucky Charms as she pleases without the need to recharge. After Adrien finally told Marinette he had to leave Paris, despite being devastated over it, she refused to break her promise to him and raced to the airport, where both finally shared their first kiss before being forcibly separated and watching his plane take off. When Chloé called her to taunt her about it, Marinette slapped some hard truths on her about being powerless now, making the former cry after the latter hung up on her. In "Representation", when following Félix, believing him to be Adrien, to the school's art room, she discovered through Félix and Kagami's play the backstories of the Graham de Vanily, Fathom, and Agreste families and that Adrien and his cousin Félix are sentimonsters. In "Conformation", Ladybug went to the Agreste mansion to talk to Nathalie, but encountered Monarch. She then finally discovered that Gabriel Agreste was Monarch, came face to face in battle with him, and unified the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses to become Bug Noire. In "Re-creation", she finally defeated Monarch, but was later paralyzed by him when she de-transformed to persuade him to give up, and he took the two Miraculouses. He later used them to summon Gimmi and make his wish, sacrificing himself in order to be reunited with his wife and heal his assistant, Nathalie. She later recovered all of the Miraculouses, restored them to their previous forms, and permanently gave them to her allies, ensuring that a supervillain won't steal them all again. However, not wanting to hurt Adrien with the terrible truth, she tells him and the whole world a half truth by stating that Gabriel sacrificed himself as hero to stop Monarch only opting to tell the rest until the Butterfly Miraculous is recovered. Moreover, Marinette was unable to find it as unbeknownst to her, Cerise Bianca somehow managed to get her hands on it and plans to use it for revenge. In "Miraculous London", after transforming again into Bug Noire upon thinking Nathalie was still on Monarch's side, she eventually used Cataclysm to destroy the Kwami cage as well as the The Crypt to make sure Adrien won't find out the truth about the fate of his parents, and then flew to London as Cosmo Bug Noire to free him and Kagami and gave the false statement about Gabriel and Monarch. Later, Bunnyx recruited her to help stop an undesired wish from being granted and change the timeline, Marinette used the Ladybug Miraculous from the past (the only time she had renounced her Miraculous and it had no holder) to become Chronobug, a different version of her usual Ladybug identity in order to allow Alix to differ her from any of Ladybug's past versions. After several attempts to stop Timestalker, she finally saved the universe when Timestalker gave up. In "Sleeping Syren", after Ryuko was caught by the villain's soldiers and dropped her Miraculous, Marinette temporarily used the Dragon Miraculous and once again became Dragon Bug. While using the Aqua power-up at the same time, she also becomes Aqua Dragon Bug. In "Mister Agreste", after feeling herself be consumed by the burden of the secret of Gabriel being Monarch, Ladybug ventured to Brazil to borrow the Snake Miraculous from Luka and unify it with her Ladybug Miraculous, becoming Viperbug, in order to tell Luka the truth and ask him for advice. In "The Dark Castle", in order to allow Alix to enjoy her birthday with her family and friends, Marinette decided to temporarily take hold of the Rabbit Miraculous in order to watch over the timeline and keep it and the Miraculous safe, unifying it with her Ladybug Miraculous, becoming Bunnybug. Later on in the episode, in order to go face the titular villain without leaving the Burrow unattended, she summoned her future self (from later that day) and gave her the Rabbit Miraculous, using it to become Bunnynette, a rabbit-themed superhero with the power of Evolution. In "Heartfixer", after the Couplewreckers tricked Adrien into believing that Marinette was cheating on him with Nino, Adrien broke up with her. Falling into despair, Marinette was akumatized by Chrysalis into Heartfixer, a supervillain who wanted to mend Adrien's broken heart and win back his love. Adrien discovered the truth and reassured Marinette of his love for her, bringing her to her senses and giving her the power to reject the akuma before she could do any more damage. In "The Chained Titans", after a friendly dispute about potential future hamster names between Adrien and Marinette, Nino believes that Adrien and Marinette's relationship will be further strengthened if they become temporary superheroes together. As Alya's stand-in, Marinette temporarily used the Fox Miraculous, becoming Renardette.

    Physical appearance and attire: Marinette is a charming teenage girl with a slim body. She stands at average height, and is noted to be a quarter French and a quarter Italian (both by her father's side) and half Chinese (by her mother's side). She has a fair skin tone followed by shoulder-length black hair with blue reflections that are always seen tied back in pigtails, which have a thin strand stick out above on either side. According to the "Miraculous Secrets card game", Marinette "wears her 2 pigtails in memory of a very good friend from school who is sadly no longer at her school" and "Derision" confirms that this "very good friend" is Socqueline Wang. Marinette also has light pink lips, bright bluebell eyes, and light freckles on both sides and the bridge of her nose. Her bangs are swept to the left, and her thin forelocks frame her face. She has light scarlet lipstick. In "Cat Blanc", "Heart Hunter", "Determination" and "Derision", when Marinette has her hair down, the full length of her hair reaches down to her shoulders. In "Reflekta" (pictured), "Animaestro", "Kwamibuster", "Derision", "Emotion", "Revolution","Representation", and "Werepapas", Marinette has her hair in a bun. In the first five seasons, Marinette wore a very dark gray blazer with rolled-up sleeves; the inside of the blazer was lined in white with light fuchsia polka dots, and it had black trimming. Underneath, she wore a white t-shirt with black stitching and a flower-shaped design below the collar at the right. The design itself had pink flowers and black leaves. She wore pink rolled-up loose jeans with a circular button on the middle of the waistline, that had matching insides like her blazer and light pink ballet flats with reddish brown soles, and said flats had thin black edges at the top and bottom, with a small black knotted ribbon on the toe. She also sports black circular earrings with silver lining that serve as her Miraculous when Tikki inhabits them. She often wore a light pink purse over her right shoulder. The purse had white polka-dots and a golden clasp. The inside was red, and on one side, there was a light pink, white, and black flowery design, with an 'M' initial inside of a circle. Connected to both sides of her purse was a black cord strap. She also wore her Kwagatama necklace under her t-shirt. She held her pigtails with red hair ties. In a flashback in "Derision", Marinette wore light blue jeans instead of her current pink one. The change is because Chloé Bourgeois made her favorite blue jeans covered in green paint as part of a prank in the school year prior to the show's events. From Season 6 onwards, her hair appears to be more detailed with more strands. From Season 6 onwards, Marinette's blazer has pink lining on the collar and a matching pink Sakura flower-shaped print adjacent to either side of said collar, with similar floral designs at the top and bottom of them as their black stem accents form an 'M' in the middle, the blazer's insides lined with pink at the rolled up sleeves with pink circular studs on them. Underneath, her shirt has a small black bow formed in the middle with matching frilled trimming at the top. Her jeans are replaced by a pair of shorter ones which are rolled up, but much higher to the thigh with the inside patterns inverted in color, as the insides are light fuchsia with the polka dots white, and the circular button on the center of the jeans' waistline is a pink Sakura flower-shaped one. She now also wears glittery gray tights and her ballet flats are more pink with black soles. Her earrings are also now a glittery dark red. The purse is also a different shade of pink and it has a new flower design, while the cord is dark burgundy. As Ladybug in the first five seasons, Ladybug wore a red superhero jumpsuit covered in black spots and a black collar/turtleneck. According to Marinette in "Marinette's Double Life", her suit was made out of indestructible fabric. When not in use, she kept her yo-yo around her hips with a red string. On her face was a red mask with five black spots that were in a symmetrical design, and the waterlines of her eyes were colored black. Her earrings were red with five black spots in a quincunx pattern, and the bands holding her hair back became red ribbons, resembling a ladybug's antennas or a ladybug flying when she's moving. Modified Suit: As of "Mr. Pigeon 72", when Ladybug used her Lucky Charm, most of her costume remained the same and bore some resemblance to Mister Bug's costume, except she had solid black coloring on her hands, the bottom of her feet, her waist to upper thighs, and armpits where the spots were inverted. Her collar switched from completely black to swan-necked and red with black lining and a small ladybug-shaped zipper connected to the front of her costume similar to Cat Noir's bell. Her pigtails and hair ribbons became longer and gained a pair of blue ribbons, but after using her Miraculous Ladybug, she reverted back to her normal appearance. In Season 6 onwards, Ladybug keeps her modified suit permanently as her normal appearance, but it has minor alterations. Her pigtails no longer have the blue ribbons, but remain long and now have a dark red ombre at the tips. The black sections of her outfit also lose the spots in them, with the armpit sections extending to the front of the shoulders with a single inverted dot in front of them. Said sections also connect to the waist and thigh sections in a wide, wavy, vertical fashion with another inverted dot in the middle adjacent to the torso on either side. Around the hips are thick red linear sections with a circular part at the end on either side with a black dot in the middle. The ends of the black sections at the thighs also curve down more above the knees with an inverted dot in the middle, and her earrings gain some glitter. As Lady Noire, the costume of Lady Noire was very similar to Cat Noir; she wore a dark gray catsuit with fluorescent green accents on her knees, forearms, waist, and neck. She had black gloves on her forearms with claws and a fluorescent green band that went down a bit and a black ball, and her black collar was a little open at the neck and had a fluorescent green band that went down to the poitrine and a black ball in the lower part of the neck. Around the waist, there was a black belt with a fluorescent green band in the middle at the right leg, a black button with a fluorescent green cat paw-shaped symbol to resemble the Cat Miraculous' symbol, and two parts of the band jutting out below with a black ball hanging at the end. Her black boots with upward pointed fluorescent green lining went all the way up to the knee, with a small flowing green band in the heel, and ended with small black triangular platform shoes. She had floor-length black hair that was styled in a single braid, which made it look like a tail (similar to Cat Noir's belt). She also had black cat ears on her head with fluorescent green lining and a black mask. Lady Noire had the same green eyes as Cat Noir, with the green sclera and slitted pupils. Like her yo-yo, Lady Noire kept her staff attached to her hip when not in use. She also wore the ring around her right ring finger like Cat Noir. As Multimouse wore a gray, pink, and black bodysuit. She wore her hair in Oodango-styled twin buns, which resembled mouse ears, held by pink hair bands with part of them sticking out above adjacent to either bun. She also wore her Miraculous, a coin pendant, around her neck. Her mask was gray at the top and pink with a black border at the sides. She wore black gloves that were a little above her elbows and had a thick pink upward pointed horizontal stripe at the end and matching knee-high boots. Around her waist is her skip rope that resembles a mouse's tail. As Multifox essentially looked the same as Multimouse, but all the pink accents on Multimouse became orange, and she had a white section on her chest similar to Rena Rouge as a result of the Fox Miraculous' influence worn around her neck. Her hair bands and skip rope became orange as well. As Multibug essentially looked the same as Multimouse, but her suit gained black spots on the grey part, and all the pink accents on Multimouse became red as a result of the Ladybug Miraculous' influence worn on her ears. Her mask also got five black spots that were in a symmetrical design, and the pink section became red. Her hair bands and skip rope turned red as well. As Multinoire essentially looked the same as Multimouse, but all the pink accents on Multimouse became black as a result of the Cat Miraculous' influence worn on her right ring finger. The pink section of her mask also became black. Her hair bands and skip rope became black as well. As Dragon Bug wore a suit with traits from both Ladybug and Ryuko's design, with the right side being red with black spots lined in yellow with a black line with a yellow scale-like outline wrapping around the leg and the forearm and ending on the foot and the hand, respectively. The left side was black with red spots with a yellow outline, but with the leg and the forearm being red with the same line, but ending on the ankle and wrist, respectively. She had a black swan-necked collar/turtleneck with a yellow edge (where she had the Dragon Miraculous), and on her chest, over a black circular spot with yellow lining, she had the images that represented the three elements she controlled: lightning, air, and water. On the back of her head, she had four red dragon-like horns (two pairs of conjoined horns on each side) with black tips and thick yellow outlining and, on her back, she had a holder for her sword. On her face, she wore a red mask around her eyes with three black spots and black fang-like sections with yellow outlining at the base of the sides. She wore the Dragon Miraculous around her neck with her earrings. In Season 6, Dragon Bug now has elements of Ladybug's Season 6 design. As Lady Bee wore a suit that possessed traits from both the Ladybug and Bee Miraculouses. Most of her suit was red with black spots that had a yellow outline and a black vertical line at the front of her body. The area of the hips, the upper arm, half of the forearm, and the swan-necked collar were black with yellow jagged stripes at the edges and lining. The upper half of her mask was red with black spots with a yellow outline and the lower half was black with a single yellow at either side. She wore her hair back in a ponytail which was curled to resemble a bee's stinger at the ends, tied with a yellow hairband with two matching-colored antennae-like ribbons sticking out from it, and a thick streak of yellow hair curled into the end of her ponytail, along with a thin streak of red. She wore both the yo-yo and the spinning top around the hip when not using them. She wore the Bee Miraculous on her head alongside her earrings. As Pegabug wore a suit that possessed traits from both the Ladybug and Horse Miraculouses. Most of her suit was red with black spots, but the front down to the knees was completely white covered by said spots, with a white horseshoe over her chest. Most of her upper arms and the upper side of her forearms were dark brown, while the rest of her forearm and hands were white with dark brown fingers. Her legs were white with a gradient effect, with black spots and the soles of her feet being dark brown and her mask being red with black symmetrical spots, except for a white middle spot on top. Her hair was tied in a ponytail with a red hairband with two red antennae-like ribbons sticking out on top and the ends of her ponytail were white. Her turtleneck was black with the upper arms colored dark brown. She possessed two pairs of gold wing-like ornaments with white edges with one pair located on each side of her head and the other on each outer ankle. Her horseshoe was located on her back, while her yo-yo was around her waist. As Pennybug wore a suit that possessed traits from the Ladybug, Horse, and Rabbit Miraculouses. Most of her suit was red with black spots, but the front was white covered by black spots, with a white horseshoe over her chest and a white cotton ball attached to the front of her neck on top. her limbs up to the upper arm and thigh were black with white spots, with her having a light blue wing-like ornament with white edges on each outer ankle and big red puffy shoulder pads with black spots that had one big white spot at each end. Her hair was tied in two ponytails, each with a bun on top and a cyan ombré, along with rabbit ear-like ornaments in the shape of a wing with a light blue interior lined in black. Her horseshoe was located on her back, while her yo-yo was around her waist. As Ladyfly wore a suit with traits from the Ladybug and the Butterfly Miraculouses/Re-Verse. The torso, hips and thighs were red with dark magenta spots, and the same went for the face mask, however, those parts also possessed hues of purple shining on them. The thighs had dark magenta around them above the knee and ascending until halfway on the outer side with a red spot. Her shoulders were purple, but possessed a dark magenta cover connected to the costume with V-neck collar (with the Butterfly Miraculous beneath it), with two lines descending from it through the costume around the torso, and then connecting with thicker dark magenta lines originating from the back and ending below the abdomen, having two red spots (one on each side, aligned) at the front, with two thinner lines coming out from it at the back ascending until below the shoulder cover. She wore magenta gloves up until below the shoulders, each with a red spot at the top, and purple knee-high boots with a red spot at the top of each of them. She had her hair tied with pigtails with red ribbons with dark magenta edges at the shape of butterfly wings, each side representing one half set and having one purple spot on each end (both top and under) of the bigger "wings". Her cane, when not in use, was located at her back. As Bug Noire wore a suit with traits from the Ladybug and the Cat Miraculouses, a true fusion of her Ladybug and Lady Noire forms. Most of her suit was red with black spots, but with solid black coloring from the sides of the neck to her arms, and from her upper thighs down to her feet, with a small gradient of fluorescent green spots going from bigger to smaller on both of her shoulders and from the middle of her thighs down to her knees, as well as thick fluorescent green lines surrounding the edges of the black parts. Both the insides of her hands were red, and the soles of her feet were fluorescent green with black cat-paw prints. Her mask was red with black spots resembling her Ladybug form, but was shaped like her mask as Lady Noire. She also wore black triangular platform shoes. Atop of her head, she had black cat ears with red outer edging lined in fluorescent freen. She had green eyes, with four small black dots on her irises in a quincunx pattern. Her hair became black and was divided into 3 braids: a longer, floor-length one, and two shorter ones that ended around her hips, all 3 being tied at the end with red ribbons. Her yo-yo was black with fluorescent green spots, and her staff was black with the cat claw turning red. As Chronobug, being mostly a recolored version of her "upgraded" suit, Chronobug wore a suit which bore some resemblance to Mister Bug's costume, except she had solid black coloring on her hands, her waist to upper thighs, and arms where the spots were inverted. Her collar switched from completely black to swan-necked with black lining and a small ladybug-shaped zipper connected to the front of her costume similar to Cat Noir's bell. Her pigtails and hair ribbons became longer akin to her modified suit design. She also gained an additional pair of blue ribbons. The spots and the bottom of her feet became white and had a soft glow. All the red parts of her outfit became yellow. As Ladybiquity wore a suit with traits from the Ladybug Miraculous and Ubiquity's. Her suit conjugated a contrast between magenta and purple with white dots. While her front and the back of her waist were magenta, the rest of her costume (her lower forearms, shoulders, lower legs and back) was purple. Her magenta mask covered her eyes with three white spots shrinking in size further down her face. Her hair was styled with two long wavy twin tails with white hair ties protruding outwards, resembling a ladybug's antennas or a ladybug flying when she moved. She wore purple headphones with the ears covered by large round objects with white spots arranged in a quincunx pattern. She also had a clear purple cape attached to her arms and back. Similar to Ubiquity, she had large white dots on the sides of the chest with a thinner ring around them and three thin red stripes stretching out below down to the knee with matching spots that went in a gradational pattern from large to small. Her upper arms also had a red stripe in the middle of their purple sections. Her suit also had a galactic pattern on it. As Viperbug looked like Ladybug in her Season 6 design, but there were black sideways teardrops in her chest area (possibly her version of snake scales) with pink surrounding them, along with the color also surrounding some of the spots in her waist area. She had pink irises with pupils resembling yellow snake eyes and a snake eye in the same chest area where her Ladybug symbol is, similar to Viperion's. Part of her hair and pigtails turned pink with her ribbons turning completely pink. She also had dark purple lipstick and black lines under her eyes. As Bunnybug, Bunnybug wore a suit that possessed the traits of the Ladybug and Rabbit Miraculouses. Her suit had a similar appearance to her modified Ladybug costume. However, the red parts were white and the spots were blue with red trim. Her thigh sections also ended in a straight-cut with a white ring and a blue spot with red trim in the middle, matching the markings on her shoulders. Her collar had a white ball resembling a rabbit's tail with blue hands, a white ring, and a spot matching the others on top. Her zipline was disconnected as a red vertical line made of three blue spots with red trim. Her mask matched the color of her suit and spots, with a red border. Her lips were blue and her hair matched its color, with a brighter ombre near the ends of her curlier, slightly larger pigtails, same for her outward forelocks. Her ribbons were blue and she had white pointed rabbit ears with blue insides, black trim, and white pointed tufts upfront. As Bunnynette, Bunnynette wore a two-piece arctic blue jumpsuit. The top piece was a jacket with black pockets and trim, with rings at the upper sides and a white dot within. Her opera-length gloves were white with black trim and circles on top with blue dots within, matching her boots which had arctic blue soles, black trim, and an arctic blue dot on the foot. The bottom piece was white at the entire torso with a downward wavy point, black trim, and a blue dot in the bottom middle, while the hips and thighs were arctic blue. She had a swan-neck with black trim and a white pom-pom resembling a rabbit's tail in the middle. She wore a mask and ears similar to Bunnyx, and her hair was dark blue with enlarged, curlier pigtails with a lighter ombre near the end, held by arctic blue hair bands and ribbons. She wore her umbrella at her lower back. As Heartfixer, Heartfixer had a metallic mauve silhouette with a brilliant fuchsia and white shine. Her hair, worn in the same style as a civilian, appeared a little more unkempt, especially her bangs, which lengthened. Around her pigtails were mauve pieces of barbed wire to match the string of her akumatized purse, which became a crystal mauve heart. On the collarbone was a pastel pink glowing heart with cracks spreading to the shoulders and neck, accenting her glowing eyes. As Renardette, Renardette wore an orange two-piece suit. The top piece had black arms, white hands, a black swan-neck, and an orange front styled like a qisao. It had black trim and an orange gradient near the bottom half. The bottom piece had a black gradient down to her legs, paired with orange lotus heels with black soles. Over her face, she wore an orange mask with a white bottom half, a black nose, and thick waterlines around her eyes with sharp tips. Much like Rena Rouge, she wore her hair in a high ponytail, resembling a fox's tail, held by an orange band. Her hair was slightly unkempt and her forelocks thickened. On her head, she wore orange fox ears with black trim around the white insides, accented by an orange hair tie and ribbons in the back. She had light tangerine lip gloss. She wore the Fox Miraculous around her neck as a pendant and wielded her flute at the back.

    Marinette's personality: Marinette is a sweet, outgoing, young, and joyful girl who loves fashion, her friends, family, and Adrien Agreste (her crush), who describes her as honest, kind, fair, and the type not to cheat. She is very helpful towards those who have insecurities, such as; Juleka Couffaine, who thought she had a "class photo curse", and Marc Anciel, who was too afraid to share his creative writing. According to Clara Nightingale, Marinette has a pure heart. She cares deeply for other people, usually putting their feelings and interests even before her own, in some cases at a personal cost. Despite being genuinely kind, she has her limits, such as when she gets irritated with Chloé Bourgeois to the point that she refuses to continue guarding her against the Evillustrator as Ladybug. Despite her outgoing and sympathetic personality, Marinette struggles with self-confidence and self-esteem. Before being Ladybug, she was more nervous and didn't oppose others, but her confidence grew considerably since then such as talking with Adrien and standing up for others. In urgent situations, she becomes very nervous, clumsy, a bit awkward, and quick to panic which includes approaching her crush, trouble-choosing between her love interests, when in contact with major celebrities if she thinks others do a better job compared to herself or losing something that will expose her secret identity. She once had an unhealthy obsession with Adrien, a male model who is in her class. In "Perfection", with Kagami's help Marinette starts to figure out that her lack of confidence and self-esteem come from a fear of being not good enough. And from "Derision", as well as out of the fear of being hurt and humiliated again as she was the year before. In some episodes, she starts showing her Ladybug traits in her civilian self, first off in "Darkblade", where she told everyone to retreat and second in "Sole Crusher" when Zoé got akumatized into the titular villain and manipulated by Chloé, Marinette was forced to step in and reason with her, telling her that everyone is different and has other unique qualities and other individualities to comfort her after revealing Chloé's lies to her and seeing the latter upset. Marinette can act impulsively and irrationally at times, as shown when she deflected the false accusation of "stealing" Chloé's bracelet onto others who are also innocent. She is willing to do several risky tasks in order to protect her image, like erasing an embarrassing message on Adrien's phone by stealing it. More so if or when she is jealous when other girls such as Chloé or Lila Rossi flirt with Adrien, even abusing her powers as Ladybug to keep them away or forgetting to detransform in the first place. However, Marinette learns from her mistakes and becomes a more open-minded, understanding person. She also takes advice from others very well, whether it is family or friends, as seen throughout the series. According to herself in "Family", as her civilian self-personality wise, she takes after her father, having her great uncle's creative side and her grandfather's fear of change. Thanks to Chloé and Kim's prank and unknowingly because of her archenemy, she learned what happens when one obsesses over their own desires and that you not only hurt yourself but others too. Such as earlier in the series, Marinette would have been all over Adrien but in "Mr. Pigeon 72", she forces Kagami to see him, but in "Crocoduel", she goes to great lengths to avoid seeing Luka. Her love obsession caused many problems, such as in "Desperada", where her emotional preference caused her to give Adrien the Snake Miraculous, even though Luka was a much better fit. And causing the kwamis' capture and with that being the last straw Marinette gives up her love for Adrien for the sake of her people. However, in trying to shut off her love affections she goes denial crazy again from running away from her feelings to desperately wanting a guy to love her back even to almost foolishly accepting Monarch's offer aware that everything would end in disaster if not for Cat Noir. As well as because of her archenemy's influence in "Derision", as both sought easier ways out of their problems but were short-sided and yet Marinette accepted the outcome and followed her friend's example. Speaking of example, Marinette also has learned as a designer to take inspiration from many things even showing it her costume and powers as Ladybug at first it was simple showing that she wasn't ready to become a hero. But as time went on it started in "Mr. Pigeon 72", where her upgraded suit showed a resemblance to Adrien's Mister Bug suit in "Reflekdoll". As well as with her Magical Charms basing it off the charm Alya has attached to her phone as a result of their friendship and in "Derision", she styled her pigtails and as Ladybug they grew longer similar to Socqueline's and taking all of it into a fact that changes are all tributes to the three friends who displayed the one thing Marinette lacked but grew to have: confidence. And in her and Cat Noir's latest appearances, now they have taken inspiration from their Re-Verse counterparts to tribute what they encouraged each other to believe in: hope, themselves and others. As Ladybug, Marinette retains many of her alter ego's characteristics, but she is much stronger. Her confidence and bravery come out more prominently. According to Cat Noir, she can be stubborn at times, especially when she isn't easily convinced. While almost all of Ladybug's plans are effective, they tend to be complex and rather bizarre. She is more cautious and careful than Cat Noir, sometimes needing to restrain or stop him from doing hasty acts seen in several episodes and for Shadow Moth, he believed it was the only reason why she kept winning. Only on rare occasions, she can act hasty, especially if she is in a rush to do something, multiple things at once or being quick to assume like in "Kuro Neko", when she mistook the titular sentimonster for an akumatized Cat Noir. She believes that a great superhero always listens to their head, meaning that she isn't easily fooled or swayed by deceptions and lies. Ladybug strives to rescue everyone, including those akumatized by Hawk Moth. She usually tries to persuade the supervillains to calm down and stop their rampage when she can. She is aware that there is a line between justice and revenge believing that honesty and justice don't mean anything if you're pressured into doing it, like as she did with Bob in "Silencer". She acknowledges that good things come by doing good actions and that not all problems can be solved by wishing them away like Hawk Moth hopes, especially at the expense of hurting the innocent. She also values the lives of others more than material possessions. Similar to her partner, through her lifestyle, she isn't tempted by power because Marinette understands that her life can be great without it. However, for a long time, her obsession for Adrien got in the way of saving people. Marinette takes her image, Miraculous powers, and those of others very seriously as Ladybug. Such as when fighting against Hawk Moth's villains, compared to Cat Noir's laid-back and goofy personality, and more so at Chloé for using her powers to create a fake accident, that could have led to a serious one. It took the most critical point in "Revolution", when one of her moral codes as a hero was used against her but also realized even if it is that the person must still stand and do what is right. Given these traits, Adrien claims that her civilian form is funnier than Ladybug. But she is also sensitive about her image, such as getting annoyed at Chloé playing her alter ego in Clara Nightingale's music video, a little angry when Nora doubted her abilities, and even attacking Miraculer impulsively after the latter tauntingly mimicked her. Although she can get exasperated with Cat Noir if he jokes too much, she handles it calmly at times and enjoys teasing him or others. Similar to Cat Noir, she is clever with her words and occasionally enjoys making puns. According to Marinette in "Family", as her alter ego personality-wise, she takes after her mother and her grandmother Gina's adventurous spirit. She also takes her capabilities to help others as Ladybug and herself with great pride seen in "Wreckless Driver". Such as with Aglaé, when Marinette discovered that she was still traumatized, afraid of akumatizations, thereby butterflies in general and even her alterego. And the same with Adrien when he desired to the therapist, Marinette felt disheartened about it realizing there was so much she could do. As her alter ego, Marinette strives to keep her personal and superhero lives separate to protect herself and her loved ones. Still, she aims to be honest with others in other ways, like with Cat Noir about not having romantic feelings for him and seeking advice from others. No matter her difficult tasks, Marinette does everything she can to set things right as Ladybug while keeping up with her everyday responsibilities, like studying, designing things, and more. There are exceptions to the rule such as when she mixed up her duties to her former master and her personal plans, like her letter to Adrien. She also has occasional problems inventing excuses for her absences to her friends, teachers, and parents. When off duty like Cat Noir, Ladybug has learned to relax and have fun. As a duo, she is cool, calm, and level-headed, but does let personal matters take over sometimes as she voiced her frustrations at Cat Noir during a fight leading to her doubts about trusting him during the "New York Special", and then an accident. As time went on Ladybug realized that she and Cat Noir would have to include others in their work with them following her as the leader adopting a caring protective mother role figure. Doing so she doesn't see them as sidekicks but as friends and extremely values their support. She is also great at giving advice to others when they need it and shows great care for them and their loved ones when in danger such as when Chloé and Kagami, were suspended from their team roles as the cost of revealing their identities to Hawk Moth. According to Cat Walker in "Kuro Neko", as team leader, Ladybug doesn't play favorites and cares for everyone equally. Also, she learned to take suggestions, and ideas and to follow the lead of others when the situation calls for it such as in "Stormy Weather" and "Psycomedian", following Cat Noir's lead when she became more aggressive and irrational than normal, fierce boarding reckless. After taking on guardian duties, Ladybug still continued to accept the help of her allies both old and new understanding that the rules are slowly changing. And yet, she became overprotective of and bordering afraid for Cat Noir, herself, and others as well as affecting her friendship and partnership with him unknowingly acting like her archenemy by keeping him out of the loop, taking him for granted, calling the other heroes excessively or not trusting him to retrieve the Miraculous from the holders whose identities he knows unaware that he wanted to protect her to but in the opposite direction. To the point of being very controlling in "Penalteam", trying to keep the ball, which caused her team to lose the first part of the match. She fully realizes her and other mistakes, after Monarch stole all the Miraculous in the Miracle Box (except for hers and Cat Noir's), feeling immense guilt believing what she deserved until Cat Noir reminds her that she still has him, the faith of all Parisians and ensured her they will retrieve all of the Miraculous, and make sure they are not stolen again inspiring her with the hope to keep fighting. With the loss of the Miraculous, her confidence as Ladybug shook to where she occasionally hesitated and became sensitive at the mention of it, especially missing the kwamis and the rest of the team. Then, with Monarch's defeat and retrieval of the jewels, Ladybug felt great joy at the team's return. Since then, she has been more trusting with them giving them more space, allowing them to use their powers on their own to help those outside of akumatized villains unless summoned. While still having her caring mother figure assuring them when/if doubtful such as with Sabrina in "Daddycop" and Ivan in "El Toro De Piedra", yet stern but forgiving with Kim in "Sleeping Syren". Despite the fact that being Ladybug had allowed her to meet Tikki and save people, Marinette started to grow tired and stressed about keeping her two lives separate and having to lie to everyone she loves, eventually causing her to break down and cry to Luka about her problems. While on occasion, she rarely breaks down as Ladybug, often voicing her doubts and mistakes to Cat Noir during their hardest times. She felt more of the strain in her civilian life as she took the mantle of the guardian, causing her to break down, even more, realizing she can't have a love life or be honest with anyone; effectively condemning herself to a cage of lies until Shadow Moth is no longer a threat. Speaking of her tasks as the Guardian, Marinette worked relentlessly to decode the grimoire and was very determined to stop Hawk Moth from re-akumatizing people. However, she is also stressed out more and struggled to balance everything to the point where she constantly lies to her parents and friends. Because of this, Marinette started to act like Gabriel such as resorting to drastic measures such as not telling Luka the truth and calling off her friendships with her friends, both instances lead to them being akumatized. It was there that Marinette, after breaking off with Luka and making up to her friends, she decided to let Alya in on her secret of being Ladybug. After gaining help from Alya in "Mr. Pigeon 72", she has a deeper understanding of her powers and when using them she was happy about protecting people even further. Through it, she calmed down and started to see the flaws in others. Unlike Hawk Moth, Marinette has let go of past mistakes as she wasn't angry at Master Fu for losing the two Miraculouses leading to now, and in "Furious Fu" not blaming herself for Fu's condition knowing that he wouldn't want her to do that as others still needed her. However, because of the big burden, she has as the guardian, similar to Master Fu, Ladybug becomes very protective of the Miraculous under her care. And yet, the burden of being the guardian wasn't the only thing that made her behave the way she did it was also Hawk Moth's relentless hunting of her and Cat Noir. Over time she had grown more aware of Hawk Moth's deceptive and super sneaky nature to the point where she had nightmares and was afraid of what he was going to do if he found out when she let others in on her secrets and has the power to back it up. Despite burdening herself to keep everyone else safe she had forgotten it works both ways as no one else wants to see her suffer for them. Because of her archenemy, she understood what the other guardians, Miraculous holders, and kwamis felt knowing what it's like to be hunted. To be free of one burden just to be tied with another, as for what Bunnyx mentioned in "Miraculous London" came true, despite defeating Monarch, Marinette still felt guilty on how things ended and aftermath. To the point where she minced her words in "Mister Agreste", saddened for those still traumatized like Aglaé in "Wreckless Driver" and even Adrien. The guilt she feels could also be from not being able to do anything more, yet at the same time it wasn't her fault as the information she needed to end everything was kept from her to a point where she couldn't use it. Yet, the difference between her, Master Fu and Gabriel, unlike the others, Marinette was caught in the problems and not the cause. Not only that through her adventures, Ladybug and Cat Noir have learned to never use their powers for personal desires as well as taught others to follow their example. Much moreso, it not only became a duel between good and evil but social classes too with Marinette learning from Gabriel, Tomoe and even Chloe that not only is it bad to use miraculous powers for personal gain but any power or status for such purposes. As Lady Noire, Marinette retained most of her personality as Ladybug, like her cautiousness and creativity. She took after her partner's sense of humor, cunning, and charm, with Mister Bug believing that she was the one wearing the clown suit. Returning as Lady Noire again, she adopted more of her partner's persona, becoming flirty. Like Adrien when he was Aspik, as Multimouse, while trying to protect her identity as Ladybug, Marinette was trustworthy, faithful, and clever. However, she pretended to be a klutz and "revealed" her identity in front of Cat Noir so he wouldn't think that Marinette is Ladybug. As Bug Noire, Marinette had both the personality traits as Ladybug (the creativity and precaution) and Lady Noire (the wisecracks and keenness). During her final battle with Monarch, she wasn't afraid to show her civilian self-personality, such as being disgusted with how far the villain was willing to go to get what he wanted nor wasn't afraid to be brutally honest with the truth about his actions affecting the people around him and the world, especially his son, despite Monarch's claims that he was doing all this for him and believed Adrien would do the same. Despite this, after defeating him, she made it clear what she would do if she cataclysmed the rest of the rings (rendering him powerless, free the kwamis from his captivity, give Cat Noir his ring back, repair the damage he caused and everything would go back to normal) but decided not to, knowing it would do no good and because the fact that he and Nathalie had little time left and Adrien would be even more miserable. Instead, she was willing to talk him down; hear him out about how much Émilie's passing had affected him before offering to come up with a solution. Though she was tricked and warned him not to go through with the wish, she decided to honor his last wishes of sparing Adrien the harsh truths about his father. As Heartfixer, she appeared lethargic and sad, wanting to use her power on Adrien to make him love her again. Despite this, she still protected her secret identity as Ladybug, avoiding answering Chrysalis when she asked if she was Ladybug and trying to shift her attention to Adrien. However, after Adrien apologized for not believing her and assured her that he still loved her and didn't need her to fix his heart, Marinette overcame her sadness and rejected the Ultrakuma.

    Biography: Marinette Dupain-Cheng is a teenage girl who was chosen by Master Fu to wield the Ladybug Miraculous and become the superhero Ladybug. At first, she was reluctant to do the job, even going as far as to try to give her new friend, Alya, the Miraculous, but she gradually grew into the role. Marinette Dupain-Cheng was born to Sabine Cheng, a Chinese-born woman, and Tom Dupain, a French-Italian man. Her parents own the best bakery in Paris. Since she learned to sew, Marinette made sweaters for her father every year on his birthday. Marinette attended Collège Françoise Dupont for three years and an unnamed elementary school the year before, always sharing a class with Chloé Bourgeois. Back in 8th grade, Marinette wasn't as confident before she was Ladybug as she was always bullied and picked on by Chloe's constant pranking, so much that she tried to convince her mom to let her stay home, but was told to remain hopeful as there were a few weeks until the school year ended and the chances of Chloé sharing a class with Marinette for the fourth year in a row was slim. However, Marinette doubted that her luck would change and accidentally spills her breakfast. Afterwards Marinette ran to the school doors, attempting to get to class while avoiding Chloé along the way. Which she seems manage until she gets to her locker finding a rude awakening as she opened, a swarm of bugs decorated the inside of her locker causing her to panic setting off another chain reaction joke caused by Chloe regardless she tried to leave for class, but was stopped by the principal, Denis Damoclès, who was informed by Chloé that she'd be out of class. Then was ordered by him to come to his office for her being out of class without permission. After her chat with Denis Damoclès, she finally went to class only for her science teacher, Ms. Mendeleiev, to scold her for being late and demanding her to go to her desk quietly and she obeys her as Chloé mocks her for the prank she pulled on her earlier. She dejectedly takes a seat only for her to yelp as she sat on a paint tube, wrecking her favorite pair of pants only to be mocked Chloé again for the nasty prank she pulled. Marinette figures outs Chloé was the one placing the paint tube on her seat, but Ms. Mendeleiev scolded her of accusing a student without evidence, not to yell, and to go to the principal's office for her actions only to be mocked by Chloé once again. Later Marinette exits the principal's office with an additional three hours of detention on Saturday. Then was consulted by her friends explaining Chloé's actions towards her. When Chloe tried to torment Marinette again this time she was defended by her best friend Socqueline. But she was told about needing to stand up to Chloé on her own, as she won't be around to protect her much longer as she will graduate next year. And yet, Marinette remarked that everyone feared Chloé but then noticed Kim nearby and had a crushed on him much to Socqueline's disbelief that her friend could have a crush on Kim, asking her what she saw in him. Marinette believed she liked him for his kindness but Socqueline believed she was confusing kindness for foolishness regardless she decided to invite Kim to the swimming pool with her. On her way to the pool with Socqueline, Marinette shared her plans: if all goes well and there's a moment that's right, she intends to confess her feelings to Kim. While having a splendid time at the pool with Kim, she decided to reveal her love for him. But she responded after opening a gift revealing spiders, that freaked Marinette out and sent her hurtling to the pool below. Seeing Chloe with a camera as she fell, Marinette realized that she and Kim pranked her (unaware that Chloe tricked him too) devastated and traumatized from this experience, she was found by Socqueline, crying in tears that she was right about everything and how it so changed her outlook on love. From that point onward, she decided to know everything about anyone she fell in love with and made sure they're not friends with Chloé. The next day at school, Marinette heard that Socqueline was suspended from school for the rest of the school year just for trying to defend her, Marinette caught Socqueline before she left and felt remorseful for how things ended up this way but was told keep fighting and doing the right thing regardless. Since then, she styled her hair to resemble Socqueline's so she could stand up to Chloé, during the next school year, she met Adrien Agreste who came to her class.

    Trivia: Personal Details; Marinette's phone number is +33653257. In "Oblivio", Marinette's ID number is revealed to be 01234567890. As mentioned in "Ikari Gozen", Marinette's Chinese Zodiac sign is a Snake. Marinette has her own social media accounts on platforms like Instagram and Facebook. Marinette reveals a few fun facts about herself on her official Instagram account: She drew her first fashion design ever when she was 5 or 6 years old. She used to have a fear of getting lost in the Metro when she was younger. She used to do dance lessons with her father. She occasionally takes part in taste testing her father's recipes. She sometimes meditates in the morning with her mother. She also created her signature flower design years ago. She always keeps a sewing kit in her school bag. Miraculous Holder; Marinette and her alter-ego Ladybug have appeared in every single episode so far, except: "Evolution" for Marinette, as she remains transformed into Ladybug for the entire episode. "Transmission" for Ladybug, who is only seen in a flashback. "Plastic - The Story So Far", which is the first, and so far only time Marinette in any form is absent in any Miraculous media. According to Thomas Astruc, the reason for the simplicity of Ladybug's first suit is that she wasn't ready to become a hero. That's also the reason why it was upgraded after unlocking new powers in season 4. The new costume Ladybug receives in "Mr. Pigeon 72" is identical to one of Thomas Astruc's designs for an adult Ladybug costume and her new transformation is actually a reference to the old, 3D Ladybug from 2014. Marinette holds a few records related to the Miraculouses and their use: She's the first person to be a Guardian of the Miraculous and an active Miraculous holder at the same time. She's the first ever female Guardian. She has used the most Miraculouses out of any (living) person, with 9: the Ladybug, the Cat, the Mouse, the Fox, the Dragon, the Bee, the Horse, the Rabbit and an alternate version of the Butterfly. Gabriel Agreste held this record before his passing in "Re-creation". Except for the Peacock, Dragon, Turtle and Monkey Miraculouses, she is the second person of Chinese origins to use, let alone wear, all of the Miraculouses of a single box following the first owners. Whereas with the Monkey, Turtle and Dragon Miraculouses, she was the third person of Chinese origins to wear them following their original owners, Sun Wukong, Hua Mulan and Master Fu. If power-up forms (Aquabug, Lady Ice and Cosmobug) and alternate identities (Chronobug) are counted, Marinette holds another record – for the most Miraculous transformations, with 13. In "Miraculous Paris", Marinette becomes the first known Miraculous holder to fuse two Miraculouses from different worlds – her own Ladybug Miraculous with Betterfly's Butterfly Miraculous. As of "Miraculous London", she is also the first known person to use both Unification and an alternate mode at the same time as Cosmobugnoire. Lady Noire's debut was foreshadowed in the second and third seasons' opening, in which she is shown with cat ears, a snout, whiskers, and a tail. It's also a homage to a deleted inktober drawing of a female Cat Miraculous holder. She is also the first known female wielder to use the Cat Miraculous. The second person of French and Chinese origins to use it following Hei Mao and Cat Noir. Following her father's side of her family tree, she is actually the first Italian Black Cat Miraculous wielder. In "New Powers", Marinette mentions out of all the new abilities she has tried so far, her favourite time was when she tried Cat Noir's powers as Lady Noire. Lady Noire, Multimouse, Multifox, and Dragon Bug were first revealed in concept art shown at the 2018 Comic-Con Experience panel on December 6, 2018. Out of every superhero, Ladybug faced a villain with identical powers as herself the most often, with 7 times, those being: Chloé Bourgeois as the titular villain in "Antibug". A villainous copy of herself brought to life as Cat Noir's worst fear by the akumatized villain in "Sandboy". A giant doll animated by Christmaster. Miraculer, who absorbed Ladybug's powers. A sentimonster clone of herself created by Mayura. Her villainous Re-verse counterpart. A life-size wax statue of herself from Musée Grévin, animated and empowered by Manipula. Marinette Dupain-Cheng is the first and so far, only known person to wield both the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses at the same time in the current universe. In "Kwamibuster", she used the real Miraculouses, but due to being split, the Miraculouses were not used by the same individual. In "Gamer 2.0", she used a digital replica of the Cat Miraculous, and it is unknown if it possesses all of the real Miraculous' powers. During the New York special, Marinette was briefly given the Cat Miraculous, however she did not use or even wear it. She briefly has the jewel in "Kuro Neko", when Cat Noir gave it up, but like before, she didn't use or wear it. After being retrieved from Monarch in the events of "Deflagration", she again temporarily obtains the gem until she asks Plagg to return it to Cat Noir. She used both jewels as Bug Noire in her final battle against Monarch in "The Final Day". Excluding Félix, who has never been fully akumatized, Marinette and Marc are the only members of the French Miraculous superhero team who has been akumatized only once. Marinette, Marc, Jean Duparc, Aglaé, Prem, Ray Pugnant, Loïc Stompet and Nelson de Glusset are the only known students of the Collège Françoise Dupont to have only been akumatized once. Although Nathaniel Kurtzberg and Zoé Lee have not been akumatized again on-screen, "Mr. Pigeon 72" reveals that Nathaniel has been akumatized into the Evillustrator five times, and Zoé has been re-akumatized into Sole Crusher in the video game "Miraculous: Paris Under Siege". Marinette's akumatization as Heartfixer bears some resemblances to her Ladybug alter-ego: Both have very simple and yet functional designs; Heartfixer uses her weapon (her purse) in the same way Ladybug uses her yo-yo; Both have the power to "fix", with Ladybug being able to fix all the damages done during the battle against a villain and Heartfixer being supposed to be fix broken hearts. Marinette is the one of two characters introduced in the first saga to be akumatized in the second saga, the second being Amelie. Miscellaneous; Marinette's hair color is a homage to old comic books that would use blue highlights on black hair. Currently, ten characters know that Marinette is Ladybug: Plagg, Alya Césaire/Rena Rouge, Su-Han, Luka Couffaine/Viperion, Alix Kubdel/Bunnyx, Marinette's counterpart from a parallel universe and that same universe's version of Adrien, Kagami Tsurugi/Ryuko/Riposte Prime, Félix Fathom/Argos and Nathalie Sancoeur. The number rises to fifteen if characters who lost this knowledge or died are counted – Master Fu/Jade Turtle, Adrien Agreste/Cat Noir/Cat Blanc, Alec Cataldi/Wishmaker, Gabriel Agreste/Shadow Moth/Monarch and Cerise Bianca/Timestalker/Spectral Looter. Plagg found out in "The Dark Owl" when Ladybug and Cat Noir de-transformed in front of each other. Alya found out in "Gang of Secrets" after Marinette revealed it to her, unable to stand the pressure of keeping secrets from those closest to her anymore. Su-Han found out in "Furious Fu" after tracking the Miracle Box to Marinette's home and confronting her. Luka found out in "Wishmaker" after Ladybug was hit by the villain's superpower. Alix found out during her stay in the Burrow after looking into the past. The parallel universe's Marinette found out in "Miraculous Paris" when she read Marinette's diary. Also, since the version of Adrien from the parallel universe had discovered Shadybug's civilian identity, he probably also figured out that Ladybug was that universe's Marinette. Kagami found out in "Perfection" after she overheard Marinette complaining to Alya about how hard her life as a superhero is. Félix learned of this sometime after "Perfection" and before "Representation" from Kagami, who told him. Nathalie learned of this after seeing Marinette in the crypt of the Agreste mansion after Gabriel's wish and seeing her transform back into Bug Noire during the events of "Miraculous London/Re-creation". A fan asked Thomas why he gave Marinette ballet shoes, to which he jokingly responded with: "Because ski boots scratch the floor." In "Miraculous Shanghai", Wang Cheng mentions that Marinette's great-great-great-grandfather designed clothes for Beijing opera performances. Marinette has stolen both Adrien's, Alya's, and Chloé's phones during the series. Ironically, however, all thefts were unintentional and involved her trying to hide a fact from the respective owners. Marinette is right-handed, but this changes depending on animation errors. In "Guitar Villain", for example, she is seen designing the cover of Jagged Stone's new album with her right hand. Near the end of the episode, however, she signs Adrien's copy of the album using her left hand. In "Mr. Pigeon", Marinette reveals her secret place of inspiration is the Trocadéro. In the webisode "Marinette in Paris", she says that her favorite monument is the Eiffel Tower. In the Korean and French dubs of "The Pharaoh", Alya says that Ladybug might be a 9th grader, while in the English dub of the episode, she says she might be a 10th grader. Marinette sleeps with her pigtails tied up. According to Santa Claus in "Christmaster", Ladybug is the best-behaved kid in the world. In "Gang of Secrets", Marinette counts on her fingers with the Chinese method, instead of the French one. However, in "Sole Crusher", she counts using the French method. Throughout the show, in episodes like "The Dark Owl" and "Simpleman", she is shown to be ticklish. In "Hack-San", Marinette writes down a list of "pro tips" for being a superhero on her phone. It has at least 675 points. According to the Miraculous Secrets card game, Marinette wanted to become a fashion designer ever since she was a child, when she dreamed of tailoring a hat for the Eiffel Tower to protect it from snow.

28. #28Adrien Émile Gabriel Donatien Athanase Agreste

    Keys: Adrien Agreste, Adrien Émile Gabriel Donatien Athanase Agreste, superhero

    Full Name: Adrien Émile Gabriel Donatien Athanase Agreste Nicknames: Rrien Other Names: Cat Noir, Adrikins (by Chloé Bourgeois), Cat, Kitty, Tomcat, Pussy Cat, Pretty Kitty, Kitty Cat, Naughty Kitty, Aspik, Cat Blanc (akumatized form; alternative future only), Ephemeral (akumatized form; alternative future only), Mister Bug, Kitty Noir, Banana Noir, Astro Cat, My Prince (by Ladybug), Rabbit Noir, Bunny Cat (by Ladybug), Cat Walker, Mister Bat (by Master Fu), The Bat (by Master Fu), Adri-mine (mistakenly by Marinette), Adri-fine (mistakenly by Marinette), Bug (by Nathalie/Safari), Mister Purfect Kitty (by Marinette), Mister Hanging-on-to-his-secret (by Marinette), Mister Number-one-partner (by Ladybug), My Favorite Cousin (by Felix), The Prince (by Chloe), Celesticat (kamikotized) Initials: A.É.G.D.A.A. Date of Birth: June 15, 2001 Gender: Male Hair: blonde Eyes: emerald green Age: 13 ("Origins"-"The Bubbler"), 14 (seasons 1-5; first saga), 15 (season 6; second saga) Status: Alive Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human-Sentimonster, Pigeon (briefly) Heights: 150 cm (4'11") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Tutoring: Math Tutoring Favorite Classes: Entrepreneurship Class Affiliations: Gabriel (formerly), Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team (second-in-command), Kitty Section (occasionally), The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (formerly), Superhero, Second-in-command of The Miraculers, Fashion model (formerly), Voice actor Birthplace: Paris, France Home: Paris, France Nationality: French (50%) British (50%) Language(s): french, mandarin School: Collège Françoise Dupont Grade: 8 (No specific name; season 1-2; first saga), 9 (freshman; season 2-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Considerate, independent, caring, loving, friendly, nice, benevolent, selfless, helpful, likeable, nurturing, compassionate, sympathetic, headstrong, strong-willed, determined, imaginative, dreamy, mostly charismatic, understanding, supportive, slightly innocent, empathetic, daring, adventurous, fun-loving, shy, sheltered, slightly reserved, somewhat reserved, calm, polite, serious, obedient, sensitive, perceptive, brave, romantic, optimistic, open-minded, loyal, stubborn, rebellious, awkward, kind, good-hearted, protective, encouraging, emotional, responsible, handsome, smart, somewhat shy young man with a strong sense of responsibility, a desire to please his father and others, naive, overly optimistic, oblivious to others' feelings (sometimes), eager, mild-mannered, unassuming, confident, outspoken, distant (formerly), positive, fair, just, reasonable, sensible, sincere, soft-hearted, tender-hearted, warm-hearted, patient, gentle, affectionate, heroic, somewhat insecure, vulnerable, dramatic, reckless (sometimes), persistent, and impatient. As Cat Noir: Jokey, flirty, free-spirited, rebellious, carefree, loyal, resourceful, self-assured, goofy, cocky, wisecracking, playful, relaxed, funny, outgoing, outspoken, responsible, intelligent, compassionate, empathetic, sympathetic, supportive, optimistic, open, exaggerated, irresponsible, comedic, caring, reasonable, versatile, determined, welcoming, friendly, brave, confident, valuable, thankful, daring, and reckless. Likes: Hanging out with his superhero allies (especially with Ladybug after patrols), he enjoys doing photoshoots as Cat Noir for civilians, video games, playing with cars, anime, hamsters, music, reading classic novels, Christmas, passion fruit, croissants, chouquettes, listening to classical music when studying, dogs, his family and friends, his costume as Cat Noir and when he and Ladybug switched them as Mister Bug, freedom, Marinette Dupain-Cheng, opening gifts early, architecture, being a superhero, sausages with mashed potatoes, physics, running Dislikes: Loved ones being harmed, being alone or locked up (his nightmare), being excluded, liars, secrets, not being helpful, failing, Ladybug rejecting his affections (formerly), Christmas (formerly), thunder (formerly), feathers (his allergy), camembert, Chloé being overly affectionate with him, signing autographs, being homeschooled or sick, harming others with his powers, disappointing anyone, bullying, being mistaken for a wingless bat (as Cat Noir), not being accepted for his true personality, Ladybug putting herself down, rudeness, Nino's guilt for not being able to help him stand up to his father, cauliflower with béchamel sauce, when the Miraculous superpowers are being used by villains, pancakes with banana, Gabriel's pancakes, sausages (except with mashed potatoes), the Alliance rings, his image being used in the Alliance rings, being separated from his girlfriend and friends, his father's death, his cousin's devious behaviour towards him and anyone (formerly), Félix misusing the Peacock Miraculous (formerly) Amokized object: Graham de Vanily Twin Rings Alignments: Good Instagram: adrienagrestebrand Residence: Agreste mansion, in Paris, France, London apartments, in London, England (temporarily) Relatives: Émilie Agreste (mother) †, Gabriel Agreste (father) †, Amélie Graham de Vanily (maternal aunt), Colt Fathom (maternal uncle) †, Félix Fathom (maternal cousin), Milly Graham de Vanily (maternal grandmother), Emil Graham de Vanily (maternal grandfather), Gabrielle Grassette (paternal grandmother), Johnny Grassette (paternal grandfather), Nathalie Sancoeur (legal guardian) Love Interested: Marinette Dupain-Cheng, (girlfriend, season 5) Ladybug (formerly), Kagami Tsurugi (ex-girlfriend) Disorder/Illness: Clinical Depression Disorder (CDD), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Created by: Émilie Agreste Primary Wielded Miraculous: Cat Miraculous Secondary or Temporary Miraculous: Ladybug Miraculous (occasionally), Snake Miraculous (occasionally), Rabbit Miraculous (temporarily), Turtle Miraculous (temporarily) Kept Miraculous: Rabbit Miraculous (temporarily), Bee Miraculous (temporarily) Power Source: Plagg, Tikki (occasionally), Sass (occasionally), Fluff (temporarily), Wayzz (temporarily) Superhero identity: Cat Noir, Mister Bug (occasionally), Aspik (temporarily), Snake Noir (temporarily), Cat Walker (temporarily; retired), Rabbit Noir (temporarily) Akumatized identity: Cat Blanc, Ephemeral (all temporarily; alternate timeline), Anticat (Adrien's nightmares only) Kamikotized identity: Celesticat (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Modeling, Speaking Chinese and Japanese, Understanding Morse code, Gaming, Piano playing, Dancing, Fencing, Hand-to-hand combat, Cat Noir's/Snake Noir/Rabbit Noir's Cataclysm and Night Vision, Cat Noir's Miraculous Cat Noir, Mister Bug's Lucky Charm, De-evilization and Miraculous Mister Bug (occasionally), Aspik/Snake Noir's Second Chance (occasionally), Cat Blanc's Mega Cataclysm (temporarily), Time acceleration (as Ephemeral; temporarily), Levitation (briefly), Rabbit Noir's Burrow (temporarily), Flight (as Celesticat; temporarily), Trionyx's Shell-ter (occasionally) Weapons: Cat Noir/Snake Noir/Rabbit Noir's staff, Mister Bug's yo-yo (occasionally), Aspik/Snake Noir's lyre (occasionally), Rabbit Noir's umbrella (temporarily), Trionyx's shield (temporarily) Voiced by: Bryce Papenbrook (English) Portrayed by: Robin Migné (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Adrien Émile Gabriel Donatien Athanase Agreste is one of the two main protagonists of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir and Miraculous World (alongside Marinette Dupain-Cheng), and a minor character in Miraculous World: London - At The Edge of Time. He is a human-sentimonster created by his late mother Émilie Agreste from her emotion of love. He is also a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont in Paris, France, and a former fashion model for his late father's brand. He is currently in a relationship with Marinette Dupain-Cheng. With the Cat Miraculous, when inhabited by Plagg, Adrien transforms into Cat Noir ("Chat Noir" in the French version), a black cat-themed superhero with the power of Destruction, tasked with protecting Paris from akumatized villains, as well as other dangers. He is the second-in-command of the French Miraculous superhero team. In "Syren", after Master Wang Fu translates the Grimoire in order to find a way to give Ladybug and Cat Noir the ability to transform into different powered up forms, he is able to make the potion that grants the aqua form. Adrien is able to use it to become Aqua Noir, which gives him a specially modified aqua suit with fins on his feet, granting him the enhanced swimming capabilities, as well as allowing him to breathe and speak underwater. In "Frozer" when the titular akumatized supervillain freezes over Paris to turn the city into his domain, Adrien uses Master Fu's Magic camembert to transform into Ice Cat, which gives him a specially modified ice suit with skates on his feet, granting him enhanced skating capabilities as well as allowing him to stand subzero temperatures. In "Reflekdoll", Adrien temporarily obtained the Ladybug Miraculous, which, when inhabited by Tikki, would be able to transform him into a ladybug-themed superhero Mister Bug, gaining the power of Creation. In "Desperada", Adrien temporarily obtained the Snake Miraculous, which, when inhabited by Sass, would be able to transform him into Aspik, a snake-themed superhero with the power of Intuition, gaining the ability to go back in time for a Second Chance. He later returned the Miraculous after failing for the 25,913th time to save Ladybug from the titular villain. In "Cat Blanc", in an alternative future, Cat Noir, conflicted between his loyalty towards his father and the girl he loved, was akumatized by Hawk Moth into Cat Blanc, a white cat-themed supervillain with the power of infinite destruction. Later, due to Ladybug fixing her mistake, the alternative future was erased, including Cat Noir's akumatization. In "Miracle Queen", after removing the Snake Miraculous from a brainwashed Viperion, Adrien unified the Snake Miraculous with the Cat Miraculous to become Snake Noir ("Serpent Noir" in the French version). In "Miraculous World: New York - United Heroez", after Mr. Ramier had been reakumatized into Mr. Pigeon for the 51st time, Cat Noir became Astrocat to stop Mr. Pigeon from taking over the moon for him and his pigeons. Astrocat has the power to travel long distances swiftly via flight, including in space. In "Ephemeral", after finding out the truth about his parents, Adrien, affected by an akuma, gave the Cat Miraculous to Shadow Moth/Shadow Noir and was akumatized into Ephemeral, a supervillain who made time faster or sped up the time it took for a Miraculous holder to detransform. Later, after Sass used Second Chance, Ephemeral was erased from reality. In "Kuro Neko", after giving up on being Cat Noir due to feeling unappreciated by Ladybug, Adrien was convinced by Plagg to create a brand new identity as a holder of the Cat Miraculous, becoming Cat Walker ("Patte De Velours" in the French version), even donning a brand new suit. He later returned to his original hero persona. In "Evolution", after future Bunnyx was paralyzed during a fight against Monarch, Cat Noir took her Rabbit Miraculous and combined it with the Cat Miraculous to become Rabbit Noir, gaining the power of Evolution, so he and Ladybug could keep on fighting the supervillain and prevent him from changing the past or discovering their true identities. In "Miraculous Paris", he was kamikotized by Betterfly into Celesticat, an angelic-cat-themed superhero to help Ladybug and Betterfly escape from Shadybug and Claw Noir. In "Passion", to avoid Safari's venom bolts, Adrien temporarily used the Ladybug Miraculous and once again became Mister Bug. In "Revolution", after seeing all the Parisians willingly stand up and fight injustice with their own hands and refuse to turn their backs on Ladybug and Cat Noir, Adrien evolves his powers, and now, he doesn't detransform after using his powers, and is able to cast as many Cataclysms as he pleases without the need to recharge. Then, he was sent to London by his father, and yet, shared a kiss with Marinette before leaving. In "Representation", after being sent to London, Adrien returns to Paris as Astrocat hoping to find Marinette so he could tell her his identity and stay together, but after being struck with Nightormentor's dust and the fear of putting her in danger, he backs off the idea and returns to London. In "Conformation", when Monarch commenced his global plan against the French Duo, due to him knowing he wasn't in the right state of mind to wield the power of Destruction safely and the fears of his nightmares, Adrien sent Plagg back to Paris with the ring to help Ladybug. In "Re-creation", after Monarch's defeat and wish, Adrien reclaimed his Miraculous and rejoined Ladybug and their whole team in Paris. In "Miraculous Tokyo", it is revealed that Adrien and Plagg have traveled to New York City again to assist the United Heroez in defeating a powerful villain. In "Climatiqueen", after having difficulty looking for his passion and trying out various activities with Marinette, he meets Sublime while trying out running alone, and developes a passion for running. In "Revelator", after Ladybug's secret is revealed to Rena Rouge due to the powers of the titular villain (with him believing it's her secret identity), Cat Noir is able to evolve his Cataclysm and turn it into a new superpower called Miraculous Cat Noir that allows him to destroy anything "created" by an akumatized villain, like exposed secrets. In "The Chained Titans", after a friendly dispute about potential future hamster names between Adrien and Marinette, Nino believes that Adrien and Marinette's relationship will be further strengthened if they become temporary superheroes together. As Nino's stand-in, Adrien temporarily used the Turtle Miraculous, becoming Trionyx.

    Physical appearance and attire: Adrien is a fair-skinned teenage boy standing at an average height, and is about half a head taller than Marinette Dupain-Cheng with short, brushed-back blonde hair that is swept to the right, emerald-green eyes, and a rosy tint on his cheeks, nose and the tips of his ears. In the first five seasons, his hair was curved and stuck upwards with a small tuft bending to the right at the top. In the first five seasons, Adrien wore a white button-down jacket with an upturned collar and sleeves rolled up above his elbow, which he kept unbuttoned, and a pocket at the right. Underneath, he wore a black t-shirt with five horizontal stripes around the chest, which were colored, from top to bottom, yellow, brown, bright green, navy blue, and purple. He wore blue jeans and a logo of a black butterfly in a circle on the sides. In addition, he wore orange sneakers with white laces. On the ring finger of his right hand, he wore the Cat Miraculous, which was silver when he wasn't transformed. He sometimes carried the lucky charm bracelet Marinette gave him in his pocket. Starting from "Re-creation", he wore the combined Graham de Vanily Twin Rings on the ring finger of his left hand. From Season 6 onwards, his hair is combed neater, facing downwards more. He also seems to have become slightly more muscular. From Season 6 onwards, Adrien keeps his shirt and jacket, but his jacket is wrinkled and creased, no longer having the right pocket from before. He also now wears white sneakers with matching laces, black lining above the sole, and a linear black section behind the tongue at the sides. He still wears the Graham de Vanily Twin Rings on his left ring finger. As Cat Noir in the first five seasons, Cat Noir had cat eyes with green sclerae, dark green irises and slitted pupils. His hair became slightly longer, untamed, and covered his normal ears, with his bangs being brushed to the middle of his head. Cat Noir wore a textured black skin-tight catsuit made of a material similar to leather with small metal studs on his shoulders and abdomen with thin black linear accents around the aforementioned body locations and arms. He wore matching gloves that had claws on the fingertips and dark gray ankle-length boots with black lining and a horizontal line in the middle, a hidden wedge, silver pawed toes, and paw-shaped treads. He also had black cuffs with a metal stud to accent the top of the boots and wrists. He had a golden bell on his neck, connected to a silver zipper on the front of his costume on a black zipline, and a long, detachable black belt that wrapped around his waist and hung out from the back like a tail with a metal stud securing it at the left, and there was a silver rectangular buckle and small holes lined in silver at its end. He wore black cat ears made of the same material as his suit with a silver stud at the bottom front and a black mask with part of it pointing at the bridge of the nose to cover his face. When transformed, his ring turned black and gained a bright green paw print on its face. He kept his staff attached to his lower back. His suit had a hexagonal pattern. From Season 6 onwards, his appearance becomes slightly altered; his hair is brushed to the right, and all of the studs become diamond-shaped. In addition, his torso, shoulders, arms, and waist are a dark gray, with there being a silver zipline in the middle. He also has pockets in place of the linear accents around his waist, which tilt downwards diagonally on either side. His belt is also now secured at the right instead of the left. His mask also sharpens at the bottom corners in a slight angular cut. He also now has the symbol of the Cat Miraculous on his back, which is black and more angular in design. As Mister Bug's hair was the same as his civilian form unlike Cat Noir, covering the Ladybug Miraculous. On his face was a red mask with black spots in a symmetrical design, his eyes were still green, and the waterlines were black. He wore a black, turtlenecked skin-tight superhero jumpsuit with red accents on his upper torso, extending to his abdomen, thighs, on his forearms ending on a point in the back of his hands, and his shins which resembled boots with black soles, all of which were covered in black symmetrical spots. He had red shoulder pads and armor in his chest which were covered in black spots. The yo-yo, when not in use, was tied on his waist with a black string. As Aspik's eyes had vivid green irises and golden sclera with slit pupils. He wore a dark turquoise skin-tight suit with a hexagonal texture. He had teal hands with a downward point on the wrist to accent the diamond-shaped segments on his elbows, the shoulder pauldrons, the angular torso piece that pointed in an elongated end, and the pentagonal knee pads, the armor being lined in black. There were also pale yellow diamond-shaped accents on top of the knee pauldrons, on the palm, and in the middle of the chest with black lining. There was also angular black lining connecting to the chest piece which wrapped around the chest and past the thighs. Aspik also had a dark teal skullcap covering his hair and an angular dark teal mask with think black lines jutting out to accent his armor details, and small pale yellow fang-shaped pieces below. He wielded a lyre as tool, which was located on his back when not in use. He wore the Snake Miraculous, a bangle, on his left wrist. As Snake Noir's costume resembled both of his traits as Cat Noir and Aspik. His suit was black, with Aspik's chest armor and knee pauldrons, but without the shoulder pads. In addition, the armor is now mostly lined in black without any yellow accents, and there is now armor on the front of the lower arm to match the knee pauldrons that now have a black W-shaped point on top connecting to the lining. Snake Noir sported Cat Noir's boots, pockets, and his belt, which had a teal colored-tip composed of three large vertical scales and the holes lined in teal, and green cat eyes. Alongside the usual black cat ears but with teal insides, his hair was again covered by a black helmet, and his mask from Aspik is retained. He wore the Cat and Snake Miraculouses on his right ring finger and wrist. As Cat Walker had dark green hair that he parted on the left with a few wild strands and his hair tied in a short ponytail at the nape of his neck. He also had a pair of fake black cat ears in his hair. He had the same eye color and cat-like slit sclerae as Cat Noir. His mask was black, similar to Cat Noir's, but it had a horizontal golden stripe across the top with a dip in the middle where the edge of the mask dipped. His costume was dark gray and looked similar to an 18th century military uniform with six gold paw print-shaped buttons, and another two on the backs of his shoulders, with the top two having gold cords connecting to each other and the back, and gold lining on the middle of the torso, sides of the neck, shoulders, and above the arm. He had tall black boots that reached a little past his knees with a point upwards and long black gloves that almost reached his shoulders. His shoulders were also black and the ends of his fingers had pointed curved cat-like claws. Unlike Cat Noir, he had no bell. His long black belt was tied around his waist and extended into a fake tail in the back along with a gold belt buckle on the front in the shape of a right angle pointing to his left. As Rabbit Noir, most of Rabbit Noir's suit remained black, gaining light blue highlights on his shoulders, lower arms, legs, boots and belt with a white cotton ball on the end. He maintained his ears but they changed from cat-eared ones to rabbit-eared ones with black outsides and blue insides. His bell changed from gold to white, keeping the Rabbit Miraculous on his waist and the umbrella on his back. He also gained light blue markings under his eyes on his mask. As Cat Blanc, the appearance of Cat Blanc was very similar to that of Cat Noir, except that his skin was very pale, and his catsuit was completely white, including the bell and the cat ears. His hair was also white, and his eyes were an icy shade of blue instead of their normal green. As Ephemeral had pale, light grayish heliotrope colored skin and glowing pupil-less brilliant magenta eyes and wore a moderate magenta skin-tight outfit that covered most of his body, except for his eyes and the area of his nose and mouth. The suit possessed shoulder pads, gloves and knee-high boots that were a darker shade of moderate magenta and glowing pink outlines and a black line around the waist. There were sets of three black arrows pointing down on his torso and members and a pointy helmet on his head with the same color of the suit with a black coloration at the front outlined by a glowing pink line and black arrows at the sides. All the arrows of his body started to flicker when he started accelerating one's time until all of the arrows were lit up and the acceleration took effect. As Celesticat was extremely similar in appearance to Cat Blanc, but with green eyes and a pair of large, angel-like wings for flight. His body also gives off a brilliant light. As Trioynx, Trionyx wore a forest green metallic jumpsuit, with a defined physique. The suit had a large collar with brilliant lime trim and zipline, the zipper being a hexagon. On his shoulders were brilliant green hexagonal pauldrons, matching the one on his chest with two pieces on each side, resembling turtle fins. The sides of his torso, navel, thighs, and the front of his calves had lighter forest green padding with angular shapes and brilliant lime trim. He had black pieces near the ribcage with green neon lines, green pieces around the waist, forest green hexagonal pauldrons on his knees, and brilliant green hands with thick, metallic cuffs. His forest green boots were ankle-length, had brilliant green trim and a hexagon on the foot, dark green toes with an indent in the middle, and black soles. Over his face, he wore a dark green mask with a lighter gradient near the end, and his sclerae turned yellow while the iris turned dark orange. His hair was slicked above to the right. His ears were covered by dark green pieces with three neon lines, and forest green material surrounded the chin. He wore the Turtle Miraculous around his right wrist and his shield at the back.

    Adrien's personality: Adrien is a charismatic dreamer, but he is also often shy, a bit reserved and considerably innocent and naïve — particularly due to his unfamiliarity with much of the world beyond his father's reach. According to Nino Lahiffe, because of it, he resembled a baby bird afraid to come out of his shell. Due to his kind heart with or without his mask, Adrien always tries to see the best in others; in the case of those that have mean or cruel intentions, like Lila Rossi and Chloé Bourgeois, he's willing to give second chances believing that with patience and time, anyone can change. His patience does have limits though, as he ended his friendship with Chloé after she refused to apologize for her actions in "Queen Banana", even though they reconciled in the next episode, most likely due to his unwillingness to abandon a friend. However, his patience with Chloé finally ended when he found out about her actions in "Derision", ending their friendship. However, in "Revelation", he saw the difference of those who mean well and those who don't reach the limit of their patience with those who are manipulative, such as Chloé and Lila as he becomes blunt to Lila, and ends his friendship with Chloé. Despite that, again due to his lack of social interactions and naivety courtesy of his parents' overprotective upbringing, he can be oblivious at times to the darkness or mischief in the hearts of others, like his father or his cousin. This also extends to the situations of others like in the Season 4 finale; if he thought more clearly and remembered as Cat Walker it is possible he also could be akumatized like Ladybug and everyone else when she mentioned it as her greatest fear and tried to protect him, possibly oblivious of his own actions such as when he asked to take on some of his partner's responsibilities to prevent Ladybug's akumatization. However, by that point, Adrien's increased loneliness and inability to process his feelings in a healthy way most likely compromised his judgement, due to either his absent but overbearing father or the secrets he kept leaving him unable to safely vent his frustrations, talk about his feelings and ask for advice since he did not have someone to talk to like Marinette had Alya and Luka. Furthermore, while Plagg truly cares about Adrien, his own lack of maturity compared to the more empathic Tikki might have also contributed to his inability to emotionally process things correctly, causing trouble for him, like his advice in "Miraculous New York" to hide the truth from Ladybug. This notably changed in Season 5, as he spent more time with Nathalie and she openly showed him affection, gave him advice and since quitting modelling allowed him more time to talk to his friends like coming to Luka for advice. The growing bonds he has with Nathalie and Luka, as well as Marinette, caused him to become more mature and emotionally stable. His reaction in "Rocketear", when being told by Nino of him and Alya knowing their identities through Ladybug (though Adrien didn't know she did it in an emergency), while somewhat justified since he knew no one but Ladybug must know the Miraculous holders' identities, and also came from him not realizing that Nino and Alya's situation is different from his and Ladybug's since they own the Miarculouses that Shadow Moth needs and through his discussion with Plagg following the incident, he chose to keep his feelings to himself due to Ladybug already being mentally and emotionally strained by her new role as Guardian. Even though he is not very openly emotional to most people, he is friendly, empathetic, understanding, supportive, selfless, wise, and encouraging to others; and in hard times, he will defend his friends against those who would do them harm. This caused him to take the blame for Chloé's prank in "Stoneheart" and often being forgiving of her nasty behavior because she was his only friend for a long time, though he eventually cut ties with her when he made more friends and she became more mean spirited. His will for exposure, change and making friends definitely complements his personality, although it is a bit of a struggle for Adrien due to his busy schedule. He always put the needs and feelings of others above his own even with those like Plagg or Chloe, with or without his mask, he connects with the hearts of others before speaking his feelings of anger or sadness. He does it with many of his classmates and friends. Like with Marinette to think before she speaks and to be more open-minded, positive, and patient when she dislikes people or feels emotions of anger. Or with Kagami to be more understanding, open-hearted, and compassionate when it comes to others who make her feel hurt or insecure. Indeed, Marinette fell in love with Adrien not because of his looks but his kindness in apologizing for the gum incident (despite not being his fault) and giving her his umbrella, despite her not giving him a chance to explain himself in "Stoneheart". Furthermore, his kindness and sociable personality makes him unique. Despite the loss of his mother, the emotional abuse of his father and his only long time friend being the egotistical Chloé, Adrien always remained kind and understanding, unlike her, who, despite having an absent mother, had numerous chances to become better, but refused, the arrogant and selfish XY or the rich kids at the Diamond Dance in "Emotion". Initially at least, despite his limited interactions, he was also more warm and sociable than Kagami who, despite being a good person who also sought to make new connections and a loyal friend, came off as cold and unapproachable but improved with his and Marinette's help. Alongside her, Adrien was also able to emotionally reach Felix in "Emotion", make him bring everyone back and start to change his ways. Adrien's shyer and gentler characteristics can be observed in awkward, uncomfortable situations or scenarios with particular people. This was shown when he nervously asked Marinette to sign his copy of Jagged Stone's new album, shyly greeted Ladybug in "Simon Says", posed with Marinette as their alter-egos in Clara Nightingale's music video and tried to make Marinette more comfortable around him, but froze up and instead played a joke during "The Puppeteer 2". While liking to have fun, Adrien is more serious, obedient, somewhat insecure, and less lively due to his strict upbringing. He is sensitive and perceptive; he was the only one who thought it was rude to party when Chloé told everyone she was 'leaving Paris'. He gets his feelings hurt when people like his father disappoints him, however he is used to it and is able to manage these feelings to avoid attracting akumas, a notable feat since he unknowingly lived in the same house as his enemy. When in public, he usually tries to downplay his feelings on it, like his relationship with his father. He has an easier time letting his feelings show to those whom he is close to. However, Adrien will act on impulse if emotional enough, like lying to Théo Barbot out of jealousy about his relationship with Ladybug and sneaking out into the night while unhappy on Christmas, missing his mother, though the latter was due to his father's distant and cold attitude. He realizes that his father is overprotective, causing him to occasionally act rebelliously, like going places with his friends or alone without informing his family and taking things that don't belong to him, though the former case was caused by his father's over-protection. While his love is what makes Adrien stronger, his desire to be loved makes him vulnerable whenever disappointed by those he cares for, as seen when Ladybug didn't show up for their date in "Glaciator", (despite her telling him otherwise) or his father on numerous occasions. Family-related issues also strike him emotionally, even in the simple (though repeated) situation when his father doesn't show up to spend dinner with him due to his loneliness, or when Mayura's deception leads him into trouble; this means that he follows his heart at the most inconvenient times due to his desire for love and companionship. This continues to the point where he admits as Cat Noir that his love impulses are hard to control due to his father showing him a lack of love and his own inability to share it due to his lack of contact with others. Even moreso, making him sad and angry when he finally has the love, he desires just to have it be taken from him as seen in "Oblivio" and "Cat Blanc". This reached a critical point in "Jubilation", when the power of Gift forced him to live his greatest desire about having Ladybug's love, her hand in marriage and a family with her. Only to be tearfully told the truth by her that it wasn't real and upon waking up, he reacted violently even to the point of almost using his Cataclysm on an akumatized villain, though he did snap out of it before doing something he would've regretted upon hearing Ladybug shout. This emotional instability, combined with lack of social interactions, goes to the point where he was so desperate for love that he stepped on boundary lines such as relentlessly and romantically chasing after Ladybug despite knowing she was after someone else or expressed any happiness or joy that she was. However, unlike how Felix was in his debut episode, Cat Noir did not try to force himself on Ladybug in any way and always backed off when she said no, though his flirting (whether real or as a joke), combined with Ladybug's stress as the Guardian, caused her to sternly reprimand him and even to aggressively throw him in a trash bin while fighting Glaciator. But through love he learned what it means to have patience, slow down, and to let someone go but can still be close to them such as in "Passion", "Elation", and "Perfection". His emotional maturity reached a critical point of growth following "Migration" and "Derision", where he took his time in learning about Marinette especially when it came to her love trauma during their relationship. Adrien understands that all life is valuable, so he usually thinks reasonably and will express distress and frustration when someone is difficult or something is going wrong, especially in Plagg's case, and actively avoids using his Cataclysm on a living being. However, according to Gabriel, he is very similar to his mother, describing them as "dramatic" and "headstrong when it comes to other people's safety". Furthermore, in "Miraculous Paris", he refused to use the ultimate power at the cost of another family ending up like his, broken. However, his heroic tendencies can lead to recklessness with or without the mask, insisting on fighting Riposte with a sprained ankle in order to protect his crime-fighting partner. And again to a more dangerous extent when his ribs were broken as a result of his Cataclysm being used against him, though he knew he needed to help Ladybug, something she acknowledged since she didn't bench him after finding about his condition and even sent him to deliver the Bee Miraculous to Queen Bee. On the verge of dying, he insisted on continuing to fight, showing his will and determination to help even if restrained. On certain occasions, Adrien (as Cat Noir) can be hasty sometimes, evidently when rushing to face certain akumatized villains without a plan. Due to this rashness, he often needs to be restrained or stopped by Ladybug or at one point Master Fu. This recklessness is exacerbated by his anger and fear of losing those dear to him or becoming useless to them, which blinds him from the consequences of his actions. This caused Cat Noir to harshly renounce his Miraculous in "Kuro Neko", not realizing that Ladybug shouted at him not to waste her time because she was stressed as the Guardian and that they should talk again after they both calmed down; furthermore, he left his Miraculous abandoned on a roof, which had a chance of being stolen, especially if Shadow Moth lurked around like he did in "Sentibubbler". At times, Adrien can be persistent and curious about his Miraculous powers or when wanting to figure something out, as seen when he continuously bribed Plagg with cheese until he spilled the truth about what Ladybug was hiding. This trait is highly apparent in his romantic pursuit of her, to the point where both Marinette (referring to Cat Noir) and Kagami believe that he is stubborn. However, like Alya Césaire, he places extreme values on the mutual trust he has with Ladybug, respecting her decision to keep her identity secret and eventually her secrets with the guardian and when Ladybug became one. To where he held a great fear of losing it and disappointing Ladybug and he tried to hide the truth from her, evident in "Miraculous New York". According to Ladybug, Cat Noir does annoy her a lot, but he has never lied to her. Per her wishes, he is secretive to others about his personal life, such as his love towards her, partially telling his true feelings to her aforementioned friends. However, it is this inability to talk openly about his crush that partially caused his excessive romantic pursuit of her; while Marinette had friends like Alya and the others to stop her from executing a terrible plan to get his attention or simply overthinking, Adrien's friends couldn't know about his crush on Ladybug and its depth so they couldn't help temperate his impulses. Adrien is also unaware that his mother was in a pod in a comatose state in the Crypt under his house due to the Peacock Miraculous, and remained so of this as well as his father's identity as Monarch per his wishes. Nevertheless, he knows that his mother is dead, which is why he told his father it was fine with him wanting to pursue a romantic relationship with Nathalie, showing that he has more fortitude than his father; Adrien, despite being in the dark, accepted her passing and it didn't lead him down a dark path like his father or counterpart. Adrien knew that he would have his father, Nathalie, and some friends to have all the love he needs to be happy; while he did confess of being tempted to use the wish to reunite with his mother, he knew he would need to sacrifice another person and that the price was too high; furthermore, when proposing to use the wish to get rid of Monarch and all the bad things in the world, upon Ladybug's explanation that the wish would simply cause these calamities in another way to maintain balance, he quickly accepted the fact and immediately gave up. He has a high tolerance for pain and higher discipline which makes him a true warrior, he understands that he's not perfect, life isn't perfect, bad things happen to everyone, and with help from loved ones, he can grow to be happy from those experiences: he knows that just because life isn't what one wants it to be, that doesn't mean you should put it on others, instead, you have to accept it and grow. Similar to Chloé, it's also understandable as to why Adrien hates secrets because of his father and possibly mother as he had to live his whole life as one big secret as he was homeschooled meaning he was unable to interact with anyone else beside her. This extends to the point to where no one else knew the real him, only the image his father made up of him and as a model. Not only that, but because of his parents' mistake he felt excluded from them as well even mentioning himself that he took up modeling just to get close to his father. When he dons the mask of Cat Noir, Adrien is free to express his inner self, but is bound by his secret identity and ends up becoming a liar himself as seen in "Lies". However, his understanding is bit more refined than Chloé; he accepts the secrets of his father and Ladybug and trusts that they had good intentions. He also has a strong desire to be included to the point of being impatient as it takes time for people to trust others, though he was right that Ladybug should've trusted him more after she became Guardian. During the alternative timeline in "Ephemeral", after Adrien revealed his secret identity to Ladybug, both side traits merged, with him showing traits of one when he is the other, as he no longer needed to hide who he really is from her, which caused an emotional balance. As compared to despite achieving emotional balance in "Cat Blanc" and "Revolution", Adrien practically learned the hard way why secrets are kept especially when comes to those who use it against you. Due to his father planning every detail of his life, Adrien was unsure of what to do about the future; more so about who he truly is, at first starting to accept Cat Noir as his true self but as time went on he wasn't sure. In "Kuro Neko", believing if he reinvented himself as Cat Walker things would change. But seeing how much Ladybug cared for his old alter-ego and after the titular sentimonster's defeat, with help from Plagg he started to accept that he is both Adrien the good and obedient son and Cat Noir the daring and adventurous hero of Paris. However because of his father's death Adrien had been forced to make a lot of big decisions with his life which have left him aimless and confused. In "Climatiqueen", he revealed to Marinette that through all the activities his father forced him to do; not one had sparked his interest, and although Marinette tried to help him by doing a few activities with him the only activity that he truly loved was his heroism as Cat Noir. By the end of the episode he meets Sublime and she encourages him to take up running as a hobby which is showcased in "Sublimation". Unknowingly from his father, Adrien learned what happens when one gives into their own desires through desperation or when not thinking things through as he let his cousin play on his desire for freedom but it led to the opposite of what he wanted as he got put deeper inside his cage along with everyone else. After their defeat, Adrien learns that his friends were right as he should've fought for what he wanted and doing so he found it wasn't that hard. However, neither him nor his friends knew that he was a sentimonster being controlled by Gabriel, so standing up to his father was not as simple as it seemed. In "Revolution" and "Representation", he learned another harsh lesson: when fighting for what you want or who you love, you shouldn't quit nor reject help so easily but instead seek help no matter how much it hurts, especially when telling a painful truth, such as by not telling his friends or Ladybug about his father's actions of sending him to London when either found out there was nothing they could do. While he did tell Marinette, which allowed her to catch up to him and share a kiss, there was nothing they could do to stop him from leaving. Not only that, when told the sad truth about his father, Adrien was filled with guilt believing if he had said something then he could've been there to help those who needed him; however, no one but Plagg, Tikki and Ladybug knew that had Adrien been there, things would have taken a turn for the worse similar to "Cat Blanc" and "Ephemeral"; ultimately, him not telling he was sent to London prevented a catastrophe. As Cat Noir, his personality is an overall combination of both himself and his alter ego. He's the perfect son who's extremely successful at everything he does but he's also Cat Noir who just wants to enjoy life and have fun as Plagg said in "Kuro Neko". Adrien has the freedom to act however he desires outside of his normal life, letting his wilder side come out. More optimistic and open, he says whatever comes to his mind yet is not one to insult or downgrade others, except for akumatized villains in a joking manner and has a habit of cracking cat-related jokes and puns in general. As he said in "Plagg", being Cat Noir is the only time Adrien can be himself. Much of his exaggerated personality, especially his flirtatious behavior with Ladybug, stems from entertainment such as anime, television, and movies due to his lack of experience with people his age beyond Chloé. Plagg considers him to be the best "Cat Noir". It is rare for Cat Noir to reveal his vulnerable side, but it does come through at times. Examples of this are when he quietly comments that not all parents are loving, tries in vain to tell Ladybug about his love for her before their transformations wore off, and opens up to Marinette about his struggles in the love department. In a few instances, he is shown to be arrogant, like when he jokingly mocked some akumatized villains for their appearances with puns and jokes. Since he became Cat Noir, like Marinette, Adrien has grown in confidence and developed characteristically. This is seen when he lashed out at his father in "Collusion" and courageously asked Nathalie if he could bring his friends with him to the wax museum. In "Multiplication", when Su-Han confronted him and Ladybug about losing the Miraculous, he stood up to the Grandmaster about their progress and his lack of help. In his attempts to get Ladybug's attention, as well as interacting with certain other people, he acts cocky and brags, liking to boast about himself in a comedic way; in "Cat Noir as seen by Marinette", he was described by Ladybug in the same way. His perspective of people slowly begins to change at first through his fights as Cat Noir; Adrien naively believed that people are only dangerous when akumatized, but in "Oni-Chan" through Lila, he learned that people could become dangerous even without superpowers. Horrified that her hatred of Ladybug is so deep, she was willing to leave the heroine and, by extension, everyone else in great danger just to have her revenge. However, Cat Noir occasionally shows insecurity when comparing his abilities to Ladybug or their new partners but it's also when he is at his strongest and his warrior side comes out. He displayed his biggest sense of insecurity when he failed to save those he cares about, leading to the fear of losing them, as seen in "Desperada", when his romantic feelings towards Ladybug caused him to take the Snake Miraculous despite knowing she also needed him as Cat Noir. Another time he feels insecure is when in the shadows of others, as seen at a critical point in "Kuro Neko" and "Strikeback". Both times he was left out by Ladybug because since she became guardian she has more responsibilities and thinks Cat Noir won't take them seriously or is afraid of him getting akumatized; as such, he felt like he meant nothing to her so much so that he was willing to give up on being Cat Noir. As Aspik, he tried for months before coming to the realization that he wasn't the right choice. These traits also often spark his instincts to protect Ladybug before himself, sacrificing himself numerous times always with a confidence she'll find a way when he can't. Despite Ladybug usually calling him "crazy reckless", his instincts always prove him right. In "Furious Fu", realizing that if Ladybug had given up the Miracle Box and her memories would result in her forgetting about him and finding the memories they share so precious, refusing to lose her and knowing their duty is too important to pass onto someone else, Cat Noir bravely defied Su-Han. To where he impulsively attacked Scarabella with his Cataclysm fearing that something happened to Ladybug in "Hack-San", though despite his sound hostile reasons since the duo were tricked by lookalikes and false heroes before. During the "New York special", he grew aware of the destructive capabilities of the Cat Miraculous as he accidentally struck Uncanny Valley, knowing that if she weren't an android, the outcome would've been different, in contrast to Stoneheart in "Origins". Because of this for a time Adrien felt unworthy of his powers and renounced them, showing his growing discipline, restraint, and caring side. This happened again in "Destruction" and "Miraculous Paris" as the Cataclysm was used on people. Although, they forced Cat Noir to do so, even though he didn't want to. But this made Adrien feel guilty and disappointed in himself, so much so that it grew as a great fear as seen in "Representation". However, like Ladybug, he too is aware of Hawk Moth's increasing sneaky nature and because of his archenemy's behavior Cat Noir slowly accepts that they can't treat everything with "kid gloves" as he attempted to use his powers on their enemies on multiple occasions but as a last resort when there is nothing else to try. He still shows his self-control when using his Cataclysm on someone shown in "Destruction" doing it only as a means of intimidation. Even refusing to use it on his archenemy knowing that he didn't want to hurt Monarch despite all the pain he caused. Knowing he was still a person underneath but was shocked and horrified when Monarch forced him to do it. Showing the greatest discipline of all in "Conformation", where Adrien relinquished his ring understanding that the emotional state he was in was no good to anyone. Despite all these traits, Adrien's change to his superhero status and mistakes don't diminish his empathy and concern for others, among his other personality traits, such as his reasonable character and reckless behavior. He usually tries to persuade the supervillains to calm down and stop their rampage before fighting them when able to do so. While more prone to goofing off, Cat Noir gets serious when it is a lethal situation. He understands that it takes more than just superpowers to be a hero or useful, using his wits, empathy, and wisdom to help Ladybug out of a tight spot even without them. Even understanding that it's a hero's duty to rescue everyone especially those that cause trouble holding onto hope by setting an example for them that it will help others change seen in "Félix". Underneath his hero exterior, Cat Noir never forgets that he and Ladybug are still human with their own problems. He also knows how to cheer up his partner during their hardest times and encourages her to try to fight again. Deeply loyal and determined to help others and save the day, he really cherishes being uninhibited by his civilian life as a superhero. Due to his lifestyle and yet unlike his father, he isn't tempted by power because he understands depending on how a person uses it won't get them what they need the most. Even though Adrien cherishes his freedom, he knows it shouldn't be done carelessly, realizing this is in "Risk" and "Strikeback", as he let Félix unintentionally play on his desire to be included by Ladybug but he felt guilty on how he got it as he believed that the other's didn't deserve to be depowered because of him and yet was happy to know that even without their powers. Adrien still had their support and he knew that it was time to get serious because of it, that the only way to get freedom for Paris is to become stronger together and work as equals. He understood this as said in "Emotion", that he couldn't enjoy it without those he loved. Although he does desire his freedom, he wishes for it to be gained on his own terms as he didn't approve of his cousin's method. And when Félix couldn't bring Marinette back, he felt very angry and used it to help Félix see the error of his ways, however Adrien could've transformed into Cat Noir to deal with him but used reason out of his anger instead, showing discipline, and teaching him that freedom isn't about denial or hate, but about equality and acceptance. Cat Noir is welcoming and friendly when it comes to accepting new additions to the team, having open arms for Lila in "Volpina" and Rena Rouge in "Sapotis". He is also open to accepting help from others like Alix and Nathaniel during battles, as shown during the time he was reversed from "puss to wuss", becoming a complete coward, contrasting to his brave and confident nature. Like Ladybug, he is good at providing advice to others when they need it. As Cat Noir, Adrien has the people's loyalty, respect, trust, and help when he needs it. Through spending time with his other allies, Cat Noir, like Ladybug, also values their support and help. Thanks to his time as his alter ego and daringly wanting to see the outside world, Adrien got to experience something his father may have forgotten: The power of love and acceptance towards others. Starting to feel that Ladybug and the team are like his second family. As well as valuing the support, companionship, and help of his friends. Due to Shadow Moth's power and desire ever growing like her, Cat Noir is thankful for the help of their old and new allies but due to them constantly showing up he felt left out and started to believe that there would be a day when Ladybug wouldn't need him. This suggests he has little sense of his own worth due to his home life. By "Kuro Neko", his feelings of being left out by Ladybug and the others then make him so depressed that Adrien didn't bother going on missions, temporarily giving up his ring and would not do anything else. But seeing how Ladybug felt about his old hero alter ego he showed remorse for his earlier behavior understanding that he was just as valuable as the other team members and that unlike Chloé as well as his father, Adrien can't use force, intimidation, nor his status to make others give him what he wants. Understanding what it truly meant in "Multiplication" and "Elation", as he used his alterego just so he could be with the girl he loved and to the point of where he nearly revealed his identity to her in "Representation" and realized this in "Conformation". Cat Noir is also very versatile, while Ladybug was away in "Hack-San", he takes over as leader of the team taking after the heroine's cautiousness and seriousness acting like a stern older brother and mentor as he did with Scarabella. After Ladybug was struck by Psycomedian becoming very angry he took after her calm and coolness aware in her state that she was reckless and kept her close. It was also seen in "Miraculous Paris", he wasn't just able to outsmart Claw Noir in battle, he was able to convince him to change by telling him how to accept the things you already have not the things you want. As Mister Bug, Adrien retained most of his personality as Cat Noir, like his hastiness and his confidence in his abilities. However, according to Lady Noire, he lost some of his sense of humor, getting a taste of Ladybug's careful side and creative thinking. As Aspik, Adrien retained more of his personality as a civilian rather than as Cat Noir. However, despite still being trustworthy and faithful, he was unfocused as his crush on Ladybug kept him from doing a good job with fighting Desperada. Desperate to impress her as Adrien, he disregarded the villain's movements and kept using his power to go back in time to try to prevent Ladybug from being captured. Eventually, he came to the conclusion he could not be of any help to her as Aspik and returned the Snake Miraculous to Ladybug, understanding that what he was doing brought more harm than good. As Snake Noir and remembering his time as Aspik, Adrien greatly improved using the power of Second Chance, as he shook off his desire to impress Ladybug. Following Viperion's example, he turned it into calmness, focus, and determination to save his friends. As Cat Walker, Adrien acted as he normally does in his civilian form, being respectful, gallant and soft-spoken at the same time. Unlike Cat Noir, he did not fool around and focused on the job at hand. Despite a new superhero identity, he still loved Ladybug, showing it more subtly. All that reflected the image of perfection his father wants him to be. In fact, Cat Walker acted so much like his civilian self that even Ladybug couldn't act like herself, similar to how when she is around Adrien, even interfering with her ability to use her Lucky Charm. Through this new persona he learned not to take exclusions so hard as Ladybug told him he is irreplaceable. As Rabbit Noir, he retained most of his personality as Cat Noir, but in more of a responsible manner also remembering his time as Snake Noir where he managed to show a great improvement over his uses with the time powers. As Cat Blanc, he retained most of his personality as Cat Noir, but in more of a twisted manner. He used his flirtatious behavior as a facade to get close to his opponents to attack them. His love for Ladybug had become more obsessive and, while still showing to care for her, he still tried to get her Miraculous, even if that meant destroying her. His temper became even more intense as he tried to destroy the whole galaxy, if not more, in anger for Ladybug not giving him her Miraculous. He also started to resemble his father in the sense that he let his emotions get the better of him. As Ephemeral, he was shown to be very lethargic, as he was forced by his father, the one who akumatized him, to betray the girl he loves to get her Miraculous. Just like his power was to accelerate time, he wished nothing but that time passes quickly, not only because he wanted his mother to return, but also because he wanted Marinette's suffering to end. Despite being completely submissive to his father, Ephemeral was shown to still care for Marinette, as he was shown to react to her when she called for his help as Shadow Noir took her Miraculous. As Celesticat, unlike his other akumatized forms, he maintained his same personality as Cat Noir because he is a kamikotized form. He was also still willing to help his partner, Ladybug, and Betterfly (a Miraculous wielder he barely knew) escape Shadybug and Claw Noir for being trapped in an invulnerable moment.

    Biography: Adrien Agreste is a teenage boy who was chosen by Master Fu to wield the Cat Miraculous and become the superhero Cat Noir. Adrien Agreste is the son of the late famous French fashion designer, Gabriel Agreste and the late former British aristocrat from the noble Graham de Vanily family and actress, Émilie Agreste. His parents tried fruitlessly to have a child, but due to his mother's infertility, they were unsuccessful. His parents even went back to his maternal grandparents for help but still, nothing worked. Not until one day, Adrien was manifested by Émilie from her and Gabriel's emotions of love for each other in her womb with the help of the broken Peacock Miraculous and placed his amok in the family rings. When he was born, his parents was very happy and emotional, and their lives become perfect with his presence; he was called their "little prince and "little miracle" ever since. Adrien was home-schooled for his entire life and lived in the Agreste mansion with his parents. At this time, his only friend was Chloé. His mother went missing within nine months before Adrien was allowed to go to school. This changed his father, making him more distant. Adrien started modeling in order to get closer to him.

    Trivia: Personal Details; In "Copycat", his phone number is shown to be +33635124. In "Gorizilla", Adrien's email address is revealed to be adrien@agreste.mode. Adrien has his own social media pages on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Some details about Adrien's personal life have been revealed on his official Instagram account. He believes that Marinette's bracelet genuinely brings him luck after he won two fencing matches. During breaks between photoshoots, he likes to read classic novels. When he was younger, he had a fear of thunder. The park is one of his favorite places for photoshoots. He enjoys doing photoshoots as Cat Noir for civilians as well as hanging out with his other allies. Despite disliking being homeschooled, he dislikes being sick even more. He has a desire to live in a small house or a little cottage. He has always wanted a sibling, and used to be close with his cousin. The books that are in his room are purely for decoration and Nathalie's favorite. He has a new camera. Adrien has a few first-time experiences in the show: In "Pixelator", he attended a concert for the first time. The first time he went to the movies with a friend was with Marinette in "Gorizilla". Cat Noir admitted that Marinette was the first girl who ever told him she was in love with him in "Weredad". According to Gabriel Agreste's voice actor, Adrien is not allowed to play Pokémon Go. Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villains; Cat Noir's ears and tail are parts of his costume, however, they can move and respond to his mood and senses. During "Dark Cupid", when Cat Noir isn't able to confess to Ladybug because their transformations are about to run out, his ears move down. In "Animan" and "Troublemaker", his cat ears move when he hears the akumatized villains approaching. In "Anansi", he seems to react with discomfort when the titular villain pulls at his ears. In "Mega Leech", Malediktator's miniature clones access his brain through his faux-cat ears, not his human ears. The bell of Cat Noir's costume functions as a zipper and was added "because it looks cute". The bell is a reference to a domestic kitten, conveying his inner desire for a loving home. He and Cat Noir don't appear in some episodes of the show: Adrien doesn't appear in "Prime Queen", "Christmaster", "Furious Fu", "Qilin" and "Evolution" – he is transformed into Cat Noir the entire time. Cat Noir doesn't appear in "Style Queen", "Mr. Pigeon 72", "Transmission", "Emotion" and "Conformation", since Adrien is unable to transform for different reasons. Out of all members of the French Miraculous superhero team, Adrien/Cat Noir has been affected the most by akumatized villains' powers. Mister Bug mentions in "Reflekdoll" that he always wanted to capture an akuma with Ladybug's powers. Adrien is the only character in the show whose akumatizations all occurred in alternate, erased timelines. Cat Blanc holds the record for the highest kill count in the series, since his Mega Cataclysm destroyed all inhabitants of Earth, as well as the record for the longest time a person has been akumatized – a few months. But thanks to Ladybug or the timeline being rewritten the events were erased. Of all Miraculous holders, Adrien has used the second-most Miraculouses – the Black Cat's, the Ladybug's, the Snake's and the Rabbit's. He also has the second-most Miraculous transformations, with a total of six. When it comes to the Ladybug Miraculous the second male to use it following Micazoyolin. He is tied with Marinette as the fifth person of French origins to a Miraculous overall following Jeanne d'Arc, Aramis, Gilbert and his father. And the first male person of French origins to wield the Ladybug, Cat and Snake Miraculouses. Is the second person of English origins to wield the Cat Miraculous following Dark Grimalkin but the third overall to use one following Dark Grimalkin and his mother. Overall in the first, known person of English origins to use the Ladybug, Snake and the Rabbit Miraculouses. Adrien is the only member of his family to actually be chosen by a guardian (Master Fu) to wield a Miraculous. And the only member of his family not to have ever been struck with permanent damage caused by using Miraculouses and their powers. Adrien is the first known sentimonster to use a Miraculous. He is tied with Félix and Kagami as the oldest still existing sentimonster, after the 172-year-old dormant sentimonster/Feast. Currently, six characters know Adrien is Cat Noir: Tikki, Kaalki, Luka, Alix, Re-Verse Adrien and Re-Verse Marinette. The count rises to sixteen if characters whose knowledge of it was erased – Marinette, his bodyguard, Nathalie, Master Fu, Wishmaker, Su-Han, Nooroo, Duusu and Gabriel. It's implied in "Feast" that Master Fu gave Adrien the Cat Miraculous so that the boy could change his fate. Mister Bug, Aspik and Snake Noir were first revealed in concept art shown at the 2018 Comic Con Experience panel on December 6, 2018. In the earliest episodes of the series, the background of Cat Noir's transformation is gray. It's later changed to green and remains that way for the rest of the show. Miscellaneous; Jokingly, Thomas Astruc said that Adrien's middle name is "Perfection". and as well as once joked that Cat Noir's suit is made of "boyfriend material". One of Adrien's names, Émile, is reminiscent of his late mother, Émilie Agreste, and maternal grandfather, Emil Graham de Vanily. Cat Noir has displayed many feline behaviors throughout the series – caressing his tail after it being pulled, responding positively to his chin being scratched, cleaning himself by licking water off after getting wet, purring, growling at villains, running on all fours during battles, and so on. Cat Noir often comes to the Grand Paris hotel when he's feeling down, as shown in "Lies". Cat Blanc made a brief reappearance in "Sentibubbler" as one of the people terrorizing Marinette in her nightmare. The episode "Destruction" reveals that Cat Noir carried a silly message written on a piece of paper inside his bell for a long time as part of a plan Ladybug made in case Monarch discovered where she lives. Before this information was confirmed in "Representation", there've been hints throughout the show suggesting that Adrien is a sentimonster: Adrien's appearance has all of his mother's genetic traits, such as the colors of his skin, eyes and hair, but he doesn't have any genetic traits of Gabriel. He is always very obedient towards his father, even in small situations. In "Ladybug & Cat Noir", Gabriel tells his son that he "is not like anyone else" after Adrien complains about not being allowed to go to school and make friends. In "Simon Says", Gabriel states that Adrien is "the image of perfection" while showing a frame with his picture to Ladybug. In "Ladybug", when Ladybug gave the titular sentimonster freedom, Cat Noir made an awkward shocked face. Also, in the episode's end card, an amok was placed near Adrien. In multiple episodes of season 4 (such as "Mega Leech" and "Ephemeral"), Adrien does as he is told by his father after the man rubs his wedding ring, just like how sentimonters can be controlled using their amokized objects. The commercial for Adrien the Fragrance includes feathers around his pose. In "Félix" and "Risk", Félix criticized Adrien for always doing what his father told him to, and not being free enough. In "Gabriel Agreste", when Félix gave one of the twin rings' copy to his uncle, Gabriel burst into anger claiming that he knows every and each scratch from Émilie's ring, finding out that it was actually a fake one. When Gabriel entrusted one of the Graham de Vanily Twin Rings to Nathalie in "Risk", he said that he was entrusting his son along with it. In "Wishmaker", Adrien/Cat Noir's childhood dream, exposed by the titular villain, is very simple, unlike those of the villain's other victims. In "Emotion", when Argos created his new free world after making everyone disappear, Adrien was one of the only three remaining people in Paris. In "Representation", when Adrien escaped from London to see Marinette in Paris, Gabriel retrieved the ring from Nathalie, saying that he would only obey him. Not counting his creators, Gabriel and Émilie, only six living people know Adrien is a human-sentimonster: Marinette, Amélie, Félix, Nathalie, Kagami and Alix, and nine characters in general, adding Duusu, Nooroo and Tikki. The number rises to ten if Colt Fathom, who passed away, is included. Marinette and Tikki found out in "Representation" through Kagami and Félix's play. Alix found out as Bunnyx through the Burrow. Colt and Amélie found out after Gabriel told Colt they used the Peacock Miraculous to create Adrien. Félix found out after his father's death. Kagami was told this by Félix. Duusu, having the power to manifest sentibeings, would be aware that both Adrien and Félix are human sentimonsters. It is unknown how Nooroo found out, though it is likely Gabriel/Hawk Moth or Duusu told him. In "Syren", it is revealed that Adrien owns Ladybug and Cat Noir figurines and that he always wanted a pet goldfish. In "Penalteam", Adrien doesn't know how to play soccer, even though he shouted "GOOOAL" in "Furious Fu" and even owns a foosball table. In "Werepapas", it's revealed that Adrien never knew that his father changed his last name from "Grassette" to "Agreste" due to Gabriel never mentioning it to him.

29. #29Alya Césaire

    Keys: Alya Césaire, superhero

    Full Name: Alya Césaire Other Names: Rena Rouge, Lady Wifi (akumatized villain), Tigerlily, Sneaky Fox, Rena, Fox, Rena Rage (akumatized villain), Oblivio (akumatized villain), Al, Master of Illusion, Mademoiselle, Cesaire, Rena Furtive, Fake reporter, Comrade Beurre Maître d'Hôtel, Scarabella, Ubiquity (kamikoatized hero) Date of Birth: February 26, 2001 Gender: Female Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: Martiniquan Creole-French Species: Human Heights: 138 cm (4'6") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: Journalism Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team (Ladybug's successor), The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (formerly), Creator of Ladyblog, Superhero, Ladybug's Eventual Successor Grade: 8 (No specific name; season 1; first saga), 9 (freshman; season 2-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Energetic, beautiful, passionate, confident, funny, adventurous, down to earth, loyal, supportive, helpful, pushy (sometimes), stubborn, explorer, trustworthy, curious, motherly, clever, sisterly, excited, mindful, dramatic, slightly demanding (sometimes), brave, bossy, feisty, bold, remorseful, fearless, protective, slightly scatterbrained, forgiving, vivacious, cunning, courageous, fiery, ever-committed. Likes: Superheroes (mainly Ladybug and Majestia), reporting, surprises, hanging out with her friends, playing with her sisters and Manon, adventures Dislikes: Keeping secrets, especially from Nino, her sisters or friends in danger, her younger sisters' mischief and disobedience, Nora's overprotectiveness and stubbornness, people who are mean or unfair, someone accusing her friends or herself, someone calling her friends liars, missing chances for an interview (especially with new heroes), others doubting her sources Alignments: Good Residence: Césaire apartment, in Paris, France Relatives: Otis Césaire (father), Marlena Césaire (mother), Nora Césaire (older sister), Ella and Etta Césaire (younger twin sisters), Unnamed grandmother Love Interests: Nino Lahiffe/Carapace (boyfriend) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Fox Miraculous Secondary or Temporary Miraculous: Ladybug Miraculous (occasionally) Kept Miraculous: Fox Miraculous, Ladybug Miraculous (occasionally), Rabbit Miraculous (temporarily), Bee Miraculous (temporarily), Turtle Miraculous (temporarily) Power Source: Trixx, Tikki (occasionally) Superhero identity: Rena Rouge, Scarabella (occasionally), Rena Furtive (formerly; retired) Akumatized identity: Lady Wifi (occasionally), Rena Rage (temporarily), Oblivio (temporarily) Kamikotized identity: Ubiquity (occasionally) Powers and abilities: Blogging, Reporting, Acrobatics, Playing the flute, Dancing, Rena Rouge/Rena Furtive's Mirage, Scarabella's Lucky Charm, De-evilization and Miraculous Scarabella (occasionally), Data manipulation and digital teleportation (as Lady Wifi; occasionally), Rena Rage's Mirage, Memory erasure (as Oblivio; temporarily), High pitched voice (briefly), Ubiquity's Multiversal travel (occasionally) Weapons: Rena Rouge/Rena Furtive's Flute, Scarabella's Yo-yo (occasionally), Lady Wifi's Cellphone (occasionally), Rena Rage's Flute (formerly), Oblivio's Laser Cannon (temporarily), Lady Wifi's tablet (temporarily) Voiced by: Carrie Keranen (English) Portrayed by: Manon Bresch (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Alya Césaire is one of the four deuteragonists (alongside Tikki, Plagg and Nino Lahiffe) of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is also the deuteragonist of Miraculous World: Paris - Tales of Shadybug and Claw Noir. She is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont, Marinette Dupain-Cheng's best friend, and Nino Lahiffe's girlfriend. She is also the only admin of the Ladyblog and head of the school blog. In "Lady Wifi", after Alya got suspended from school because of Chloé Bourgeois, she got akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Lady Wifi, a supervillain whose powers came from her smartphone and its Wi-Fi signal. In "Sapotis", after her younger twin sisters were akumatized into the titular villains, Alya received the Fox Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Trixx, Alya becomes Rena Rouge, a red fox-themed superhero with the power of Illusion who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir "during particularly difficult missions" in the second season and beyond. In "Mayura", during the fight with Scarlet Moth, while trying to protect Carapace from one of Dark Cupid's arrows, Rena Rouge was akumatized into Rena Rage, a red fox-themed supervillain. In "Oblivio" due to her and Nino's embarrassment at being caught playing the Super Penguino video game together, she, alongside Nino, were both akumatized into Oblivio, a memory-erasing supervillain. In "Félix", after being fooled by Félix to think that Adrien didn't appreciate his friends, she was re-Akumatized into Lady Wifi, and, alongside Reflekta and Princess Fragrance, the three supervillains formed the Punishers Trio, a group of supervillains who wanted to get revenge on Adrien, later Félix. In "Gang of Secrets", after Marinette kept hiding secrets from her and the group, Alya was reakumatized by Shadow Moth into Lady Wifi alongside Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, Timebreaker, and Horrificator. The five supervillains all formed the Gang of Secrets, a group of supervillains who wanted to reveal Marinette's secrets. Since then, Alya through Marinette finds out that she's Ladybug. As of "Optigami", she is now a permanent holder of the Fox Miraculous. She also becomes Marinette's presumptive successor for the ownership of the Miracle Box. During the events of "Sentibubbler", she creates an illusion of Ladybug, which claims that Alya would no longer use the Fox Miraculous, allowing Alya and her family to be freed from any future threats from Shadow Moth. This forces Alya to only use her Miraculous behind the scenes, at least until Shadow Moth is defeated. In "Hack-San", Alya received the Ladybug Miraculous from Marinette when the latter needed to temporarily leave Paris with her parents to celebrate her aunt's birthday. When Robostus, together with the titular sentimonster, started wreaking havoc, she used the Miraculous, when inhabited by Tikki, to turn into Scarabella, a ladybug/scarab-themed superhero with the power of Creation. As of "Rocketear", after putting herself in a position where her hero persona could no longer be seen in public and where she could only assist her allies from the shadows, her costume changed and she decided that she was known as Rena Furtive, an arctic fox-themed superhero. In "Strikeback", Alya willingly renounced herself after taking too many risks thanks to the effects of Risk and Carapace accidently exposing her in front of Shadow Moth while protecting her from Strikeback, as well as telling the truth to Nino about her being Rena Furtive, she returned the Fox Miraculous to Ladybug. In "Miraculous Paris", after Betterfly kamikotized the Alya Césaire of his universe into Ubiquity, Alya was indirectly kamikotized as well, as Ubiquity's power allowed her to connect herself with any of her counterparts in all the multiverse. Later on, she was rekamikotized by Betterfly into Ubiquity so they could deploy Ladybug's plan to defeat Monarch, Shadybug and Claw Noir, with her transformation being undone by Monarch, with that serving as a ploy to mislead the supervillains about the existence of another kamikotized superhero. After Shadybug and Claw Noir were convinced to become superheroes, Betterfly kamikotized Alya into Ubiquity for the third time to open a portal back to their universe. However, due to Monarch using Sublimation to travel to other universes to get the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses from other versions of the heroes, Betterfly was forced to dekamikotize her and kamikotize Ladybug instead. She was then kamikotized a fourth time to really open a portal for them. In "Transmission", in order to allow Marinette to be free to love Adrien, Alya was chosen by Tikki to temporarily wield the Ladybug Miraculous, thus becoming once more the superhero Scarabella. In "Deflagration" after her secret identity as Scarabella was discovered by Monarch, he formulated a plan to take her Ladybug Miraculous, forcing her to give the Miraculous back to Marinette. In "Revelation", after Alya was removed from Hoaxer's control by Marinette, she temporarily received the earrings as part of Marinette's plan to stop Hoaxer, once again becoming Scarabella. In "Re-creation" after Marinette recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Alya was given back the Fox Miraculous permanently, reunited with Trixx, and became Rena Rouge once again. In "The Illustrhater", due to the danger that the new holder of the Butterfly Miraculous represents, Marinette officially nominates Alya as her successor, both as Guardian and as the Ladybug Miraculous holder, in case anything happens to her. Not just that, but she has Tikki give Alya a kwagatama so that the latter is able to access her memories as Guardian. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting her Miraculous back, Alya, along with the other secundary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock her adult powers, no longer detransforming after using her power. She, as Rena Rouge, also discovers the truth behind Marinette's lie about Monarch's identity during the fight against the titular villain, which causes her to become angry at her best friend for both hiding the truth, especially from Adrien, and for being now forced to keep the secret. However, thanks to Cat Noir's newly unlocked power, Miraculous Cat Noir, the memory of the secret is erased from her.

    Physical appearance and attire: Alya is a Martiniquan Creole-French teenage girl with a well-developed body. She has heart-shaped two-toned brown/salmon pink lips, grayish gold eyes, and a mole above her forehead at the right. Her hair was wavy and had a reddish-brown ombré, growing slightly past her shoulders and having brilliant tangelo tips with her bangs having a split in the middle. She had thick locks that fell in front of the ear on either side and were slightly curved down to where the nape of the neck was. Alya wore black horn-rimmed cat eye glasses with a white spot on each side. Her outfit consisted of a white tank top underneath a short-sleeved buttoned up plaid shirt with white, beige, orange, and purple stripes with pockets, light blue jeans, and white adidas sneakers with a black zigzag design on the sides and tongue. From "Sentibubbler" and onwards, Alya wore a fanny pack around her waist with the same color as her shirt and an orange strap to hide Trixx, and her Fox Miraculous underneath her shirt, from the public eye. Her Miraculous appeared identical to its charged form, but without the gradated segments. From Season 6 onwards, her hair becomes shortened at neck-length into a voluminous dark copper bob cut, with her hair now having vermillion reflections almost reaching the top of her head. From Season 6 onwards, her attire is slightly different; she still wears her tank top underneath the same shirt, but said shirt now has folded 3/4 length sleeves and the hem being tied up into a front knot. Her jeans are also high waisted and light washed. Her sneakers are also different, being regular ones rather than adidas ones, which are now black on the front, the sides, around the heel and on the soles in an angular, linear-like design, while the tongues, laces, toe caps, and soles are still white. Her glasses are also now dark brown, as well as her fanny pack's strap. Her Miraculous also altered, becoming silver as a sharp, straightened S-shaped pendant necklace with a silver string. As Rena Rouge, in the first four seasons, Rena Rouge's hair turned longer and became a three-toned ombré, having the roots turn reddish-brown/brilliant vermilion that mixed into orange with the tips being white, and she wore her hair back into a high ponytail with an orange elastic band tying it back, which possibly resembled a fox's tail. The locks in front of her ears also pointed at the tip in a slightly curvy manner. The top layer of Rena Rouge's jumpsuit was an orange swan necked overcoat with a black part on her neck pointing down to her Miraculous, a white inward curvy front, and black gloves that went up to the middle of her upper arms with an upward point on top. The overcoat layer attached down to the vertical front center with a zipper, which the Fox Miraculous acted as. The overcoat also had a long fox tail-like coattail that ended a bit below Rena Rouge's knees at a sharp white upward pointing tip. The bottom layer of her suit was orange with a white thigh-length center on the front of the body and black boots starting at a point in the middle of her upper legs. Her boots had orange soles and black fox paw print markings. Rena Rouge wore an orange mask with a white bottom half that pointed downwards in the middle and a black mark above each eye that resembled eyebrows. Two long, pointing orange fox ears with white insides, black tips, and black edges were attached to the top of her head. She attached her flute diagonally on her back when it was not being used. From Season 6 onwards, Rena Rouge's costume undergoes some changes. For the most part, her costume remains the same, except for some minor alterations. The orange parts of her costume now have a fur texture. The black on her legs spreads up by the outer sides of her thighs, while the palm-side of her gloves are white with orange palms. Her fox ears have also become longer and more triangular. On her back, she has the symbol of the Fox Miraculous that's dark orange. The Fox Miraculous is also higher on her collar that is now a turtleneck and is flipped on the left side, where it loses the gradated segments that were lined by gold in turn of a simple faint vermillion ombré, and the tip of it is still white but now points at the top. The locks in front of her ears also appear to slightly thicken in a round fashion. As Rena Furtive, Rena Furtive had the same appearance as Rena Rouge except for having cerulean hair with her outfit having a blue camouflage print design, along with pale, light grayish cornflower blue eyes. The white accents on her outfit turned into a very pale blue, while her black accents turned light indigo. Her flute also changed colors to match her new appearance entirely. As Scarabella, Scarabella wore a turtlenecked brilliant red zipped-up tailcoat with black polka dots. The turtleneck was black with a downward pointing bottom. Underneath, she wore a black skin-tight superhero jumpsuit with brilliant red accents giving the appearance of elbow-length fingerless gloves, short shorts, short sleeves and thigh-high boots with black spots and soles. On her face, she wore a brilliant red mask that had five black polka dots in a symmetrical design with black waterlines around her eyes, and on her head, she had a brilliant red bandana with black spots. Her hair remained let down, except it was more curvy and bended more upwards, and her bangs were tucked in her bandana. Her yo-yo could be found around her hips and at the center when not in use. As Lady Wifi, Lady Wifi had a very deep violet butterfly-shaped mask on her face, and her eyes were moderate cerise. The top of her hair turned a slightly darker shade, and she wore a very dark purple turtleneck supervillain jumpsuit, her lower arms and legs white with three stripes that were white above each. On her chest was a glowing light brilliant rose Wi-Fi symbol, and a thin white line went around her waist, with the line creating a semicircle above a short vertical white line in the front, resembling a power button. As Rena Rage, in "Mayura", Rena Rage had the same appearance as her superhero counterpart except for being red all over without the pattern she had on her superhero counterpart, and her flute being dark red, owing to her having been taken over by a Scarlet Akuma. Her appearance resulting from a regular Akuma is unknown. As Oblivio, Oblivio was a purple faceless silhouette with an orchid glowing outline, standing at a tall height with a muscular build. They had a light silver laser cannon with light lavender highlights and a pale purple rectangular light on top with dark purple energy inside in their left hand that shot memory-erasing beams, and a gray glove on their right hand with orchid markings across the wrist down to the palm vertically with a black oval-shaped pad on top, and orchid tips at the index and middle fingers, and on the palm. As Ubiquity, when kamikotized, Ubiquity's hair turned longer into a two-tone ombré, having the roots turn purple, fading into orchid halfway, and was worn straight, loose and messy at the bottom. Her bangs gained a thick sharp tuft in the center curving to the right, while the locks in front of her ears grew to the shoulders with a split at the tips, the shorter sides curving upwards on either side of her face just above the shoulders. She wore a dark purple superhero turtleneck jumpsuit covered in stars. There were darker accents consisting of a four-pointed star on the chest, round sections on either side of said chest that extended to the shoulders, followed by a pattern of thick lines coiling around the arm where there were two stripes on top of the middle one and at the bottom, and the hands. She had large white dots on the sides of the chest with a thinner ring around them and three thin red stripes stretching out below down to the knee with matching spots that went in a gradational pattern from large to small. A purple flowing magical foot-length cape was attached to her arms with stars inside. Ubiquity wore a purple mask with stars and a matching headband and her eyes turned magenta, the mask having been covered with large round goggles, the kamikotized object, which were outlined by a glowing white. The sides of the goggles had Ubiquity's logo: a winged wheel, where the wheel was dark purple with a white circle in the middle framed by a thin ring, and purple translucent wing-like pieces jutted from behind with white lining. In he middle of the goggles were white markings above the eyes akin to eyebrows and a gradational pattern of vertical circles going downwards. On top was a small upside down droplet-shaped piece lined in white. She also wore a purple lipstick of the same color as most of the jumpsuit.

    Alya's personality: Alya is rather energetic, passionate, funny, confident, adventurous, yet down to earth. Her foresight has come in handy many times such as posting her video of Ladybug on her blog first, before showing it to Marinette on her cellphone, mindful that something might go wrong knowing how clumsy her friend is. When it comes to anything involving Ladybug and Cat Noir, she easily becomes very excited and has a single goal of updating her blog quickly, such as when she is kidnapped by the Pharaoh to be a sacrifice yet still records herself and live streams the video on her blog. Sometimes, she goes too far, such as spying on Chloé's locker in an attempt to find out if she is Ladybug, which results in her getting punished by Denis Damoclès. Alya doesn't like being undermined or doubted by others, especially when it comes to her work. If someone points out something wrong to her, she is too stubborn to admit they are right. Though her research is generally right when she takes her time, Alya tends to jump to conclusions, like quickly suspecting Chloé of being Ladybug after seeing the girl with her own Ladybug suit and toy yo-yo and mistaking them for the real ones. She also has a habit of never checking her sources or doing ethical investigating of her blog posts, while demanding others to provide proof for their claims, she doesn't do that herself often. Her reporter's edge seems to have calmed down thanks to her alter ego as Rena Rouge being aware that there are lines when it comes to exposing secrets learning that despite not being told everything as friends there was still trust between them. Nevertheless, Alya, as a reporter, still values the truth above everything else, especially in her relationships. This causes her to sometimes force things when she senses someone close to her is keeping a secret from her, like with Marinette after her strange behavior regarding her breaking up with Luka caused Alya, along with her other female friends, to try to discover what was happening with her best friend. Not just that, but she herself doesn't like to keep secrets herself that directly affect her relationships, like Nino. Despite Marinette told her to keep her identity as Rena Furtive a secret from everyone (especially him), the latter told him the truth as she couldn't bear to keep secrets from her boyfriend. Alya's desire to uphold the truth at all costs is so great that she takes personal indignation when someone abuses it, especially in the name of journalism. In "Revelator", after Vincent Aza starts to spread fake news about Marinette and Adrien's relationship in order to get more followers and become famous, she is willing to expose him by any means necessary, even using her powers as Rena Rouge to do so. Not just that, but her belief on the truth being essential for one's personal growth causes her to get angry when someone hides a truth that involves another from them. After she accidentally learned about Marinette's secret about Monarch's real identity, Alya got very upset with her, especially because the former would need to keep that secret and lie to Adrien about it, something that went against her principles. Nevertheless, she had hope that her best friend would be able to take the right decision about the secret, before Cat Noir used his power to erase that knowledge from her. Alya is extremely loyal, supportive, helpful, and sometimes pushy, such as when she goes out of her way to encourage and (sometimes literally) push Marinette into spending time with Adrien. She is also very stubborn when it comes to doing things her way, such as the photoshoot of Marinette's fashion line. At times, she can be a bit demanding at times just as keeping Nino in line about revealing Marinette's crush on Adrien. As well as have a dramatic side to her personality, such as when she pretends to be a unicorn with Manon and later makes an excuse to Adrien's photographer, to make Marinette a support model for Adrien, instead of her. Having to babysit her younger siblings at home, she is great with kids, though sometimes she pushes her responsibility of watching them on Marinette so she can go on dates with Nino. As described by Cat Noir in "The Pharaoh", Alya is a "brave chick", unafraid to get close to villains in her pursuit of the truth, tending to forget her safety at times and, needs rescuing by the very superheroes she is filming. As Ladybug, Marinette calls Alya bossy, feisty, and bold. Her bravery and determination have helped both civilians and superheroes, such as when she makes a plan with her classmates to save Marinette and sacrifices herself in the process or rides a bike to distract Gigantitan from harming Ladybug, showing a more compassionate side towards her beloved ones in danger and great skills in leadership. Alya holds great admiration and respect for the two superheroes, especially Ladybug, wishing to know anything and everything about her. Much more, she wildly dreams of knowing Ladybug's identity, not once thinking about the consequences of posting the information on her blog, as Marinette mentioned to her in several episodes. However, she would respect her desire to keep it secret. Alya wishes to work alongside her and that dream came true when the superheroine chose her to wield the Fox Miraculous and asks for her help in defeating Sapotis. She greatly values the trust Ladybug has in her, making her someone of her word above her burning desire to continue helping her teammates and returns her Miraculous back. During a trip to the Wax Museum, upon seeing a statue of her akumatized alter ego she felt remorseful about her actions. Her willingness to learn from her mistakes is shown once again in "Optigami". Despite respecting Ladybug as the guardian and her best friend, she impulsively took the Turtle Miraculous when it was not required in Ladybug's plan. Just as easily as she fell for Lila's deception in the past, Alya ends up being fooled by Hawk Moth's tricks showing she has a lot to learn. When Ladybug quickly exposes the identity of Sentinino, Alya becomes devastated at the realization that her impulsiveness almost turned catastrophic. This event prompts her to self-reflect, ultimately learning from her mistake which earns Ladybug's decision of turning her into a permanent miraculous holder. As Rena Rouge, Alya retains most of her personality traits such as her undying loyalty, trustworthiness, and curiosity. She is supportive of her allies, whom she gets very excited about working with, causing her to be a bit of a scatterbrain. A fast learner, she takes quickly to her abilities. But when she became a full fledge holder, she learned the negative side of having such a status living as well as eating her own words as Lady Wifi in "Sentibubbler", as through her exposed identity, Alya was blackmailed by Shadow Moth into betraying Ladybug at the cost of sparing her family. As well as learning to be careful of who you give the knowledge too because of how they use it. As well as from it being more understanding and sympathetic towards others like Marinette likely discovering by living through that her best friend had it worst than she did. When telling the truth one must also do it considering how things will go as Alya was blinded her anger she had no consideration on how dangerous it would be if anyone learned the truth about Gabriel for especially Adrien with the new Butterfly Miraculous holder around acting like Monarch. As Scarabella, she acted like a rookie, stressing over what her superhero name should be and falling into obvious traps. The reason for her behavior stemmed from the pressure of trying to live up to Ladybug's expectations, as well as Cat Noir's, who had a hard time accepting her as a replacement for his everyday partner. After he was able to accept and trust her as a partner, Scarabella's true superhero nature was able to flourish, being able to come up with a plan to defeat Robostus. As Lady Wifi, her desire for answers increased considerably. Despising Ladybug's secrecy, she would stop at nothing to find out her secret identity, even if it meant exposing a horrible person underneath, such as when she believed that Chloé was Ladybug. Her speediness to update onlookers remained the same, but her methods for finding info became sneakier than her normal self. Aside from that, she was also vengeful towards people that wronged her such as Denis Damoclès whom she paused after exposing his secret of suspending Alya. As Rena Rage, her personality as Rena Rouge seemed to inverse, making her cruel and aggressive. As Oblivio, she wanted nothing more than to erase the memories of everyone in Paris. When akumatized a second time as Lady Wifi, she, along with Reflekta and Princess Fragrance, wanted revenge on Adrien for sending an ungrateful message. However, after learning it was his cousin Félix, the Punisher Trio aimed their anger at him for making Adrien look like a monster. She would also "punish" anyone who got in their way, such as pausing Nino and Nathalie. When akumatized a third time as Lady Wifi, she, along with Reflekta, Timebreaker, Princess Fragrance, and Horrificator, wanted to expose Marinette's secrets in hopes of saving her and to be friends again by forcing her to give them up by trapping her. She and the Gang of Secrets had no qualms putting bystanders in danger to find Marinette, such as pausing a few students at the library. When Ladybug captured her and reminds her the important of trust as well as needing her as Rena Rouge, Lady Wifi broke free of Shadow Moth's control.

    Biography: Alya Césaire is a teenage girl who is friends with Marinette Dupain-Cheng. She adores superheroes and runs the Ladyblog for Paris' beloved hero, Ladybug. She helps Ladybug and Cat Noir as the Fox Miraculous superhero Rena Rouge. At first, she would help them occasionally but now owns the Fox Miraculous after Marinette gave the Miraculous to her to keep permanently and helps Ladybug and Cat Noir behind the scenes as Rena Furtive. For the last nine years, Alya was a student of an unnamed school until for unknown reasons she was transferred to Collège Françoise Dupont.

    Trivia: Unlike in the final product, Alya knew that Marinette was Ladybug in the early concept of the show. As of "Gang of Secrets", Alya is one of the few people that know Ladybug's identity along with an adult version of Alix Kubdel, Luka Couffaine, Su-Han and the Chinese Miracle Box's kwamis. She is also one of the two members in the current French Miraculous superhero team to know Ladybug's true identity, following Luka, who discovered in the episode "Wishmaker", however, he is the only member of the French Miraculous superhero team to know both Ladybug and Cat Noir's secret identity. In older concept art, Alya didn't wear glasses but instead wore sunglasses on top of her head. Revealed by the Staff; News of Alya appearing as a superhero in an upcoming season was first released at Anime Expo 2016 during the Miraculous Ladybug panel. Rena Rouge's identity was later revealed to be Alya at the Miraculous panel at New York Comic Con 2016. It was confirmed again at the panel at San Diego Comic Con 2016, along with revealing her debut to be in Season 2. Her superhero name was revealed at a TFOU press conference on August 31, 2017. The final concept design of Rena Rouge was revealed at the New York Toy Fair 2017 as a preview for a fashion doll and action doll of her. Alya has her own official Instagram account. You can find her under the username @alya.ladyblogger. Manager of the character accounts announced that she no longer works at ZAG. The future of accounts is unknown. She mentions starting a bullet journal in one of her Instagram pictures. Due to her father's job at the zoo, on occasion, he lets Alya and her friends or family in after-hours. Since September 2020, Alya has now her own Facebook account. As a Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villains; Alya is one of the few characters to have more than one akumatized identity along with Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Luka Couffaine and Kagami Tsurugi. In "Gang of Secrets", Alya becomes the first person to be able to free herself from the power of Akumatization. However, she is the second person to resist Akumatization overall, following Chloé who was able to refuse being akumatized in "Miraculer". Alya is the most recurring supporting character of the series, appearing in nearly every episode, alongside the main cast of Marinette, Adrien, Hawk Moth, Tikki, and Plagg. Likewise, Lady Wifi made the most on-screen reappearances out of any other akumatized villain in the series. In "The Evillustrator", she reappears in Nathaniel's fantasy, teaming up with Stormy Weather to attack Marinette and her third appearance while being controlled by the titular villain in "The Puppeteer". Lady Wifi appears in "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer 2.0's powers and as a wax statue in the Musée Grévin in "The Puppeteer 2". As of "Gang of Secrets", Lady Wifi is the fourth akumatized villain to disobey Hawk Moth, now Shadow Moth, following Gigantitan, Robustus and YanLuoShi. Additionally, she is the first akumatized villain to resist him. As seen in "Mr. Pigeon 72", Alya has been akumatized into Lady Wifi four times. ("Lady Wifi", "Félix", "Gang of Secrets" and one off-screen akumatization). With her akumatizations in Rena Rage, Oblivio with Nino and her four kamokizations in Ubiquity, Alya has been akumatized 10 times in total. With her 10 akumatizations, Alya comes in second place alongside Chloé for having been akumatized the most number of times behind Mr. Ramier and ahead of Kagami, Juleka, Lila and Roger. However, unlike the others, Alya, along with Chloé, Kagami and Lila, haven't been re-akumatized into the same villain all of the time. Lady Wifi is the first villain who manages to remove a Miraculous from one of the heroes without making it disappear, as Cat Noir drops his ring when she throws him into a freezer. However, she is unaware of the success as she focuses on Ladybug at the time. The next to do so was the titular villain in "The Dark Owl" and the titular villain in "Troublemaker". Her family comes from Martinique, which is possibly a reference to Aimé Césaire. Which is an island in the Caribbean Sea which is also included in the continent of North America (in origins terms or Western Hemisprhere) meaning she is actually the fifth person of said country to wield a Miraculous following Micazoyolin, Gilbert, La Mariquita, and Colt Fathom, but preceding Jessica, Zoé Lee and Felix making her the first American Ladybug and Fox Miraculous holder. In "Hack-San" she uses the Ladybug Miraculous, becoming Scarabella. She is the third person to use it, after Marinette in "Stormy Weather" and Adrien in "Reflekdoll". Overall she is the sixth person of french origins to use the Ladybug Miraculous following Jeanne d'Arc, La Coconielle, Gilbert, Gabriel, Marinette, and Adrien. Her theme song during transformation is shown to be a mix between Pigella's and Ladybug's. Ladybug presents the Bee Miraculous to Alya in "Style Queen", but she is turned into a glitter statue before she can accept it and if she had Alya would've might been the first American Wasp Miraculous holder before Zoe. Alya's role as the future holder of the Fox Miraculous was foreshadowed in the second opening, in which she was shown with a fox emoji. Alya is the first superhero to integrate Ladybug and Cat Noir's team, excluding themselves. Alya is the first person to become an akumatized villain and a Miraculous holder, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself. As revealed in "Syren", she still gets called on by Ladybug to be Rena Rouge from time to time, but she always gives back the Fox Miraculous when she is done. This changes in "Optigami", when Marinette decides to make Alya the permanent holder of the Fox Miraculous. This changes again in "Strikeback", when Alya renounces the Fox Miraculous and returns it to Ladybug after taking risks under Risk's influence, Carapace accidentally exposing her identity to Shadow Moth, and revealing her role as Rena Furtive to Nino. However, once more this changes in "Re-creation", after Marinette recovers and reforges the stolen Miraculouses following Monarch's defeat, Alya is permanently entrusted with the Fox Miraculous, reuniting with Trixx and resuming her role as Rena Rouge. This makes her the third person to have a permanent hold on a Miraculous from the Chinese Miracle Box, after Marinette and Adrien. Similar to Cat Noir, Rena Rouge's ears and tail are fake, but it is unknown if they respond to her mood and emotions, or if they can enhance senses. Since her ears are fake, they could be a pair of clip on ears. As seen in "Mayura", Rena Rouge is the second person who isn't Ladybug or Cat Noir to break an akumatized object, following Queen Bee in "Mayura". In "Rocketear", Rena Rouge's costume adapts to her new undercover role, becoming Rena Furtive. Her suit in this form is light blue with camouflage patterns. This resembles an arctic fox, which is all white in the winter to camouflage itself in the snow to sneak up on their prey and hide from predators. She is also the first known Miraculous holder whose costume adapts to their new role. Unlike Chloé's renouncing of the Bee Miraculous by Ladybug, Alya willingly renounced herself as the Fox Miraculous holder without hesitation, making her the first person to do so. Interestingly, Ladybug's opinion on the matter was opposite between the two. While she wanted Chloé to renounce the Bee Miraculous, she didn't want Alya to renounce the Fox Miraculous. In "Re-creation" Marinette told her about Monarch making the Wish and how she found the Agreste's wedding rings in his place, implying that she may be aware of Monarch's true identity and Adrien's nature as a sentibeing. However, this was shown to not be the case in "Miraculous London", as Ladybug decided to hide from Adrien and the entire world the truth about Gabriel Agreste being Monarch. Also in "Revelator", due to said villain's powers, Rena Rouge discovered that Marinette's secret about lying to the entire world and Adrien, much to Rena's fury, but due to Cat Noir evolving his powers, this information was erased from Rena's mind. Currently, six characters know Alya is Rena Rouge: Marinette, Nino, Gabriel, Nathalie, Chloé and Adrien. Marinette personally gave the Fox Miraculous to Alya as Ladybug in "Sapotis". Nino found out in "Catalyst". Gabriel, Nathalie and Chloé found out in "Miracle Queen". Adrien found out from Nino in "Rocketear". Ten if counting Wayhem, Luka, Kagami, Max, and Kim when they were brainwashed in "Miracle Queen". Miscellaneous; In "The Puppeteer 2", it is revealed she is ticklish. In "Truth", it is revealed that Alya is a fan of the longest running sci-fi TV series, Doctor Who, since her bedroom door is painted to be in the exact likeness of the front doors of the TARDIS. In "Miraculous: Paris Under Siege", after André Bourgeois cancelled the Aset exhibition due to the centerpiece being broken, due to the anger at her hard work going to waste she was reakumatized into Lady Wifi alongside Truth, Sole Crusher, and The Bubbler, working with Stormy Weather to take over Paris using Aset's power. As mentioned in "Startrain", besides the Ladyblog; Alya has also worked on other blogs.

30. #30Nino Lahiffe

    Keys: Nino Lahiffe, superhero

    Full Name: Nino Lahiffe Other Names: Carapace, The Bubbler (akumatized villain), Cappy, Flyweight, Lightweight, Captain Turtle, Weakling, Speil-berg, DJ Headache, Shell Shock (akumatized villain), Oblivio (akumatized villain), Rocketear (akumatized villain) Date of Birth: June 26, 2001 Gender: Male Age: 14-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: Moroccan-African Species: Human Heights: 148 cm (4'10") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: Music Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance (leader; formerly), Kitty Section (temporarily) Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (formerly), DJ, Superhero Grade: 8 (No specific name; season 1; first saga), 9 (freshman; season 2-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Laid-back, fun-loving, enthusiastic, friendly, caring, compassionate, brave, loyal, protective, sometimes doubtful, insecure (sometimes), helpful. Likes: Being a hero, helping others, being a DJ, movies, bubbles, parties with his friends, Super Penguino Dislikes: Hiding things from Alya, his cap being stolen, Tarantulas, his brother in danger or trouble, being cheated on, feeling weak Alignments: Good Residence: Paris, France Relatives: Unnamed mother, Chris Lahiffe (younger brother) Love Interests: Alya Césaire/Rena Rouge/Rena Furtive (girlfriend), Marinette Dupain-Cheng (formerly) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Turtle Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Turtle Miraculous Power Source: Wayzz Superhero identity: Carapace Akumatized identity: Bubbler (temporarily), Shell Shock (temporarily), Oblivio (temporarily), Rocketear (temporarily) Powers and abilities: DJ skills, Movie Directing, Teamwork, Carapace's Shell-ter, Bubble manipulation (as Bubbler; temporarily), Memory erasure and super strength (as Oblivio; temporarily), Shooting exploding tears (as Rocktear; temporarily), Acrobatics, High pitched voice (briefly) Weapons: Carapace's shield, Bubbler's bubble wand (temporarily), Shell Shock's shield (formerly), Oblivio's laser cannon (temporarily), Rocketear's tears (temporarily) Voiced by: Zeno Robinson (English) Portrayed by: Liam Pierron (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Nino Lahiffe is one of the four deuteragonists (alongside Tikki, Plagg and Alya Césaire) of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont and Adrien Agreste's best friend. He is also a DJ and the head of the school radio. In "The Bubbler", when Nino became frustrated with adults after failing to convince Gabriel Agreste to allow Adrien to have a birthday party, Hawk Moth akumatized him into the Bubbler, a bubble-wielding supervillain. In "Anansi", after Alya Césaire and Cat Noir were captured by the titular villain, Nino received the Turtle Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Wayzz, Nino becomes Carapace, a turtle-themed superhero with the power of Protection who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir "during particularly difficult missions" in the second season and beyond. In "Mayura", during the fight with Scarlet Moth, due to grief caused by watching Rena Rouge falling victim to an akuma, Carapace was then akumatized into Shell Shock, a turtle-themed supervillain. In "Oblivio", due to his and Alya's embarrassment at being caught playing the Super Penguino video game together, they were both akumatized into Oblivio, a memory-erasing supervillain. In "Rocketear", after coming to believe that Alya and Cat Noir were secretly a couple behind his back and thinking that Alya was cheating on him, Nino was akumatized into Rocketear, a supervillain with the power to cry exploding tears. And from this episode, Nino revealed to Adrien that he is Carapace, and later, he also received a Magical Charm from Ladybug that prevented him from being reakumatized. After the events of "Strikeback", Nino was temporarily unable to become Carapace after Monarch managed to steal the Turtle Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Illusion", in order to keep helping Ladybug and Cat Noir fighting Monarch, even without superpowers, Nino formed the Resistance, a group formed of inactive Miraculous holders with the mission to support the main heroes in whatever way they could. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Nino was given back the Turtle Miraculous permanently and reunited with Wayzz. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting his Miraculous back, Nino, along with the other secundary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock his adult powers, no longer detransforming after using his power.

    Physical appearance and attire: Nino is a Moroccan-African tall slender teenage boy, with short dark brown hair, light rakuda tan skin, and moderate orange eyes. He lacked bangs in the first five seasons. In the first five seasons, Nino wore a plain red cap, used black-rimmed wayfarer glasses, and often had a pair of black headphones with orange ear cushions, vivid azure lining at the sides and matching-colored zigzags with duplicated orange ones on top of them on the speakers hung around his neck. He typically wore a vivid azure t-shirt with an eye design on the front (a design involving a black pupil, white sclera, a dark gray upper eyelid with three lashes, the adjacent ones diagonal and the center one straight, and a light blue lower lid). Around his moderate azure jeans was a brown belt, and while most of it was hidden by his shirt, one tip sticked out a little bit below the hem. Additionally, he wore lime green, pink, red, blue, and yellow wristbands around his right wrist, and white high collar sneakers with intricate red accents, tongues, and toe caps, as well as white laces and a white knight design on the tongues that are lined in white. On occasion up until "Re-creation", he wore the Turtle Miraculous around his right wrist, which was the same model as its charged mode in a light mint color. From season 6 onwards, Nino's hair is slightly longer and has now gained curls at the front. He appears to have gained some muscle. From season 6 onwards, Nino now wears a white shirt underneath a blue hoodie, which has short white drawstrings and the same eye design retained in the middle of the torso from his past shirt. His sleeves are rolled up to just below the upper arms. His headphones are now white at the headband, with black circular tabs in the middle at the sides, and the speakers are now a solid black lined by a tangerine ring, as well as a small tangerine bar in front of the outer black border, and the ear cushions remain the same. At the front is a black strap crossing at the left where a dark blue backpack rests behind Nino's back. His wristbands now consist of plain yellow, beaded black-and-blue, beaded white-and-pink, red zigzag-striped with a silver strap, and green shiny ones at the right. At the left are beaded yellow-tangerine-and-sky blue, white polka dotted teal-yellow, purple and lilac wavy-patterned, and beaded green-and-forest green ones. His jeans are now charcoal gray with large pockets at the sides, as well as more simplified sneakers that remain white, but with a red upside-down triangle on the tongue's top, a red strap in the middle, and red lining at the bottom with a rectangular section at the side, and white soles with additional black accents connecting to the straps and around the back of the foot. His cap and glasses are retained. His Miraculous also alters in its camouflage mode; it is now made of beaded patchwork consisting of a thick black line in the middle with a pattern consisting of white diamonds and dots, the diamonds' insides being lime with a red ring and yellow circle in the middle, and white lining at the top and bottom of the wristband, with a bronze hexagon on top lined in silver. As Carapace, in the first five seasons, Carapace had a deep green jumpsuit with a hood over his head, the suit itself made with tiny hexagonal patterns resembling those on the Turtle Miraculous. The hood had a dark olive half at the bottom, thick curved forest green triangular stripes at the sides with yellow lining, two pale dullish green curved designs at their front that straightened at the tip and connected to vermillion arrow-shaped accents at the back, and two small light green ovals below the bottom of the hood's opening with a gray round segment on top of the opening. Over his eyes, Carapace wore black goggles with yellow-green lenses, and underneath the suit, he had a black collar. On said suit, he had five hexagon-shaped light green circles on his chest, which had two lined horizontally stacked on top of one more below, and another horizontal pair followed by one last triangular point at the bottom, all of which was lined in dark olive. He had dark olive hexagon-shaped protective pads on his shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees with two dots in each of their centers. He also had dark olive accents on his wrists consisting of a V-shaped line on his left wrist, and a short handless glove where the Turtle Miraculous was on his right wrist. Around his hip armer were dark olive lines consisting of a V-shaped one at the top just below the abdomen, and the bottom lines angularly reached down to the thighs vertically, then wrapped around at the back diagonally. Also, Carapace wore deep green boots with an indent between his big toe and other toes, dark gray outsoles and scalloped trimming on top of the tongue and sides, and bright green linear accents consisting of a hexagonal-like one circling the foot, one angular one reaching the top vertically at the back, and another stripe following it behind. On his back, he carried a turtle-like shield that was dark green on one side and light green on the other. From Season 6 onwards, Carapace's costume undergoes some changes. Statically, the costume remains the same, with it being still a jumpsuit with a hood (which keeps the ovals at the bottom on the front below the bottom of the opening, but they are now orange holes with a silver border and forest green inside, the accents on the sides turning orange with a thick tangerine stripe in the middle and black lining at the top and bottom, and the bottom half of the hood becomes shorter into a wide hexagonal section with a lime trapezoidal tab on top, and the accent on the top of the hood's opening now has lining connecting to the bottom half of the hood) and retaining the hexagon-shaped protective pads on his shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees, changing mostly only on the color scheme. The suit is dark green on most of the torso, the bottom side of the hood, on his forearms, front side of his upper-arms, outer sides of the thighs and legs, and hands, and is green on the fingers, the ventral area, the rest of the hood, the back side of his upper-arms and the inner sides of the thighs, all of which are done in a hexagonal-like fashion. Both shades are divided by a outlined lighter shade of green. His boots also get a dark shade of green at its downward-pointing tip and the back heel and a bright green circular detail on the middle of the sole, as well as matching rectangular lining at the sides and on top of the now split, sharper soles with a rectangular part in the middle of the tongue trimmed with bright green. He now has a thick green line in the middle of his wrists lined with bright green and a hexagonal point on top where an embossed light green hexagon is, as well as where his altered Miraculous is on the right wrist, which is now secured in a dark green hexagonal tab beneath the hexagon, the symbol of the Miraculous placed on top in a mint color with a head and legs to resemble its animal more. He no longer has goggles, having instead a dark green hood-like mask that covers his chin with a tiny rectangular part on top and the top half of his face with orange tinged lenses over his eyes. The circles on his chest are now embossed. His hip armor also turns into metallic dark green pieces that coil around the hips with hexagonal tips and a green line in the middle. On his back, he has the symbol of the Turtle Miraculous. As Shell Shock, Shell Shock had the same appearance as his superhero counterpart except for being red all over, as well as the lenses of his goggles and shield owing to him having been taken over by a Scarlet Akuma. His appearance resulting from a normal akuma is unknown. As the Bubbler, The Bubbler had light brilliant arctic blue skin, dark amaranth eyes with shrunken irises, and black circles around his eyes, along with a black spot above his left eye and another spot below his right eye. He wore a luminous vivid red, arctic blue, and yellow elbow-length sleeved tunic with many parts of the suit being rounded like attached bubbles, which matched his leg warmers. Around his head, he had a red hood-like thing that featured an antenna on top with a sphere. Also, he wore black boots, black elbow-length gloves with luminous vivid red knuckles, and black pants. On his chest, he had an eye-like design composed of a white circle with a black pupil and thick dark red bordering around the eyelid with two dark gray tubes attached. The tubes connected to the Bubbler's yellow bubble container that had a red stripe at the top with black lining and a blue lid, where he put his bubble wand when he wasn't using it. His bubble wand had a blue handle and a yellow head with a long, oval-shaped hole. As Oblivio, Oblivio was a purple faceless silhouette with an orchid glowing outline, standing at a tall height with a muscular build. They had a light silver laser cannon with light lavender highlights and a pale purple rectangular light on top with dark purple energy inside in their left hand that shot memory-erasing beams, and a gray glove on their right hand with orchid markings across the wrist down to the palm vertically with a black oval-shaped pad on top, and orchid tips at the index and middle fingers, and on the palm. As Rocketear, As Rocketear, Nino's entire skin tone became a light cornflower blue tint. His head (which may also have been a helmet) was shaped like a teardrop, with a pale, light grayish azure front and black back, with the black part curling over his cheek onto the front of his face. On the pale, light grayish cerulean part of his helmet was a blue teardrop lined in white. Over his eyes, replacing his glasses, were blue visors with white lining, and his eyes were brilliant cerulean. He seemed to be wearing what looked like a light cerulean supervillain jumpsuit with pale, light grayish cerulean hands to match his feet. His costume was swan-necked with the black part covering his neck beneath. On his shoulders, waist, thighs, hands, feet, and elbows were black teardrops with a light blue outline, with a bigger one on the chest. There was a black square on each of his gloves. There was also very thin white lines circling above the chest, around the muscles down to the sides of the waist, and down past the thighs to the back of the body.

    Nino's personality: Nino is fun-loving, enthusiastic, friendly, and compassionate. He enjoys being a DJ at parties and hanging out with friends. He is described as "a caring friend with a strong sense of right and wrong." Noticing when someone, like Adrien, is upset, he does what he can to comfort them or cheer them up. If he has a vision for something, he stays dedicated to it, sometimes rather stubbornly. But if things don't go in the fashion he wants them to, it exasperates and upsets him. He is more than willing to argue his point, though he is able to change his opinions on situations or particular people. Nino becomes frustrated if he sees something that he considers unfair, like when Adrien's father won't allow Adrien to have a birthday party. However, he doesn't hold grudges for long, and whether by choice or not, he will help others when they ask for it. However, he tends to act nervous in certain situations, as seen in "Animan" when he tried to ask Marinette on a date and when he stuttered at the sight of being posted on Alya's Ladyblog. He also has some knowledge of how things work in certain situations like in "Horrificator" or "Anansi". Like Alya, he can be caught up in the moment or excitement of things. However, unlike Alya, he can calm himself down enough to realize reality as he doesn't hesitate on returning the Turtle Miraculous. When it comes to those he cares about he is brave and loyal, refusing to leave them behind, as seen in "Simon Says", where he didn't want to leave without Adrien, and in "Anansi", when he was even willing to fight against the titular villain to save Alya or staying with her when she's infected in "Zombizou". He is also protective of his brother Chris, running all over the city to find him in "Christmaster". He can become doubtful of his abilities at times but takes advice from others very well. Also, he seems to be very attached to his signature red cap, as seen in "Chameleon", when it is taken from him by the titular villain and is later reassured by Alya that he looks fine without it. However, during part of season 4 (starting from "Rocketear") and season 5 as a whole, the negative aspects of Nino are manifested, which is shown in "Rocketear" where he can sometimes be very insecure, especially when it comes to his relationship with Alya. After noticing that Alya was evasive and kept secrets, not to mention her apparent attention to Cat Noir, combined with a scene from a film where Rena Rouge tells Cat Noir, Nino comes to suspect that there may be something between them and follows Alya to confirm his suspicions. This insecurity on his part leads him to misunderstand the situation and to believe that they are together. This is also shown in "Risk (Shadow Moth's Final Attack - Part 1)" where he decides not to listen to Marinette when she tells them that Adrien no longer wants to be a model. He can be insensitive and act without thinking, as seen in "Illusion", where he chooses to humiliate Gabriel in the middle of a parent-teacher meeting, and he did not think about his actions and at the end of the episode, he invites Lila into the Resistance. It can sometimes be involved in plans created by Nathaniel and Marc, which is shown in "Transmission", "Perfection" and "Protection". He is sometimes mocking, which is shown in "Emotion", where he makes fun of Marinette by saying that she should be aware of Adrien. This is also shown in "Revelation" where he believes Lila and despises Marinette and Adrien. In spite of his flaws, Nino can be regretful for his actions. It was seen in "Confrontation", when Nino found out that Lila was a liar all along, Nino, in the deleted scenes, apologized to Marinette, showing that he is not above apologizing whenever he's wrong. In "Revolution", "Representation", "Conformation" and "Re-creation", he showed that even though he doesn't powers, Nino can be very brave, when facing Chloé Bourgeois and her tyranny, Nightormentor and Miraculized army during Monarch's final days. In "Representation", when Marinette is heartbroken by Adrien's departure from Paris, Nino compassionately comforts her and assures her that they'll find a way to visit him. As Carapace, most of Nino's personality remains the same, like his willingness to help others and bravery, although he forgets to speak in a formal manner, calling Ladybug "dude" or "dudette" instead of Ladybug. According to one of Alya's Instagram photos, he is also a bit camera shy. With and without his powers Nino retains his loyalty and willingness to help his leader such as creating the resistance in "Illusion". But in being around Alya, he did get a taste of her impulsiveness falling for the same trick she did back in "Optigami". As the Bubbler, he became less caring and more aggressive, being much wilder and louder than normal. Although one of his intentions was to let Adrien have the birthday party that he never got, he also despised adults and used his powers to get rid of them. His hatred could extend to his peers if they defied his orders. If anyone didn't listen to him, they got trapped in a bubble. His rage even proved to be an issue for Hawk Moth when he trapped Ladybug and Cat Noir and sent them into the sky instead of taking their Miraculouses. As Shell Shock, his personality as Carapace seemed to inverse, making him cruel and aggressive. As Oblivio, he and Alya became incredibly arrogant and conceited in their own abilities, erasing people's memories on a whim and taunting Ladybug and Cat Noir constantly after doing the same thing to them. However, they were easily frustrated as well, growing angrier and angrier while trying and failing to track down Ladybug and Cat Noir after they detransformed. As Rocketear, he was vengeful towards Cat Noir for what he believed was Alya cheating on him with Cat Noir. He also cared about others who cared about him such as Adrien and Alya, who weren't considered his enemies. He tried to destroy Cat Noir mainly, rather than get the Miraculouses or destroy Ladybug. However, when Ladybug stopped him from causing any more harm to Cat Noir, he then aimed to destroy her as well until he saw the video he recorded being projected with the audio being added by Rena Furtive without him knowing. This caused him to give up his vengeance and reject Shadow Moth's akumatization.

    Biography: Nino Lahiffe is a teenage boy and friends with Adrien Agreste. He loves playing music and is a fan of Ladybug and Cat Noir. He is also Alya Césaire’s love interest. On occasion he helps Ladybug and Cat Noir as the Turtle Miraculous superhero Carapace. Nino went to Collège Françoise Dupont for at least one year previously. He, Marinette Dupain-Cheng, and Chloé Bourgeois were in the same class.

    Trivia: Revealed by the Staff; An earlier concept design for Nino involved a white shirt with red color included in the eye logo and dark gray headphones. At Comic-Con 2019, Marinette, Adrien, Alya and Chloé were announced to have real-world Instagram accounts that fans could follow. In the video showing the accounts, Nino was shown to be tagged in a picture with a supposed account of his own, under the account name "@djnino" – currently, however, there exists an inactive account under that same nickname. While it is currently unknown if Nino will get an Instagram account in the future, Alya started the trending hashtag #ninoneedsaninstagram, which the accounts use to "tag" him in posts. In a post where Chloé mentions her distaste for being paired up with Nino for an art assignment (one that also saw Adrien with Alya and Marinette with Nathaniel), she commented, "#ninodoesntneedaninstagram". Both Carapace and his civilian identity were revealed on August 31, 2017, in a press release video from French Miraculous distributor TFOU. Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; Nino and his family comes from the country, Morocco. It was previously assumed his family came from Réunion based on a series of tweets. But it's unknown if the African side off his family comes from his mother's or father's side. Nino is actually that second person of African origins to wield a Miraculous succeeding his Miraculous predecessor Mudekudeku who wielded the Ladybug Miraculous. But unlike Khepri, Mudekudeku and LadyLion, Nino doesn't live in Africa. Following Alya Césaire and Chloé Bourgeois, Nino is the third person to become a Miraculous holder and an Akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel, who Akumatized himself. The Bubbler appears another time in "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer 2.0's powers. A statue of the Bubbler appears in the Musée Grévin in "The Puppeteer 2". Alongside Chloé Bourgeois and Alya Césaire, he is the third person to break free from an Akuma's control, and is the first male person to do so. Coincidentally, the three of them are Miraculous holders. However, given that Chloé wasn't akumatized when she broke free, he is technically the second person to break free from an Akuma's control while akumatized. As seen in "Mayura", Carapace is the third person to break an akumatized object, instead of Ladybug and Cat Noir, following Queen Bee and Rena Rouge in "Mayura". In "Rocketear", Nino is the first hero to be given a Magical Charm after becoming a Miraculous holder, excluding Wang Fu and Chloé Bourgeois, who are former holders. Nino is also the first male student from Miss Bustier's class and the third one, following Chloe Bourgeois and Juleka Couffaine, to receive a Magical Charm. Rocketear is the third villain that doesn't abandon their civilian identity, after Truth and Sole Crusher as he doesn't correct Ladybug when she calls him by his civilian name, and Sole Crusher, who also doesn't correct Marinette or Chloé, when the both of them call her by her civilian name. Nino is currently the fourth person in having the most akumatized identities, having four (the Bubbler, Shell Shock, Oblivio and Rocketear), with Chloé being the first with her having eight akumatized identities (Antibug, Queen Wasp, Clonika, Miracle Queen, Queen Banana, Penalty, Sole Destroyer and Queen Mayor), and Kagami and Lila/Cerise being the second and third, with them being tied for having five akumatized identities (Riposte, Oni-Chan, Lies, Ryukomuri and Riposte Prime for Kagami; Volpina, Chameleon, Hoaxer, Spectral Looter and Timestalker for Lila/Cerise). In "Miraculous: Paris Under Siege", after André Bourgeois cancelled the Aset exhibition due to the centerpiece being broken, due to the anger at his hard work going to waste he was reakumatized into The Bubbler alongside Lady Wifi, Truth, and Sole Crusher, working with Stormy Weather to take over Paris using Aset's power. Miscellaneous; Nino aspires to be a film director, as hinted in "Horrificator", as well as "Volpina" when he says "Lila knows all of the Hollywood directors, she promised she'd mention me to Steven Basielberg himself!". He also directs the Creatica film in "Queen Banana". It is also mentioned as his future career in "Confrontation". Nino is a DJ during his spare time, and he manages the school radio station. In "The Bubbler", Nino has black hair but in all episodes afterward, he has brown hair. In "Sentibubbler", it is revealed that Nino is afraid of tarantulas. However when he is near Alya, he tries to pretend to not be scared of tarantulas. In "Rocketear", it is revealed that Nino always wanted a mustache. In the cardboard game Miraculous Secrets, it's revealed that Nino's headphones are a special gift from his favourite DJ after a concert and starts carrying with him before Season 1.

31. #31Wayhem

    Keys: Wayhem, superhero

    Full Name: Wayhem Other Names: Date of Birth: April 19, 2001 Gender: Male Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human Heights: 136 cm (4'5") Sexuality: Gay Universe: Earth-101915 Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont, Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 8 (No specific name; season 1; first saga), 9 (freshman; season 2-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Extremely enthusiastic, playful, bit mischievous, stubborn (sometimes), helpful, caring, courageous, brave, passionate, obnoxious (sometimes), clever, challenging, creepy, obsessive, energetic, bold, ecstatic, beaming with joy. Likes: Adrien Agreste Dislikes: Anyone hurting Adrien, being excluded Alignments: Good Residence: Paris, France Relatives: Unnamed mother, Unnamed father Significant other: {{user}} (boyfriend) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Skunk Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Skunk Miraculous Power Source: Sully Superhero identity: Mayhem Skunk Akumatized identity: Party Crasher (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Mayhem Skunk's , Move prediction (As Party Crasher; temporarily) Weapons: Mayhem Skunk's sprays, Party Ceasher's disco ball gauntlets (temporarily) Voiced by: Chris Hackney (English) Portrayed by: Leo Howard (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Wayhem is a minor character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is a teenager who is a fan of Adrien Agreste. In "Gorizilla", Wayhem received the Skunk Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Sully, Wayhem becomes Mayhem Skunk (Skunk du chaos in the French version) a skunk-themed superhero with the power of Skunk Spray who will help Ladybug save Adrien during "particularly difficult missions" in the second season. In "Party Crasher", when Wayhem felt left out for not being allowed to get in the party being held in Adrien's room, he was akumatized by Hawk Moth into Party Crasher, a disco-themed supervillain.

    Physical appearance and attire: Wayhem stands at a medium height. He has very light tangelo skin, brown eyes, and wavy hair. His hair is sometimes blond, other times light or dark brown, depending on the episode. He dresses very similar to Adrien. He wears a white button-down jacket with an upturned collar and sleeves rolled up above his elbow, which he keeps unbuttoned. On the upper left side of the shirt, there is a green chameleon design. Underneath, he wears a black round V-neck collared t-shirt (which in "Glaciator" has five horizontal stripes around the chest which are colored, from top to bottom, yellow, dark grayish chartreuse green, bright green, deep green, and very pale blue), blue jeans, a brown belt, and red sneakers with white laces and soles. As Mayhem Skunk, Mayhem Skunk wore a the black ring now has white accents around it and 5 streaks appear inside the ring to look like a 5-petal flower. His hair changes color to black (both sides) and white (middle). It also changes style to having the bangs being curled around and the bottom being curled upwards. Mayhem Skunk’s outfit consists of a black jumpsuit with white in the middle and underneath his hands, arms and the back of his legs. A black and white mask appears over his eyes with the upper-sides being curled. He also wears a black belt with holders for the spray cans, skunk ears and a skunk bushy “tail”. As Party Crasher, Party Crasher wore a stereotypical 70's disco dancer's outfit, with an unbuttoned disco ball patterned pointed shouldered jacket, matching pants, and high heel shoes that were connected to his pants. He also had a black V-neck dress t-shirt with a popped collar and a necklace with a smaller silver disco ball bead around his neck. He wore a pair of sunglasses of the same style as the jacket and pants. At the end of each hand, he wielded a disco ball-shaped gauntlet which he used to activate his powers. He had luminous vivid arctic blue skin and orchid afro styled hair with the same shade of skin, alongside a matching thick mustache and pointed eyebrows.

    Wayhem's personality: Wayhem is overly enthusiastic, courageous, passionate, and sometimes obnoxious. He often reacts melodramatically to situations, from panicking for Adrien's safety when he falls from a building to gushing in delight when Adrien gives him his email address. Wayhem dedicates himself to anything that he wants, like Adrien's autograph, although sometimes going too far in his obsessions with his energy and forwardness. However, when he realizes his mistakes, he feels quite guilty about it. Bold, Wayhem takes on any challenge to protect what he cares about, as seen when he tries to defend Adrien from Gorizilla. In "Mr. Pigeon 72" and "Illusion", it is revealed that he still has the tendency to run to wherever Adrien is, as in the case of the former he went to the public pool and in the latter episode he went to the school cafeteria which were both places where Adrien was at during those times. As Party Crasher, he was vengeful towards Adrien about not inviting him to his party. He was quite cruel, trapping anybody who was invited to the party. He was also understandably confident in his ability to predict one's movement, deeming their "body language second nature" to him, but leaning on overconfidence. When King Monkey threw an object at him, he wasn't aware that it would distort his powers.

    Biography: Wayhem is a teenage boy who attends Collège Françoise Dupont. He is also the current holder of the Skunk Miraculous, which he uses to transform into Mayhem Skunk.

    Trivia: His name is a play on the word "mayhem", and in fact his over-enthusiasm did cause some mayhem to Adrien. In the Italian version he is named Farìd, which is a play on the expression 'fa ridere' which means 'he's funny'. Wayhem’s model could potential be a modified version of Adrien’s model. In "Gorizilla" and "Frozer", on his social media post, his name is spelled as Wayem. Wayhem's outfit is very similar to Adrien's outfit. Marinette briefly mistakes Wayhem for Adrien because of the similarity when she is at André's ice cream stand in "Glaciator". Similarly, in "Multiplication", Ladybug and Cat Noir briefly mistake him for Félix, when looking for him in their Space mode and wave at him. He was the first akumatized villain to successfully get hold of both Ladybug and Cat Noir's Miraculouses. However, he failed to deliver them to Hawk Moth because of King Monkey's intervention. In "Mega Leech" it's revealed that he has multiple cutouts of Adrien due to his email address not being on the one seen in the episode. Party Crasher is the only akumatized villain to have facial hair, but not in their civilian form.

32. #32Chloriné Ursula Bourgeois

    Keys: Chloé Bourgeois, Chloriné Ursula Bourgeois, superhero

    Full Name: Chloriné Ursula Bourgeois Nicknames: Chloé Other Names: Queen Bee (currently), Antibug (akumatized form), Queen Wasp (akumatized form), Miracle Queen (akumatized form), Queen Banana (akumatized form), Penalty (akumatized form), Sole Destroyer (akumatized form), Queen Mayor (akumatized form), Clonika (akumatized form; non-canon), Akuma Empress (akumatized form), My Queen (by Pollen), Claudette (by Audrey), Queen of Wasp, My Sweet Chloé, Chlorine (by Audrey), My little princess (by André), Chlo (by Adrien), Clara (by Audrey), Casserole (by Audrey), Claudine (by Style Queen), Courtney (by Style Queen), Kylie (by Style Queen), Mademoiselle, The terrifying ogre, The big bad wolf, The ugly toad, ChloeB, Queen of all brats Initials: C.U.B.. Date of Birth: April 19, 2001 Gender: Female Hair: honey blonde holding into a high ponytail Eyes: icey blue Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Status: Alive, triplet 1 Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human Heights: 136 cm (4'5") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: Acting Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders (currently), French Miraculous superhero team (currently) Occupation: Student of Nursery School Roquépine (formerly), Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (formerly; expelled; forcibly moved to London), Superhero (currently), Hawk Moth's ally (formerly), Supervillain (formerly), Mayoress of Paris (formerly; temporarily), Model (currently) Birthplace: Paris, France Home: Paris, France Nationality: French (100%), Language(s): French School: Nursery School Roquépine (formerly), Collège Françoise Dupont Grade: 8 (No specific name; season 1; first saga), 9 (freshman; season 2-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Mean, bossy, vain, manipulative, ill-mannered, rude, impolite, bratty, wanting to dominate others, improve her social status, she has low self-esteem and wanting to feel better about themselves, having a lack of remorse or failing to recognise her behaviour as a problem. feeling angry, jealous of people (Marinette) who has parents who pays attention to them, selfish, spoiled, arrogant, sadistic, toxic, stubborn, heartless, cruel, self-centered, heroic (currently), sometimes anti-heroic (formerly), overbearing, egotistical, vindictive, superficial, prideful, rich, callous, cowardly, kind (currently), courageous (currently), helpful (formerly), remorseful (currently), proud, famous, vengeful, loyal (formerly), ruthless, lazy, blackmail, respectful (formerly), overzealous, careless, cautious, snobby, generous (formerly), flashy, bold (formerly), attention-grabbing, demanding, harsh, stupid, naïve, incompetent, dim-witted, sassy (as Queen Bee). Likes: The idea of sending Zoé back to New York (formerly/failed), getting her way, making fun of others, helping Ladybug (formerly), money, expensive outfits, sushi, birthdays (currently), XY's music, presents, bananas, belittling the less fortunate, hanging out with Sabrina (formerly), Chouquettes, her parents (formerly), bullying her half-sister (formerly), power, superheroes (currently) Dislikes: Not getting her way, being tricked or humiliated, her friends being insulted (formerly), letting down Ladybug (formerly), her crush encouraging her rival, love of others, birthdays (formerly), non-celebrities entering her father's hotel, lightning and rain, her clothes getting dirty, being suspended, pizza, Zoé being on her path or on screen, soup, working, notebooks, energy drink, soccer, her half-sister (formerly), Marinette Dupain-Cheng, superheroes (formerly since Miracle Queen) Alignments: Bad (S1, "The Battle of the Miraculous", S4-S5), Neutral (S2-S3, S6) Residence: London, England (currently), Le Grand Paris, in Paris, France (formerly) Relatives: André Bourgeois (father, estranged), Audrey Bourgeois (mother), Zoé Lee (maternal younger half-sister, estranged), Noé Luxus (maternal older half-brother), Mr. Pugnant (maternal uncle), Raymond Pugnant (maternal cousin), Méloé Bourgeois (maternal grandmother), Unnamed paternal grandfather Love Interested: Adrian Ageste (obsession childhood friend; formerly) Disorder/Illness: Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD), Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED), Bipoder Disorder (BD) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Bee Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Fox Miraculous (temporarily), Mouse Miraculous (temporarily), Ox Miraculous (temporarily), Tiger Miraculous (temporarily), Rabbit Miraculous (temporarily), Snake Miraculous (temporarily), Horse Miraculous (temporarily), Goat Miraculous (temporarily), Monkey Miraculous (temporarily), Rooster Miraculous (temporarily), Dog Miraculous (temporarily), Pig Miraculous (temporarily) Power Source: Pollen Superhero identity: Queen Bee (currently, initiated) Akumatized identity: Antibug (occasionally), Queen Wasp (temporarily), Miracle Queen (temporarily), Queen Banana (temporarily), Penalty (Penalteam together with her clones; temporarily), Sole Destroyer (temporarily), Queen Mayor (temporarily), Akuma Empress (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Social manipulation, Ballet, Queen Bee's Venom (currently), Antibug's Anti Charm (occasionally), Queen Wasp's Venom (formerly), Control over the Miraculous holders (as Miracle Queen; formerly), Turning people into bananas (as Queen Banana; temporarily), Imprison people in spherical barrier, soccer-related powers and Self-cloning (as Penalty; temporarily), Turning people into heeled shoes (as Sole Destroyer; temporarily), Queen Mayor's robots' Venom, Voyage, Shell-ter, Sublimation and Resistance (temporarily), Magic powers, beauty, charisma, immortality (as Akuma Empress; temporarily) Weapons: Queen Bee's Spinning Top (currently), Antibug's Yo-yo (occasionally), Antibug's Sword (temporarily), Queen Wasp/Miracle Queen's Wasps (formerly), Banana Gun (as Queen Banana), Penalty's Shoes (temporarily) Voiced by: Selah Victor (English) Portrayed by: Eden Ducourant (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Chloriné Ursula "Chloé" Bourgeois is a major character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir, serving as the secondary antagonist of Season 1, the anti-heroic deuteragonist of Season 2, a major anti-hero-turned-final antagonist of Season 3, a major antagonist of Season 4, one of the three secondary antagonists (alongside Lila Rossi/Cerise Bianca and Tomoe Tsurugi) of Season 5, and a minor character of Season 6. She is a rival of Marinette Dupain-Cheng (and later Ladybug). She is also the daughter of André and Audrey Bourgeois, the younger half-sister of Noé Luxus and the older half-sister of Zoé Lee. She is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont, a former resident of Paris and former interim Mayoress of Paris following her father's resignation, all until the end of "Revolution", when she was expelled from school and left Paris along with her mother for her many abuses of power. In "Antibug", after Ladybug ignored her suggestions on how to beat Vanisher and even called her a liar, she was akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Antibug, a supervillain copy of Ladybug with an inverted color scheme and Anti-Charm as her superpower, which, unlike Lucky Charm, granted her real weapons. In "Style Queen", after Ladybug lost the Bee Miraculous that she wanted to entrust Alya Césaire with, Chloé found it. When the Miraculous was inhabited by Pollen, she became Queen Bee, a bee-themed anti-hero who helped Ladybug and Cat Noir "during particularly difficult missions" in Seasons 2 and 3. In "Queen Wasp", after a failed attempt at impressing her mother, Queen Bee was akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Queen Wasp, a wasp-themed supervillain. In "Miraculer", after being manipulated by Lila Rossi and believing that Ladybug was not about to recruit her as Queen Bee anymore, she was nearly akumatized by Hawk Moth. However, the akumatization failed as Chloé rejected it. After the titular villain was deakumatized, Ladybug tells Chloé that she'd no longer call upon her to be Queen Bee due to the risk her identity being public knowledge placed upon both her and her family. In "Heart Hunter", after being passed over too many times by Ladybug and being manipulated by Hawk Moth, Queen Bee joined the villains' side and was akumatized into Miracle Queen, an upgraded version of Queen Wasp who could brainwash Miraculous holders by stinging them with wasps, which she set in motion for Hawk Moth's "elaborate mortal plan". In "Miracle Queen", after being deakumatized by Ladybug and losing her army of brainwashed superheroes, the Miracle Box, and the Bee Miraculous, Chloé became bitter towards Ladybug and claimed she would no longer be her fan and friend, being terminated from being Queen Bee for good. In "Queen Banana", after being removed from the movie Kreatika and having her half-sister be the main character, and after she ended her friendship with Adrien Agreste, Chloé was akumatized and amokized by Shadow Moth into Queen Banana, a banana-themed supervillain and her anger, pride, sadness, and frustration form Banana Boom-Boom, a banana-themed gorilla sentimonster. Ladybug also tried to give her a Magical Charm that prevented her from being akumatized again, but she initially rejected it. However, later on she accepted the Magical Charm after Zoé claimed it was a gift from their mother. In "Penalteam", after getting fed up by the class playing soccer, Chloé's Magical Charm was destroyed by Shadow Moth and she was voluntarily akumatized into Penalty, a soccer-themed supervillain multiplied into ten clones capable of trapping people in force fields. With her clones, she formed the supervillain team, Penalteam. In "Deflagration", after being confronted and subsequently humiliated by Zoé in front of the whole school in the cafeteria, Chloé was willingly akumatized by Monarch into Sole Destroyer, a villain identity resembling her own half-sister's akumatized form, Sole Crusher, transforming anyone she stomped on into singing heeled shoes. In "Confrontation", Chloé and Lila framed Marinette for forging their classmates' study option forms in order to get them to turn against her. Their plan backfired when she and Lila fell into a trap set up by Marinette and Sabrina to reveal their true plan in front of their entire class and the school faculty. Following this, while Lila was expelled from school, Chloé received special attention from Miss Bustier as punishment. In "Collusion", with the help of Cerise ("Lila"), through Gabriel's manipulation, and after her father resigned as mayor, Chloé took over her father's position as the mayoress of Paris, effectively banishing superheroes from Paris. In "Revolution", Chloé allied herself with Monarch for the last time and was akumatized into Queen Mayor, a political supervillain. Her police robots received the superpowers of the Ox, Turtle, Rooster, Bee and Horse Miraculous, allowing her to enforce "Chloé's law" and imprison dissidents as she pleased. After being defeated, she lost her position as Mayoress of Paris and was forced to leave Paris with her mother. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Chloé was given back the Bee Miraculous permanently and reunited with Pollen, who trying to comfort her instead stayed in London with her, Ladybug's write an apology letter to her that when they join them. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting her Miraculous back, Chloé, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock her adult powers, no longer detransforming after using her power.

    Physical appearance and attire: Chloé is a slender light-skinned teenage girl of medium height. Chloé was mostly seen wearing makeup, which consisted of the following; pale, light grayish cerulean eye-shadow, pale, light pink lip-gloss, and a light scarlet blush. She has slit brilliant cobalt blue eyes, pale pink lips, and light honey blonde curly chest-length hair. Her hair is parted in the middle and pulled back into a high ponytail held in place by a white hair tie. She had thin forelocks that curled upwards in front of either ear. In the first five seasons, Chloé wore a sparkly brilliant yellow bolero that went halfway down her forearms with a light blue button on the right side and one pocket on the right side, which was over a white shirt with black horizontal stripes around the chest running down to the bottom of the waist. The rest of her outfit included white capris with a dull gold belt that had pyramid-shaped bumps, and white flats adorned with white laced bows, with black lining around the toe, and black soles. For accessories, she had a gold chain necklace with a small gold disco ball, and white-rimmed sunglasses with dark brown transparent lenses on her head. From Season 6 onwards, her hair grown more longer and forelocks are form into ringlet curls at the ends, with another small curled upward strand in front of the left ear. She also has light yellow nail polish with a bee design. From Season 6 onwards, her now slightly thicker bolero is darker with a dark gold outlined honeycomb pattern with hexagons inside each outer hexagon, and the disco ball on her necklace has been replaced in place by the Bee Miraculous, which was a bee-shaped charm. Her button is now on the left and is cream with three more buttons below it, and she now accessorizes with a silver beaded bracelet and a goldenrod wristband on her left wrist. She now wears a skirt to match her bolero in replacement of her pants, and white knee-high boots. Her sunglasses also have a more angular design and the lenses became reddish-orange. As Queen Bee, Queen Bee wore a black domino mask with yellow accents consisting of a downward-pointing top border and spots around the eyes. She also wore her hair back in a ponytail which was curled to resemble a bee's stinger at the ends, tied with a black hairband with two black antennae-like ribbons sticking out from it, and a streak of black hair curled into her ponytail. The Bee Miraculous, as the shape of a bee on a gold comb, was placed on the upper right side of her head next to the hairband. Her bangs also became more in front of her face, still keeping the parted middle, but now curved near the tips with an upward sticking end, her forelocks shortened as well. Queen Bee wore a yellow skin-tight jumpsuit made up of many tiny hexagonal patterns to resemble a honeycomb with a black turtlenecked collar, the tip pointing at the bottom, three black stripes on her torso, which included a large black one covering her rib cage with a split on top that had two triangular points and another point at the bottom, and two V-shaped ones on the upper thigh. The arms of her suit were also black, which ended in opera-length gloves with a point on top and yellow fingers. Her black boots accented her torso details, and they went down the length of her lower legs, starting directly below the second stripe on her thigh, and ending with yellow high platform soles with a matching colored V-shaped stripe on top of the toe. She had her weapon, the spinning top, tied around her waist. The similarities between her and Ladybug's suit designs were possibly an allusion to her adoration of the latter. From Season 6 onwards, Queen Bee's costume undergoes some changes. Her eyes are large and striking blue, accentuated by her signature blue-tinted visor goggles that now have a more hexagonal, reflective honeycomb pattern. She has light yellow lip-gloss. She also wore her hair back in a down turned longer and became a five-toned streak, voluminous blonde hairstyle with sleek with bouncy curls, darker honey-blonde streaks that resemble a bee’s stripes. Her hairstyle also alters a little, having the still keeping the parted in the middle, her forelocks thicker ringlet with streak of black hair curls into as well. She now has the Bee Miraculous symbol on her to the left that is black in color with an altered design, having small antennae to look more akin to a bee. Small antennae-like headpieces sprout from her hair, maintaining her bee-inspired aesthetic. She wears a form-fitting bodysuit features a golden-yellow chest area framed by black chevron stripes that mimic bee markings. The neckline and shoulders now have fluffy, honey-colored fur trim, adding dimension and a regal touch. Her long, form-fitting black gloves extend seamlessly from the suit, ending in pointed golden cuffs or bee-wing shapes. The leg section continues the chevron motif, tapering down into black boots with golden soles and pointed heels. Knee-high, sleek, and slightly more angular giving her silhouette extra length and elegance. She had her new weapon, the top of the spinning top is black, the black and yellow stripes are even with triangular points along each one, going straight down. In Season 6, the similarities between her and Ladybug's suit Season 6 designs were possibly an allusion to her adoration of the latter. As Antibug, Antibug wore a costume similar to Ladybug's outfit from the first five seasons, but it had inverted colors, being black with red spots. Her hair remained in a ponytail rather than in pigtails. As Queen Wasp, Queen Wasp looked similar to Queen Bee, but with very dark gray hair, a yellow hairband going through, and her ponytail streak turning yellow as well. Her suit appeared mostly the same at the bottom half. However, the upper half of her suit became completely black except for the lower torso stripes, fingers, knee stripes, spinning top string, and toe accents. She also had light cornflower blue sclerae, vivid fuchsia irises, strong rose colored lipstick, and dusty, yellow skin. As Miracle Queen, Miracle Queen looked nearly identical to Queen Wasp, except she had black translucent hive-like armor on her forehead resembling a large crown, pointing shoulder armor, bracelets, and around her feet. As Queen Banana, Queen Banana had vivid crimson eyes with light violet sclera, vivid yellow lipstick, and light yellow skin. Her hair was turned completely solid and yellow, her hairstyle looking akin to her Queen Bee form but the tips were black, as well as her ponytail thickening and turning bulbous-like, the entire hairstyle resembling bananas. Her hairband turned thin and black with an upside-down crescent piece on top resembling a banana with yellow tips and a stripe below, and five silver gemstones lining the front. Her mask was black and stretched up to the sides of her face with two points at the bottom, with a yellow border. Her bodysuit was yellow with a hexagonal pattern. Her turtleneck had a black downward pointing tip and a stripe beneath it to accent her large torso design that had a split in the middle with two triangular points at the bottom and two thin matching stripes below, her two thin upper arm stripes, the tips on her skirt that resembled five large bananas, and upper legs. Her heels were black with a triangular point on top and a flared out back point. Her skirt had a circular hole on the right here her gun rested, which matched her outfit color and details with a black tip and stripes. On her chest was a black circle with four yellow bananas around the border with black tips, as well as matching shoulder pieces pointing upwards. As Penalty, Penalty had a slightly dull cream skin-tone that was similar to her original skin-tone as Chloé, keeping the same hair color/style but with a curled ponytail and thicker forelocks. Her eyes were the same as her form as Queen Banana, but there were now black spots around her eyes with brilliant yellow pentagons around them with lines stretching out from each side resembling soccer balls. She wore a vivid yellow long-sleeved turtleneck shirt with black fingerless gloves, and a black soccer jersey with short sleeves and yellow curved triangular lines around the collarbone and sides of the hips accented by black lines splitting them into several segments, which complimented her shorts and details. She also wore vivid yellow knee-length pants, the lower legs being black with the same yellow accented stripe from before on top, and yellow triangular wedge-heeled high soccer shoes, and a yellow V-shaped detail on the palm. Her sunglasses were yellow with black lenses. Her clones looked completely identical, but without the sunglasses. As Sole Destroyer, Sole Destroyer had the same appearance as her half-sister's akumatized form "Sole Crusher", but with pupil-less, glowing, very pale, cyan eyes and glowing blue diamond glasses, along with small glowing blue diamonds on her jacket and one on each cheek. In addition, unlike Sole Crusher, she had two additional long angular horns at the front. As Queen Mayor, As Queen Mayor, Chloé retained her original outfit, except she also wore a brilliant golden, glittery coat with a fur collar and fur cuffs, with the mayoral sash being worn over this. She also had a golden purse around her shoulder down to her hip, black boots, and white gloves.

    Chloé's personality: Chloé is a bossy, egotistical, and superficial girl who does everything in her power to crush others and loves making her rivals' lives miserable, particularly Marinette who she despises; even calling Marinette by her surname just to get at her. She thinks highly of herself and lowly of others, believing that she deserves everything and takes pride in her luxurious lifestyle. This has also caused her to view herself as above any consequences of her actions. To the point where she believed in "Derision", "what was the point of having power or status if you can't use it on those who don't". As well as similar to Monarch, Chloe too misunderstood the meaning of her powers, learning from what she wanted instead of what she needed. She believes that she is the most important person in the world and everyone adores her, but the main reason why she acts this way is to impress her mother, who until "Queen Wasp", had very little care for her. If there is something that she wants, like attention or revenge, Chloé will do anything, including underhanded actions, to succeed. She stole Marinette's derby hat design to humiliate her, but impressed Adrien and Gabriel Agreste and threatened Denis Damoclès into punishing Alya by calling her father. Chloé was rarely seen treating any of her peers respectfully, being bossy and overbearing to her "best friend" Sabrina and claimed to her mother that she was just using the former. Her sour attitude comes across openly to whatever and whoever she despises, but will sometimes pretend to be innocent and emotionally distressed to manipulate others in front of her father. While being callous and careless to anyone but herself, Chloé can be cowardly, easily scared of danger often caused by akumatized villains, despite this change throughout the series. Having caused certain people to be akumatized (especially throughout Season 1), to her horror and confusion, she found herself their victim for revenge. Despite some of them calling her out for her nasty behavior, she narcissistically disagreed with them. Chloé sometimes acted like a daddy's girl, as her father spoiled her immensely, and she often called on him (or at least threatened to) to enforce her will with her peers and even superiors. Despite all of these traits, Chloé did have moments of courage as she was willingly helpful when asked by those she was close to or admired, such as helping Ladybug defeat the villain in "Despair Bear" and asking her to help save Adrien from her akumatized mother. Like her mother, she has a fierce temper when angered. Chloé remains awful most of the time, but she showed a bit more kindness occasionally, expressing happiness when Ladybug was saving her or towards Sabrina. She also listened to advice at rare moments, like following Ladybug's suggestion to reconcile with Sabrina. If requested for a purpose, particularly by Adrien so that she could still be friends with him, she knew how to act congenial around others, although she often came off as forced and couldn't keep it up for long. On rare occasions, Chloé could even be remorseful towards her actions, as seen when she apologized to Miss Bustier about forgetting her birthday, ruining the present Marinette made for her and her temper, causing trouble for everyone. After being deakumatized in "Queen Wasp", she sincerely apologized to Ladybug and Cat Noir for selfishly using her superpowers and for what happened to Pollen because of her actions. In "Animaestro", when Chloé found out about Marinette's crush on Adrien, she decided not to tell him as she believed that Marinette didn't deserve attention, showing that although her actions had moments of goodness, they were only motivated by her inner selfishness. Ultimately, Chloé's abrasive and selfish attitude stems from a massive inferiority complex, born from the neglect her mother showed her as a child. As seen through their interactions, Audrey cared little for her daughter up until the events of "Queen Wasp", even failing to remember her name on many occasions, and only gives attention to things that interest her. This caused Chloé to try and emulate her mother's unpleasant behavior in a vain attempt to win her affection. Additionally, she sometimes shows a lack of self-confidence behind her arrogance, feeling that nothing she does has any real value no matter what she tries, even referring to herself as "useless" to Ladybug in "Malediktator". Yet, once she received the Bee Miraculous, she finally began to feel that she had true worth and value. However, her desire to help others stemmed from her love for attention, not from any willingness to do the right thing. In "Stormy Weather 2", when she insulted Aurore and caused her to be akumatized, Chloé waited for Ladybug to give her the Bee Miraculous, implying that she might've deliberately hurt Aurore, so she could use the Miraculous after Aurore's akumatization. As Queen Bee, she was proud of her abilities and wanted to prove herself to her mother by causing a subway train accident to save it so the civilians would be grateful towards her. She didn't care about hiding her superhero identity in the process, revealing Pollen to the public, and transforming in the eyes of everyone in the area. She wanted to be a famous, well-known, and well-liked hero just like Ladybug, so she called Nadja Chamack to film her saving the said subway train. After Marinette helped her repair her relationship with Audrey, by making them realize their similarities as mother and daughter, Chloé expressed a sense of pride in taking much delight in tormenting others, same as her mother. However, after a talk with Ladybug, she tearfully revealed that she is aware that no one in her class likes her and felt useless. When given the Bee Miraculous by Ladybug, she heroically helped her defeat the titular villain and returned the Miraculous without hesitation. Afterward, she attempted to be a better person by cleaning up her lair instead of having her butler do it. She was happy that everyone at school threw her a party in honor of her saving Paris, but quickly took it as an opportunity to boast about her wealth and new-found popularity among the student body as her title as hero was acknowledged. Similar to Cat Noir, Queen Bee had a bit of a habit of leaping before looking, meaning she was hasty or quick to act, as she quickly apologized to her father instead of listening to Ladybug's plan first and when she was eager to battle Scarlet Moth's akumatized army. Although she would claim to understand Ladybug's reason for not wanting her to use the Bee Miraculous for the sake of the safety of Chloé and her loved ones, she often used her Bee Signal light in hopes of Ladybug giving her the Bee Miraculous for any situation that arose, convincing herself that Queen Bee was needed to defeat every villain that surfaced and believed Queen Bee could do the job far better and more efficiently than the other Miraculous holders. Each time that Ladybug did not give her the Bee Miraculous, Chloé became angry but still felt confident that the heroine would call upon her during the extremely difficult situations. However, in "Heart Hunter", Chloé was shown to have grown resentful towards Ladybug after being passed up to help out so many times, believing that she was entitled to the powers of the Bee Miraculous, and deserved them regardless of the consequences, refusing to understand that the Bee Miraculous power no longer belongs to her. According to Ladybug, while she isn't impressed by others in power, she has grown possessive of her own powers, unwilling to let them go or share them with others. When her parents were akumatized in this episode, she hoped that Ladybug would give her the Bee Miraculous so she could save them. Instead, she saw that Ladybug chose another heroine over her and became very upset. Hawk Moth, who managed to steal the Miracle Box, gave Chloé the Bee Miraculous and used her anger to manipulate her into turning against Ladybug, all without akumatizing her. Chloé's allegiance to him ultimately stemmed from the realization that he was willing to ensure he could provide her whatever power she wanted rather than keep it from her in the same way Ladybug did. In "Miracle Queen", regardless of her betrayal, Ladybug was willing to offer her another chance to refrain from allying with Hawk Moth and return all the Miraculous in her possession. However, by openly expressing her resentment towards Ladybug for not providing her the power of the Bee Miraculous, Chloé revealed that she refused to understand that the power of the Miraculous was not her right to use, much to Ladybug's shock and disbelief. After Ladybug deakumatized her, took back the Miracle Box and the Bee Miraculous, and terminated her from the French superhero team, Chloé bitterly renounced her loyalty to and friendship with Ladybug, officially becoming her enemy. In the two aforementioned episodes, it is shown via Chloé's behavior that, because of her attitude and possibly how she was raised, she didn't fully understand one of the main responsibilities of being a true hero is selflessness. By giving up her powers, she was unknowingly protecting everyone in her life from Paris' villains. Through her actions, just as Hawk Moth used his family's love to cover his guilt of akumatizing innocent civilians, Chloé did the same to cover up her desire for power and glory. Although Chloé was eager to do good as a superhero, she lacked commitment to continue her duties without her superpowers. Even though Chloé made efforts to make up for some of her mistakes before "Miracle Queen", she did not make an effort to maintain this change or attempted to make up for them, implying that she did not feel compelled to acknowledge her past mistakes, let alone admit that she needed to change her behavior and apologize to those she wronged and took advantage of so long as she still bared the title of a hero, leaving the impression that Chloé did not see the need for self-improvement so long as she continued to obtain what she wanted and to become Queen Bee at her own request rather than Ladybug's. Yet it seems the neglect she suffered because of her mother also had lasting effects: when Chloé was told she couldn't be a hero anymore, she was consumed by fear that Ladybug would neglect her (thinking she was worthless as mentioned in "Miraculer") as Audrey did. Sadly, she didn't have the maturity to separate the two instances and gave into her anger and Hawk Moth's false promises under the pretense that the heroine didn't care for her. Ultimately, Chloé fooled herself, because if it wasn't for Ladybug and Cat Noir constantly saving her from the messes that she caused by getting people akumatized, she wouldn't be present, and despite all that the pair went through with her, the heroes continued to show her real love and kindness as real parents should. Although she was so eager to become a superhero again, Ladybug's encouragement and Marinette's willingness to let go of their complicated past to show her kindness, did not convince her to abandon her ways, resulting in her succumbing to Hawk Moth's manipulations. In the end, regardless of the many chances others were willing to give her, Chloé's need to prioritize herself and not lose the privileges she had grown accustomed to, ultimately led her to lose everything (powers, superhero status, reputation, etc.) to the point of becoming enemies with her former idols. Throughout the fourth season, Chloé remained sore over the events in "Miracle Queen", with her selfishness, pettiness and anger being amplified over losing her hero status and powers. As such, her subsequent mistreatment towards other grew stronger while her kindness diminished towards everyone even more than in previous seasons: she treated Sabrina even more like a slave than ever, repeatedly and forcefully attempted to send her half-sister, Zoé, back to New York after the latter befriended Marinette and her other classmates, ended her friendship with Adrien in "Queen Banana", and further despises Ladybug when she chose a new Wasp Miraculous user, believing the jewel was hers alone. Her anger became so intense that Shadow Moth admitted that it is limitless and Ladybug commented that she needs to control it. Despite this, she still accepted the Magical Charm when Zoé lied about it being from her mother, showing that she still cares for her mother, despite her increased aggression towards the citizens of Paris. In "Gabriel Agreste", she implicated that she still cares for Adrien to some degree, despite having ended their friendship so spitefully, and chose to reconcile with him under her own terms. However, her attempts to reconcile were done selfishly as she tried to have him all to herself by attempting to expose her classmates' plan to bring him and Marinette together to Gabriel, and by extension, forcing Adrien's return to homeschooling which, in her mind, would allow him to seek her as the only source of social interaction again, with no outside interference, and return him to a state of being her Prince Charming, regardless of it being at the cost of Adrien's loneliness. In "Penalteam", Chloé continued her mean streak by refusing to participate in the class's exhibition soccer game, forbidding Sabrina to play even though she enjoys the sport and is skilled at it, and even voluntarily accepted Shadow Moth's akumatization to ruin it. After being tricked into deakumatizing herself, she reluctantly allows Sabrina to play while dressing her down as a "loser" like the rest of her class, though their friendship didn't end like with Adrien. Soon after, she voluntarily formed an alliance with Lila over their mutual hatreds of Marinette and Ladybug. In "Sole Crusher", she became even more sadistic, toxic, stubborn and heartless, as she attempted to manipulate her akumatized half-sister absorb Kitty Section. She even cruelly threatened the latter of sending her back to New York and sadistically told her that she may have been bigger, but she was just a ridiculous copy of her as well as showing no remorse that she deeply hurt her half-sister's feelings but it was only stopped when Marinette tries the reason with the titular villain knowing Chloé has gone too far. In the fifth season, with Monarch having stolen all the Miraculous, Chloé's bitterness towards Ladybug worsened, as she believes she and Cat Noir lost the Miraculous for being incompetent, and made no effort in hiding it, even going as far as to express her thoughts on live TV and social media. She also expressed believing that none of this would have happened if she was still Queen Bee, revealing that despite the consequences of her actions in previous seasons and despite her willingness to betray the heroes in favor of Hawk Moth, Chloé is willing to disregard her actions and genuinely believes she is still entitled to the power of the Bee Miraculous. As the season continues, Chloé's anger, hatred, and desire for revenge grew, and as her status and power diminished, so did her emotional state, with her becoming more demanding, selfish and unreasonable than ever, to the point the Adrien finally gave up on ever reconciling with her and even her father admitted that she became completely heartless, which likely stemmed from her jealousy and fear of losing what little power she has left, from "Miracle Queen" to "Collusion". This especially continued with Lila as her ally as they pushed forward in their alliance in plots and schemes to stymie Ladybug in her hero duties or ruin Marinette's life. Chloé even went as far as to permanently throw away the chance to reconcile her friendship with Adrien, and her "friendship" with Sabrina worsened as she continued to treat her like a slave but treated Lila like an equal. This culminated in Sabrina finally turning against her as she helped Marinette expose her and Lila's plan to destroy Marinette and ruin their classmates' futures, effectively stripping Chloé of the last possible friendship she had left. Following this, Chloé went far above and beyond to destroy her enemies with her remaining power, such as unjustly getting Marinette expelled for something she didn't do and Ms. Bustier fired for trying to talk sense into her. She eventually accepted an offer from Monarch to become an interim mayoress of Paris after the villain engineered her father's resignation just to continue in her revenge and avoid the consequences of her actions. In "Revolution", after labeling Ladybug, Cat Noir, and Monarch as fugitives and outlawing all superheroes and supervillains, Chloé, at Lila's urging, hypocritically made a deal with the latter to be akumatized and receive more powers from the Miraculouses, which she used to imprison people at will, particularly all who have ever stood up to and/or defied her, including her father; this shows just how mad she had gone with her power after losing respect for him in "Collusion". She also set a trap to publicly expose Ladybug and Cat Noir's identities after forcing them to use their powers and confined them using robots supplied to her by Gabriel until their powers run out and they detransform. However, the heroes managed to overcome the time limit and master their powers, and urged the citizens to revolt against Chloé's tyranny. In quick succession, Chloé was deakumatized, ousted as mayor, abandoned by those who brought her to power, and finally forced to face the wrath of the entire population of Paris, who have come to despise her for her rule. She was even finally disciplined by her father, and forced to leave Paris with her mother and kwami, who harshly reprimanded her for ruining their family name and reputation, and vowed to take control of her life again. This left Chloé deeply upset that she even lost her mother's love and respect for her failure. She briefly softened herself and considered calling Sabrina for consolation or to try and reconcile, but soon hardened again and decided to take one last shot at Marinette over Adrien's departure to London, demonstrating that, even at her lowest point, Chloé's instinct is to make someone else suffer to validate herself. This, however, backfired as Marinette turned the tables on Chloé, revealing that she already knew about Adrien's departure (having just witnessed it beforehand) and reaffirming their love for each other, as well as telling Chloé, point-blank, the cold, hard truths that she no longer has any power over anyone or anything anymore, and that she is the "utterly ridiculous" one. Seeing her once-favorite punching bag stand up to and shut her down so harshly finally shattered Chloé's pride and spirit, and she broke down in tears after finally realizing that she has truly lost everything and hit rock-bottom with Pollen trying to comfort her. In the sixth season, Chloé is revealed to have become a popular fashion model, actress, and social influencer while under her mother's control in London, even in spite of her forced exile and persona non grata status in Paris, and has even attracted a substantial following in the Bee Community on the new social media network Zoo, to the point of managing said community, and holding contests in which she grants the winner anything they desire. However, her grudge against Paris's heroes, especially Ladybug in particular, and some of the vile aspects of her personality seemingly remain intact, as shown in "Climatiqueen" when she bans members from communities whose animal corresponds with the heroes (especially the Ladybug community) from participating in her contests, and in "Daddycop", when she hunts for a new minion to replace Sabrina, and throws shade at the latter for her previous "betrayal", while boastfully claiming to love her new life in London. It is currently unknown as to how much of Chloe's claims and personality are genuine, or if it's entirely a facade created thanks to Audrey's control over her. As Antibug, most of Chloé's personality remained the same, except that she was more vengeful towards Ladybug. She enjoyed taunting her and Cat Noir about their teamwork, believing she was weak without him and Cat Noir was playing second fiddle. As Queen Wasp, Chloé was prideful and arrogant towards Cat Noir and Ladybug, believing herself to be a more exceptional hero worthy of her mother's praise than both of them. She also wanted to prove herself by taking away their Miraculouses and felt angry towards everyone who dislikes her and paralyzed them. As Miracle Queen, most of Chloé's personality remained the same except that she became meaner and more power-hungry, using her power to take control of all of Paris and turn the Miraculous holders into her own army. As Queen Banana, Chloé became immensely vengeful towards her half-sister Zoé, searching to turn her into a banana and blaming her for everything, all while turning everyone that crossed her and her sentimonster's path. She was also not afraid to show dishonesty, as she promised Zoé she wouldn't hurt anyone else if the latter gave herself up, but immediately turned a nearby bystander into a banana. Queen Banana was also very cunning and loved chaos as well. This was shown when she purposely allowed Cat Noir to use Cataclysm on her sentimonster, causing him to go out of control and cause more chaos in Paris. As Penalty, since she was akumatized voluntarily, Chloé's personality remained the same as she was still cruel, unfair, hypocritical, and demanding, and didn't play fair by making her own rules, and yet, she didn't appreciate it when others cheated despite her doing the same. With her Penalteam, they worked well and cheated together, but started arguing and insulting each other when the Miraculous superheroes used their superpowers and made them all angry. As the heroes used her anger against her, she became fed up with Shadow Moth's demands, realizing his power was incapable of allowing her to torment the heroes like she wanted. Believing she lost the advantage in the game, regardless of how much she cheated, she willingly destroyed her own akumatized object. As Sole Destroyer, since she was akumatized voluntarily, Chloé's personality remained the same. Unlike Zoé's akumatized form Sole Crusher who had a soft spot for Marinette, Sole Destroyer was willing to attempt to absorb her if it weren't for Adrien's interference. As Queen Mayor, since she was akumatized voluntarily, Chloé's personality remained the same, but with a more tyrannical twist than usual, as she was willing to imprison anyone who ever dared to stand up to her, including her own father.

    Biography: Chloé Bourgeois is a teenage girl and the daughter of Audrey Bourgeois and Paris' former mayor, André Bourgeois. She is Marinette Dupain-Cheng's rival. At first, the Bee Miraculous was supposed to be given to Alya but Ladybug lost it. Chloé later found it as she was walking down the Eiffel Tower after her mother was de-akumatized. It was temporarily used by her to transform into the Bee themed superhero, Queen Bee until she was expelled from the French Miraculous superhero team in "Miracle Queen". Chloé was left by her mother at some point in her younger life. Chloé has been friends with Adrien Agreste since they were little. She also presumably knew his maternal cousin, Félix Fathom during their childhood and considered him to be the fake version of Adrien. She went to Collège Françoise Dupont for four years previously with Marinette. Mentioned in "Ladybug & Cat Noir" and in "Derision", Chloé harshly bullied Marinette, such as always getting her into trouble, putting cockroaches in her locker, putting green paint on her seat which would ruin her pants, and having Kim open a box of spiders when Marinette, who was in love with him at the time, confessed to him, so she would fall into the water with her recording it all ready to post on the internet if it wasn't for Socqueline, outraged she enforced that principal Damoclès to expel her.

    Trivia: In the earlier concept art of Chloé, she didn't have her hair in a ponytail. She wore a purple vest with a diamond pattern around the waist, a white long-sleeved shirt, and blue jeans. Also, in one concept art, Chloé was watching a fashion show with Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Alya Césaire, suggesting that she may have been friends with them in an earlier concept. A later concept art design for Chloé included a white cardigan with a black edge, white shorts with black stripes, and high white boots with black edges and soles. Chloé's character description on the official Miraculous Ladybug website used to state that one of her favorite pastimes was "bullying her punching bag Marinette Dupain-Cheng". As of recently has changed to a more neutral stance regarding her character. Queen Bee's existence was first revealed in 2015 in an illustration by ZAG celebrating MIFA's 30th anniversary. The character was eventually confirmed to be Queen Bee during the Miraculous Ladybug panel at the 2016 San Diego Comic-Con. She was later teased in a concept poster for the "ZAG Heroez" franchise that Jeremy Zag posted on his Instagram, the poster showing her lower body and legs. She was teased again by Jeremy Zag in a three-second storyboard video. The finished version of Queen Bee for the ZAG Heroez poster was released by Jeremy on Instagram, showing Queen Bee's face. He also tagged the image with #queenbee, suggesting that Queen Bee might be her name. Her identity was later revealed to be Chloé at a Miraculous panel at New York Comic Con 2016. Queen Bee's design changed in many ways from the earliest known concept art of her. She didn't tie up her hair as she lets it hang loosely and she had bangs. She had a black and yellow striped round cap on the side of her head from which protruded two antennae. Her hands were covered with yellow gloves, with the black sleeves ending at a point at the center of the front and back of them. The top part of her torso--including her upper arms--was fuzzy. She had a circular, yellow with black circles purse around her waist. Revealed by the Staff; According to Thomas Astruc at Mangafest 2017, Chloé was intentionally created since the beginning to be as unpleasant as possible. At the same panel, he would also state that Chloé will not end up in a romantic relationship, but her relationship with Sabrina will improve. The latter part is strange as, at the time of speaking, Season 3 had already been finished, and there was no significant, positive or negative, change in their relationship, either before or after "The Battle of the Miraculous". According to Thomas Astruc on Twitter, Chloé was initially never planned to have a redemption arc and this was purely assumed by fans based on the reveal that she would use the Bee Miraculous. He added that she remains unchanged as her 'purpose of the show is to warn about the people who willingly refuse [to change]'. Despite the improvements she displayed before the events of "Miracle Queen", Thomas states her character was being presented exactly as she was written; someone who refuses to change and can often pull others into a toxic relationship by having them focus on her potential good and overall suffering, rather than the ongoing cruelty she continued to display towards others. Although her past explains her act like her mother leaving her as a child, it doesn't excuse the choices she made, and despite the initial changes she made about herself to make up for some of her mistakes, Chloé never saw the need to fully change herself if she continued to obtain what she wanted. Despite the many chances others were willing to give her to change her ways, Chloé felt such change was not worth the effort if it came at the cost of her privileges. According to Feri González, colorist for ZAG inc and the ambassador for the show in Latin America, Chloé had never changed at all during the later parts of Season 2, and the entirety of Season 3. She only wanted to be Queen Bee, not only to help others, but to get recognition, her motivations to be a hero stemmed primarily from her own selfish reasons. The series had always presented Chloé's fate and unchanged personality, the viewers simply needed to observe her character for what it was rather than what they had envisioned it to be. Despite the few moments of good Chloé has throughout the series, Chloé will revert back to her original personality either near the end of the episode or the following to show that she is still the same person. Despite what she experiences or expresses, those moments never made her want to change who she was and are quickly left in the past the moment she knows things are once again within her favor. Feri states Chloé's downfall was marked in "Queen Wasp; the moment she used the Bee Miraculous to endanger hundreds of lives on the train simply to make herself look good. Feri states a Miraculous is a privilege, it is not someone's right to use. Despite Ladybug's explanation, Chloé refused to understand that the power of the Miraculous was not her right to use and had determined it was a privilege Ladybug had wrongfully taken from her. Although Chloé was quick to resist Hawk Moth's control in "Miraculer", her willingness to resist did not stem from her need to be good, but rather from her belief that Ladybug would still provide her the power of the Bee Miraculous, a power she felt she was entitled to. Chloé has her own official Instagram account: @theofficialchloebourgeois. The manager of the character accounts announced that she no longer works at ZAG. The future of accounts is unknown. Since September 2020, Chloé has her own Facebook account. She mentions that she used to do ballet when she was younger. (In "Frightningale", she mentioned that she took private classes with Aurélie Dupont for eight years.) Her signature color is canary yellow. She aspires to be a fashion queen like her mother and gets her looks from her too. When she was little, she would wander through the halls of the hotel exploring the rooms and seeing what guests were talking about. As a Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villains; Chloé's akumatized form appears as Antibug in the theme song animatic. Like Copycat with Cat Noir and Volpina with the Fox Miraculous holder, Antibug is a copy of a Miraculous holder. However, her appearance and superpower, Anti-Charm, are the opposite of Ladybug's. Her suit and mask having inverted colors to that of Ladybug is similar to the DC Comics villain the Reverse-Flash having an inverted but similar suit to the Flash. She is the third person to be akumatized for the second time following Alix and Ivan Bruel. However, she's the first one to be akumatized for a second time with a new identity and powers. Chloé is the first Miraculous wielder shown not to maintain a secret identity onscreen. The first one in the modern era to have their identity known to the public after she transformed in front of a news camera in "Queen Wasp", which was broadcasted live throughout Paris. Because of this, she holds the record for having the largest number of people to know her identity as a Miraculous holder. In addition, despite being a former member, she is also the only Miraculous holder of the Team Miraculous where every other member knows her identity as Queen Bee. Chloé is the second known person after Gabriel to have a Miraculous that wasn't meant for her. But unlike Gabriel, who uses the Butterfly Miraculous for evil, she used the Bee Miraculous to become a superhero until her betrayal. Following Alya Césaire, Chloé is the second person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself. Queen Wasp was first revealed on August 31, 2017, at a TFOU press conference. A scarlet version of Queen Wasp reappeared in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day". Similar to Copycat, Antibug and Volpina, Queen Wasp and Miracle Queen are other akumatized villains based on a Miraculous holder. The first 3 of Chloé's akumatizations were based on superheroes (Antibug/Ladybug and Queen Wasp/Miracle Queen/Queen Bee). As of "Miraculer", she is the first person to be able to successfully reject Hawk Moth's akumatization. Antibug appears in "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer's powers and as a statue in the Musée Grévin in "The Puppeteer 2". Chloé is the fourth person to voluntarily akumatize themselves following Gabriel Agreste, Nathalie Sancoeur and Lila Rossi. As seen in "Mr. Pigeon 72", Chloé has been akumatized into Antibug three times. ("Antibug" and two off-screen akumatization). With her two akumatizations into Queen Wasp and her others into Miracle Queen, Queen Banana, Penalteam, Sole Destroyer and Queen Mayor, Chloé has been akumatized 10 times in total. Chloé is the only character to have been akumatized at least once per season in the first 5 seasons. Chloé is the first and only character to be akumatized into two different new supervillain forms in the same season and two seasons in a row. In Season 4 she was akumatized into Queen Banana and Penalty and in Season 5 she was akumatized into Sole Destroyer and Queen Mayor. Chloé is additionally the only character to have 7 different akumatized forms. Her repeated akumatizations is the result of Hawk Moth viewing her as an easier target compared to the rest of his victims. Chronologically from "Revolution", Chloé is the last victim chosen by Monarch to be akumatized. With her 10 akumatizations, Chloé comes in second place for having been akumatized the most number of times behind Mr. Ramier and ahead of Kagami, Juleka, Lila and Roger. However, unlike the others, she, along with Kagami and Lila, haven't been re-akumatized into the same villain all of the time. Chloé is the second person following Marinette that has worn multiple Miraculous (more than two) at one time with a total of nine. However, unlike Marinette, she was unable to activate any of them, besides the one she was already using. Chloé is the first Miraculous holder to be renounced from the French Miraculous superhero team. She was also the first member of the team not to be chosen by Ladybug's instinct, followed by King Monkey. As seen in "Mayura", Queen Bee is the first person who isn't Ladybug or Cat Noir to break an akumatized object. Chloé is the first person to destroy their akumatized object themselves, seen when she destroyed her sunglasses in "Penalteam" when she was akumatized into Penalty. She's also the third villain who is okay with their akumatized object being destroyed, following Christmaster in "Christmaster" and Reflekta in "Guiltrip". Currently holds the record for facing the highest number of Miraculous holders, with facing 15 Miraculous holders, which is all the holders on the Miraculous superhero team except for Rena Rouge, Bunnyx, and Argos. Chloé is the first person to possess an Alliance that didn't have any superpowers transmitted on it. In "Deflagration", as Sole Destroyer, she is the first akumatized supervillain not to receive a Miraculous superpower through an Alliance in Season 5. She is also the fourth victim to have her akuma revoked in that same episode, following Lila Rossi in "Catalyst" and her parents in "Heart Hunter". Chloé's akumatization as Queen Mayor is similar to her akumatization as Penalty (Penalteam): In both of these two akumatizations: She was voluntarily akumatized. Had a group as part of her akumatization. But as Penalty her group were clones of herself being named Penalteam, while her group as Queen Mayor were her police robots. She had protective spheres to capture anyone she wanted, but as Penalty they came from her own akumatization while as Queen Mayor they came from the Miraculous' superpowers. Gabriel almost came close to discovering the identity of one of the heroes and ensuring their victory thanks to the powers of Chloé's akumatized forms that were able to trap them until they de-transformed back after using their powers. It took the work and collaboration of many people for her to be defeated, but while as Penalty she was defeated by heroes, as Queen Mayor she was defeated by civilians. Her akumatized object was never broken by any of the heroes, as Penalty she herself broke it due to not wanting to become akumatized anymore while as Queen Mayor her akumatized object was broken when Caline Bustier learned where the Akuma was. Both chronologically, Penalty was the penultimate akumatized form of Season 4 just as Queen Mayor was the penultimate akumatized form of Season 5. Miscellaneous; Originally, Chloé and Sabrina Raincomprix were supposed to be in a trio with Alix Kubdel, which was a reference to the trio Sam, Clover and Alex in Totally Spies! Interestingly, Fily Keita, who voices Zoé in the French dub, voiced Clover in the French dub of "Totally Spies!". In "Antibug", it is hinted that Chloé is seen to be a left-handed person. However, in "Sole Crusher", Chloé is seen writing with her right hand on her journal. Some of Chloé's Ladybug paraphernalia can be seen in her locker in "The Evillustrator". According to Sabrina in "Zombizou", Chloé never remembers people's birthday, just like her mother Audrey Bourgeois. Chloé is the first person to not want a Magical Charm, but later, she takes it when Zoé Lee tricks her by saying it's from their mother and from Miss Bustier's class to own a Magical Charm. She is the fourth person to have her Magical Charm destroyed by a Megakuma following Gabriel Agreste, Roland Dupain and Sabine Cheng. The Bee signal that Chloé would shine in the sky whenever a villain came is a reference to Batman's Bat signal. The new onwards Queen Bee's Bee signal. In "Miraculous: Rise of the Sphinx", Chloé gets willingly akumatized into Clonika, with the power to make clones of people with her cellphone.

33. #33Luka Couffaine-Stone

    Keys: Luka Couffaine, Luka Couffaine-Stone, superhero

    Full Name: Luka Couffaine-Stone Other Names: Jagged Jr. (by Bob Roth), Viperion, Silencer (akumatized form), Truth (akumatized form) Date of Birth: October 20th, 1999 Gender: Male Age: 15-16 (season 1-5; first saga), 17 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human Heights: 155 cm (5'1") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: Music Class Affiliations: Kitty Section, Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, Order of the Guardians Occupation: Student, Pizza Delivery Guy, Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly), Member of the Order of the Guardians Grade: 10 (sophomore; season 1-5; first saga), 11 (junior; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Calm, playful, charming, mature, flirtatious, empathetic, kind, generous, supportive, encouraging, easygoing, relaxed, caring, helpful, soft-spoken, brave, determined, intuitive, understanding, patient, focused, observant, nice, laid-back, sociable, chill, gifted, positive, open, musical, relaxed, polite and genial, composed, mellow, dependable, spiritual, go with the flow, sage-like. Likes: Playing his guitar, tranquility, his father's music, his family and friends, honesty, making stringed instruments, giving advice and helping others Dislikes: His family and friends in danger or being akumatized, injustice, XY and Bob Roth, lies, secrets Alignments: Good Residence: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (currently), Luka and Juleka's room, Liberty in Paris, France (formerly) Relatives: Anarka Couffaine (mother), Jagged Stone (father), Juleka Couffaine (younger twin sister), Unnamed paternal grandmother Love Interests: Marinette Dupain-Cheng (ex-girlfriend), Irupé (pretend girlfriend) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Snake Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Snake Miraculous Power Source: Sass Superhero identity: Viperion Akumatized identity: Silencer (temporarily), Truth (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Guitar playing, Violin playing, Biking, Mirakung Fu, Viperion's Second Chance, Stealing voices (as Silencer; temporarily), Truth Beams (as Truth; temporarily) Weapons: Viperion's Lyre Voiced by: Andrew Russell (English) Portrayed by: Timothée Chalamet (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Luka Couffaine is one of the two tritagonists (alongside Kagami Tsurugi) of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is the older twin brother of Juleka Couffaine and the guitarist of Kitty Section who attracts the attention of Marinette Dupain-Cheng. In "Silencer", when Bob Roth threatened Marinette after she accused him of stealing Kitty Section's design for XY's new song, Luka was akumatized by Hawk Moth into Silencer, a voice-stealing supervillain. In "Desperada", after Adrien Agreste gave up being Aspik for not being able to help Ladybug against the titular akumatized supervillain for the 25,913th time, she decided to give Luka the Snake Miraculous. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Sass, he becomes Viperion, a snake-themed superhero with the power of Intuition who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir during "particularly difficult missions" in the third season and beyond. In "Truth", when Marinette couldn't tell him why she disappeared all the time, Luka was akumatized and amokized by Shadow Moth into Truth, a three-eyed supervillain that forced people to tell the truth. His sentimonster was Lighteye, a giant floating eye that could shine a spotlight that prevented people from being able to move. In "Wishmaker", during the fight against the titular villain, Luka, as Viperion, discovered the true identities of both Ladybug and Cat Noir, who were exposed after being affected by the titular akumatized supervillain's powers. Because of his power to go back in time, this didn't happen in the main timeline, leaving everyone, including the two main heroes unaware that Luka knows who they are, but Luka didn't tell them of his knowledge as to not give them something else to worry about. After the events of "Strikeback", Luka was temporarily unable to become Viperion after Monarch managed to steal the Snake Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Migration", after Bob Roth tricked Kitty Section to sign a contract only for him to fire everyone except for Luka so he can get rich with his talent and take ownership of the band's name, songs, and everything they've created and will create, Luka was almost reakumatized by Monarch into Silencer. However, Luka was able to reject the megakuma, but not before Monarch sensed his vehement resistance and correctly deduced the reason why: he knows Ladybug and Cat Noir's true identities. After Bob Roth was deakumatized, Luka told everyone that he needed to temporarily leave Paris for knowing Ladybug and Cat Noir's true identities, going away with Jagged, Penny, and Fang until Monarch is defeated. In "Re-creation", after having joined up with Su-Han and the Order of the Guardians, Luka returned to Paris to help out in the fight against Monarch. After Marinette recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Luka was given back the Snake Miraculous permanently and reunited with Sass. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting his Miraculous back, Luka, along with the other secundary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock his adult powers, no longer detransforming after using his power. In "El Toro De Piedra", it is revealed that Luka is currently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

    Physical appearance and attire: Luka is a tall and slender teenage boy. He has a Roman nose, pale pink lips, luminous cyan colored eyes, and medium-length black hair that has dyed cyan tips. He has full bangs in front of his bangs, the tips slightly flared out. He also has thick curved forelocks framing his face. In Seasons 2-5, his attire included a white t-shirt with a black Jagged Stone imprint and ripped-like patterns at the bottom and black jeans ripped at the knee. On his right wrist, he also wore a brown leather bracelet, and yellow and orange wristbands, and his fingernails were painted black. He had a grayish cerulean denim jacket with a strong blue elbow-length sleeved hooded cardigan underneath, as well as black high-top converse sneakers with different colored patterns. He wore a black ring with silver outlining on his left index finger and circular black earrings in his ears. Up until "Re-creation", on occasion, he wore the Snake Miraculous as a silver band with ridges. From Season 6 onwards, his hair is slightly more messier and spiky. He has more visible thick clumps of hair atop his head. From Season 6 onwards, his attire has slight changes. He keeps only his hoodie now, with the hood black as well as the drawstrings. His shirt loses the Jagged Stone imprint and ripped designs, accessorized with a charcoal gray belt that has a silver buckle. His pants retain the rips, but said rips are now on the top of the right leg than in the middle of both legs, as well as the pant legs rolled up to the ankle. His sneakers are replaced by dark brown boots with darker soles and laces, and on his left wrist is a white bracelet and a cyan green bracelet which is possibly the Snake Miraculous, the others retained. As Viperion, in Seasons 3-5, Viperion gained a shiny deep green muscular-looking bodysuit. He had dark turquoise lower arms, upper front torso, shoulders, sides of the abdomen, and lower legs with a snake-like texture and dark sea blue trimming. The top of the swan-neck, hands, middle of the stomach down to the sides of the thighs, and feet were vivid cyan, the stomach having spiky lines down the middle to resemble the underbelly of a snake with matching dark sea blue trimming on the aforementioned body parts. The soles and two lines around the feet were also dark sea blue, while on the chest was a bright lime diamond with a scale pattern and dark green bordering. His mask was dark turquoise with a scale pattern at the top, vivid cyan with dark blue vertical lines at the bottom, deep green angular spots around his eyes, and dark green nostril-like designs, complete with bright lime fangs at the bottom. His eyes were brilliant spring green, and the dyed ends of his hair changed to a moderate sea green. His Miraculous was a bangle and turned vivid cyan with a snake face on top and a light lime tongue and eyes, worn on his left wrist. He wielded his lyre as his weapon. From Season 6 onwards, Viperion's appearance changes significantly. His costume turns dark blue with grayish green shoulders and neck, the chest having square-like segments around the top. The neck had a rounded swan-neck at the bottom with a dark blue turtleneck part on top lining the bottom of Viperion's chin with fang-like parts above, emulating the lower jaw of a snake. He also gains a hexagonal scaly sea green pattern on his front torso and inner arms, the pattern coiling around the torso to the right thigh, resembling a snake's body. The diamond on his chest turns gold with deep green triangular pieces jutting at either side of the bordering, as well as a slit in the middle of the diamond resembling a snake's eye. His eyes seem to turn gold with mint green sclera, as well as his mask turning grayish green and simpler, but it retains similar fang-like details and has an angular shape. His Miraculous also turns into a teal downward V-shaped bracelet, now worn on the right wrist. He also gains grayish green parts at the sides of his lower legs down to the middle of the toe, and vivid cyan soles with triangular pieces on top connecting to the sides of said toe. His hair also gains light cyan dyed ends. As Silencer, he had brilliant cobalt blue skin and vivid emerald green eyes, retaining his civilian hair beneath his helmet. His helmet was black with a spiked brilliant purple part at the top lined in moderate heliotrope, with a black curved cylindrical part on top, metallic moderate heliotrope circular parts at the sides with fuchsia insides, and the bottom of the helmet looked like a jagged mouth with a fuchsia inside and moderate heliotrope lining at the bottom. His bodysuit was black with a brilliant purple front up to the sides of the upper chest, accented by brilliant heliotrope trimming, matching-colored angular details on the top of his lower limbs and around the foot with a horizontal mark on top, and a black jagged mouth-like design on the torso with brilliant purple sides and light heliotrope accents on the top and bottom, and a black inside with a horizontal pattern of diamonds with a brilliant purple and light heliotrope gradient resembling sound volume. As Truth, he wore a sapphire bluish-black full-bodysuit with a hidden wedge on his feet which covered all of his body with dark grayish cornflower blue accents on the chest, shoulders, and around the round eye symbol on both of his knees, wrists, and top of his shoulders, the accents having triangular points jutting out, the chest details connecting to the sides of the abdomen's accents, as the chest design is an upside-down triangle. His boots and bracelets were dark grayish cornflower blue. He had three pupil-less eyes and they were cornflower bluish-white, the main ones having triangular parts at the sides and his third eye was on his forehead with three various points, two of which go diagonally and one going horizontally in the middle at the top (similar to Mylène's form as Horrificator) and carried an eye necklace on his chest that accented the eye designs but in a triangular shape, the akumatized version of the guitar pick Marinette gave him that he made into a necklace.

    Luka's personality: Unlike his twin sister, Juleka, Luka is described as a calm and reserved boy who also has a mixed personality of being playful, charming, mature, and flirtatious. He is empathetic at reading people's emotions and usually expresses them through music. Luka is also very kind and generous, especially towards his friends and family, but also to people he just met, like when he cheers Marinette up shortly after meeting her. Like Adrien, he is also supportive and encouraging towards others like Juleka. Adrien himself describes him as brave, caring, and determined. Luka seems to be an easygoing and relaxed boy. However, sometimes he can lose his calm if he feels that he and mainly his friends are being wronged, like when Bob Roth stole his band's music, dance, and outfits and claimed them to be XY's. He still maintained a level of cool and only lost it when Bob threatened Marinette. According to her, in "Luka as seen by Marinette", he is very intuitive. He is also very understanding and patient when he ended his relationship with Marinette despite being sad, he decides to wait until her secret was gone. Upon discovering it, in "Wishmaker", aware of the rules and Ladybug's need for secrecy, Luka understood that the city needed Ladybug and Cat Noir. That very patience is seen again in "Migration", as Luka had no problem acting as the mediator for his family and friends making time for each one and like Adrien he's willing to give those who have done wrong or bad a second chance but to the point of naivety as he was tricked by Bob into signing his contract without reading it first. Luka's morals and a desire to protect others is strong as he refused to work for Bob to fill his endless greed nor leave his friends behind to where he resisted his own akumatization to protect Ladybug and Cat Noir. As Viperion, most of Luka's personality remains the same as his caring and helpfulness. Given his calm disposition, Viperion is focused, observant, and not afraid to give suggestions or ideas to others. As Silencer, his main goal was to make Bob Roth tell the truth regarding the fact he stole the Kitty Section's song as he took the voices of anyone that could serve his purposes or get in his way. However, he still retained his care for Marinette, as she was the only person whose voice he spared, and he reassured her he would make "justice" for her and Kitty Section. As Truth, his views on trust and honesty were warped. He was shown to be desperate to know Marinette's secret, interrogating anyone that could possibly know it, like her best friends and her parents while proclaiming he always told the truth. He was shown to get frustrated quite easily when they kept telling him a secret he already knows. However, he could prioritize other secrets when they had a much bigger meaning to him, like when he made his mother confess to him who his father was. He was violent and aggressive as he was upset about Jagged being his father and abandoning him to where he threw Jagged away off a roof, and wouldn't hesitate to attack anyone who got in his way of knowing someone's secret.

    Biography: Luka Couffaine-Stone is a teenage boy in Liberty’s houseboat. On occasion he helps Ladybug and Cat Noir as the Snake Miraculous superhero, Viperion.

    Trivia: Revealed by the Staff; Luka was first revealed in a French synopsis for Season 2 on Le Figaro. He was later revealed to be Juleka Couffaine's older brother in a Brazilian synopsis for Season 2 on O Universo da TV. Lindalee Rose hinted at the possibility that Luka and Juleka's father is Jagged Stone, which is revealed and confirmed in "Truth". Thomas Astruc had originally stated that Luka is approximately two years older than Juleka. This was later changed to them being twins. However, he is still older than the rest of the main cast, as Juleka failed a year of school and thus had to repeat it. At the very least, he and his twin sister are around 15/16. According to Feri González, Luka is a handsome boy, and people "are going to fall in love with him." She also noted that both Luka and Kagami Tsurugi are "charming, rounded characters" who are not limited to roles as alternate love interests. Viperion was first revealed in concept art shown at the 2018 Comic-Con Experience panel on December 6, 2018. Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villains; Following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Wayhem, Chloé Bourgeois, and Nathalie Sancoeur, he is the fifth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself. Luka proves to be a better user of the Snake Miraculous and its power than Adrien, as Adrien wasn't able to beat Desperada after 25,913 times, while Luka was able to defeat her after 4 times. Although an exact number wasn't directly confirmed, it was definitely in a faster time span in comparison to Adrien's attempts. However, this might also be because Cat Noir was helping Luka while Cat Noir couldn't help Adrien (because they're the same person). Also, Adrien was distracted and love-struck while Luka was more cool, calm, observant and focused which is the exact description Master Fu used to describe the Snake Miraculous. Both Hawk Moth (in "Party Crasher") and Ladybug (in "Miracle Queen") have said that Viperion is one of the most difficult superheroes to be against because of his superpower. Luka is the third person to try to resist Akumatization, following Caline Bustier and Chloé Bourgeois, but is unable to prevent it from happening, much like how it happened with Miss Bustier in "Zombizou". However, in "Migration" he was able to resist akumatization by destroying his akumatized object. Truth is the only villain who still identifies as his civilian identity despite being akumatized, calling himself "Luka Couffaine" in front of Jagged Stone. Although he could have introduced himself as such to be specific and receive a clear answer from Jagged. Additionally, this may or may not tie in with his line to Shadow Moth, "I always tell the truth". As of "Wishmaker", he is the fifth member of the French Miraculous superhero team (and 2nd chronologically) to know Ladybug's civilian identity. The others are Alya Césaire, Kagami Tsurugi, Félix Fathom and Alix Kubdel (the latter will find out in the future). He is the 1st of the French Miraculous superhero team to know Cat Noir's civilian identity. He is also the only member of the French Miraculous superhero team to know both Ladybug and Cat Noir's civilian identities. He is the second human to know both Ladybug and Cat Noir's civilian identities, the first being Master Fu, although Fu has forgotten due to his amnesia, making Luka the only person to know both identities. Unlike other people, both Ladybug and Cat Noir were unaware that Luka had discovered their civilian identities until the events of "Migration". They only knew one of those people they knew and that was the previous guardian, Master Fu. Following Master Fu and Marinette, Luka is the third person to become a Guardian and Miraculous holder. So far, Luka, Zoé and Marc are the only members of the French Miraculous superhero team that have not met nor interacted with Lila/Cerise, who in Season 6 onwards becomes the supervillain Chrysalis. Currently, five characters know Luka is Viperion: Adrien, Marinette, Nathalie, Chloé, and Su-Han. Adrien was the one who suggested Ladybug give the Snake Miraculous to Luka in "Desperada", and following Adrien's suggestion, Ladybug gave the Snake Miraculous to Luka. Nathalie and Chloé found out in "Miracle Queen". Gabriel also found out in "Miracle Queen", but due to him sacrificing himself, he no longer is alive and only five people know. Su-Han sees Luka return the Snake Miraculous to Ladybug in "Ephemeral". Luka is the first and only Miraculous holder known to date known to be able to do Mirakung Fu. Miscellaneous; Internationally, Luka debuted in "Captain Hardrock". However, the episode was released out of order and Luka's actual debut in production order was a background appearance in "Frightningale". The same happened with Marc Anciel, who originally appeared for the first time in "Reverser". As shown in "Heart Hunter", Luka works as a pizza delivery guy. As of "Crocoduel", he's the only member of the Couffaine family who doesn't own a Magical Charm. He is also the only member of his family to have two akumatized forms, Silencer and Truth. It is revealed in "Wishmaker" that Luka goes to a different school unlike the other main characters who go to Collège Françoise Dupont. He is the eldest of all of his friends as civilians and of the French Miraculous superhero team. He wears the same t-shirt as Vincent Aza. In "Miraculous: Paris Under Siege", after André Bourgeois cancelled the Aset exhibition due to the centerpiece being broken, due to the anger at his hard work going to waste he was reakumatized into Truth alongside Lady Wifi, Sole Crusher, and The Bubbler, working with Stormy Weather to take over Paris using Aset's power. In "Mister Agreste," Luka becomes the first person to discover the truth about Gabriel Agreste being Monarch, besides those who already knew. He's also the first person Marinette reveals the truth to. Although he doesn't remember, as Ladybug used the power of the Snake Miraculous: Second Chance to reveal it to him and then rewinded it, erasing the event. After him, Rena Rouge also discovered the truth, although she doesn't remember it either, as her memory was erased. Interestingly, their reactions to discovering the truth were quite different: While Luka was completely surprised and desperate by the revelation, Rena Rouge, in turn, was completely angered by Ladybug's lie, with their relationship even being affected. It seems pretty clear that Luka's reaction was based on the fact that he knows Adrien is Cat Noir, and that this makes the situation even more complicated than Ladybug believes. To the point where he asks her to lend him the Ladybug Miraculous so he can fix everything, though he doesn't reveal to her what he intends to do.

34. #34Maximus Kanté

    Keys: Max Kanté, Maximus Kanté, superhero

    Full Name: Maximus Kanté Nicknames: Max Other Names: Pegasus, Gamer (akumatized form), Maxy-poo (by Claudie Kanté), Comrade Béarnaise (Codename in Resistance), Nerdy Max (by Miracle Queen), Math Wiz, Science Freak, Maxy and Chess Boy Date of Birth: October 2, 2001 Gender: Male Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: Malian-French Species: Human Heights: 135 cm (4'5") Sexuality: Asexual Universe: Earth-101915 Tutoring: Chemistry Tutoring Favorite Classes: Robotics and Logic Based Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (formerly), Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Scientific, highly intelligent, nerdy, smart, brave, friendly, polite, gamer, high-intellect, tech-focused. Likes: Video games, technology, mathematics, hanging out with his friends, traveling by train, science, math competitions, science fairs, wining first place in every math competitions & wining first place in every science fairs Dislikes: Losing, being alone, Kim stealing his glasses, losing to Marinette in the 8th grade’s math competition, losing to Marinette in the 8th grade’s science fair (both first place) and many more Alignments: Good Residence: Kanté apartment in Paris, France | Dupain-Cheng residence, Tom & Sabine Boulangerie Patisserie in Paris, France (temporarily) Relatives: Claudie Kanté (mother), Unnamed Relatives Disorder/Illness: Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Horse Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Horse Miraculous Power Source: Kaalki Superhero identity: Pegasus Akumatized identity: Gamer (occasionally), Gamer 2.0 (temporarily), Gamer 3.0 (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Genius Intellect, Gaming skills, Pegasus' Voyage, Piloting skills and Robot regeneration (as Gamer; occasionally) Weapons: Pegasus' Horseshoe, Gamer's Giant Robots (occasionally), Gamer 2.0's Reality Bending Simulators (temporarily) Voiced by: Zeno Robinson (English; season 4 onwards) Portrayed by: Azize Diabaté Abdoulaye (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Maximus "Max" Kanté is a supporting character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont. In "Gamer", when he lost his place in the school video game tournament because of Marinette Dupain-Cheng, he was akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Gamer, a video game-themed supervillain who controlled a huge fighting robot. In "Startrain", in order to save his mother, who was akumatized into the titular villain, and his friends, Max received the Horse Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Kaalki, Max becomes Pegasus, a horse-themed superhero with the power of Migration who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir during "particularly difficult missions" in the third season and beyond. In "Gamer 2.0", after being turned down by everybody to play his creative video game, Max was reakumatized into Gamer, with the new title Gamer 2.0, getting a new ability to create a video game in real life. After the events of "Strikeback", Max was temporarily unable to become Pegasus after Monarch managed to steal the Horse Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Max was given back the Horse Miraculous permanently and reunited with Kaalki. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting his Miraculous back, Max, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock his adult powers, no longer detransforming after using his power. In "A Fairy Good Night", after Max's mother is accepted on a space mission that leaves her stuck in space for a few weeks. His friends to offer for him to stay with them, after a conversation with his psychiatrist. He chooses to stay with Marinette for a night as training for when Claudie departs despite a few complications, by the end of the night he decides that if his mother ever leaves on a mission again he will be staying with her in the future.

    Physical appearance and attire: Max is a short slender teenage boy, who has a medium-brown complexion, coily-kinky brown hair, and moderate tangelo eyes. He is the only male character in Miraculous with realistic eyelashes (all the others appear to be wearing eyeliner). Max wears black-rimmed glasses, a light green collared button up shirt, and pale, light grayish gamboge and brown checkered jeans. He also has suspenders with a light brilliant tangelo line between two grayish amber lines and silver buckles, along with pale, light grayish cobalt blue sneakers and a blue watch on his right wrist. From Season 6 onwards, his attire is slightly different; he ditches his short-sleeve collared shirt for an identical long-sleeve one, except it is now buttoned up and layered with a closed dark green cardigan, tucked into his now solid light gamboge jeans. His suspenders also switch their coloring, now having two light, brilliant tangelo lines and a wide amber grayish line in the middle, with the coloring after the buckles being dark brown. His blue watch is now silver and his glasses, which now also double as his miraculous, have a half-transparent frame and became rectangles. As Gamer, he had grayish purple skin and vivid amaranth eyes. His glasses became butterfly-shaped and the glass had a light green tint. He wore a black skin-tight bodysuit with a head cover over his head and neck and a small green circle on his chest and three thin green stripes around his waist, each forearm, and each lower leg. As Pegasus, Max's hair is longer, colored light brownish gray and braided in multiple locks that are tied back with a black headband, and his sides of his sports an undercut. He wears a deep brown high-mandarin-collared full-body outfit with multiple grayish tangelo outlines, dark grayish vermilion bracelets and anklets, and a small, light gray horseshoe on his chest. The Horseshoe is on his upper back when not in use. He has two wings that come from each side of the anklets and sneakers, which resemble the wings Hermes has on his sandals. After getting his Miraculous back when Monarch is defeated, Pegasus' costume undergoes some changes. Pegasus' hair is white and sports even longer braids. His hair is tied in two sections instead of one and the shorter braids flared out on the back of his head. His bodysuit is sports two shades of brown, with one shade darker than the other. Lighter-colored part seemed to be make thicker material and padded mostly on his upper body, such his shoulders, torso, and sides. The two-tone brown accents the bodysuit's torso with V-shaped section and a thick line that begins from his sides twisted down and around his legs. The grayish tangelo outlines lessen, leaving only two on his each side of his waist. The bodysuit gains zipper, which sports the symbol of the Horse Miraculous on it, and is left partially unzipped. His shoes are more boot-like, going past his calves, and each side of his boots only has one wing instead of two.

    Max's personality: Max is a gamer and a fan of technology. He is smart, especially when it comes to mathematics, as seen when he figures out how fast Kim needs to be to make it to Pont des Arts right before Chloé Bourgeois gets there in "Dark Cupid". He tends to be carried away with his knowledge, often over-explaining things with further detail than necessary and occasionally revealing something that was supposed to be a secret. Max is also friendly, helping his friends with knowledge and support. Due to his autism, Max can get visibly upset when something disrupts his state of mind or everyday life. He gives examples of how tardiness, forgetfulness and getting lost can cause distress to him. He also finds it difficult to understand certain social cues, like when people are upset or when they are joking. Due to finding comfort in order and predictability, all of his everyday life is carefully planed, from the time he does his tasks to the little rituals that go along with them, like drinking from a special bowl of him or seating on a specific seat on the tram. He even finds comfort on his own friends' predictability. To better deal with any disruption of his everyday life, Max developed a few defensive mechanisms, like always carrying a heart-shapped piece of velt given to him by his mother and rubbing it whenever he feels distressed. Thanks to his visits to Dr. Psiquat, Max has also come to learn how to better handle with the distress his autism causes to him and find solutions or whenever he has a personal problem he can't understand or solve. He's also incredibly organized and has a great sense of responsibility, two traits heavily showcased throughout "A Fairy Good Night", where it is shown that he has a time and specific routine for everything in his life. When staying at Marinette's for a night because of his mother's absence, he felt uncomfortable at her overeagerness to try and help him, making him doubt if he would feel comfortable staying with her. However, after he is affected by an akumatized villain, a dream Claudie attempts to convince him to stay at home he almost accepts but an alert from Ladybug, reminds him of his responsibility to save Paris, prompting him choose to adapt to the changes instead of staying in comfort. Another example of his autism is also seen in "Gamer", when he loses his place in the competition for which he trained a whole year. The sudden disruption of his plans to join the competition caused Max to not deal well with defeat. Despite he sportingly congratulates Marinette and Adrien, once outside, he starts rambling to himself about how unfair his situation was, and it isn't until after his akumatization and Marinette offering up her spot to him in the competition that he perks up. As seen also in "Gamer 2.0", although he isn’t the best sport when it comes to losing, he still favors playing with someone else over playing alone, so he can get upset when none of his friends had time to play with him, especially when it's a game made by him. As Pegasus, Max is also brave as well as shown to be very polite and works well with others seen in "Party Crasher". He is also very eficient as a Horse Miraculous holder, being very precise with his portals. Even when under quite a bit of stress, he can be quite precise. Thanks to that, he becomes an essential part of the team, as he becomes the key for many of the traps Ladybug prepares for the akumatized villains and to save a large number of civilians, either by evacuating them or protect them from any falling debris. He becomes more loose with his traditions shown when he decided to give the Magical Charm to the victim in A Fairy Goodnight instead of Ladybug. As Gamer, he stopped at nothing to show everyone that he was the best gamer, even turning people into experience points that helped him level up. Additionally, the resentment he held towards Marinette turned into hatred, resulting in him specifically targeting her for a brief period. He also puts his vast experience as a gamer to its full use, like when he respawned his robot after Cat Noir destroyed it by saving his last level. In "Gamer 2.0", however, he shows a slightly different demeanor than his first akumatization. Despite still taking full advantage of the rules of the game as well the perks of being both the creator and final boss, his primary objective is not winning the game, but rather play it with others and have them enjoy playing his game. Because of this, he shows a great deal of joy for seeing Ladybug and Cat Noir engaging with his game and also a much humble demeanor when admitting defeat, especially after his opponent is able to trick him in his own game.

    Disability: In the season six episode "Wreckless Driver", it is revealed that Max is autistic and has been undergoing therapy sessions with Dr. Psiquat to help him with it. Due to his autism, Max can get visibly upset when something disrupts his state of mind or everyday life. He gives examples of how tardiness, forgetfulness and getting lost can cause distress to him. Another example of his autism is also seen in "Gamer", when he loses his place in the competition for which he trained a whole year. The sudden disruption of his plans to join the competition caused Max to not deal well with defeat. Despite he sportingly congratulates Marinette and Adrien, once outside, he starts rambling to himself about how unfair his situation was, and it isn't until after his akumatization and Marinette offering up her spot to him in the competition that he perks up. As seen also in "Gamer 2.0", although he isn’t the best sport when it comes to losing, he still favors playing with someone else over playing alone, so he can get upset when none of his friends had time to play with him, especially when it's a game made by him.

    Tropes: Bullying The Disabled – Averted. The main bullies of the show (Lila and Chloé) pretty much ignore Max. In addition, Max's best friend is Kím who is a stereotypical jock, thus subverting the "jocks and nerds hate each other" trope. Hollywood Autism – Partially averted. While Max is a stereotypical tech-loving, asexual male nerd, he's also black, not severely disabled, has tons of friends and is shown to be compassionate, friendly and determined to help.

    Biography: Max Kanté is a teenage boy in Miss Bustier’s class. On occasion he helps Ladybug and Cat Noir as the Horse Miraculous superhero, Pegasus.

    Trivia: Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; A scarlet version of Gamer reappeared in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day". A statue of Gamer appears in the Musée Grévin in "The Puppeteer 2". Following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, and Luka Couffaine, he is the sixth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself. He and Carapace are the only Miraculous holders who wears glasses and keep them even after transformation. This is due to the fact that the Horse Miraculous are said glasses. He is the only member of team that doesn't wear a mask due to the Horse Miraculous being a pair of glasses but wasn't the first Miraculous holder to be seen without a mask. Max is the first member of the team that doesn't give himself a superhero name. Instead, he was called Pegasus by Ladybug. He is actually that third person of African origins to wield a Miraculous succeeding his Miraculous predecessor Mudekudeku who wielded the Ladybug Miraculous and his friend Carapace. As seen in "Mr. Pigeon 72", Max has been akumatized into Gamer four times. ("Gamer", "Catalyst", "Gamer 2.0" and one off-screen akumization). In "Miraculous: Rise of the Sphinx", after Clonika's Clones of his friends mocked his newly created game before his face, he was reakumatized into Gamer again, this time under title Gamer 3.0, getting the ability to merge Paris with his game and be able to reprogram it at will. Miscellaneous; In "The Bubbler" and "Lady Wifi", Max appears without glasses. Thomas Astruc noted the instance in the former episodes as an animation mistake. In his first appearances in the Korean musical Ladybug, Max wears a different outfit, which includes a purple t-shirt with white lettering printed on the front underneath a green and black plaid hooded jacket. In later performances, Max's outfit is mostly identical to his show appearance, excluding his glasses and including a black hat. On Twitter, Miraculous creator Thomas Astruc confirmed that Max is asexual, meaning he doesn't experience sexual attraction stating "On va dire que Max est plutôt ace et Alix plutôt aro..." meaning "We will say that Max is kind of ace and Alix kind of aro...". In "Risk", it is revealed that Max does not know how to swim. In "Wreckless Driver", Max is revealed to be autistic as he mentioned his visits to Dr. Psiquat. In "A Fairy Good Night", it is showed that Max's autism overlaps with OCD as well, as his everyday tasks are done at a very precise time which normally has the hours and minutes matching exactly, he has very particular rituals he can't possibly stop doing, has everything neatly placed and is very particular on certain things, like always drinking from a special bowl and seating on the same seat on the tram.

35. #35Kagami Tsurugi

    Keys: Kagami Tsurugi, superhero

    Full Name: Kagami Tsurugi Other Names: Ryuko, Ice Queen, Riposte (akumatized form), Oni-Chan (akumatized form), Lies (akumatized form), Ryukomori (akumatized form), Riposte Prime (akumatized form), Young Lady (by Longg), Kagami-san (by Longg), My Queen (by Félix Fathom) Date of Birth: November 20th, 2000 Gender: Female Age: 14 (season 2-3; first saga), 15 (season 4-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: Japanese Species: Sentimonster, Human, Cloud (as Ryukomori), Pigeon (briefly) Heights: 135 cm (4'5") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Tutoring: Foreign Language Tutoring Favorite Classes: Fencing Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team Occupation: Student at Kano Academy (formerly), Student at Collège Françoise Dupont, Superheroine, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 2-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Serious, intuitive, fierce, thoughtful, aggressive, competitive, hospitable, blunt, a bit lonely, playful, fun-loving, disobedient at times, realistic, vulnerable, brave, protective, capable, understanding, respectful, caring, reckless, graceful, stoic, quiet, shallow (formerly), cold-hearted (formerly), reserved, strong, polite, friendly, skilled, fearless, helpful. Likes: Drawing, winning, combat, orange juice, hanging out with Marinette and Adrien, pressing flowers, manga, friendship, freedom, Félix Fathom, Marinette, Japanese Films Dislikes: Losing, lies, Chloé's attitude, her mother's strictness, Marinette (formerly), Adrien's indecisiveness, loneliness, doing things she doesn't want to, failure, her mother criticizing Félix, losing her ring Alignments: Good Residence: Tsurugi apartment, in Paris, France, Ginza district, Chūō city, Tokyo, Japan (home country; formerly), Apartment in London, England (temporarily, from "Representation" to "Re-creation") Relatives: Tomoe Tsurugi (mother), Oba Tsurugi (grandmother), Unnamed grandfather Love Interests: Félix Fathom/Argos (boyfriend), Adrien Agreste (ex-boyfriend), Kazuno (formerly) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Dragon Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Dragon Miraculous Power Source: Longg Superhero identity: Ryuko Akumatized identity: Riposte (occasionally), Oni-Chan (temporarily), Lies (temporarily), Ryukomori (temporarily), Riposte Prime (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Drawing, Fencing, Archery, Ice Skating, Self defense, Dancing, Ryuko's Elemental Dragons, Sword-hand, Slash Projection and Metal mimicry (as Riposte; occasionally), Tracking Teleportation and Location Swapping (as Oni-Chan; temporarily), Freezing dishonest people (as Lies; temporarily), Giant size (as Ryukomori; temporarily), Shell-ter (as Riposte Prime; temporarily) Weapons: Ryuko's Sword, Riposte's Hand Sword (occasionally), Oni-Chan's Bokken (temporarily), Riposte Prime's Sword (temporarily) Amokized object: Kagami's ring Voiced by: Faye Mata (English) Portrayed by: Aju Makita (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Kagami Tsurugi (剣 鏡 / Tsurugi Kagami in Japanese order) is one of the two tritagonists (alongside Luka Couffaine) of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is a human-sentimonster and a student of Armand D'Argencourt's fencing class. She has attracted the attention of Adrien Agreste as his fencing rival. In "Riposte", after losing a fencing battle with Adrien due to Marinette's decision as referee, she was akumatized by Hawk Moth into Riposte, a fencing-themed supervillain. In "Oni-Chan", after seeing a picture of Lila Rossi kissing Adrien, Kagami was akumatized into Oni-Chan, an oni and rose-themed supervillain. In "Ikari Gozen", after she was imprisoned by the titular akumatized supervillain, Ladybug gave her the Dragon Miraculous in order to both free her and defeat Ikari Gozen. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Longg, Kagami becomes Ryuko (龍子 in Japanese), a dragon-themed superhero with the power of Perfection who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir "during particularly difficult missions" in the third season and beyond. In "Lies", after realizing and confronting Adrien about how she thought he'd been lying for not spending his time with her, Kagami was akumatized by Shadow Moth into Lies, a ghost-like supervillain with the ability to permanently paralyze anyone who has ever lied in their whole life. The next day, Adrien asked if he and Kagami could still be friends. Kagami said she would let him know when she was ready to see him again. After the events of "Strikeback", Kagami was temporarily unable to become Ryuko after Monarch managed to steal the Dragon Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Perfection", after being tricked by Lila into thinking that Marinette didn't think of her as a friend, Kagami was akumatized by Monarch into Ryukomori, a giant supervillain made of clouds that was unable to see or hear anyone and who received the Dragon Miraculous superpower through her Alliance ring. She also received a Magical Charm from Ladybug to prevent her from being reakumatized. In "Protection", when Lila persuades Kagami into believing that Marinette was a liar, Kagami was akumatized by Monarch into Riposte Prime, a new version of her previous akumatized form Riposte, who received the Turtle Miraculous superpower through her Alliance ring. She also received a new Magical Charm from Ladybug after her first one got destroyed, which she initially refused to take as it was no match for Megakumas, but Marinette and Adrien eventually convinced her to accept it. In "Pretension", she properly met Félix and eventually, they ran off, so much so that her mother voluntarily got akumatized to find her and she also got to know him better. In "Representation", it is revealed that Kagami knows that Marinette is Ladybug after overhearing her talking to Alya on Liberty. She was taken by Argos to Paris again and informed him of it. She then allowed herself to be amokized by Argos and their desire to tell the truth to Marinette formed Once Upon a Time, a projector-themed sentimonster, and they told the story of the Agreste, Graham de Vanily, and Fathom families. After telling her Gabriel Agreste was Monarch, they urged her to stop him, so everyone could be free and have a happy ending. After returning to London, the two were confident that Marinette would stop him. In "Re-creation", after Marinette recovered the stolen Miraculous following Monarch's defeat, Kagami was given back the Dragon Miraculous permanently and reunited with Longg. In "Miraculous London", Kagami was released from her prison room in London by Bug Noire, and, at her request, she hid from Adrien the fact that his father was Monarch and also decided to talk with her mother about her role as Monarch's accomplice. In "Miraculous Tokyo", it's revealed that Kagami used to be part of a group of friends back when she lived in Tokyo, but never really felt like she belonged in it, with her only real connection being with a boy named Kazuno for whom she had a crush on. In "Sleeping Syren", it's shown that Kagami, as Ryuko, has been meeting Félix, as Argos, midway between Paris and London, while using the space power-up. In "Revelator", it's showed that, after getting her Miraculous back, Kagami, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock her adult powers, no longer detransforming after using her power.

    Physical appearance and attire: In the first five seasons, Kagami is a slender, Japanese teenage girl of average height. She has creamy-pale skin, a lighter dusting of light-brown freckles on her cheeks and the bridge of nose, sharp, slanted moderate vermilion eyes and thick straight black hair with blue reflections (like Marinette Dupain-Cheng's, but bit lighter) with bangs swept to the left in a face-framing bob that levels with her chin, with dark blue tints. In the first five seasons, Kagami wore a white long-sleeved blazer that has black outlines around the collar, running all the way to the bottom to the hem, cuffs and two black accents on the top of the fastened outer pockets. The blazer had two gold pockets around the waist and each side of the cuffs. On the top right of her chest was an attached logo that was shaped as a reuleaux triangle. The logo included her family's crest, with the gold sign of Japanese kanji for female (女) fastened on top of green, white and red fabric with a gold outline surrounding the logo. Underneath, she wore a black collared gold buttoned button-up blouse with a red, white, and blue pleated neck tie. Kagami also wore a red skirt with an asymmetrical texture that had blue and white intersecting vertical and horizontal lines. She wore tight black leggings and a pair of red sneakers with white toecaps, laces, a black logo on the heel counter and black soles. On the ring finger of her right hand, she wore a black ring that has her family's crest, (女), and it had two long outward spikes stretching from the mark resembling a saber. On occasion until "Re-creation", she wore the Dragon Miraculous as a black string with a red pendant as a choker. From season 6 onwards, Kagami sports a new hairstyle: her hair is a neatly brushed pixie cut with heavy bangs in the front and a fringe in the back. From season 6 onwards, Kagami's new outfit is an open white cropped motorcycle jacket over a black collared shirt and a red top below. Her red plaid skirt is a pleated mini, with a white pin attached to the left side. Her shoes are red buckled clogs with black platforms and black tights. She seems to still be wearing a ring on the ring finger of her right hand. Her Miraculous alters into having a thinner string, and the bead turns dark red with dark chartreuse splotches. As Riposte/Riposte Prime, Riposte's face, sclerae, and skin were silver with red eyes. She had a silver helmet with angular sides and a red circle on the center of the forehead with the Tsurugi crest. She wore silver armor; a breastplate, pauldrons and tassets while her arms were solid silver. Her dress shoes with 2 downward chevron stripes on her ankles were connected to her leggings, and they were also silver, with cone shaped high heels. Her right hand had a sword-like extension with a triangular guard and a red circle bearing the Tsurugi crest on the center of said guard. When she was akumatized into Riposte Prime, she had the same appearance as Riposte, but she wielded a big saber sword with a red edge that was held in her hand, the right hand turning into a normal hand. As Oni-Chan, Oni-Chan had wild, pointy, black hair, and her face was obscured by a white Japanese ogre's mask, which had protruding tusks. From the forehead protruded a red horn, with black lines along the bottom. The eyes and mouth are outlined by thick, black lines, and her eyes were moderate crimson and she had moderate purple lipstick, just like Juleka Couffaine's form of Reflekta. She had a white super-suit with blue-violetish black vine shaped-stripes and her insignia (a black rose with a red horn) on the chest. Red spikes with black spirals donned her shoulders and elbows with black lines in the middle of the spikes. Her forearms and legs from the knee down were all black. Her hands. turtleneck, and feet were red as well. Her soles were black. She wielded a bokken with a black and white handle with the blade made from red thorny vines twisting together. As Ryuko, in the first five seasons, Ryuko wore a vivid red and black dragon-themed superhero jumpsuit with the image of a spiked black dragon's tail, outlined in brilliant golden yellow, curling from her left leg up to her to her chest. The end of the tail curves around the symbol containing the images that represent the three elements she controls: lightning, air and water, each being yellow, light silver, and blue respectively with darker outlines. She also had a black collar/turtleneck with a flame-like bottom and gold lining on top (where she had her choker that is now black with five red vertical lines), black forearm-length gloves and black legs starting in the middle of her lower legs, both with yellow outlining. On the back of her head, she had four red dragon-like horns with yellow tips with black outlining and, on her back, she had a holder for her sword. On her face, she wore a vivid mask around her eyes with yellow and black outlining at the base of the sides to resemble fangs. Her eyes also become moderate amber with vivid yellow scleras. From season 6 onwards, Ryuko's costume undergoes some changes. Her jumpsuit gets more black, with it being on her inferior members, back, left shoulder, right forearm, the bottom half of her right upper arm, and the lower half of her body, while the front of her torso, left arm, right shoulder, the top half of her right upper arm, and right leg are bright red with gold trimming. Her inferior members have also bright red circling them: the left one on the thigh and the right one on the leg. She possesses golden shoulder pads and a golden outline separating the black and the bright red, with that outline curving on the right side of her chest around the symbol containing the images that represent the three elements she controls: lightning, air and water. It has four spikes on the top to resemble a dragon's tail. Her four horns are also longer and arched. Her right arm has golden lining resembling the tip of a flame. The accents on her torso also are widely spiked diagonally, looking like flames a lot more, including the bright red flame-shaped patch on her left leg that has a swirl near the tip. Her soles are black on the right leg and red on the left leg. Her collar is more open with red an black split sides, while the Miraculous alters in design, turning into a golden eye-shaped pendant with a dark mulberry circle in the middle and five curved dark gold spikes on top. On her back, she has the symbol of the Dragon Miraculous, which is more intricate and gold. As Lies, Lies a ghost-like humanoid completely transparent and light cyanish gray with a lighter gray outline from head to toe. She was holding Marinette Dupain-Cheng's lucky charm on her wrist. Her hair was more flattened than her civilian form with curly bangs on her face's sides. She also seemed to wear a jumpsuit with a circular collar around her neck, an almost invisible mask, hidden wedged knee-high boots on her feet, and fingerless gloves on both her hands. On her torso was a logo with three circles stacked together, the center one being bigger with dots within the other ones, and a ring in the middle one. As Ryukomori, Ryukomori had a gigantic size and her body was completely made of clouds, all while keeping the shape of her body which seemed to be naked. Normally, the clouds that made her body were white, but they became dark gray whenever she got angry.

    Kagami's personality: Kagami is a fierce and thoughtful girl who is dedicated to accomplishing any commitment she makes. Taught by her mother to be a relentless perfectionist by placing high expectations on her, she dedicates herself to anything she has an interest in until she masters it without a flaw. This also causes her to be quite confident, while also being somewhat reluctant and quite stubborn, willing to go out and take risks, regardless of what is at stake for her. Her perfectionism also causes her to possess a very strong competitive spirit, causing her to be quite emotive and rage-prone in spite of her composed exterior, whenever she loses. However, she learns from her mistakes, knowing there are times she isn't the winner. Despite her wits, Kagami has a small habit of jumping to conclusions and/or being quick to judge a person's character with an initial contact, something possible learned from her mother, as seen as Kagami was quick to assume Marinette was uncompatible with her in terms or friendship due to her more unusual nature or when she saw a picture of Adrien and Lila together and quickly assuming Lila was the girl he told her about in "Frozer". However, after learning more about friendship with Marinette, Kagami came to try to look through appearances in order to know about a person's true nature. Kagami is an aggressive fencer, being unforgivable whenever her opponents show her any opening. While she doesn't like to lose, she is able to downplay her upset feelings and respect her rivals, like Adrien. That competitve nature also causes her to search for bigger challenges, resulting on her to taunt her opponents whenever they show weakeness against her, in this way trying to spice them up and motivating them to do better, so that she can also do better as well. Her agressiveness only increases whenever her emotional state becomes more intense, as evidenced in "Lies", after her akumatization into the titular villain, as she was still upset with Adrien for lying to her and discharged her anger on him during their practice duel. She comes across as blunt and willing to speak her mind, telling Philippe that she didn't want to take skating lessons multiple times and even speaking for Adrien when asked. However, despite this, Kagami is a very hospitable person who ironically forms friendships with people after they both approach each other and solve their conflicts, suggesting an understanding side. This is more evident when she advises Marinette Dupain-Cheng to stop hesitating. In "Ikari Gozen", Kagami is shown to be a bit lonely as she always wanted friends, and she admitted to Ladybug that she doesn't have any. Yet, she was willing to reach out to Marinette, someone she was uncertain about at the time, in an attempt to be friends with her. However, much like when Adrien started studying at school and making new friends, Kagami, because of her mother, initially didn't know much about how to bond with others. This is shown when she tries to befriend Marinette, only resulting in awkward moments, and using an app about how to make friends. These attempts include traditional Japanese friendship tropes such as blood typing, horoscopes, personality compatibility, and a forced smile when attempting to discuss any of them. Through having friends and being outside of her mother's strict rules, Kagami started to become more playful and fun-loving and enjoys being disobedient at times as seen in "Heart Hunter". Just like Adrien, Kagami started to value the new friends she would make, not wanting to hurt or lose them. However, no matter how much it pained her, she wasn't willing to abdicate her own happiness for them. This is seen in her resolution on the same episode in pursuing Adrien romantically, despite knowing that would hurt Marinette, as she knew that, no matter who ends up with him, someone would be heartbroken over it and, thus, isn't willing to let him go, even for the sake of friendship, showing a realistic side. She would still like to be able to date Adrien and stay friends with Marinette at the same time, though. In "Lies", Kagami showed that, in terms of friendship, she still had a lot to learn about it as one needs to accept their friend's flaws and what they like about them. Despite not knowing about Adrien's alter ego, she called him silly when he posed at her attempt at drawing him, calling his civilian self an image of perfection mostly implying like every other fan girl she's looking at him through the image Gabriel created of him. When it comes to those she cares about being in danger especially against akumatized villains or threatened, Kagami is similar to Alya and Cat Noir; being very brave and protective. In "Perfection", Kagami shows how much she treasures her friendship with others, especially Marinette, her very first real friend. As she was saddened that Marinette kept avoiding her to the point where she hastily believed Lila in thinking if she didn't want to be her friend, she came to believe that, if she couldn't have Marinette as a friend, she would not be able to have any at all, what caused her to feel depressed and alone, leading to her akumatization. But after seeing how much her friends did care about her, she was able to break free from it. After her de-akumatization, a talk between the girls allowed Kagami to realize that having more friends doesn't mean the friendship is divided between them, but rather multiplies. It also allowed both of them to realize that even though they are from different social classes, they have the same problem: striving for perfection out of fear of not being good enough for someone else. As shown in "Protection", because of the pressure placed on her by her mother to be perfect, Kagami has a hard time understanding and controlling her own emotions. Finding herself in a conflictive position as she loves both Adrien (romantically) and Marinette (as her best friend), but the two of them love each other, Kagami feels a lot of emotional pain, as she, despite wanting try to conquer Adrien's love, doesn't want to hurt Marinette and lose her friendship. Being unable to deal with her feelings, she represses them, leading her to become very vulnerable to the manipulation of others, like Lila, who was able to turn her against Marinette. After finally opening up to Adrien and Marinette about her feelings and allow herself to feel the sorrow she had been repressing, Kagami was finally able to find an emotional stability and be able to accept Adrien would possibly never love her the same way she loved him. In "Emotion", it's revealed that Kagami, similar to Adrien, desires to have freedom to choose whatever she wants to do and break from her mother's influence. However, much like Adrien, she is unable to do so due to the expectations her mother placed on her during her entire life. But when Félix, as Argos, used Red Moon to make her mother disappear, she shows that, despite wanting freedom, she wants it in her own way and time as well as wanting to share it with those she loves. In "Pretension", inspired by Marinette's decision to talk with Gabriel Agreste to solve any possible misunderstanding between them, Kagami finally stands up to her mother and tells her to stop controlling her behavior and that embracing her own emotions is not a weakness. After she is taken by Argos, Kagami shows how much she had evolved in terms of social interations, as she reprimended Félix for stalking and kidnapping her just so he could get to know her better. She also shows she had overcome her more judgemental side, as she came to learn more about Félix and understand the reasons that led to his actions. The more she came to know Félix better, she came to fall in love with him and reciprocate his feelings. Now free from the internal conflict between winning Adrien's affections and keep her friendship with Marinette, Kagami came to realize the real meaning of Marinette's talk with Alya in "Perfection" and realize that her best friend was Ladybug. Through Félix, Kagami came to learn about Gabriel being the supervillain Monarch and her own mother was helping him. Realizing that she and Félix would never be able to be together as long her mother and Gabriel would keep on force her and Adrien to become a couple at the eyes of the public, the couple decided to trust on Ladybug (Marinette), revealing to her all the truth and hoping she would be able to put an end to Monarch so they could be together. After Gabriel made his wish and Bug Noire came to free her and Adrien, Kagami showed skepticism over the superhero's decision to not tell Adrien about his father being Monarch, thinking that her love for Adrien was blinding her. This shows that Kagami was willing to accept the full extention of the consequences of the truth, even if that meant for her mother to face justice due to being Monarch's accomplice. However, due to both trusting and respecting Bug Noire, she decided to accept her decision to keep the lie about Gabriel being the hero that defeated Monarch for Adrien's sake. Also, inspired by Adrien's ability to change and challenge his own father and to also prevent Tomoe from using the truth about Gabriel being Monarch, Kagami decided to talk with her mother and try to help her change as well. It is shown that Kagami, despite her mother's despicable actions, both to the world and as a parent, still loves her very much and hopes that Tomoe will stop trying to control her and be grateful to Ladybug for giving her a second chance. However, she doesn't hide her anger and frustration, especially when her mother tries to get back Kagami's ring to regain control over her and force her to stay away from Félix. Kagami also feels herself a little self-conscious about the trust Marinette placed on her, due to Tomoe. Despite the fact her mother helped Gabriel and put the entire world in danger and despite how risky it is due to them living under the same roof, Marinette still entrusted her with the Dragon Miraculous. As Ryuko, she is very capable but a bit of a lone fighter as she tries to defeat Ikari Gozen on her own, both due to her innate perfectionism and desire to prove herself. However, she learns she can't handle everything on her own. Ryuko is understanding and respectful towards Ladybug, giving up the Dragon Miraculous indefinitely because of the fact that her identity was revealed to Hawk Moth which could lead to her loved ones being in danger, showing her protective and caring side. However, she is also a little revealing as she tells her mother in her akumatized form (and by extension to Hawk Moth) her identity. During her subsquent tenue as a superhero, Ryuko has showed to be quite competent, mastering her power quickly and effectively, being also able to make quick decisions to protect her teammates. As Riposte, she was furiously obsessed with getting a rematch with Adrien and winning it, even if he was in no condition to fight due to his injured ankle, and she considered people that she viewed as not being good enough fighters unworthy, such as Ladybug. Riposte was also arrogant and didn't have a problem with outright attacking her opponents when they had no chance of defending themselves. Because of her obsession, Kagami had, without possibly knowing it, forgotten one of a competitor's true trademarks is good and true sportsmanship. However, despite this, she followed Hawk Moth's commands without question, even if they conflicted with her own goals. As Oni-Chan, she was obsessed with tracking down Lila and getting her to renounce Adrien in order to have Adrien be hers. As Lies, after Adrien continuously lied to her to go somewhere else, especially when she had lied to spend time with him, she decided to rid the world of lies, even if that meant paralyzing everyone else, including the ones she cared about, like her mother. It may have seemed that she had a black and white view about lies and the truth believing lies to be bad and the truth to be good but most know that it's not that simple. As Ryukomori, she wanted nothing more than to reach complete perfection. In order to achieve this, she roamed around Paris to find the most serene place she could find where she would be able to reach perfection without being disturbed. Because she didn't want anyone to prevent her from finding perfection, she ignored everyone around her, especially because she was unable to see or hear anyone else. However, she was willing to attack anyone that tried to stop her. As Riposte Prime, she, motivated by Lila's manipulation, became determined to "save" Adrien from Marinette's influence, believing the latter was deceiving him and everyone so that she could get him as a boyfriend, deciding to trap her inside of Shell-ter forever. Her obsession on her objective prevented her from hearing anyone that tried to dissuade her and she was also not above attacking anyone that tried to protect her target.

    Biography: Kagami Tsurugi is a teenage girl who was chosen by Ladybug to wield the Dragon Miraculous and become the hero Ryuko. Kagami was manifested in Tomoe's womb by an unknown person's emotions and was created by an unknown Peacock Miraculous holder's power, Amokization. Sometime after, Kagami was born and raised in Japan. Her mother, Tomoe Tsurugi, is a world-class fencing champion (the same with her grandfather) and tech tycoon of Tsurugi Industries, who also had a alliance with Gabriel Agreste, Adrien's father and Nathalie Sancoeur, the Agrestes' family assistant. She descends from the Tsurugi clan, a clan of female samurai descendants and prominent fencers, and is trained by her mother to be her perfect successor in the family's traditions. According to Miraculous Secrets (card game), Kagami has drawn a manga about her childhood in Japan but she hasn't dared to publish it yet. Prior to her episode debut, she and her mother had just moved to Paris.

    Trivia: Revealed by the Staff; Kagami was revealed in a season 2 synopsis from TFOU on August 31, 2017. She was teased as a new inhabitant of Paris in a Brazilian synopsis for Season 2 on O Universo da TV. Feri González noted that both Kagami and Luka Couffaine are "charming, rounded characters" who are not limited to roles as alternate love interests. Riposte was first revealed in a promotional video for Season 2 from TFOU. Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villains; A scarlet version of Riposte reappeared in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day". All of Kagami's non-civilian identities, with the exception of Lies and Ryukomori, wield swords as their main weapon. She also uses a sword as a civilian in her fencing class. Kagami is the fourth known person of Japanese origin to wield a Miraculous, succeeding Tomoe Gozen, Tentomushi and Sasuke Sarutobi, and the first of these origins to wield the Dragon Miraculous specifically. Overall, continent-wise she is the 24th known person of Asian origins to wield a miraculous. Kagami is the second superhero whose civilian identity is known by Hawk Moth with the first being Chloé Bourgeois as Queen Bee. Kagami has been akumatized into 4 unique forms and a second variant of her first akumatized form: into Riposte in "Riposte", "Catalyst" and "Mayura", into Oni-Chan and Lies in the titular episodes, into Ryukomori in "Perfection" and into Riposte Prime in "Protection". With a total of 7 akumatizations, she shares fourth place for the highest number of akumatizations alongside Juleka and Roger and behind Mr. Ramier, Chloé, and Lila/Cerise. Kagami is the only member of the French Miraculous superhero team to receive her Miraculous from Ladybug without an accompanying speech. In "Perfection", she became the first member of the French Miraculous hero team to receive the power of their Miraculous through their Alliance ring. In "Protection", she became the first and only member of the French Miraculous team to receive the power of a different Miraculous than their primary wielded one through their Alliance ring, as she received the power of the Turtle Miraculous. She is the third person to reject a Magical Charm, following Chloé Bourgeois and Bob Roth. Unlike Chloé who did it out of hatred and anger and Bob who did so because he saw it as something that wouldn’t make him rich, she did it because the first Magical Charm given to her in "Perfection" had failed her and she didn't think it could help her with her problems. But with the help of her friends, she accepted the Charm. Kagami was the first sentimonster to be akumatized by Hawk Moth. By extent, she was also the first sentimonster known to ever be akumatized. Miscellaneous; Contrary to popular belief, Kagami was never a student at Collège Françoise Dupont. Instead, she only arrives at Françoise Dupont to attend Armand D'Argencourt's fencing classes. However, it's unknown if she's homeschooled or used to attend another collège. This is first hinted on "Miraculous on Instagram" when Alya responded to a comment on her post that Kagami "doesn't even go [to Françoise Dupont]". This is later confirmed in "Determination" when Marinette gave Kagami a ride to the school. Due to her proficiency and high skills in the art of fencing and kendo, it's highly possible that Kagami is well trained and skilled in the arts of kenjutsu, the traditional fighting art of samurais and even possibly knows to a stent Ninjutsu. As mentioned in "Ikari Gozen", Kagami's blood type is "O" and her Chinese Zodiac sign is the Dragon, meaning that she is a few months or a year older than Marinette Dupain-Cheng whose Chinese Zodiac sign is the Snake. Kagami being up to one year older than Marinette and still being in the same grade as her can be explained by the fact that the Japanese school year starts at the beginning of April for children born between April of the former year and March of that year, unlike in European and North American countries (where it begins in September/October). In "blood type personality theory", a pseudo-scientific Japanese belief, those with type-O blood are said to be "confident, self-determined, ambitious, competitive, and athletic", but also "unpredictable, self-centered, cold, aggressive, arrogant, and envious." In the French dub of "Ikari Gozen", it's stated that she's a Scorpio in the Western Zodiac. According to one of Marinette's Instagram posts, her birthday falls on November 20th. According to Thomas Astruc, any time the series specifies a date, it is a mistake. Kagami's running gag is her awkward smile, which is regarded as a meme, and can also be seen in the intros of seasons 4 and 5. In "Glaciator 2", it is revealed that she reads mangas. In "Emotion", it's revealed that Kagami is a descendant of a family of samurai women and she always follows her mother because it is tradition for her to obey. In the card game Miraculous Secrets, it's revealed that Kagami has drawn a manga about her childhood in Japan, but she hasn't dared to publish it yet. Before Thomas Astruc has confirmed that she is a sentimonster on BlueSky, there have been hints and speculations about this in season 5. In "Perfection", Tomoe became furious at Gabriel for akumatizing Kagami directly through her ring, stating he endangered her, since there was a risk Kagami would cease to exist, if Ladybug managed to reach her akumatized object (the ring) and break it. In "Protection", Gabriel said that Adrien and Kagami are "of the same design", and Tomoe said that they were "made for each other, just as planned". This implies that the two of them were "conceived" with plans for them to be together. In "Emotion", Félix (who has the Peacock Miraculous in his possession) was startled when he saw Kagami's ring, the same way Nathalie sensed Master Fu's sentimonster's amok in it while detransformed. In the same episode, Félix tried to instigate Kagami to disobey her mother and later, as Argos, spared Kagami, while making her mother disappear and proclaming she was free. In "Pretension", Argos wanted to free Kagami from her mother's control and succeeded by returning Kagami her real ring, while giving Tomoe a fake one he had been able to switch with during the time he was with her. In that same episode, Félix tells her he feels they're both the same and have things in common. In "Representation" in the story made by Félix for Marinette, it was stated that the son (Félix) then met a girl like him, which is narrated while both Félix and Kagami take off their masks. She also never said what happened to her father, if she ever had one. In "Yaksi Gozen", it's revealed that Tomoe was the one who used the Peacock Miraculous to create Kagami, at the cost of her eyesight. It's unknown who used the Peacock Miraculous to create Kagami. Assuming the Peacock Miraculous was damaged when it was found by Gabriel, Emilie and Nathalie, someone would have ended up becoming ill for her to be created, the same way Emilie and Colt got ill when creating Adrien and Félix respectively. Kagami is one of the few people who know Marinette is Ladybug, alongside Alya Césaire, Su-Han, Luka Couffaine, Félix Fathom, Gabriel Agreste, Nathalie Sancoeur, and Alix Kubdel. She's also one of the few people aware of Gabriel's identity as Monarch alongside Nathalie Sancoeur, Félix Fathom, her mother, Lila Rossi/Cerise Bianca, Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Alix Kubdel. She is the third known sentimonster to have control of herself, following the Dormant Sentimonster and Félix Fathom. She is one of the five characters that is good at drawing. The first four are Nathaniel Kurtzberg, Gabriel Agreste, Marinette Dupain-Cheng, Plagg followed by Maya. Kagami will become the second member of the Miraculers (besides Ladybug and Cat Noir) to have an active role as a superhero in a Miraculous World special, becoming a relevant character as Ryuko in the upcoming "Miraculous Tokyo", following Bunnyx in "Miraculous London".

36. #36Lê Chiến Kimberly Ature

    Keys: Lê Chiến Kim Ature, Lê Chiến Kimberly Ature, superhero

    Full Name: Lê Chiến Kimberly Ature Nicknames: Kim Other Names: Kiddo, Nitwit, Comrade Burgundy, Dingbat, Super Underpants, Meathead, Kimmy, Jocks, King Monkey, Dark Cupid (akumatized form), Dark Humor (akumatized form) Date of Birth: March 9th, 2001 Gender: Male Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: Vietnamese-French Species: Human Heights: 170 cm (5'6") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: PE Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (formerly), Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Athletic, boastful, arrogant (formerly), over-confident (sometimes), proud, sometimes hot-headed and rude, brave, romantic, cowardly (at times), goofy, kind, curious, silly, heroic, loyal, confident, unintelligent (at times), caring, forgiving, loveable, curious, fun-loving, funny, oblivious, airhead, clueless, insensitive, dumb, trash, doofus, idiot, somewhat dim-witted, foolish, carefree, gullible, naive, manipulated, perceptive, always hungry, gluttonous, friendly, competitive, athletic nature. Likes: Running, teasing, making dares, sports, swimming, "Alternative Truth", playing practical jokes, his friends, being with Ondine, hanging out with Max, winning, bananas Dislikes: Spiders, being humiliated, people with no sense of humor, getting hurt, losing Alignments: Good Residence: Paris, France Relatives: Lê Cuong Minh (adoptive father), Vadim Ature (adoptive father) Love Interests: Ondine (girlfriend), Chloé Bourgeois (formerly) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Monkey Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Monkey Miraculous Power Source: Xuppu Superhero identity: King Monkey Akumatized identity: Dark Cupid (occasionally), Dark Humor (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Running, Swimming, King Monkey's Uproar, Flight and archery (as Dark Cupid/Dark Humor; occasionally), Dark Humor's Uproar (temporarily) Weapons: King Monkey's Ruyi Jingu Bang, Dark Cupid/Dark Humor's bow and arrow (occasionally) Voiced by: Grant George (English) Portrayed by: Long Vu (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Lê Chiến Kimberly "Kim" Ature (Kimberly Chiến Lê Ature in western order), is a supporting character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont. In "Dark Cupid", after being rejected and humiliated by his former crush Chloé Bourgeois, he was akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Dark Cupid, an hatred-spreading supervillain. In "Party Crasher", in order to defeat the titular villain who managed to capture Ladybug and her team, Kim received the Monkey Miraculous from Master Fu. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Xuppu, he becomes King Monkey (Roi Singe in the French version), a monkey-themed superhero with the power of Derision. After the events of "Strikeback", Kim was temporarily unable to become King Monkey after Monarch managed to steal the Monkey Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Derision", after Adrien and Ondine reprimanded him because of his cruel pranks that were the reason behind Marinette's trauma towards love, Kim was akumatized by Monarch into Dark Humor, a new version of his previous akumatization form Dark Cupid, and was given the power of the Monkey Miraculous through his Alliance ring. He also received a Magical Charm from Ladybug that prevented him from being reakumatized. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Kim was given back the Monkey Miraculous permanently and reunited with Xuppu. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting his Miraculous back, Kim, along with the other secundary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock his adult powers, no longer detransforming after using his power. In "Sleeping Syren", after being tricked by Ray, Loïc and Nelson into hurting Ondine's feelings, thus causes her to get akumatized, Ladybug is prompted to not call him on the mission and almost considers taking away his Miraculous; however, Kim, refusing to sit idly by following the heroes, put himself in great danger. Seeing his determination to save his girlfriend, Ladybug allowed him to keep his Miraculous.

    Physical appearance and attire: Kim is a Vietnamese-French boy who is muscular and taller than the average student at school. He has olive skin and gray eyes. He has his hair, which is black with the ends dyed gold, styled into a sharp quiff. He wears a red, short-sleeved, draw-stringed hoodie jacket with big front pocket and hoodie and some white outlines at certain places. On the front of the jacket, there is a white logo, which is a downward-pointing pentagon outline outside of a smaller, filled-in pentagon with a red corner and a star. He pairs his top with navy blue track sweatpants, and red, white, and black sports shoes. From season 6 onwards, he wears a silver stud earring on his right ear and his hair has become more brown instead of black, but the tips of his quiff remains blond. He wears the Monkey Miraculous around his neck. From season 6 onwards, his attire is slightly different; he swaps his short-sleeved hoodie for a hoodie with longer sleeves with short asymmetrical zipper, located on left side and is unzipped. His pentagon star pattern is smaller and center on the right side the hoodie and has some white outlines at certain places, such as the neck and wrists. He wears a white shirt underneath his hoodie and his navy blue sweatpants is slimmer and has a white line running down on each side. His red, white, and black sports shoes has a different design, with the red and black being more predominant. As Dark Cupid, Dark Cupid wore a black and red cupid-themed outfit, along with large black wings attached to his back, each feather-like end tipped with two red stripes. On the sides of his neck, there were black lightning bolts. He wore a black head cover, the areas covering the top of his hair and around his eyes being red, but his eyes remained gray. The top of his suit was red, with a large white broken heart on his chest. From the waist down to the knee, the suit was black. From the elbow down to the hand was black, and from the knee down, it was red with a few strands of cloth sticking out above the back of each ankle. On his back was a black, red, and white striped quiver, which carried red arrows. On the quiver strap across his chest, the brooch, which was red and black, was attached to it. His archery bow was based on a breaking heart. The handle was white with red heart halves at the ends, and on each side of the bow, there were two large gray and white spikes. As King Monkey, As King Monkey, Kim wears a gold and dark brown mask that covers up most of his head, with the exception of his eyes, mouth, nose, ears and hair. The Monkey Miraculous gains five black squares on the back once inhabited by Xuppu and is the division between Kim's hair and his mask. His hair becomes one spike on the top of his head, resembling a fire as his hair becomes toned red and orange, brown at the roots. Kim also wears a light brown costume that resembles that of a track suit, being separated in two. His top piece is light brown and at the center covering his stomach and pectorals, is a light tannish color. A golden zipper rests at the base of the top, just underneath the collar of his suit. He has black shoulder pads that extend down to his upper arm with golden borders. He wears gloves that extend off of his suit that are golden at his fingers, dark brown at his wrist, light brown at the rest and have tan cuffs. A golden belt with a dark brown buckle and brown spots on either side of his hips rests at his waist, separating the top from the bottom. At the back of his belt is a rope attached to a hook with a golden tip that resembles the tail of a monkey. His pants are light brown like the top, however, at his calves, there is a dark brown section with gold borders. His boots are similar to his gloves, extending away from the body. Like Carapace, there is a division between his big toe and the rest of his foot. His soles reach up to the top of his foot and are golden, with brown highlights and the cuffs of his boots are golden. He carries the Ruyi Jingu Bang on his back or keeps it in his hands. As Dark Humor, Dark Humor had the same appearance as Dark Cupid, though the colors of black and red on his jumpsuit, head cover, and wings were swapped, and the coloring of his sleeves were mixed in-between. The broken heart on his torso changed from white with a black outline to a deep-pinkish red with a white outline. The black strap which had his brooch on from his previous akumatization as Dark Cupid has changed to deep red. He also wears a red, translucent lens on his right eye, similar to Félix's revealer lens. When he shot his arrows from his bow, the arrows had squeaky toys summoned from the power of Uproar, at the tips of the arrow.

    Kim's personality: Kim is the "king of competitions." He enjoys making dares, much to the frustration of his classmates, and he is also very confident in himself and his athletic abilities, thus most of his dares involve using the person's body. Over-confident and proud, Kim sometimes boasts about his abilities and doesn't always take facts into consideration, believing he can beat a panther in a race in "Animan." He isn't afraid to tease others, either, as he gives Ivan a note telling him that he isn't brave enough to act on his romantic feelings. But, even if he loves teasing and pranking others, he normally remains in good terms with his classmates, who have come to see him for his real self and end up tolerate his antics, with some, like Alix, being able to keep him humble, as seen in "Timebreaker" and "Hack-San". However, behind his bravado, there are a few insecurities, like his fear of being humiliated and rejected, noticed for the many times he tried to flirt with Chloé only to be constantly rejected by her and sometimes even humiliated. While hot-headed and rude sometimes (traits that are mostly a product of confidence and love for pranks), Kim is generally kind and appreciative, appreciating Marinette's encouragement to confess his love to his crush in "Dark Cupid". When not teasing and pranking others, Kim is shown to be caring and loveable, with the primary drive behind his pranks being that he wants to make people laugh. He is also willing to help those in need, as seen in "Party Crasher", when he helped Master Fu when he fell, without a second thought, with that being the reason that led him to receive a Miraculous. Kim is also very integrous, especially on his promises. This is seen in "Sleeping Syren", when Kim gives back the expensive flippers Ray gave him due to breaking his promise to him to not speak to girls and also when he refused to transform into King Monkey when Ondine was akumatized and wanted to warn Ladybug and Cat Noir to not kiss her. In "Derision", Kim is revealed to have a more darker side when it comes to his goofy personality, something that was more evident in his eighth grade year, where he has a tendency to play cruel pranks on others without realizing how those pranks can actually hurt his targets emotionally and affect them. Despite doing those pranks out of good intentions (thinking people will find them funny as well), the truth is that Kim remained oblivious to the consequences of his actions. An example of that was when, after being manipulated by Chloé, Kim played a mean prank on Marinette when she had just admitted her feelings for him, resulting in a tremendous humiliating moment for her that traumatized her deeply and caused her to have problems to fully dedicate herself to romance. After being deakumatized as Dark Humor and being told how hurtful his pranks can be, Kim promises that he will change and be more mindful with his pranks. Even his good and fun-loving nature can work against him, as both cause Kim to be quite oblivious and an airhead to the things around him that don't revolve around the things he enjoys. Because of that, Kim becomes unaware of the feelings of the others. This is seen in "Syren", where he was not able to perceive Ondine's feelings for him, despite her attempts to tell him that, needing a more explicit confession for him to realize it. Another example of that is seen in "Sleeping Syren", how Kim failed to realize Ondine's sadness regarding his inability to act romantic with her, including giving her a kiss. He can also come across as very naive believing in most of things people tell him. One example of that is in "Derision", how he believed in Chloé's claims Marinette would appreciate a prank from him when she would try to express her feelings for him. Another example is how he fell for Nelson's lies about kissing Ondine being dangerous for him, which ended up leading Kim to hurt her feelings. Nevertheless, he is capable of learning from his mistakes and become a better person as a result. In "Syren", Kim admires Ladybug and Cat Noir so much that he wants to be a hero himself and is curious about how to become one. Then during "Party Crasher", his curiosity was answered upon receiving the Monkey Miraculous. As King Monkey, most of Kim's personality traits remain the same. However, as seen in "Party Crasher", Kim is a little goofier and sillier while he goes one-on-one with the titular villain, albeit everyone else had been defeated. He is also heroic and it can be assumed he is loyal as after Party Crasher is defeated, he is seen without the Miraculous, which means he must have returned it to Ladybug or back to the place he found it for Master Fu to take it back. He also appears to become more focused as King Monkey, as seen in multiple occasions where he follows Ladybug's intructions without fail or how he is showed being a competent superhero on his own. However, this becomes especially true when the ones he cares about are in danger. This is seen in "Sleeping Syren", where King Monkey becomes relentless in saving Ondine, facing her most powerful guardian (a water dragon) without cowarding and/or goofing off and also being able to figure out a way to release the ultrakuma with his superpower showcasing that he can be perceptive when needed. As Dark Cupid, he was greatly bitter at love and sought to avenge his broken heart by destroying all the love in Paris with his arrows. He was still very prideful but had no issues teaming up with one of his victims, like Cat Noir, to succeed. As Dark Humor, unlike his previous akumatization as Dark Cupid (where he wanted to turn love into hate, forcing people to hate their loved ones), he forced people to share more of his cruel and twisted sense of humor, shooting his arrows powered by the power of the Monkey Miraculous to do just that. However, just like Dark Cupid, he was still very prideful and had a great confidence on his skills, falling for Ladybug's trick when she pretended to have been hit by one of his arrows.

    Biography: Lê Chiến Kim is a teenage boy in Miss Bustier’s class. On occasion he helps Ladybug and Cat Noir as the Monkey Miraculous superhero, King Monkey. A year prior in the 8th grade, Kim was invited to go swimming at the pool by Marinette, whom was in his class at the time. However, he was influenced by Chloé to gift Marinette a box of spiders as prank, believing that she'd also find it funny. As a result, Kim pulled the prank on Marinette when she confessed her feelings for him on the pool's diving platform. Due to the spiders, Marinette panicked and fell backwards off the diving board and into the water below. Kim, not understanding the consequences of his actions, laughed and declared the scene "hilarious". Afterward, He headed towards the changing rooms to talk to Marinette, still laughing about what he assumed was a joke they were both in on. Subsequently, he was shooed away by Socqueline.

    Trivia: Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villains; A scarlet version of Dark Cupid reappeared in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day". Dark Cupid appeared another time in "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer's powers. In "Kuro Neko", King Monkey was running on all fours. Kim is the third person to be chosen to receive a Miraculous directly from Master Fu. Much like how it happened with Marinette and Adrien, Kim showed that he was worthy by helping Master Fu when he was in a tight situation. Unlike how it happened with Marinette and Adrien, Master Fu actually was in a tight situation when he was helped by Kim, instead of faking it like he did with the other two. Following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, Kagami Tsurugi, Alix Kubdel, and Wayhem, Kim is the tenth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself. Kim is the second known person of Vietnamese origin to wield a Miraculous, succeeding his Miraculous predecessor Bọ rùa, who wielded the Ladybug Miraculous. He is the fourth known person of Asian origins to wield the Monkey Miraculous following the Ancient Monkey Miraculous holder, Sun Wukong, and Sasuke Sarutobi. Overall, he is the 25th known person of Asian origins to wield a miraculous. Kim's superhero form seems to be based off of Sun Wukong (孙悟空), the legendary Chinese mythical monkey king who is known for being mischievous and rebellious. King Monkey has long spiky hair, just like Sun Wukong. When King Monkey posed at the end of his transformation, it is a pose Sun Wukong is often seen doing. In "Derision", he became the second member of the French Miraculous Team to receive the power of their primary wielded Miraculous through their Alliance Ring, following Kagami Tsurugi in "Perfection". Miscellaneous; The official Miraculous Ladybug website also refers to him as Kim Ature. It was later confirmed Kim has two fathers and two names. In "Sleeping Syren", both of them make a physical appearance, showing that one of them is an athlete (just like Kim) and the other is a physician. It's possible that Kim has arachnophobia (fear of spiders) as mentioned in "Darkblade". However, considering Kim used spiders on his prank towards Marinette in a flashback in "Derision", it's possible that either that was a lie invented by Chloé to threat him or he developed the phobia later on. While it is unknown what sports Kim plays specifically, Kim has made references to playing soccer in the French version, which is called football outside of the US. In "Darkblade", he is holding a basketball. Kim also makes a baseball metaphor in the English version of "Dark Cupid". Kim revealed he won the County Athletics Tournament in "Animan". In the first issue of Miraculous Adventures, Kim is on a lacrosse team with Adrien, Ivan, and Alix. Kim can stick his big toe on his foot into his ear and also manages to give Ondine a pen with his other foot, representing how monkeys use their feet like hands.

37. #37Zoélle Annora Lee

    Keys: Zoé Lee, Zoélle Annora Lee, superhero, vigilante

    Full Name: Zoélle Annora Lee Nicknames: Zoé Other Names: Mademoiselle, Ridiculous copy of me, Banana Head, Vesperia, My Queen, Queen Bee (mistakenly by Cat Noir), Kreatica, Sole Crusher (akumatized form), Fake version of Queen Bee, Half of a sister, The girl who is pretending to be my sister, Kitty Noire Initials: Z.A.L. Date of Birth: July 21, 2002 Gender: Female Hair: sandy blonde Eyes: vivid shade of azure blue Age: 12 (season 1; first saga) 13 (season 2-5; first saga), 14 (season 6; second saga) Status: Alive, twin 1 Nationality: American Race: American-French Species: Human Heights: 136 cm (4'5") Sexuality: Pansexual Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: Theatre Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont, Superheroine, Akumatized villain (formerly), Vigilante (occasionally) Birthplace: New York City, USA (formerly) Home: Le Grand Paris in Paris, France (formerly), New York City, USA (formerly) Nationality: French (50%), American (50%) Language(s): French, English School: Collège Françoise Dupont Grade: 7 (No specific name; season 1; first saga) 8 (No specific name; season 2-5; first saga), 9 (freshman; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Sweet, caring, forgiving, generous, nice, creative, kind, helpful, clever, protective, loyal, selfless, remorseful, brave, competent, skillful, flirtatious (as Kitty Noire), friendly, vulnerable, endearing, rebellious, thoughtful, fierce, dynamic, proactive. Likes: Acting, her half-sister (formerly), croissants, film, friendship, her sneakers, designing, decorating, compliments, helping, posing, superheroes, being accepted, spending time with her stepfather, Marinette being happy Dislikes: Hiding her true self, cockroaches, not being accepted for who she really is, lying, sarcasm, getting blamed for things, being rude towards other people, bullying, high-class parties, hanging with spoiled rich kids, her half-sister's selfish and mean behavior, being bossed around or being told what to do (as Sole Crusher), Ray Alignments: Good Residence: Le Grand Paris, in Paris, France, New York City, USA (formerly) Relatives: Jeremiah Lee (father), Audrey Bourgeois (mother, estranged), André Bourgeois (stepfather), Chloé Bourgeois (maternal older half-sister, estranged), Noé Luxus (maternal older half-brother), Mr. Pugnant (maternal uncle), Raymond Pugnant (maternal cousin), Méloé Bourgeois (maternal grandmother), Unnamed step-grandfather Love Interested: Marinette Dupain-Cheng (crush, formerly) Disorder/Illness: ? Primary Wielded Miraculous: Wasp Miraculous Secondary or Temporary Miraculous: Cat Miraculous (temporarily) Kept Miraculous: Wasp Miraculous Power Source: Prikkel, Plagg (temporarily) Superhero identity: Vesperia, Kitty Noire (temporarily), Fury (vigilante; occasionally) Akumatized identity: Sole Crusher (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Acting, Vesperia's Doppelganger, Kitty Noire's Cataclysm (temporarily), Fury's Doppelganger, Fury's super speed, Absorbing people by stomping or kicking on them (as Sole Crusher; temporarily) Weapons: Vesperia's Diary, Kitty Noire's staff (temporarily), Sole Crusher's shoes (temporarily) Voiced by: Deneen Melody (English) Portrayed by: Mathilde Ollivier (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Zoélle Annora "Zoé" Lee is a major character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is a teenage girl from New York City and a student in Ms. Mendeleiev's class at Collège Françoise Dupont. She is also Chloé Bourgeois' younger half-sister and André Bourgeois's stepdaughter. She attended a boarding school when she was in New York where she once lived with her mother. In "Sole Crusher", after being tired of hiding her true self in order to please her half-sister, Zoé was akumatized by Shadow Moth into Sole Crusher, ("Pirkell" in the French version), a golden supervillain who could absorb people and grow larger by stomping on or kicking them. She also received a Magical Charm from Ladybug that prevented her from being akumatized again. In "Queen Banana", after Chloé was akumatized into the titular villain, Zoé received the Wasp Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Prikkel, Zoé becomes Vesperia, a wasp-themed superhero with the power of Corruption who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir during particularly difficult missions in the fourth season. After the events of "Strikeback", Zoé was temporarily unable to become Vesperia after Monarch managed to steal the Wasp Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Transmission", in order to allow Adrien Agreste to be free to love Marinette, Plagg took back the Cat Miraculous from him and gave it to Zoé so she could take his place. When Plagg inhabited the Miraculous, Zoé became Kitty Noire ("Blaqueminette" in the French version), a cat-themed superhero with the power of Destruction who became Scarabella's partner when she got the Ladybug Miraculous. In "Deflagration", after Zoé's secret identity as Kitty Noire was uncovered by Monarch, he formulated a plan to take her Cat Miraculous. This forced her to renounce the Miraculous back to Cat Noir. In "Adoration", at the end of the episode, it is revealed that Zoé has been in love with Marinette since their first encounter in "Sole Crusher". In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Zoé was given back the Wasp Miraculous permanently and reunited with Prikkel. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting her Miraculous back, Zoé, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock her adult powers, no longer detransforming after using her power. In "Grendiaper", after seeing how bullies and selfish people worsen society, Zoé creates a new Wasp Miraculous alter-ego: Fury, a black wasp-themed vigilante.

    Physical appearance and attire: Zoé is a slender teenage girl with straight, curvy shoulder-length sandy blonde hair that had a rounded gap at the right where her significantly shorter bangs are, with the ends reaching her shoulders and upper back while she has hot pink dyed strands on the left side from "Sole Crusher" (which was done by by Rose Lavillant and Juleka Couffaine) onwards, the right bang being slightly wavy. Her eyes are a vivid shade of azure (similar to Marinette Dupain-Cheng's form as Ladybug) and her eyebrows are honey-colored. She has a peach skin-tone, coral lips, and a dusting of light freckles over the bridge of her nose and cheeks. In season 4 and 5, Zoé wore a black faux leather jacket with two horizontal silver studs on the collar and at the bottom along with a silver zipper, a white t-shirt with a honeycomb flower-like design on the front, the petals being pink, the center being yellow, and the leaves in the top right and bottom left corners being mint to accent the lining on the shirt, and an orange belt with bronze zigzag patterns and a gray buckle as well as skinny yellow sport jeans that have a small ripped part on the right of her knee that was a pink, lime-green, and blue star design with black outlining to match her sneaker designs. At each side of the pants were two tiny horizontal studs on top. On her feet, her sneakers had white shoelaces, toe caps and soles. The sides of her sneakers were decorated with blue, lime-green and pink heart and star patterns with black outlines. There was a moderate apple green crown and a white dice design on the left side of her right shoe and a white skull on the left side of her left shoe. The midsole of the shoes seemed to be decorated with different drawings that appeared to be drawn with a black permanent marker with a black line across the sole. The right sole had red and black shapes drawn on it, while the left sole had black details including a upper half outline of a cat face on it. The left shoe had a red heart drawn on the toe cap that read "I♡︎U". At the end of "Sole Crusher", her shoes got more drawings from her new friends. On her left wrist, she also wore a two blue-brown beaded bracelets and a half red-and-yellow patterned white bracelet with black lining on each and a luminous vivid opal-colored beanie on her head. She also wore her Miraculous on occasion up until "Re-creation" that was located on the back of her head, as the body of the comb was yellow with pink segments, with pink wings and light blue edges while the teeth were pink. It represented the colors from her flower on her shirt. The design was also more geometric, matching the pattern on her shirt. From Season 6 onwards, Zoé sports a new hairstyle that is half pinned back and at neck-length: she still has her pink streak with more of that color as multiple streaks on the left side and a blue streak dyed on the right side of her bangs. Her bangs are also more framed at the center than at the right, with thinner strands sticking out on either side towards her face. Her hair is now held together by her Wasp Miraculous. From Season 6 onwards, Zoé has a new but similar outfit: her leather jacket is longer, her sport jeans are replaced with a yellow high waisted pencil skirt with a slight side slit at left to reveal matching-colored shorts, and below are black and gray striped tights. She no longer wears her beanie, and her Miraculous used to hold her hair back is now made of three hexagons with pink lining and pink segments when they connected together inside, with the antennae pink with round metallic dull pink tips. She also pairs this up with faint black eyeshadow. As Vesperia, in Season 4 and 5, Vesperia wore a yellow and black swan-necked, wasp hybrid formed superhero jumpsuit, which had a leather texture. The upper part of the suit was black with six large yellow angular stripes on the torso and a smaller ones on the upper arm sections that pointed down to the yellow forearms and hands with black fingers. She had a yellow zipper at the front with a slider made of a gold V-shaped part with a black diamond piece on top, making it look like she was wearing a jacket. The lower part of the suit was yellow with three horizontal rows of two black angular stripes on the leg. The ankles were black with a triangular cut in the middle. She wore short black boots with a yellow stripe at the collar, tongue and toe cap, as well as angular lining around the sole and a yellow angular mask with thick black lining. Her hair was braided into a ponytail at neck length with a black streak and her bangs were of equal length and turned black. The Wasp Miraculous was located right above of the base of her braid as the shape of a wasp on a gold pin, holding two black antenna-like ribbons. The Diary, her weapon, was wielded a yellow rectangle notebook with trademark symbol of a solid black with solid yellow wasp at the tips and thick white lining when not in use, it had a same color as Queen Bee's form as Queen Wasp. From Season 6 onwards, Vesperia's costume undergoes some changes. Her mask's lower half accents become more triangular and frame the bottom corners. The colors of her suit reverse significantly to resemble an actual wasp. The torso is now a warmer yellow and the stripes are now black except for the bottom row, but the neck and shoulders remain black, the slider included. However, the zipper is also black, with the upper black parts having a downward triangular point to the chest. The upper arms and stripe switch colors, while there are faint linear bumps around the arms to make the upper half of the suit more akin to a jacket. This is complemented below the legs, where they are now black entirely with wide angular zigzagged ends and the top being V-shaped with a yellow stripe on each hip and two more on each leg. The bottom legs are still yellow, but with only two black stripes at the sides, while the boots invert in color entirely. She now has the Wasp Miraculous symbol on her back that is black in color with an altered design, having small antennae to look more akin to a wasp. Her hairstyle also alters a little, having the bangs become two-layered with more blonde locks beneath the black bangs. There are also small black amounts pulled back at the sides at the back of her head, and her hair ribbons are gone. As Kitty Noire, Zoé had a hairstyle that somewhat resembled Cat Noir's with a bob-length spikier cut as compared to her civilian form, coupled with full, spiky bangs and with green highlights starting around her temples and ending on the tips of her hair. She had cat-like eyes with yellow sclerae, dark orange irises, and slitted pupils and lips covered in a yellow-green lipstick and black cat ears on top of her head. She wore a black compression shirt topped with a swan-necked cropped black jacket that ended around her mid-chest area with 3/4 length sleeves. The jacket had green zippers around the shoulders and at the edges of the sleeves, and closed with two silver buttons on the front. On her lower body, she wore high-waisted capri pants with the same fabric as her jacket, with a golden button and green front pockets. She also wore green suspenders that went under her jacket and connected to the waistband of her pants, and a long, black ribbon on her lower back that ended around her ankles, simulating a cat's tail. On her feet, she wore green socks and black sneakers with a green sole and stripe on the back, and black cat-paws prints on the undersoles. Kitty Noire also had black biker gloves on both of her hands, and sharp, black claw-like nails on her fingers. The jacket, the pants, and the gloves had a similar purple sheen to the fabric, and a leather-like texture. Her Miraculous sat on the ring finger of her right hand, and her weapon, the staff, was now black (as opposed to Cat Noir's and Lady Noire's, which were both silver), and rests retracted on her lower back when not in use. As Sole Crusher, Zoé was a hybrid form of her older half-sister Chloé Bourgeois, having her physical look (like face and hairstyle), and her mother's akumatized form as Style Queen. Her hair, eyes, teeth, skin and clothes (which were the same as Chloé's) were sparkly brilliant amber with encrusted very light cyan-colored jewel diamonds with a large one on her forehead, medium sized ones on top of her eyebrows ,and tiny ones on her head. There were five more on the chest that gradually enlarged towards the chest, the rest of the jewel diamonds circling her limbs and waist entirely as well as at the back of her flats. There were also six jewel diamonds on the back of her jacket. She also wore jewel diamond earrings on her ears. Her headdress-like accessory featured multiple lightning-shaped horns, matched by her jacket collar, the back of her shoulders, and flats that had similar ornaments. She wore her half-sister's diamond heels, which also transform with her, became glittering gold with light cyan-colored jewel diamonds embedded in them. The ends had protrusions resembling thorns or lightning bolts. As Fury, Zoé's jumpsuit becomes entirely black, with patterning similar but not identical to her Vesperia outfit. She also gains a hood that conceals her Miraculous, and a mask covering her entire face with black spikes that resemble the teeth on a wasp. Her eyes also become yellow with pitch black pupils. Strangely, Fury does not appear to possess a weapon (or at least does not have it on display on her costume). It is unknown how she uses her superpower without her weapon, as the Wasp Miraculous's power relies on having the weapon transform into a wasp stinger.

    Zoé's personality: As the polar opposite of Chloé Bourgeois, Zoé is a very sweet girl who can be very caring and friendly to anyone that crosses her way, even able to befriend someone she has just met, like Marinette Dupain-Cheng. Since Marinette was the first person to be kind to her after her arrival in Paris, Zoé shows great loyalty to Marinette that despite having her own feelings for her, Zoé lets her be with the one she loves and saw her as great friend. Like Marinette, Zoé can connect with those who are normally withdrawn and have insecurities, like Marc Anciel and Sabrina Raincomprix. Her greatest dream is to become an actress as she is very skilled at doing so. However, because she was constantly acting a role, much like Lila Rossi and her lies, Zoé ended up concealing her true self and, when she was not able to do it anymore, she ended up having no friends back in New York and even become target of bullying to the point she had to move. In "Sole Crusher", after moving to Paris to live with her maternal family, she pretends to be like her mother and older half-sister in order to please and be accepted by them. She also wants to fit in, which is why she is always acting. After being deakumatized, she learned that the way she was acting was wrong and decided to finally stop hiding her true self. However, despite learning not to let Chloé get in her way in things she likes (like taking her role as the star of Marinette's class' movie project), Zoé still avoids any type of conflict with Chloé in order to not give her any excuse to convince her parents to send her back to New York. This goes as far as avoiding any place inside the hotel where she is not allowed and where Chloé may be and/or doing any menial task for her, like cleaning all of her shoes, in order to appease her anger. Zoé has a protective instinct towards her loved ones and those in need. In "Optimami," despite her strained relationship with Chloé, she tries to protect her half-sister before Style Queen hit her. In the fifth season, she does the same for Marinette and her relationship with Adrien Agreste. She told the class that they shouldn't interfere with their forming relationship and constantly come up with strange plans. She then went to Marinette's house to try and discuss it with her. When Chloé tries to humiliate Marinette by trying to ridicule her dream of being Adrien's girlfriend, Zoé, moved by her desire to protect Marinette’s happiness, gathers the courage she needed to confront her half-sister and drags her back to her seat. In "Daddycop", when the other girls express their dislike for Sabrina for all the times she and Chloé picked on them, Zoé stands up for her, reminding her friends that if it wasn't for Sabrina, they'd still be suffering from Chloé's relentless bullying. Her past as victim of bullying has caused her to develop a strong dislike for bullies, especially when they are unpunished for their actions. This especially applies to Ray and his friends, due to the Ray's father being able to free them from trouble. After watching such a predicament, Zoé's frustration and desire to make them pay grew to the point she was unable to contain it, especially after watching her stepfather being harrassed by three rufians, something that manifested when she, when trying to transform into Vesperia, turned into a new superhero identity. When confused about what to do, she seeked advice from Ladybug. However, she felt dissatisfied and secretly carried out vigilante justice under her new superhero identity. After noticing how this work had caused an akumatization and further trouble, Zoé let her vengeful nature subside, especially after watching the people she punished have justice served to them. That wouldn't prevent her from continuing her vigilante work when she thought it was necessary. It is seen in "Sleeping Syren", where she went to punish Ray and his friends after they tried to spilt Kim and Ondine up and were conspiring to do the same to another couple. Although Zoé tries to appear confident, she is terrified of making mistakes and feels anxious about the idea of ​​others being disappointed in her. In "Queen Banana", Zoé wasn't hesitant in taking the Wasp Miraculous not knowing how Chloé wouldn't react at first, but Ladybug reassures her that unlike Chloé as Queen Bee, she'll keep her identity a secret. In "Deflagration," she felt unworthy for having her identity as Kitty Noire revealed to Monarch via the effects of Venom and of the Alliance Ring, causing the latter to be renounced off-screen when actually it wasn't her fault. According to Plagg, he told her that it was her own choice to call the shots and stand up to her half-sister, before saying farewell to her. She is also afraid of her friends to discover her past actions back when she was pretending to be mean back in New York to the point of letting herself falling victim of Ray's (her classmate from her previous school and has transferred to her school in Paris) blackmail of revealing her past to her current friends, to the point of being forced to pass a blind eye to his and his two friends' transgressions. As Vesperia, most of Zoé's personality remains the same and she's proven to be very clever using her acting skills that led to her sister's downfall. Furthermore, as Vesperia, she is bolder, more self-assured, and acts in a flashy way. As Kitty Noire, she was shown to be rather competent and skillful when using her powers. She was able to take the right initiative like using her Cataclysm to get access to the villain's akumatized object, failing only because of unexpected events (like the use of Resistance). Kitty Noire was also able to cooperate very well with others, even when she had just met them, as she was able to make great teamwork with Scarabella moments after they had just met each other, with the two of them quickly coming up with a plan together to defeat a villain and execute it perfectly. Similar to Cat Noir, she had a little of a flirtatious side. As Sole Crusher, she was much more confident and refused to let others boss her around, However, she was still willing to please Chloé as she initially considered crushing Kitty Section just to be like her but she decided against it. Despite her villainous nature, Sole Crusher still cares for Marinette, this is shown when she carries her around in her hand rather than absorbing her because she remembered her kindness when they first met, and was almost willing to stand down when the latter tried to reason with her. She was also shown to not be willing to harm Marinette or her friends when Chloé tried to convince her to attack Kitty Section, and her hesitance and reluctance to do so caused Chloé to threaten her. Even while akumatized, she maintained her calmness and patience as shown when she allowed Marinette to continue explaining reality to her. Even after continuing her rampage, she opts to continue targeting Chloé instead of Marinette's friends. As Fury, she carries out vigilante work towards people who are abusive towards others. She does this as fast and efficiently as possible, using Doppelganger and her super-speed to put her targets in humiliating and/or dangerous situations serving as a punishment. She tries to be as discrete as possible, knowing full well that, if other Miraculers suspect she is a Wasp Miraculous holder, her identity will be uncovered by Ladybug (the only person who knows who she is) who will demand the Wasp Miraculous back.

    Biography: Zoé Lee is a teenage girl in Ms. Mendeleiev's class and the current user of the Wasp Miraculous, Vesperia. Zoé is the daughter of Audrey Bourgeois's affair to Mr. Lee, making Chloé Bourgeois her older maternal half-sister and André Bourgeois her stepfather. Despite her parents residing in the same city, Zoé lived most of her life within a boarding school in New York, where she was surrounded by people who accepted her friendship and her status as Audrey's daughter. However, afraid of her school mates' acceptance being revoked, she made a fake persona to easily gain their approval. But she disliked pretending to be someone she was not and, unable to keep up her facade forever, Zoé decided to reveal her true self to her school mates. Despite her hopes of being accepted for who she truly was, she was crushed as her school mates ended their friendship and ridiculed her for being someone they did not approve of. Out of all her former friends in New York, only one remained with her, this one friend's words of affection would later be drawn by Zoé on her shoe in an effort to remember their kind words. Unfortunately, her one time attempt at revealing her true self in New York also resulted in her being bullied by her former friends for her remaining time at the boarding school to the point when they put cockroaches in her locker. Due to the severe bullying but still hopeful she could have a chance to find somewhere she can belong, Zoé left school and moved to Paris to meet her family, hoping to find a better life and a fresh start there.

    Trivia: Character Design and Development; In old concept drawing of Zoé as Sole Crusher, her appearance started out being covered in diamonds before switching to gold. The designed charm for Zoé has diamonds embedded on it because the charms are based on the color scheme/characteristics of the person's akumatization. Zoé can be seen as a light parallel to Chloé as they are either wielder of the Wasp Miraculous or Bee Miraculous her half-sister has been here, but there are differences between them. With these factors, she serves as an example of what Chloé would have been if the latter turned over a new leaf and changed her not mean-spirited ways. Chloé is a selfish and overzealous spoiled girl who uses her father to get whatever she wants and barely has any friends because of her toxic personality. Zoé, on the other hand, is a kind-hearted person. She comes from a friendless background because she couldn't be what others wanted, is quick to befriend the main cast, and has a very healthy and encouraging relationship with her stepfather, André. Even their superhero costumes differ from one another with Queen Bee's favoring the color yellow while Vesperia's favors the color black. While Chloé hates Marinette and constantly bullies her, Zoé, on the other hand, has a crush on her and puts Marinette's happiness over her own. Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; Similar to Marinette and Adrien, Zoé too due to her origins and other circumstances, has succeeded many of her Miraculous predecessors, but also realized many unique feats of her own: Zoé was born in New York City, but her mother, Audrey Bourgeois on the other hand, was born in France, which proves that Zoé's nationality is a French-American person. She is the second french female to wield the Wasp Miraculous following her sister Chloe. But the third french person to wield the Cat Miraculous following Ladybug and Cat Noir. She is also the second known female to wield the Cat Miraculous following her leader Ladybug. She is the fourteenth person of French origin to wield a Miraculous overall or at least the thirteenth depending on which time version of Alix that's counted. Through her American origins she's the first: Person from the Western Hemisphere to wield the Cat and Wasp Miraculouses becoming the first American Wasp and Cat Miraculous holder. Zoé is the fourth known person from the United States to wield a Miraculous following Jessica Keynes, Gilbert du Motier and Colt Fathom. She is the seventh person from the Western Hemisphere to wield a Miraculous following Micazoyolin, Gilbert du Motier, La Mariquita, Colt Fathom, Alya, Jessica Keynes as well as preceding Felix and the Brazilian Miraculous holder. The sixth member of the French Miraculous superhero team to use another Miraculous. The first is Marinette with the Mouse, Fox, Cat, Dragon, Wasp, Horse, Rabbit and Butterfly Miraculouses, the second is Adrien with the Ladybug, Snake and Rabbit Miraculouses, the third one is Master Fu with the Turtle and Peacock Miraculouses, the fourth one is Alya with the Ladybug Miraculous and the fifth one is Alix with the Dog Miraculous and following Felix with the Dog Miraculous. Zoé is the first person in Ms. Mendeleiev's class who uses a Miraculous. This is followed by Marc Anciel in "Penalteam" who becomes Rooster Bold. Zoé is the first Miraculous holder to receive a Magical Charm before becoming a superhero herself. She is the first woman in her family to receive a Magical Charm. Zoé is the third Miraculous holder not to get spotted by Optigami, the others being Ladybug, Cat Noir, Polymouse, Pigella, Purple Tigress and Bunnyx. However, that's because Optigami was supposed to spot heroes whose identity was known by Shadow Moth. So, since he didn't know that Zoé was Vesperia, Shadow Moth wouldn't have had any reason to target her even if spotted by Optigami. So far, Zoé, Marc and Luka are the only members of the French Miraculous superhero team that have not met nor interacted with Lila/Cerise, who in Season 6 onwards becomes the supervillain Chrysalis. Sole Crusher, alongside Truth, Rocketear, and Risk, are the only akumatized villains who don't abandon their civilian identities. Unlike most akumatized villains who reject, ignore or dismissed the heroes reasoning, Sole Crusher is so far the only one who is deeply touched by it. Sole Crusher is the fifth akumatized villain to disobey Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth, following Gigantitan, Robostus, YanLuoShi, and Lady Wifi in "Gang of Secrets". Unlike the others, Sole Crusher disobeyed Shadow Moth when Marinette tried to reason with her. As of "Queen Banana", following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, Kagami Tsurugi, Alix Kubdel, Lê Chiến Kim, Adrien Agreste, and Wang Fu, Zoé is the twelfth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself, and Marinette Dupain-Cheng who almost got akumatized. In "Miraculous: Paris Under Siege", after André Bourgeois cancelled the Aset exhibition due to the centerpiece being broken, due to the anger at her hard work going to waste, she was re-akumatized into Sole Crusher alongside Lady Wifi, Truth, and The Bubbler, working with Stormy Weather to take over Paris using Aset's power. Sole Crusher's ability is similar to Gamer's Robot's ability in that both absorb victims and grow larger from it. Miscellaneous; As seen in "Sole Crusher", Zoé is right-handed. In "Gabriel Agreste", she says her half-sister's famous line/catchphrase, "Ridiculous! Utterly ridiculous!" Zoé shares a name with a British brand of hand-made shoes made in Italy, Zoe Lee. In the trading card game Miraculous Secrets, it's revealed that Zoé's best friend in New York City was Jessica Keynes. In the Russian dub of "Adoration", Zoé, instead of declaring her love to Marinette, tells her that she confessed her love to an unseen boy, due to Russian anti-LGBTQ+ laws.

38. #38Mylène Haprèle

    Keys: Mylène Haprèle, superhero

    Full Name: Mylène Haprèle Other Names: Horrificator (akumatized form), Sunflower (codename), Polymouse, Little Mouse (by Ivan), Comrade Gribiche, Agent Smith, Destroyica Date of Birth: November 13, 2001 Gender: Female Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human Heights: 112 cm (3'8") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Tutoring: Biology Tutoring Favorite Classes: Biology Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont, Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Shy, meek, cordial, sensitive, kind, brave, confident, grateful, nature-loving, caring, intelligent, protective, bold, easily frightened, responsible, stubborn, idealistic, militant, big-hearted, sweetheart, very proud, adorable, friendly, passionate, gentle. Likes: smelly wolf, Ivan Bruel, being thankful for Marinette, politics, nature, staying positive, being brave, her father's actor career, calmness, superheroes, justice Dislikes: Scary things, heights, mice, germs, the dark, humidity, Chloé's cruel behavior and bullying, her friends being upset or hurt, Pollution, The Alliance rings Alignments: Good Residence: Paris, France Relatives: Fred Haprèle (father), Unnamed mother Love Interests: Ivan Bruel (boyfriend) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Mouse Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Mouse Miraculous Power Source: Mullo Superhero identity: Polymouse Akumatized identity: Horrificator (occasionally) Powers and abilities: Acting, Protesting, Ecology, Yoga, Polymouse's Multitude, Spitting goo, Fear empowerment and increased strength (as Horrificator; occasionally) Weapons: Polymouse's Skip Rope Voiced by: Jessica Gee (English) Portrayed by: Héloïse Martin (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Mylène Haprèle is a major character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is a student at the Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Miss Bustier's class, before she became mayor of Paris. In "Horrificator" after feeling humiliated for getting scared easily while filming Nino Lahiffe's movie, she got akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Horrificator, a monstrous supervillain. In "Gang of Secrets", after Marinette kept hiding secrets from them, Mylène was reakumatized by Shadow Moth into Horrifcator alongside Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, Timebreaker and Lady Wifi. The five supervillains all formed the Gang of Secrets, a group of supervillains who wanted to reveal Marinette's secrets. In "Mega Leech", in order to defeat Malediktator and his titular sentimonster, Mylène received the Mouse Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Mullo, Mylène becomes Polymouse, a mouse-themed superhero with the power of Multiplication who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir during "particularly difficult missions" in the fourth season. After the events of "Strikeback", Mylène was temporarily unable to become Polymouse after Monarch managed to steal the Mouse Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Mylène was given back the Mouse Miraculous permanently and reunited with Mullo. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting her Miraculous back, Mylène, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock her adult powers, no longer detransforming after using her power. In "Noe", when Mylène starts panicking with anxiety because of the script that Noé Luxus had made was a fraud, she was almost akumatized by Chrysalis, but Mylène immediately rejects the Ultrakuma moments later. She was hesistant at first to help deakumatize her father but after some encouragement from Mullo she decided to transform.

    Physical appearance and attire: Mylène is a quite short and chubby teenage girl with honey blonde hair styled into dreadlocks. She has a light skin-tone. In the first five seasons, she had her hair pulled back into said dreadlocks, with some strands dyed strong malachite green, vivid cornflower blue, and brilliant rose. A dreadlock on the left side of her head had a purple cat bead with basic eyes, and a few gold and dull blue beads; another dreadlock on her right side had a golden loop and another dull blue bead, shorter than the left one. She has moderate gamboge eyes and wore pale magenta lipstick. In the first five seasons, she wore a pink bandana to hold her hair back, and she had a necklace with a teal stone pendant. She wore a brilliant azure T-shirt with a white silhouette design on the front of a pigeon holding a olive tree branch with 3 leaves, which was underneath an grayish lime green jacket with a hood. There were pins attached to her jacket: on the right side, she had a daisy pin; on the left side, she had a ladybug pin, a panda pin, and a yellow pin with a green tree emblem circled by a ring. Additionally, she wore moderate tangelo jeans rolled up to the knee, brown leggings, and dark purple sneakers with white toe caps and soles, the laces having been dark purple. She was often seen wearing the pin that Ivan gave her in "Horrificator". On occasion until "Re-creation", she wore her Miraculous as a light green coin pendant with a brown string. From season 6 onwards, she has bangs sticking out at the front, with a gap at the left and unkempt tips. A few of her dreads gain striped patterns, with some of them now fuchsia-lilac, blue-cerulean, lime-gold, and orange-yellow. From season 6 onwards, her bandana is moved more to the back, and her necklace is replaced with her Miraculous, which now has a gold coin pendant with a diamond hole in the middle, the string black. Her T-shirt and shorts are replaced with overall shorts of the same color and the same design as her original T-shirt. She now wears a T-shirt of the same color as her original jacket. She now has 6 pins, now attached to the straps of her overalls: on the right side, she has a peace symbol pin with Rasta colors, a recycling symbol pin, and a red and yellow smiley face pin; on the left side, she has a black and green hourglass pin, a pride pin, and her ladybug pin from her original design. Additionally, she now wears black tights, with them having multicolored segments below; the right leg has brown, orange, forest green, dark vivid brown, light pink, striped and dark green patterns; and the right leg has polka dotted dull blue, brown, dull pink, polka dotted mint, striped green-and-black, and light red patterns. Below are short lilac leg warmers and black shoes with dotted bordering around the bottom, and tan soles. She now accessorizes with lime eyeshadow and her lipstick is more rosy in color. She now wears a grayish lime green scrunchie around her right wrist with a gold gradient at the top, and a black bracelet and an orange-indigo-black wristband around it. As Horrificator, Horrificator was a large salamander-like monster with a long brilliant purple tail. The top half of her body was mainly brilliant fuchsia, and the bottom half, along with her forearms, were the same color as her tail. She had three brilliant amaranth eyes with light brilliant gold sclera, the eyes being very tiny within the sclera and the third eye in the middle of her forehead, and had very pale blue tentacles with spots on the back of her head, resembling her dreadlocks. Her head had freckles, her mouth had sharp, jagged white teeth, and her tongue was pale, light grayish arctic blue. She had dark purple claws on her hands, while the claws on her feet were brown, the toes being pale, light grayish gamboge. The pin that Ivan gave her was attached next to one of her head tentacles but hidden by her slimy goo. As Polymouse, in the first five seasons, Polymouse had moderate green eyes, and her hair was still braided, but was light brilliant rose-colored and shorter, tied into two pigtails at the back of her head with her bangs in front of her face, which was hidden by a medium gray jacket with light silver trimming and a hood which bore mouse ears with light pink insides. She wore a medium gray mouse-themed turtlenecked jumpsuit with a pale pink front, starting from her collar to her thighs, and pale pink gloves and boots with light amaranth borders, fingers and soles, which had magenta-ish black mouse footprint markings, and a light gray face mask with pale pink eyelids and borders, and a brilliant crimson accent on the bridge of her nose, resembling a nose. The skip rope, when not in use, was tied around her hips, resembling a mouse's tail, which was silver with pink spiraled lining and a pink rope. The gray material of her costume seemed to be iridescent as it shined pink in some lighting. Her Miraculous turned silver with pink five mouses circling it and a pink string. Her suit had a hexagonal pattern. From season 6 onwards, Polymouse's costume undergoes some changes. Her jumpsuit gains a faint pink tint, gaining a white outline running through the middle of her front, chest and shoulders to accent the hoodie's lining. Her boots extend to the sides of the thighs with rounded tops, lined in white with black lining on top of her soles. Her hoodie gains two holes where her mouse ears originally were, lined in white with her hair sticking out and forming rings that resemble mouse ears. Her longer bangs also have a large gap in the middle, and are rounded with the left side tucked into part of the hood while the right side sticks out. Her gloves get a white circle over the back of the hands. Her mask loses its bordering with white eyebrow-like marks to frame the segments around her eyes, which fade from silver to pink. Her hoodie also connects more to her Miraculous with a thick white zipper running down. Her jump rope gains a pink line in the middle and black tips. On her back, she has an altered, more realistic symbol of the Mouse Miraculous in a very dark pink circle with a white outline. Her eyes turn moderate gamboge. Her white accents also glow a pale pink.

    Mylène's personality: Mylène is a meek and cordial girl. Although she tries to be brave, she is easily frightened by anything that she sees as scary, which she is ashamed of and even cries about in "Horrificator". She also is sensitive to being made fun of and is hurt by Chloé's mean remarks about her. She appreciates kindness, and she speaks very fondly of those she loves. According to Marinette in the webisode with the same name, Mylène always tries to look for the best in people. As seen in Mega Leech, Mylene has a caring, intelligent, protective, and bold side when it comes to protecting her friends or the environment like when she protested to save the trees or not for waste to be dumped into space. Mylene can also be very strategic. As shown in "Noe", when her father gets a role he does not want and contractually cannot back out from, she remembers her friend Marinette's close relationship with Nadja Chamack and convinces her to report on the harm the movie may cause. After Nadja is fired and the movie goes into production anyway, she completely shuts down, showing that, despite everything she's accomplished, she sometimes regresses in her behavior, although Mullo was later able to encourage her to face her akumatized father. Similar to Chloe in "Derision", Mylène is also estranged from her mother too but unlike the former, she didn't take her sadness about it on others. Mylene's feelings of anxiety and inadequacy stem from her mother's departure. The experience instilled within her a sense of powerlessness, as she felt that since she could not stop her mother from leaving, she would not be able to change the world in any meaningful way. She also has a tendency to overthink when not busy with something, she was incredibly worried when her father was late from his movie audition and was scared he might've not gotten the role. As Polymouse, Mylène's personality mostly remains the same, but she shows more confidence and bravery. She is caring and considerate towards her teammates as well as her power works best when it comes to surprise attacks or tight spaces seen in "Wreckless Driver". As Horrificator, she relished in making everyone scared (as opposed to her being scared). Aggressive and menacing, she attacked everyone and didn't like it if any of them aren't freaked out by her. Despite this, she retained her feelings towards Ivan and refused to harm him. When she was calmed down by the song Smelly Wolf, her bravado and confidence were gone, leaving her terrified by the others and running into Ivan's arm for comfort and protection. When akumatized a second time as Horrificator, she, along with Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, and Timebreaker, wanted to expose Marinette's secrets in hopes of saving her and to be friends again by forcing her to give them up. While Lady Wifi claimed Horrificator would keep Ladybug and Cat Noir, she did want to save Marinette so they could be friends again. She and the Gang of Secrets had no qualms putting bystanders in danger to find Marinette, such as scaring others to make herself stronger so she'd capture Marinette. Her desire to persevere their friendship was so intense that she, Princess Fragrance, Reflekta, and Timebreaker chased after an illusion of Marinette instead of taking Cat Noir's ring.

    Biography: Mylène Haprèle is a teenage girl in Miss Bustier's class and the current user of the Mouse Miraculous, Multimouse.

    Trivia: Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; Her akumatization appears to be heavily influenced by the movie the class makes in "Horrificator", as well as reshaping the movie. Her akumatized form looks similar to the mask Ivan is wearing for the film. Since her akumatized form is named after the movie's monster, this makes Mylène one of the villains that Hawk Moth technically doesn't name. Along with the Mime, Horrificator is one of the two akumatized supervillains without a speaking role in Season 1. Coincidentally, they are biologically related as father and daughter. Horrificator is probably based on the Xenomorph from the Alien film series. A scarlet version of Horrificator appeared in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day". Horrificator appeared another time in "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer's powers. As seen in "Mr. Pigeon 72", Mylène has been akumatized into Horrificator three times ("Horrificator", "Catalyst" and "Gang of Secrets"). As of "Mega Leech", Mylène is the second known person of French origins to wield the Mouse Miraculous succeeding Multimouse. She is the third person to initially reject a miraculous following Marinette and Zoé. As seen in "Mega Leech", Polymouse is the sixth person to break an akumatized object, instead of Ladybug and Cat Noir, following Queen Bee, Rena Rouge and Carapace in "Mayura", Fang in "Lies" and Marianne Lenoir in "Furious Fu". Following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, Kagami Tsurugi, Alix Kubdel, Lê Chiến Kim, Adrien Agreste, Wang Fu and Zoé Lee, Mylène is the thirteenth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself. Miscellaneous; As seen in "Stoneheart (Origins - Part 2)", she is scared of heights. Whenever she needs to feel better, she sings "Smelly Wolf" to herself. Ladybug uses the song to stop Horrificator by singing it to her with Cat Noir and their remaining classmates. In her webisode, "Mylène", it is revealed that she is interested in politics and would like to make Paris a better place for its inhabitants. As seen in "Mega Leech", Mylène's politics-related activities include student protests and environmental activism. In "Derision", it's revealed that like Chloé, Mylène's mother abandoned her and her father when she was young, but she doesn't see the fun in bullying others. Mylène is somewhat similar to Luigi from the Super Mario Bros franchise, as both have a loveable scaredy-cat persona, but are willing to face their fears in order to help others. Also, both Mylène and Luigi have a sidekick that resemble something they're scared of: For Mylène it's Mullo, the Mouse Kwami, and for Luigi it's his ghost dog, Polterpup.

39. #39Rose Lavillant

    Keys: Rose Lavillant, superhero

    Full Name: Rose Lavillant Other Names: Cinderella (by Chloé), Tulip (codename), Princess Fragrance (akumatized form), Pigella, Comrade Cocktail (codename), Princess Rose (by Prem) Date of Birth: December 17, 2001 Gender: Female Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human Heights: 120 cm (3'11") Sexuality: Bisexual Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: Choir Class Affiliations: Kitty Section, Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student, Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Sweet, cheerful, naive, optimistic, happy, kind, bubbly, sensitive, brave, open, honest, outgoing, hyperactive, friendly, innocent, bright, energetic, cheery, cute, girly, romantic, sunny, excited, idealistic, vibrant, endearing. Likes: Vibrant colors (especially pink), scrapbooking, music, cute things, mythology, optimism, love, unicorns, stuffed animals, superheroes, films, Vampire Musical Horrific Show, protecting others, helping others, hanging out with her friends Dislikes: Negativity, bullying, secrets, liars, his friends being upset or hurt, her friends in danger (especially Juleka), people acting different to her because of her illness, Juleka's feelings of guilt, Chloé's mean, cruel and sneaky behavior Alignments: Good Residence: Paris, France Relatives: Mr. Lavillant (father), Mrs. Lavillant (mother), Unnamed grandparents Primary Wielded Miraculous: Pig Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Pig Miraculous Power Source: Daizzi Superhero identity: Pigella Akumatized identity: Princess Fragrance (occasionally) Powers and abilities: Writing lyrics, Singing, Hair styling, Pigella's Gift, Perfume Magic (as Princess Fragrance; occasionally), Super strength (briefly) Weapons: Pigella's Tambourine, Pricess Fragrance's perfume gun (occasionally) Voiced by: Reba Buhr (English) Portrayed by: Lily Taïeb (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Rose Lavillant is a major character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is a student at the Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Miss Bustier's class, before she became mayor of Paris. In "Princess Fragrance" after Chloé Bourgeois teased Rose and tore up her letter to Prince Ali, she was akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Princess Fragrance, a perfume-shooting supervillain. In "Félix" after being fooled by Félix into thinking that Adrien did not appreciate his friends, Rose was reakumatized into Princess Fragrance alongside Reflekta (Juleka) and Lady Wifi (Alya). The three supervillains formed the Punishers Trio, a group of supervillains who wanted to get revenge on Adrien (Félix disguised as Adrien). In "Gang of Secrets" after Marinette kept hiding secrets from her friends, Rose was reakumatized by Shadow Moth into Princess Fragrance alongside Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Timebreaker and Horrificator. These five supervillains formed the Gang of Secrets, a group of supervillains who wanted to reveal Marinette's secrets. In "Guiltrip", after Juleka was reakumatized into Reflekta and the students are captured by her titular sentimonster, Rose received the Pig Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Daizzi, Rose becomes Pigella, a pig-themed superhero with the power of Jubilation who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir during "particularly difficult missions" in the fourth season. It is also revealed she got sick when she was younger, and the sickness can reappear at any second. The exact illness is unrevealed. After the events of "Strikeback", Rose was temporarily unable to become Pigella after Monarch managed to steal the Pig Miraculous along with the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Rose was given back the Pig Miraculous permanently and reunited with Daizzi. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting her Miraculous back, Rose, along with the other secundary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock her adult powers, no longer detransforming after using her power.

    Physical appearance and attire: Rose is a fair-skinned slender teenage girl of petite stature. Her hair is a buttermilk blonde pixie cut with bangs that slightly cover her eyes to the right and a tiny cowlick on top. In regards to her face, she has thin eyebrows, round vivid sapphire blue eyes, eyeliner and light brilliant magenta lipstick. Rose wears a crotch-length light magenta dress with light pink cup sleeves. The dress has pink and vivid magenta stripes on the front, a pale pink wing design on the back, and a dark magenta wearable rope belt tied around her waist. She also wears a pink mini skirt with light pink lacy hemlines, white capri pants, two pink bracelets around her right wrist, and light pink gladiator sandals with thin brown soles. From Season 6 onwards, her hair is shorter and she has glittery fuchsia eyeshadow, decorated with white sparkles and pink hearts at the bottom, and dark coral lipstick. She now wears a rainbow nail polish unlike her movie counterpart which has pink nails. From Season 6 onwards, she wears a cropped fuchsia cardigan jacket with small puffy sleeves that have a light pink stripe in the middle like her collar, the collar itself being open and dark pink, small gray buttons, a pink and vivid magenta striped shirt like her movie counterpart and a fuchsia silk waist belt with a white chibi cat side buckle that resembles Kitty Section, which is mainly fuchsia with light pink insides on the ears and mouth up to the center of the head and big slanted black eyes with shiny irises and cyan sclerae and horn, a two-layered fuchsia-to-vivid pink gradient layered skirt with pale pink leggings, white tube socks with two fuchsia stripes on top and pink loafers with lighter soles. On the finger on her left hand, she wears a pink ring. She accessorizes with a bead necklace around her neck, mainly consisting of fuchsia, light pink, violet, and orange beads, as well as a cyan star-shaped bead on the right. Her Miraculous is also worn around the ankle, seemingly composed of rainbow-colored beads. As Pigella, in Seasons 4-5, Pigella wore a sparkly vivid pink jumpsuit. It was swan-necked with a white neck and upper chest, bordered by a magenta collar and lining above the neck that had a matching-colored button with a lighter-colored swirl on top on the chest. The forearms had thin magenta outlines around them. The front of the torso was white and slanted downwards with magenta lining on either side. Her arms were also white with a matching-colored stripe on top, accented by the three thicker stripes around her legs, going down to her white feet that had light pink soles featuring downward-pointing toes, and the stripes on each limb ending in a light pink swirl. She had a three-layered light brilliant fuchsia skirt around her waist with a solid, rounded fuchsia belt wrapped around the top of it with an open front, and small fuchsia dots above. Her hair grew longer and was tied in two swirled pigtails, possibly resembling pig ears. Her bangs were straighter, curved, and swept aside with a small downward thick strand on the top of her head. Her mask was white at the top and light pink at the bottom with a magenta line in the middle. Her Miraculous, an anklet, was worn around her left ankle. It turned into a light magenta chain with light pink beads and five light pink bell shaped pearls hanging from it on one side. Each of the five pearls had a small wire twirled around it that resembles a pig's curly tail. The pearls also had a small sphere of light inside of them. She also had her Tambourine. From Season 6 onwards, her appearance changes significantly. Her bangs are more flat and swept to the right. Her hair is a lot shorter, replacing her pigtails with fuchsia pig ears and a lighter gradient at the tip, as well as swirled designs on top. She has thin swirly forelocks. The top of her jumpsuit is mostly the same, but it is more pearl pink in color; in addition, she now wears a sparkly magenta leotard, ditching the lining on her collar for transparent pearl pink small puffy sleeves. Her arms are mostly magenta with two pearl pink stripes on top, with her hands being dark violet. Her skirt is now transparent, shorter, two-layered, and pearl pink, with the middle part being missing and a dark pink bow adorning the back with two swirly ribbons sticking out of each side of her waist, resembling a pig's tail. Her legs are pearl pink with thick, big magenta swirls at the top, and three more equally thick stripes below. Her feet and at the back of them turn black, likely resembling a pig's hooves. Her mask turns magenta with a pink blotch over her left eye, mimicking the ones sometimes found on pigs' eyes. Her Tambourine also has slight changes, mainly the zills turning silver. Her Miraculous is also now worn on the right ankle, changing significantly in design. It's no longer a string of beads, but a dark fuchsia string with a single pink pendant on top, which has light fuchsia lining and a swirl at the bottom, and five pale pink stars in the center. As Princess Fragrance, Princess Fragrance's skin was a moderate green, and her eyes were vivid blue-violet with brilliant fuchsia sclerae. Her hair was a luminous vivid magenta with very light raspberry colored-edges on her bangs. It was long and tied back into a rosebud-like bun, (hence her name) and detailed with black horizontal lines and black leaves around the bottom half. A black tube came out of the top of the bun and hung down to the back of her knees, and the end of her hair was tied with a black band. Some black paint was around her upper face and over her eyes with a swirl below her left eye, like a mask. She also had luminous vivid cerise-colored lipstick. Her outfit was a black turtlenecked skin-tight suit that covered her arms and legs. Narrow pink lines went down her puffed sleeves and puffed shorts, and they made a rose design on her chest. Her high heel shoes were connected to her suit, and they were also black, with pink cone-shaped heels and pointed pink tips to her toes. Her blaster was a dark purple tear-shaped bottle with pink horizontal lines, and the end was clear, rounded, light pink glass surrounded by dark gray leaf-like edges where it attached to the bottle. Through the bottle and out of the end of the glass was a small, dark gray pipe, which was where the perfume shot out. The handle and the trigger were thin, curled dark gray metal wire, and over one part of the handle near the back, there was a round, dark purple piece with indented lines spiraling around it.

    Rose's personality: Rose is a sweet, cheerful, and naïve teenage girl. With an optimistic and happy attitude, Rose cares for everyone around her, often showing much gratitude, and she likes helping them. An example of this is when she was offering snacks and drinks to her classmates during their movie project in "Horrificator". As she is naive, her kindness can occasionally lead her to a downfall, such as in the episode "Timebreaker" when the title character tricks her. Rose is also very sensitive, easily becoming too frightened to run for class representative after Chloé threatens to kick her out of the scrapbooking club in "Darkblade". In "Befana", Rose is shown to be very brave, however, when standing up for her friends. Her courage is further shown in "Zombizou" in which she risks herself to save Chloé from the titular villain's minions. Rose also encouraged Marinette to try again at giving her gift to Adrien in "Cat Blanc" after Marinette says she can't do it. As mentioned by Marinette in her webisode, Rose is more open and honest with her feelings to a guy she likes, such as Prince Ali. As Pigella, she retains her normal personality, remaining the cheerful and happy girl she is, something that helps her when it comes to using her power. As Princess Fragrance, Rose was obsessed with Prince Ali and would stop at nothing to accomplish her goal to make him hers. She expected people to treat her like royalty, and was particularly enraged by people who took Prince Ali away from her or would not follow her. She also liked to sing and made everyone under her control sing. When akumatized a second time as Princess Fragrance, she, along with Lady Wifi and Reflekta, wanted revenge on Adrien for sending an ungrateful message. However, after learning it was his cousin Félix, the Punisher Trio aimed their anger at him for making Adrien look like a monster. She would also "punish" anyone who got in their way, such as hypnotizing Kim and Max. When akumatized a third time as Princess Fragrance, she, along with Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Timebreaker, and Horrificator, wanted to expose Marinette's secrets in hopes of saving her and to be friends again by forcing her to give them up by hypnotizing her with her perfume. She and the Gang of Secrets had no qualms putting bystanders in danger to find Marinette, such as hypnotizing them to find Marinette. Her desire to persevere their friendship was so intense that she, Reflekta, Horrificator, and Timebreaker chased after an illusion of Marinette instead of stealing Cat Noir's ring.

    Biography: Rose Lavillant is a teenage girl in Miss Bustier's class and the current user of the Pig Miraculous, Pigella. In the episode "Guiltrip" it is said that she had an illness as a child.

    Trivia: Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; On May 17, 2017, the writers revealed that Princess Fragrance will reappear in season 3. Since then, it was confirmed that a scarlet version of Princess Fragrance would appear in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day". However, due to the fact that the Heroes' Day two-parter was originally leaked as a Season 3 episode but has since been confirmed as the finale of season 2, the writers may have simply been referring to her appearance in this two-parter. Eventually, Princess Fragrance did return in season 3, appearing in "Félix", where she teamed up with Lady Wifi and Reflekta to make the Punishers Trio; in "Ladybug", where she appears briefly in her scarlet form; in "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer's powers; and as a statue in the Musée Grévin in "The Puppeteer 2". In the season two, three and four theme song, Rose has pig stickers on her photo. However, she gets the Pig Miraculous starting from Season 4. This foreshadows her getting the Pig Miraculous was planned a long time ago. She is the second Miraculous user to wear a skirt in her costume, following Mayura. Following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, Kagami Tsurugi, Alix Kubdel, Lê Chiến Kim, Adrien Agreste, Wang Fu, Zoé Lee and Mylène Haprèle, Rose is the fourteenth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself. She is the fifth miraculous holder not to get spotted by Optigami. The others being Ladybug (Marinette), Cat Noir (Adrien), Polymouse (Mylène), Purple Tigress (Juleka), Vesperia (Zoé) and Bunnyx (Alix). However, that's because Optigami was supposed to spot heroes whose identity was known by Shadow Moth. So, since he didn't know that Rose was Pigella, Shadow Moth wouldn't had any reason to target her even if she was spotted by Optigami. Although having only one akumatized form throughout the series, Rose comes in fourth place, alongside Alya, Jagged and Philippe, for being akumatized the most times behind Mr. Ramier, Chloé, Kagami, Juleka, Lila and Roger, having become Princess Fragrance 6 times ("Princess Fragrance", "Catalyst", "Mayura", "Félix", "Ladybug", and "Gang of Secrets"). In both "Félix" and "Gang of Secrets", she is akumatized alongside Lady Wifi, and Reflekta in a group. It should be noted that in "Ladybug" due to Nathalie's sickness, she and the other villains only got transformed, and didn't use their powers to fight Ladybug and Cat Noir. Rose is the third person to use a Miraculous while under an illness, following Nathalie Sancoeur and Émilie Agreste. However, Rose's illness is natural, and Émilie's and Nathalie's are caused from using the damaged Peacock Miraculous. She is the first and only member of the French Miraculous superhero to use a Miraculous while under an illness. Miscellaneous; During the derby hat competition in "Mr. Pigeon", Rose and Juleka are standing next to a derby hat with gears attached to it, suggesting one or both of them made the hat. An earlier concept design for Rose includes her hair being slightly longer and curlier and her shoes having flowers on them. In the past class photo seen in "Reflekta", Rose has longer, roughly shoulder-length hair. In "Princess Fragrance", "The Evillustrator", "Antibug", "Reflekta", and "Pixelator", it is shown that she is left-handed. but the most of the recent episodes she is shown as right-handed. This is either a continuity error or Rose is ambidextrous. In "The Mime", Rose appears in the background alongside Juleka while Cat Noir is being tackled by the Mime under the Eiffel Tower. In her webisode, "Rose", it is revealed that she is the lead singer and the lyric writer of Kitty Section. In the same webisode, it's also revealed she has a grandmother, though unnamed for the time being. In "Reverser", Rose is part of the school's Art Club along with Nathaniel Kurtzberg, Juleka Couffaine, Alix Kubdel, and Marinette Dupain-Cheng. She is the only student in Miss Bustier's class whose family has not yet been revealed in canon. It's revealed in "Guiltrip" that Rose has an unknown illness that causes her to have headaches and feel weak ever since she was a little child. She has only told Juleka about it, as she feared her other friends would treat her differently because of it, which does end up happening for a short while. Rose mentions she's the second character other than Chloé to have a teddy bear. In sixth grade, Rose had an imaginary friend named Unicorn Lilly.

40. #40Juleka Couffaine-Stone

    Keys: Juleka Couffaine, Juleka Couffaine-Stone

    Full Name: Juleka Couffaine-Stone Other Names: Reflekta (akumatized form), Rose (codename), Jule (by Luka and Rose), Purple Tigress, Comrade Grand Veneur, Twinsie (by Luka), Sis (by Luka), Princess Juleka (by Prem) Date of Birth: October 20, 1999 Gender: Female Age: 15 (seasons 1-3; first saga), 16 (season 4-5 onwards; first saga), 17 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human Heights: 142 cm (4'7") Sexuality: Lesbian Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: Art Class Affiliations: Kitty Section, Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont, Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Timid, nervous, kind, expressive, compassion, gentleness, quiet, sensitive, affectionate, brave, supportive, confident, fierce, strong, fearless, and loyal, shy, soft-spoken, awkward, introverted, aloof, insecure, tearful, reserved, fragile, protective. Likes: Scary things, modeling, playing the guitar, art, being with her friends, spending time with Rose, feeling confident, rock music, her family, makeup, compassion, horror movies, doing make-up to others Dislikes: Being ignored or excluded, cats (as Reflekta), Chloé's mean, cruel and sneaky behavior, her feelings being hurt, her family fighting, her friends upset, someone revealing their own secrets, guilt, Rose being unhappy, being judged, being teased for her stuttering, repeating her school year, the thought of Rose leaving her Alignments: Good Residence: Liberty, in Paris, France Relatives: Anarka Couffaine (mother), Jagged Stone (father), Luka Couffaine (older twin brother), Unnamed paternal grandmother Love Interests: Rose Lavillant (girlfriend) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Tiger Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Tiger Miraculous Power Source: Roaar Superhero identity: Purple Tigress Akumatized identity: Reflekta (occasionally) Powers and abilities: Makeup skills, Guitar playing, Modelling, Singing, Art, Purple Tigress's Clout, Transformation Beam Emission and Supernatural Leap (as Reflekta; occasionally), Reflekta's Clout (temporarily) Weapons: Purple Tigress's Bolas, Reflekta's wrist mirror (occasionally), Reflekta's hand fan (temporarily) Voiced by: Reba Buhr (English) Portrayed by: Lola Burbail (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Juleka Couffaine is a major character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is a student at the Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Miss Bustier's class, before she became mayor of Paris and the younger twin sister of Luka Couffaine. In "Reflekta", after being locked in the bathroom by Sabrina Raincomprix under orders from Chloé Bourgeois to prevent Juleka from participating in the class photo, she was akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Reflekta, a flamboyant supervillain who could transform people into lookalikes of herself. In "Reflekdoll", after Juleka backed out of modeling in the photoshoot for Marinette Dupain-Cheng's design and was not given a chance to explain herself, Hawk Moth re-akumatized her into Reflekta. She was also amokized by Mayura, which caused her frustration and misery to form Reflekdoll, a doll-themed sentimonster that could also transform people into Reflekta lookalikes. In "Félix", after being fooled by the titular character into thinking that Adrien Agreste didn't appreciate his friends' kind videos, Juleka was reakumatized into Reflekta yet again alongside Rose into Princess Fragrance and Alya into Lady Wifi. The three formed the Punishers Trio, a group of akumatized supervillains who wanted to get revenge on the disguised Félix, who later convinced Hawk Moth to let him help them, as he was after some jewelry too. In "Ladybug", Lila Rossi orchestrated a plan that got Marinette in trouble for things that she did not do. Cheating on a school test, pushing her down a flight of stairs and stealing a fox pendant from her, convincing almost everyone Marinette did all those things. Hawk Moth seized the opportunity Lila handed him to reakumatize Nathalie into Catalyst who powers him up into Scarlet Moth again. He created several scarlet akumas to akumatize the people at the school into scarlet akumatized supervillains, including reakumatizing Juleka into a scarlet version of Reflekta. But Catalyst's use of the damaged Peacock Miraculous came back to bite her. Scarlet Moth de-transformed and checked on her, abandoning his plans and causing the deakumatization of Nathalie, and therefore, all of his scarlet akumatized supervillains. In "Gang of Secrets", when Marinette kept hiding secrets from her and her friends, which caused Marinette to end their friendship, Juleka was reakumatized by Shadow Moth into Reflekta yet again along with Alya and Rose becoming Lady Wifi and Princess Fragrance yet again, and Alix Kubdel and Mylène Haprèle becoming Timebreaker and Horrificator again. The five formed the Gang of Secrets, a group of akumatized supervillains who wanted to reveal Marinette's secrets to make her feel better and become her friends again. In "Guiltrip", Juleka revealed a secret to the class involving Rose: she has a medical condition, occasionally requiring hospital care because of it. After Rose snapped at the class for being too overprotective, Juleka, racked with guilt, was reakumatized for the fifth time and reamokized into Reflekta by Shadow Moth, with her guilt and sadness forming Guiltrip, a portal-like sentimonster that made people feel guilty. After being deakumatized and deamokized, she received a Magical Charm from Ladybug that prevented her from being reakumatized or reamokized. In "Crocoduel", after her parents were reakumatized into Captain Hardrock and Guitar Villain who formed the titular akumatized supervillain group, Juleka was lent the Tiger Miraculous from Ladybug. When it's inhabited by Roaar, Juleka becomes Purple Tigress (Tigresse Pourpre in the French version), a tiger-themed superhero with the power of Elation: Clout, which allows the user to perform a powerfully devastating punch. After the events of "Strikeback", Juleka was temporarily unable to become Purple Tigress after Monarch managed to steal the Tiger Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Confrontation", when she found out that she would repeat her school year again from her false study options form, Juleka was once again re-akumatized into Reflekta and was given the power of the Tiger Miraculous through her Alliance ring. She also received a new Magical Charm from Ladybug after her first one got destroyed. In "Re-creation", Juleka was reunited with Luka during the fight against Monarch. After Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Juleka was given back the Tiger Miraculous permanently and reunited with Roaar. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting her Miraculous back, Juleka, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock her adult powers, no longer detransforming after using her power.

    Physical appearance and attire: Juleka is a slender teenage pale-skinned girl who stands at a medium height (albeit slightly taller than most other girls at her school). She has brilliant red eyes with dark eyeshadow and long black hair with dyed purple tips at the end and bangs that covered the left side of her face. In the first five seasons, she wore a very soft magenta lipstick and her fingernails were painted grayish pink with black nail art of intricate patterns on each one with different designs on each hand. In the first five seasons, Juleka wore a black turtlenecked, swan-necked tunic with a sea green lined collar and hemline, side pockets, and short black mesh sleeves with a flower pattern with black trimming. She also wore brilliant purple jeans and triangular mesh at the bottom sides with a similar flower pattern with rips above the knees and black high top sneakers with white soles. On her hands, she had black fingerless lace gloves that had a diamond pattern design that right ended halfway up the forearm, while the left was slightly shorter as compared to the right one. On her right hand, she sometimes wore an arctic blue wrist mirror with a royal blue gemstone in the center. On occasion until "Re-creation", she wore her Miraculous on her right hand as the chain, rings and bracelet were black and sported a purple jewel that was attached to all chains. From Season 6 onwards, she now has her hair and bangs swept on her left side. Her bangs are more spiked out and a little more out of her left eye with a half shaven undercut on the right dyed light fuchsia, the dyed tips also being light fuchsia, and there being a forelock in front of her left ear. She wears acid green lipstick with matching nails and dark magenta eyeshadow. From Season 6 onwards, her tunic is modified to have the mesh extend to her chest, while the torso remains black, this time being trimmed in thick darker black, while the collar is more open and the sleeves gain extra sea green lining, and her fingerless gloves no longer have the wrist mirror. She retains her jeans but they’re now cuffed at calf-length with smaller rips closer to the knees and replaces the high tops with black combat boots and matching laces. Her accessories are black rectangular bar earrings and a small round jade pendant necklace with a black string. Her Miraculous is altered to have a brown bracelet that has a small black chain, and the gemstone turns dull pink. As Reflekta, Reflekta's face was pale pink and she had light brilliant rose circle markings around her eyes, along with strong amber colored eyes and moderate purple lipstick. On the tips of her eyelashes, there were small light green spheres. Her hair was shiny and brilliant red colored-with light purple stripes, and two twisted ponytails stuck upward on each side of her head. She had choppy-like side bangs with the rest of her hair out of her face, and at the center of the forehead, there was a white upward almond-shaped eye with a light purple outline and a pink pupil. She wore a brilliant red colored ruff-like collared dress with light purple chevron stripes around her stomach to waist, and eyes like the one on her hair around her puffed sleeves and skirt. The tips of the ruff and the skirt had light pink edging, and her arms and legs had brilliant red gloves and stockings. Her long pale, light grayish sea green fingernails stuck out of the end of her gloves, and on the back of her right hand, she had a pink eye design with a black outline, the center being a black jewel that opened up to reveal a small circular mirror, her akumatized object. At the bottom of her feet, she had brilliant red rectangular platform dress shoes with triangular wedges and miniature eyes without pupils appearing above the feet that covered her entire feet. As Purple Tigress, in the first five seasons, Purple Tigress wore a strong crimson swan-necked superhero outfit with a pale, light grayish fuchsia front, back of her arms, and palms of her hands and fingers which ended at the middle of her shins, with pale, light grayish fuchsia toe caps resembling paws and golden soles. The suit had dark cerise lace stripes with gold lining and similar patterns to her lace glove, as they were around her limbs, the toe cap, and on the torso. The torso stripes were V-shaped with three of them lined vertically on the zipline. Her dark cerise collar was outlined in gold with a zipper at the front. Her right hand, where she wore the Tiger Miraculous, sported a bejeweled black glove with swirling gold lines accented by silver beads in the swirls and on the jagged end of her glove that was lined in gold, and feline-like fingers with golden claws. She had strong crimson ears with pale, light grayish fuchsia insides, like Cat Noir's, that were in her hair, which turned violet with deep fuchsia highlights, bound in a ponytail. Her bangs were rounded and split in the middle. Her eyes were a brilliant orange with light yellow sclerae, with a strong crimson, black bordered mask which bore pale, light grayish fuchsia marks on her eyelids and eyebrows, with a point down toward the nose in the middle. She also had dark grayish blue-violet lipstick. At her waist was the bolas, a long whip-like tool with three weighted striped balls at the end, worn like a belt with a gold ring in the center. In Season 6 onwards, her appearance alters significantly. Her hair covers her left eye again and spikes a little more, with the right side of her bangs curving up. Her ears gain a black gradation on top. Her mask is more angular and stretches to the sides of her face, with three black stripes on either side, and a pink gradation in the bottom corners. She also has black waterlines and the zipper is gold. Some of the stripes on her suit thicken. The torso ones now shrink in a gradated manner, with only two smaller ones on the shoulders, the arm ones relocated to the top of the arms, and two thick ones below each elbow pit with another stripe below. The leg stripes also now come in vertical rows of four, leading down to her now black ankles lined in gold. Her glove is simplified with multiple charcoal gray straps and the jagged ends are gone, accenting her new short boots that have golden claws to retain the paw resemblance. Her bolas is now hanging to the ring with three ropes connected to each ball, the ring acting as a buckle to her new black belt with gold spikes. Her fingers on her left hand also fade to black, and the front, back of her arms, and palms blur to blend in with the outfit design. Her Miraculous also alters, with the chains turning into solid crisscross pieces connecting to the gem that loses its paw symbol, and it turns more crystal-like in texture.

    Juleka's personality: Juleka is a shy, introverted, sensitive, and nervous girl in the presence of others, but she is very kind. She doesn't speak as often as the rest of her classmates, and when she does it is often in a self-conscious mumble. She is rarely particularly expressive, though she will be in some cases, including calling out being through with Lê Chiến Kim's "stupid dares". Because of her quiet nature, Juleka feels like no one ever notices her and forgets she is around, but she is aware that there are people that care about her, to whom she expresses compassion and gentleness. She can be affectionate with those she is close to where she shares hugs with her friends or cuddling with Rose Lavillant. Juleka seems to like scary things or be unafraid of such, as she is the only student not to fear Horrificator, calling her "awesome". Despite her shyness, Juleka can be brave and supportive towards her friends as seen during the attacks of Darkblade, Befana, Gigantitan and Truth. However, she is very sensitive when she told her classmates about Rose's condition, which causes everyone to treat her differently and makes her feel guilty, leading to her akumatization. After "Confrontation" and from season six onwards, Juleka speaks much more clearly now, since overcoming her speech impediment. This is further showcased in "El Toro De Piedra", as she performs on her own in front of the whole school an acoustic song she herself wrote. Prompted by Luka's absence, Juleka has developed a deeper fear of abandonment, showcased in "Vampigami" when she got jealous of Prem and Rose's friendship and feared that Rose would abandon her for him. As Purple Tigress, Juleka is more confident, braver and fierce. Just like a tigress, she is stronger, fearless, and loyal to her team. All the confidence she got after her first appearance as a superhero changed her in a way that, she even showed it as a civilian, having been facilitated thanks to Ladybug's incentive for her not to be afraid to speak up even when de-transformed. As Reflekta, she was proud, arrogant, and vengeful because no one ever paid attention to her, she wanted everyone to look like her so that she would never be unnoticed again. In particular, she wanted to transform Chloé Bourgeois because she prevented her from being in the class photo causing her first akumatization. She was quite vain, constantly telling everyone that they'd look better once they ware changed and reassures them that they look amazing once they are. Due to her arrogance, she believed her victims liked their new looks, when they clearly did not. Without a second thought, Reflekta was ruthless, even transforming people who were nice to and noticed her, including Rose. During a second time as Reflekta, she retained her vanity and pride but wanted to get back at her friends for excluding her from the photoshoot even though Marinette Dupain-Cheng pointed that she said she didn't want to be in it, but claimed she didn't let her explain. When her Reflekdoll went out of control, she panicked and begged for the superheroes' help. However, she didn't show gratitude and tried to transform them afterwards. For a third time as Reflekta, she, along with Lady Wifi and Princess Fragrance, wanted revenge on Adrien Agreste for sending an ungrateful message. However, after learning it was his cousin Félix, the Punishers Trio aimed their anger at him for making Adrien look like a monster and would also "punish" anyone who got in their way. When akumatized a fourth time as Reflekta, she, along with Lady Wifi, Princess Fragrance, Timebreaker and Horrificator, wanted to expose Marinette's secrets in hopes of saving her and their friendship by forcing her to give them up so they can comfort her. She and the Gang of Secrets had no qualms putting bystanders in danger to find Marinette, such as transforming some people into images of herself. Her desire to persevere their friendship was so intense that she, Princess Fragrance, Horrificator and Timebreaker chased after an illusion of Marinette instead of taking Cat Noir's ring. When akumatized a sixth time, unlike before, Reflekta lost her usual behavior, being consumed by immense guilt by letting herself get sucked into her sentimonster, and continued sulking, even losing her will to fight when Ladybug and Cat Noir found her. When Pigella gave her Gift, Reflekta became happy again and even willingly let herself be de-akumatized. However, when akumatized a seventh time as Reflekta, she again thought that no one has ever paid attention to her and she wanted everyone to start understanding her perfectly by thinking exactly like her, with her accepting Nino's idea of always being together because if they were all the same no one would stop them from being together forever. After Confrontation and S6 onwards Juleka now speaks clearly after overcoming her speech impediment.

    Biography: Juleka Couffaine is a teenage girl who attends Collège Françoise Dupont and the current user of the Tiger Miraculous, Purple Tigress. Ever since when Juleka was little, whenever someone tried to take a picture of her, something would get in the way, and so she believed she has jinx. She attended Collège Françoise Dupont for at least one year before the current year, and she also was friends with Rose Lavillant beforehand. At one point when she was younger, she failed a grade and had to repeat the year.

    Trivia: Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; Juleka's akumatized supervillain name may be a reference to the Reflekta camera. Reflekta negates Cat Noir's Cataclysm with her powers by transforming him into her image, making his Miraculous disappear and preventing him from using his Miraculous superpower. In "Reflekta", Juleka, akumatized into the titular villain, revealed that she hates cats. A scarlet version of Reflekta briefly appeared in "Ladybug", but her akumatization was interrupted. That also makes Juleka one of the few characters whose akumatization (one of the many at least) has been interrupted before fully accepting Hawk Moth's offer. The others being Marinette, Sabine, Denis Damoclès, Miss Bustier and Rose. Juleka is the only character to be akumatized and amokized at the same time twice, the first sentimonster being Reflekdoll in the episode of the same name and the second being Guiltrip in the episode of the same name. Although having only one akumatized form throughout the series, Juleka comes in third place for the highest number of akumatizations alongside Kagami Tsurugi, Lila Rossi and Roger Raincomprix and behind Mr. Ramier and Chloé Bourgeois, having become Reflekta 7 times ("Reflekta", "Reflekdoll", "Félix", "Ladybug", "Gang of Secrets", "Guiltrip" and "Confrontation"). She has also been amokized twice in "Reflekdoll" and "Guiltrip". She's been akumatized in a group with Princess Fragrance and Lady Wifi twice: in "Félix" and "Gang of Secrets". It should be noted that in "Ladybug", due to Nathalie's sickness, she and the other villains only got transformed and didn't use their powers to fight Ladybug and Cat Noir. Juleka is one of the few characters who appears in "Heroes' Day" that had been akumatized prior to that but aren't akumatized during the events of the special. Juleka is the first member of the Couffaine family to own a magical charm. In "Crocoduel", Juleka and all her family and friends get together to celebrate her birthday, making her the sixth member of the French Miraculous superhero team to celebrate a birthday after Adrien in "The Bubbler", Alix in "Timebreaker", Nathaniel in "The Evillustrator", Marinette in "Befana" and Luka also in "Crocoduel". As of "Crocoduel", following Alya Césaire, Nino, Chloé, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka, Max Kanté, Kagami, Alix Kubdel, Lê Chiến Kim, Adrien, Wang Fu, Zoé, Mylène Haprèle, Rose and Wayhem, Juleka is the fifteenth person to become an akumatized supervillain and a Miraculous holder, excluding Marinette and Félix Fathom whose akumatizations were unable to be completed and Gabriel, who akumatized himself. As seen in "Crocoduel", Purple Tigress is the ninth person to break an akumatized object, instead of Ladybug and Cat Noir, following Queen Bee, Rena Rouge, Carapace, Mayhem Skunk and in "Mayura", Fang in "Lies", Marianne in "Furious Fu", Polymouse in "Mega Leech" and Anarka and Jagged in "Crocoduel". In "Confrontation", Juleka became the fourth and final member of the French Miraculous Team to receive the power of their primary wielded Miraculous through their Alliance Ring, following Kagami Tsurugi in "Perfection", Lê Chiến Kim in "Derision", and Sabrina Raincomprix in "Adoration". As of this episode, Juleka is also the only character that has been regularly akumatized, amokized, akumatized in a group of akumatized villains, akumatized in her scarlet version and akumatized with a superhero power. Miscellaneous; Juleka was originally supposed to be two years younger than her brother, Luka Couffaine. However, this was later changed and they were changed to be twins; Thomas Astruc noted in a tweet that she failed a grade and had to repeat a year. This makes her and Luka around 15/16, at least a year older than the rest of her classmates. In the intro for season 1, Juleka's face is blocked by Nino Lahiffe's hand, foreshadowing the conflict in her episode "Reflekta". In "Reflekta", Juleka and Rose Lavillant both reveal that they think that Juleka has a "curse" that causes her to be obscured in photos. At the end of the episode, they believe it has been broken thanks to Marinette and their classmates. Starting from season 2, her face is completely shown, as her jinx is broken in "Reflekta". In "Mr. Pigeon", during the derby hat competition, Juleka and Rose are standing next to a derby hat with gears attached to it, suggesting one or both of them made the hat. In the season 2 intro, Juleka has tiger stickers on her face. She also has the same stickers in the season 4 intro. This foreshadows her becoming Purple Tigress. In "The Evillustrator", Juleka sits next to Nathaniel Kurtzberg in science class instead of sitting next to Rose as she usually does. In "Copycat" and "Rogercop", Juleka is wearing white clothes instead of her usual dark gray clothes. According to Thomas Astruc, this is an error. In the original French version, Juleka's dialogues are sometimes purposely made impossible to understand, while the English dub makes what she says clearly understandable. In the Dutch version, she even talks out loud more than in any other dub. According to Thomas Astruc, this modification ruins the character. Juleka's earlier concept design was different in many ways, including her shorter purple hair, black and white striped leggings, and dark purple boots. She also owned a purple bass guitar with a pink strap. In "El Toro De Piedra" shows that Juleka knows enough English to compose and sing a whole song in that language, which is very impressive for a French teenager with a speech impediment.

41. #41Sabrina Raincomprix

    Keys: Sabrina Raincomprix, superhero

    Full Name: Sabrina Raincomprix Other Names: Vanisher (akumatized form), Miraculer (akumatized form), Copycat, Miss Hound Date of Birth: August 28, 2001 Gender: Female Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human Heights: 130 cm (4'3") Sexuality: Bisexual Universe: Earth-101915 Tutoring: History Tutoring Favorite Classes: Calculus Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (former class deputy), Superheroine, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Gullible, loyal, emotional, clumsy, shy, obedient, sarcastic, mild, sweet, innocent, mousy, nice, grateful, playful, bold, childish, fragile, smart, hardworking, sneaky, moral, dedicated, determined, hesitant (at first), brave, unpleasant (formerly), conniving (formerly), joyous, docile, soft-spoken, clingy, pretty, dedicated, kind, silent, capable, intelligent, independent, assertive, faithful, supportive, protective, heroic. Likes: Hanging out with Chloé (formerly), helping others, cute hats, soccer, spending time with friends or family, responsibility, working with others Dislikes: Chloé not being happy (formerly), doing things against her beliefs, Lila's evil schemes, being lied to, being lonely, getting tickled, people taking advantage of her Alignments: Good Residence: Raincomprix apartment, in Paris, France Relatives: Roger Raincomprix (father) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Dog Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Dog Miraculous Power Source: Barkk Superhero identity: Miss Hound Akumatized identity: Vanisher (occasionally), Miraculer (temporarily) Powers and abilities: High-level intellect, Stealth, Stamina, Talented at forging handwriting, Great acting skills, Miss Hound's Fetch, Invisibility (as Vanisher; occasionally), Power Absorption, Power Redistribution and Power Mixture (as Miraculer; temporarily), Miraculer's Lucky Charm (temporarily), Miraculer's Cataclysm (temporarily), Miraculer's Mirage (temporarily), Miraculer's Shell-ter (temporarily), Vanisher's Fetch (temporarily) Weapons: Miss Hound's Ball, Miraculer's tonfas (temporarily), Vanisher's whistle (temporarily) Voiced by: Lauren Landa (English) Portrayed by: Victoria Éber (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Sabrina Raincomprix is a supporting character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is a student at the Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Miss Bustier's class, before she became mayor of Paris and Chloé Bourgeois' former "all-purpose girl". In "Antibug", after a furious Chloé ignored her and pretended that she was invisible, Sabrina was akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Vanisher, an invisible supervillain. In "Miraculer", after Chloé told her that they would never play their game of superheroes again, Sabrina was akumatized by Hawk Moth into Miraculer, a supervillain that stole powers from superheroes. In "Penalteam", Sabrina received the Dog Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Barkk, Sabrina becomes Miss Hound (Traquemoiselle in the French version), a dog-themed superhero with the power of Adoration who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir during "particularly difficult missions" in the fourth season and beyond. After the events of "Strikeback", Sabrina was temporarily unable to become Miss Hound after Monarch managed to steal the Dog Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's Yo-yo. In "Adoration", in order to keep her friendship with Chloé after refusing to help her and Lila with their plan to falsely incriminate Marinette of stealing, Sabrina was re-akumatized by Monarch into Vanisher and received the Dog Miraculous superpower through her Alliance ring. She also received a Magical Charm from Ladybug in order to prevent her from being re-akumatized. In "Confrontation", after being forced by Chloé and Lila to forge the study options form of their class, Sabrina revolted against them and teamed up with Marinette to expose them and, as a result, she ended her "friendship" with Chloé for good. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Sabrina was given back the Dog Miraculous permanently and reunited with Barkk. In "Daddycop", due to feeling extremely sad and believing that she didn't deserve to have friends for what she did to everyone as Chloé's minion after being neglected by everyone (except for Zoé), and having her feelings accidentally hurt by Marinette, Sabrina was almost akumatized by Chrysalis, but she quickly rejected the ultrakuma. After her father got akumatized, Sabrine tried to renounce her Miraculous as she felt unworthy of having friends, but Ladybug was able to convince her otherwise. With new resolve and upgrade, she helped de-akumatize her father with Ladybug, Cat Noir and Pegasus. Thanks to Zoé, Marinette decides to accept Sabrina's proposal to be part of the girls group, after the latter had apologized for being mean to them, since Chloé was the one who forced her to hurt others and promises to become a better person. As part of their friends' group, Sabrina changed her look entirely to show people her new self. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting her Miraculous back, Sabrina, along with the other heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock her adult powers, no longer detransforming after using her power.

    Physical appearance and attire: In the first five seasons, Sabrina is a short fair-skinned slender teenage girl with middle parted chin-length ginger hair that is styled in a bob, strong cyan eyes, and light pink lipstick. Sabrina wears a white headband and glasses with a grayish-brown tortoise rim. She wears a purple, deep purple, and teal argyle vest, underneath that, a white long-sleeved dress shirt with a very deep purple bow tied to the collar. She has light blue shorts with a brown belt, black leggings with a dark blue argyle pattern, light arctic blue socks, and black hidden wedged-white sneakers. Starting from season 6, Sabrina has a new hairstyle: her hair is a shorter bob with tossled bangs and her lipstick is no longer light pink. In season 6 onwards, Sabrina dons a new outfit that is slightly similar to her original one: her argyle vest now has a V-neckline, her undershirt sleeves bring 3/4 length, and her shorts/leggings replaced with cyan flare cuffed jeans and the bows on her shoes being arctic blue and her glasses frames are replaced with a white rims. She no longer wears her headband. As Vanisher, while being entirely invisible, Vanisher still wore her regular outfit and glasses, along with her brooch and a bag. In "Adoration", she gained various shades of violet and purple hues which could only by seen by the people who she willingly wanted to reveal herself to, but was still transparent. As Miraculer, she had very pale pink skin, light scarlet lipstick, and a long and neatly combed vivid cerise colored hair that was pointed at the top. Miraculer had long eyelashes, and her eyes were black outlined blue with bluish-black pupils and vivid rose-colored sclera. She also wore a black mask with a pink outline. Her lower arms were pink, which contrasted to black, with a pink outline. Her upper arms and lower legs were light pink. She wore a black sleeveless jumpsuit that covered her neck, torso, and halfway down above her ankle gloves, with a pink outline around her V-necked collar, armholes, and lower legs. On her chest was a magenta pink hexagon with a black question mark on the center. The Miraculous logos appeared on her suit as polka dots when acquiring Miraculous powers. Along with them, she also wore a pair of black dress shoes with a pink outline around the top and pink soles on her feet. As Miss Hound, in her initial appearance, Miss Hound wore an moderate orange outfit with a short tail with a black tip and a thin black stripe below it, a white heart on the front outlined in black, and her neck and shoulders were black with an orange stripe between the end, with the hands being white at the back and black on the palms, with the suit ending on large shorts. She had black pants that were white starting at the knees, with a black stripe at the top of the white area. She had her tool, a ball, hanging on her black turtleneck (in the same way as Cat Noir's bell). Over her eyes, she had a face mask that was moderate orange on the bottom and white at the top with a black line outlining the top half. Over her head, she wore an moderate orange beret with a black brim and two moderate orange appendices that looked like dog ears. After getting her Miraculous back after Monarch's defeat, her costume stayed the same. However after the events that transpire in "Daddycop", Miss Hound's costume undergoes some changes. Her suit with shorts now has a sleeveless top over it designed like the part it is over, being orange with a white heart on the front without the black outline around the white, with it being now at the end of the top and across the front. Her fingers are black on the back and her legs lost their black stripe at the top of the white, getting instead a pair of black buttons each. Her beret changes as well, getting an orange peak brim and becoming white on sides and the dog-ear-like appendices being now black. Her mask becomes orange around her eyes, white on the center and above and having black eyebrow-like marks. On her beret, she has the symbol of the Dog Miraculous.

    Sabrina's personality: Sabrina was initially depicted as a meek, mousy, and very loyal girl to Chloé, who always tried to impress her and get on her good side by helping her, to the point of service. Despite being constantly bossed around and bullied by Chloé, she could be surprisingly unpleasant and conniving herself, as shown by her stealing Marinette's derby hat design for Chloé in "Mr. Pigeon" and eagerly helping Chloé get Alya Césaire suspended in "Lady Wifi". Sabrina feels very guilty if she makes a mistake and had a warped sense of how friendship works, believing that she must completely submit herself to helping a friend, such as by doing their homework and packing their things. This was seen in "The Evillustrator" when she temporarily committed to a stronger friendship with Marinette and offered to complete the whole group project herself. However, Sabrina expressed joy at her liberation from Chloé's control, suggesting that she was actually unhappy in her situation. But seeing quickly she latched onto Marinette proved that she wasn't ready to stand on her own yet. Outside of Chloé's presence and assistance, however, Sabrina is nice and grateful for anyone's geniality, compassion, and generosity. She has no problem giving praise when it's due seen in "Darkblade", after hearing Marinette's speech. In "Mayura", she even cheered for Marinette as she admitted her feelings towards Adrien. Sabrina seems to have a childish side to her as well, happily engaging in role-playing games with Chloé and becoming distressed when the idea is rejected. Despite being loyal to Chloé, Sabrina did have her limits when it came to what she was willing to do for her, something that stemmed from the fact that her father is a police officer. In "Adoration", like her father, Sabrina is a firm believer of the law and refuses to break it by any means. That fact is the major source of tension in the relationship of the two girls, leading to Chloé threatening Sabrina to stop being her friend or have her father fire hers, if the latter refuses to do what she tells her to do, forcing Sabrina to obey her. However, that ultimately changed in "Confrontation", when Chloé and Lila forced Sabrina to forge the forms of their classmates' study options in order to put the blame on Marinette (whose form would be the only one not to be forged) and ruin everyone's futures, Sabrina decided that enough is enough. When the moment came for Sabrina to tell the class Marinette forced her to forge the forms, she refused to do it and threatened Chloé and Lila to expose them. This ended up being a ruse Sabrina came up with alongside Marinette to trick Chloé and Lila into confessing what they had done to everyone. Meaning like Ladybug and Cat Noir, she is moral bound and had to make peace with the past if she wanted to move on. The reason she rejected the ultrakuma so quickly was because of her extreme loyalty and how she understood why everyone was wary of her and didn't want to use the ultrakuma's power to make everyone be friends with her. After Chloé left Paris and with the start of the new school year, Sabrina struggled in making new friends due to being haunted by the long time consequences of being Chloé's lackey. Despite being able to let go any vestige of Chloé's influence on her with Barkk's motivation, she still found herself getting isolated and left out, both because of the other student's uncertainty of her due to her being Chloé's accomplice in bullying everyone in school and her own insecurity about it that led her to think no one would ever want to be her friend. This caused great sadness after a misunderstanding caused Marinette to accidentally break Sabrina's heart. However, with Zoé's support and an motivational speech from Ladybug, Sabrina formally apologized to everyone for all the bad things she did under Chloé's influence and gained their friendship. As Miss Hound, she is shown to be more playful and bold. Also, similar to her civilian self, she is also very much helpful with anyone, using her powers to bring things that are out of reach, like a cat stuck in a tree, or move heavy objects to far away locations, as she teleported Marinette's broken electric scooter to a repair shop. As Vanisher, she was malicious, confident, and vengeful. She messed with Chloé and humiliated her in any way possible. When she returned as Vanisher, instead of messing and trying to humiliate Chloé, Sabrina threw away her beliefs to help Chloé in a desperate bid to save their friendship to the point where she treasured it to great obsession and blind loyalty. As Miraculer, she wanted to make Chloé continue wanting to play with her and had no qualms about stealing superpowers in order to make sure that happened, often through using her wits. However, she was also childish as she constantly mimicked and taunted Ladybug, as well as gullible when she easily fell for Rena Rouge's illusion.

    Biography: Sabrina Raincomprix is a teenage girl and daughter of policeman Roger Raincomprix and the current user of the Dog Miraculous, Miss Hound. She was friends with Chloé Bourgeois. Sabrina Raincomprix, born in 2001 from the relationship between Roger Raincomprix, a police officer, and a woman, showed soccer skills from an early age, becoming a talented player. During her childhood, she was best friends with Cléo, but at the beginning of elementary school, she broke off that friendship to form a new one with Chloé. From then on, she assumed the role of Chloé's personal assistant, doing everything she could to please her, even forging her handwriting to complete her homework. Sabrina later entered Collège Françoise Dupont with Chloé, collaborating with her in bullying Marinette from the beginning, to the point that she feared attending the school. In her third year, she shared classes with Chloé, Marinette, Kim, Nathaniel, Max, Rose, Juleka, and Jean. The class was led by Caline, and Sabrina acted as assistant to the class president, Chloé, but did all of her work. Toward the end of the school year, Sabrina, following Chloé's orders, set two traps for Marinette. In the first, she placed cockroaches in her locker and a bucket of water behind the bathroom door, causing Marinette to fall as she escaped. In the second, she placed a tube of green paint on her seat in the science classroom, staining Marinette's favorite jeans. While trying to tease Marinette to Chloé after this latest prank, Sabrina made a comment that Chloé didn't find funny, causing her to shush her in contempt, much to Sabrina's dismay. Later, during break, Sabrina eavesdropped on Marinette's conversation with Socqueline and warned Chloé that Marinette was in love with Kim and had invited him to the swimming pool. Chloé convinced Kim to play a cruel prank on Marinette in the pool, and Sabrina accompanied her to record the incident. The prank, involving spiders, caused Marinette to fall from the diving board into the pool. When the lifeguard discovered what had happened, Sabrina and Chloé ran away laughing, satisfied with the success of their plan. However, as Chloé bragged about how she was going to ruin Marinette's life, Socqueline appeared, kicked Sabrina's cellphone that Chloé was holding and destroyed it, ending their moment of glory.

    Trivia: Revealed by the Staff; In earlier concept designs for Sabrina, she had full bangs with the rest of her hair worn up in a bun, her dress shirt's sleeves were shorter, and her sweater vest and sock pattern were shades of green. In "Robostus", Sabrina's hair has dark green highlights. According to Astruc, it's an error. At Mangafest in Spain, Thomas Astruc said that Chloé and Sabrina's relationship would improve notably in the future. When asked why Sabrina allows Chloé to treat her this badly, Thomas Astruc stated that "Everything in its own time", implying that it'll be explained in the future. Originally, Sabrina and Chloé were supposed to be in a trio with Alix Kubdel, which was a reference to the main trio (Sam, Clover, and Alex) in Totally Spies!. Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villains; Sabrina is the first person not to have their first akumatization as an episode name. This happens in "Antibug", where Sabrina is akumatized into Vanisher for half the episode. However, the episode does not get named after her akumatized form. Unlike other akumatized villains, Sabrina's first akumatization form, Vanisher, does not appear to get a different outfit upon being infected, only becoming invisible. As of "Penalteam", following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, Kagami Tsurugi, Alix Kubdel, Lê Chiến Kim, Adrien Agreste, Wang Fu, Zoé Lee, Mylène Haprèle, Rose Lavillant, and Juleka Couffaine, Sabrina Raincomprix, Wayhem is the sixteenth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself, Marinette Dupain-Cheng, who almost got akumatized, and Félix Fathom, who resisted the akuma. Vanisher reappears in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day" and again "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer's powers as a playable character. Sabrina is one of four French Miraculous superhero team members to have a single parent shown on-screen which was followed by Alix with Alim Kubdel, later followed by Kagami with Tomoe Tsurugi and Max with Claudie Kanté. In "Adoration", she became the third member of the French Miraculous team to receive the power of their primary wielded Miraculous through their Alliance Ring, following Kagami Tsurugi in "Perfection" and Lê Chiến Kim in "Derision". In "Daddycop", Sabrina is the first person to reject an Ultrakuma. She also holds the record for fastest Akuma rejection at 9 seconds. Miscellaneous; In past class photos, Sabrina's hair was the same, but her clothes were different; a dark green sweater with a light green diamond pattern with a light green headband, black leggings with green diamond patterns along with light green socks; green shoes, and the same dark grey ribbon on her sweater. As seen in "Miraculer", she is ticklish. Sometimes, Sabrina changes hair color between episodes, switching from orange to red. It's most likely an oversight. Sabrina is currently the only character to have more than two voice actors/actresses in the English dub, having three: Marieve Herington voices her in Season 1 and "Despair Bear", Cassandra Lee Morris voices her in Season 2 (starting from "Zombizou"), Season 3, and "Miraculous New York", and Lauren Landa voices her from Season 4 onwards. In "Confrontation", Sabrina reveals that she wants to be a nurse, due to her love of helping others.

42. #42Marc Anciel

    Keys: Marc Anciel, superhero

    Full Name: Marc Anciel Other Names: Reverser (akumatized form), Rooster Bold Date of Birth: April 16, 2001 Gender: Male Age: 12-14 (season 1-5; first saga), 15 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: Argentinian-Chinese Species: Human Heights: 145 cm (4'9") Sexuality: Gay Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: Creative Writing Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont, Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Shy, quiet, nervous, sheepish, self-conscious, sweet, kind, clumsy, demanding (formerly), clever (formerly), confident, cruel (formerly). Likes: Creative writing, comics, soccer, romantic comedies, manga, fairytales, protecting others, hanging out with Nathaniel and Zoé, being with Nathaniel Dislikes: His notebook being broken, someone who read his notebook without authorization, Chloé spoiling the plans when Marinette wants to see Adrien, Chloé's mean, cruel and sneaky behavior, Chloé insulting his stories, Nathaniel being unhappy, his friends being unhappy, liars Alignments: Good Residence: Paris, France Relatives: Emmanuel Anciel (father), Mrs. Anciel (mother) Love Interests: Nathaniel Kurtzberg/Caprikid (boyfriend) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Rooster Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Rooster Miraculous Power Source: Orikko Superhero identity: Rooster Bold Akumatized identity: Reverser (temporarily) Powers and abilities: Creative writing, Rooster Bold's Sublimation, Soccer mastery (temporarily), Object replication (temporarily), Reversion (as Reverser; temporarily) Weapons: Rooster Bold's Fountain Pen, Reverser's paper planes (temporarily) Voiced by: Alejandro Saab (English) Portrayed by: Esteban Costoso (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Marc Anciel is a supporting character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is a student at Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Olga Mendeleiev's class, before Mayor Bustier reformed the school. In "Reverser", after Nathaniel disregarded him and his writing and ripped his journal in half, he was akumatized by Hawk Moth into Reverser, a vengeful inverting supervillain. In "Penalteam", Marc received the Rooster Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Orikko, Marc becomes Rooster Bold (Coq Courage in the French version) a rooster-themed superhero with the power of Pretension who will help Ladybug and Cat Noir during "particularly difficult missions" in the fourth season. After the events of "Strikeback", Marc was temporarily unable to become Rooster Bold after Monarch managed to steal the Rooster Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Marc was given back the Rooster Miraculous permanently and reunited with Orikko. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting his Miraculous back, Marc, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock his adult powers, no longer detransforming after using his power. In "The Ruler", after Nathaniel reveals himself to him as Caprikid, Marc reveals to him his identity as Rooster Bold.

    Physical appearance and attire: Marc is a fairly tall and slender teenage boy with tan skin and a somewhat feminine appearance. Marc has a slender face with a pointed chin and pink lips. He has messy rock-style black hair with blues reflections, vivid green eyes with visible lashes, thick eyebrows and his fingernails are painted black. In seasons 1-5, he wore a V-neck rainbow tie-dye t-shirt which displayed the colors in a ripple pattern originating from the center. Over his t-shirt, he wore a bright red hoodie with white drawstrings, and pink lining on the inside. He wore moderate azure jeans with the bottoms rolled up and a number of horizontal rips around his knees. He wore a pair of black sneakers with faint "oil slick" rainbow blotches. He also wore a pair of black leather fingerless gloves, a black leather collar around his neck, and a square-nails belt with a square silver buckle. Hanging from his belt were a pair of square-nails chains that hang around his thighs. In season 6, his hair is messier and a bit longer. He has red and blue combo eyeshadow at the right of his eye with the blue eyeshadow forming small lighting bolt at the end. In season 6, his tie-die shirt has a spiral pattern that goes down to his belt, and wears a red, clasp button jacket with pockets on both side of his chest. The jacket has colorful print of rainbow and lightning bolt that are merged together on the back and his black boots are slightly different. His fingerless gloves are shorter and has a cutout on the back. He also has an sliver, feather earring on his left ear and the Rooster Miraculous on his left thumb. As Reverser was in a checkerboard patterned suit with a hood that was attached to it. The left side of his suit had solid black markings, like on his hood, hair, eyebrow, iris of the eye, pupil, lips, chest, arm, waist, fingers, and pant leg. On the right side, his inner hood, face, sclerae, teeth, palm, feet, half of a circle on the chest, were black. Reverser's weapons were small black and white paper airplanes that could reverse the abilities or the personality of the person who is hit. He rode on a large paper hoverboard. As Rooster Bold wears a very dark cobalt blue skin-tight outfit covered by a moderate red tailcoat with a blue-violetish black inside and multiple long feather-like tails going down from around his waist. That coat has golden accents and darker feather-shaped sections going out the middle. He wears a short vivid red ascot and golden boots resembling a rooster's legs, even having the spurs that real roosters have. His eyes with brilliant red irises and light gold sclera are covered by a little over-hanging plain red mask with a golden beak-like feature over his nose. His black hair is slicked back and he has a brilliant red mohawk resembling a rooster's comb. He also has two flat rectangle hoop earrings on his left ear and wears a communicator on his right ear. His skin turns noticeably light, and he wears the Rooster Miraculous on his left thumb.

    Marc's personality: Like Juleka Couffaine, Marc is very shy, quiet and nervous around others. This is shown when Marinette pulls Marc into the art room to introduce him to everyone. He is also quite shy in front of his first friend at the school, Marinette, refusing to show her his stories. He likes to write stories (particularly about Ladybug and Nathaniel) but is sheepish and self-conscious when people read them. When he runs away in embarrassment out of the art room, he runs into a pillar and drops his notebook and Marinette picks it up and reads it. When she hands the notebook back to him later on, Marc immediately turns red. Like Marinette, he is sweet and he is very kind but also quite clumsy, especially when he’s around someone he has feelings for. As Rooster Bold, he gets the confidence he needs to show off his abilities and use them to better help his team. As Reverser, he was demanding and clever, realizing that Ladybug's graceful agility made her difficult to strike. He endangered civilians in order to make Ladybug an easy target when she went to help the affected cyclist. He was also confident, leaning on a bit overconfident. After he struck Ladybug and Cat Noir with his airplanes, he saw the heroes as harmless and believed he had time to obtain his revenge on Nathaniel and Marinette before dealing with them. He was also cruel, reversing anyone even those who haven't done anything to him, like with making the art club hate art and music, and making André Bourgeois send the dumpsters that were in space back to Paris. He did sympathize with those who are mistreated, like with what happened between him and Nathaniel, as he saw how Chloé treated Sabrina like a slave so he struck both of them to make Chloé tend to Sabrina instead.

    Biography: Marc Anciel is a skilled writer who enjoys writing down his stories in his notebook. He is a student at the Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Olga's class before Mayor Bustier reformed the school. He is also the current holder of the Rooster Miraculous, which he uses to transform into Rooster Bold.

    Trivia: Revealed by the Staff: His first name was revealed in a UK episode synopsis on May 19, 2018. His akumatized form was first seen in a photo taken by Jeremy Zag of the show's production for Season 2. On May 21, 2018, Thomas Astruc revealed on Twitter that a (at the time unspecified) character was based on a personal friend of his named Hope Morphin, who is genderfluid and bisexual. A few hours after "Reverser" premiered on Family Channel, Morphin themself revealed that the character Astruc was referring to was Marc, and also that Marc is androgynous. Feri González confirmed this, and also later confirmed on Twitter that Marc identifies as part of the LGBTQ+ community and has a "fondness" for Nathaniel. Astruc confirms that Marc and Nathaniel are officially a couple. Hope Morphin has confirmed that Marc's three favorite animals are the sheep, peacock, and goat. Ironically, his partner uses the Miraculous of the Goat, which is sometimes replaced by a Sheep (another of his favorite animals) in the Eastern Zodiac, whilst he has a peacock-themed enemy-turned-teammate in Argos. Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain: Reverser's voice is noticeably deeper than Marc's normal voice. Reverser is probably based on some of Spider-Man's villains. His glider and propensity towards throwing weapons brings to mind The Green Goblin. His black and white scheme and his ability to "invert" other people resembles Mister Negative. Reverser appears another time in "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer's powers. Marc is the second person in Ms. Mendeleiev's class who uses a Miraculous, the first being Zoé. As of "Penalteam", following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, Kagami Tsurugi, Alix Kubdel, Lê Chiến Kim, Adrien Agreste, Wang Fu, Zoé Lee, Mylène Haprèle, Rose Lavillant, Juleka Couffaine, and Sabrina Raincomprix, Marc Anciel is the seventeenth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself, and Marinette Dupain-Cheng who almost got akumatized. Rooster Bold's superpower, Sublimation grants the user any ability they want. This is a reference to Marc's love for writing, essentially writing his own story using his powers. Excluding Félix and Marinette, who has never been fully akumatized, Marc is the only member of the French Miraculous superhero team who has been akumatized only once. Although Nathaniel and Zoé have not been akumatized again on-screen, "Mr. Pigeon 72" reveals that Nathaniel has been akumatized into the Evillustrator five times, and Zoé has been re-akumatized into Sole Crusher in the video game "Miraculous: Paris Under Siege". So far, Marc, Zoé, and Luka, are the only members of the French Miraculous superhero team that have not met nor interacted with Lila/Cerise, who in Season 6 onwards becomes the supervillain Chrysalis. As of "The Ruler", Nathaniel also knows Marc is Rooster Bold after both of them revealed their superhero identity to each other. Marinette personally gave the Rooster Miraculous to Marc as Ladybug in "Penalteam". Miscellaneous: He is one of the youngest of all of his friends as civilians and of the French Miraculous superhero team. Internationally, Marc debuted in "Reverser". However, the episode was released out of order and Marc's actual debut in production order was a background appearance in "Frightningale". The same happened with Luka, who originally appeared for the first time in "Captain Hardrock". His visible eyelashes and pink lips may imply that he wore makeup even before Season 6. In "Gabriel Agreste", Marc is missing top part of his hair in multiple parts of the episode. In "Penalteam", it is revealed that Marc is an avid fan of soccer and a gifted player as well.

43. #43Nathaniel Kurtzberg

    Keys: Nathaniel Kurtzberg, superhero

    Full Name: Nathaniel Kurtzberg Other Names: Super Nathan, Boy, Mightillustrator, Nath/Nate, The Evillustrator (akumatized form), Caprikid Date of Birth: September 4, 2001 Gender: Male Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: French Species: Human Heights: 143 cm (4'8") Sexuality: Bisexual Universe: Earth-101915 Tutoring: Art Tutoring Favorite Classes: Art and Graphic Design Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont, Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Imaginative, artistic, quiet, shy, courageous, observant, secretive, nervous, terrified, sensitive, confident, direct, furious, short-tempered, reckless, sweet, dreamy, discreet, brash, outgoing, introverted, anxious. Likes: Art, superheroes (especially himself; as Caprikid), manga, fairytales, romantic comedies, music, spending time with Marc, hanging out with Alix, helping his friends Dislikes: Being teased, being manipulated, liars, Chloé insulting his stories, soccer (formerly), teamwork (formerly) Alignments: Good Residence: Kurtzberg apartment, in Paris, France Relatives: Shirel Kurtzberg (mother), Aton Kurtzberg (father) Love Interests: Marc Anciel/Rooster Bold (boyfriend), Marinette Dupain-Cheng (formerly), Ladybug (formerly) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Goat Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Goat Miraculous Power Source: Ziggy Superhero identity: Caprikid Akumatized identity: Evillustrator (occasionally) Powers and abilities: Drawing, Graphic arts, Caprikid's Genesis, Animation (as the Evillustrator; occasionally) Weapons: Caprikid's Paint Brush, Evillustrator's drawing tablet and pen (occasionally) Voiced by: Michael Sinterniklaas (English) Portrayed by: Jérémy Gillet (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Nathaniel Kurtzberg, also called Nathan, Nate and Nath, is a supporting character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is a student at the Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Miss Bustier's class, before she became mayor of Paris. In "The Evillustrator", when Chloé mocked his art and his crush on Marinette, he was infected with an Akuma by Hawk Moth and became the Evillustrator, an artistic supervillain whose drawings became real. In "Penalteam", Nathaniel received the Goat Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Ziggy, Nathaniel becomes Caprikid, a goat-themed superhero with the power of Passion who helps Ladybug and Cat Noir during "particularly difficult missions" in the fourth season. After the events of "Strikeback", Nathaniel was temporarily unable to become Caprikid after Monarch managed to steal the Goat Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "Re-creation", after Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Nathaniel was given back the Goat Miraculous permanently and reunited with Ziggy. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting his Miraculous back, Nathaniel, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock his adult powers, no longer detransforming after using his power. In "The Ruler", after Marc expresses his worry about Nathaniel putting himself in danger for him when he is not a superhero, the latter, in order to put him at ease, reveals himself as Caprikid, with the former then revealing he is Rooster Bold.

    Physical appearance and attire: Nathaniel is a teenage boy, a fairly short boy with turquoise eyes, and face length messy ginger hair. He has long bangs that are brushed to the left side of his face, covering most of his left eye. As revealed in the card game "Miraculous Secrets", Nathaniel's natural hair color is chestnut brown before Alix dyed it to its current color. It's erroneously seen like that in some episodes from Season 1, e.g. "The Bubbler", "Darkblade" and the "Origins" two-parter. He wears a red orange t-shirt with a black logo design on the front, similar to that of the band Magma. Over his shirt, he wears a dark gray dress jacket with a folded collar, folded sleeves, and side pockets. He wears purple jeans that are rolled up at the bottom revealing a light purple bottom, and his shoes are gray with white lace and a white section where his toes would be. In the 8th grade class photo in "Reflekta" and a flashback of "Derision", his shirt was purple. From season 6 onwards, his hair is of a darker shade of red, similar to its natural color, and his bangs are pushed more to the left, allowing his left eye to be more visible. Locks of his are pulled to the sides of his head and clipped in place by the Goat Miraculous. Nathaniel sports light freckles across his nose and cheeks. From season 6 onwards, Nathaniel swapped his t-shirt for a long-sleeved one with a wider neckline, but his black logo remains on his chest. He traded his purple jeans and grey dress jacket for a pair of slim, dark grey overalls with a slight washout look. The overalls has a big pocket on the front and smaller pockets on the sides and behind. Nathaniel does not wear the right strap of his overalls, letting it dangle loose on his side without putting his arm through it and causing the part of the bib to droop down. He swapped his sneakers for a purple loafers and wears no socks. Both his overalls and shoes are spattered with pink, purple, and blue paint in random places. As the Evillustrator, The Evillustrator's skin was pale purple, and his hair was brushed back while colored orange with purple tips. On his head he had a dark purple beret, and on his face, he had a deep violet butterfly-shaped mask, and his eyes were moderate cyan. He wore a white jumpsuit with dark purplish-black stripes and solid dark purple legs that became red halfway down his lower legs. On his chest, there was a black circle with smaller red, yellow, and blue circles inside. His collar was similar to Juleka's usual T-shirt, with a red collar underneath. A black drawing tablet was attached to the back of his right forearm. His pen was silver towards the tip, with the end being black with a red stripe in the middle. As Caprikid, Caprikid wears a skin-tight, collared full-body outfit suit with a long zipper with grey tape along teeth and goes down to his stomached. The suit is mostly black, except for two thick white lines that go up diagonally from the bottom of his zipper to his shoulders. The upper back also largely white and forms V-shape section that goes down to the small of his back. There is bushy white fur that drapes around his neck , shoulders, and at the ends of his sleeves. The zipper itself is a hollow upward pointing white triangle and is zipped all the way up to neck. His mask is mainly white, covering his eyes, with a V-shaped black section in the top/center. He also wears white gloves and long black boots that have white fur that encircled his claves and has white soles. His hair remains red, covering most of the left side of his face. He has two gray goat-like horns going up with a small curve off the top of his head, with the Goat Miraculous behind them. When not in use, Paint Brush is attached to his lower back. From season 6 onwards, his appearance changes significantly. Nathaniel's hair becomes messier and curls upward, flaring out from the back and sides of his head. Instead the realistic horns that were separate from the Goat Miraculous, the horns now sprouts from the miraculous itself and resembles metallic grey horns that curved inward with a flat surface one size. Instead of a one-piece bodysuit, the suit is now composed of black pants and jacket with full-length sleeves that encompassed his hands. His mask stretches to the sides of his face and sections are reverse, mainly black with a V-shaped white section on the top/center. The jacket has pockets and retains the hollow triangle zipper, but it is now more seamless to cloth and the zipper is left partially unzipped. While still mostly black, the jacket gain a white V-shaped line on his forearms, which the two point circle around to back of the arm and connect to each other. The white sections on his chest and back seemed to be made of studier material and creates a thick seam borderline. The white section V-shape on his back has extended all the way to the jacket's coattail, which ends in short, angular cut. The black-colored symbol of the Goat Miraculous is on located back and is surrounding by a double ring indention that from two lines from the circle and goes all the down to the tailcoat. The bushy fur has becomes neater, as well as the color becoming a gradiention of white and black. The fur around the neck and shoulder are a considerably shorter length and there's no fur around the arms. The fur on the pants are now flares vertically from above the knees to down to the hem, with the length fur increasing the further down. Caprikid's black boots gains platform white soles that are shaped like goat hooves.

    Nathaniel's personality: An introverted and sensitive soul, Nathaniel is imaginative and artistic. While friendly with his classmates and enjoys doing group activities, he is quiet and shy in class, as well being a bit of a loner. He seems to be quite easily lost in his fantasies, such as when he is daydreaming about his crush, Marinette, and ends up not focusing in class. This introverted nature of his is the root for his individualism, as he prefers to work alone and dislikes team sports. This changed partly after he met Marc and the two started working together to create their comic books. In "Nathaniel & Marc", Marinette notes that Nathaniel used to rarely talk to anyone, but has gradually becomes more sociable and open with others. Self-conscious and afraid of being judged, he prefers to be secretive about his art and second-guesses whether anyone would like it or not. If he is accused of something, he becomes nervous, and, if the accusations are true, deeply embarrassed. He is easily terrified in some scary or stressful situations, as in "Horrificator", but in other situations, he is willing to stand up for himself, such as when others accuse him of stealing Chloé's bracelet. In his drawings, he creates "Super Nathan", a courageous superhero version of himself, as a way to imagine himself as being more brash and outgoing. This demonstrates Nathaniel's inner wish to be stronger and more confident in himself. Nathaniel has a lot of self-doubt about his drawings and towards his own identity, which in "The Ruler" is revealed to come from the influence of his own parents. His father thinking he should be more compliant to what people may want and/or expect, and his mother disapproving of him making comic illustrations thinking he needs to focus on a more serious artform. Although his father is more supportive towards his son's ambition for illustration, his mother has a more firm position about her beliefs, which causes strain in her relationship with her son. Nathaniel wants nothing but to prove himself to her, but he falls short in front of her harsh criticism and rigidity. Nathaniel can be rather observant about details around him, including goo left by Horrificator in the episode of the same name and the details of Chloé's bracelet in "Rogercop". In "Reverser", Nathaniel has a bit of a habit of being emotionally impulsive, thus losing control of his temper, and jumping to conclusions. When he assumed the book Marinette gave him came from Ladybug, but learned it actually came from Marc, he believed the two was making fun of him, and angrily teared Marc's book without giving him the chance to explain. Similar to Cat Noir, he is sensitive of his feelings towards the heroine. This trait is once again showcased in "The Ruler", Nathaniel wavers over publishing his latest comic with Marc, but ended up agreeing do so, hoping to prove himself to is parents. When his mother voiced disapproval the comic and threating to separate him from Marc, Nathaniel runs back to the school in tears and shredding all of the comic books created by him and Marc. Through the encouragement of his friends, Nathaniel becomes more assertive and speak his mind, allowing himself to stand up against controlling mother. As Caprikid, he retains most of his personality, especially his creativity, which he uses when invoking his power to create any object he wants. However, he becomes more of a team player, as he fights alongside Ladybug and the rest of her team in a very effective way, especially when he uses his power to convince Penalteam he and the other heroes can use their powers infinitely and without detransforming. As the Evillustrator (who is based on "Super Nathan"), he was more confident and direct, such as when he literally barged into Marinette's bedroom and asked her out to celebrate his birthday with him. Even when akumatized, he still genuinely cared for her, promising her that he would stop attacking Chloé and even defying Hawk Moth for a while when his date was at stake. However, he was furious when humiliated or tricked and he can be short-tempered and reckless - his response to Marinette betraying him was accusing her of being just like Chloé.

    Biography: Nathaniel Kurtzberg is a skilled artist who enjoys drawing in his sketchbook, especially during class time. He is a student at the Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Caline's class, before she became mayor of Paris. He is also the current holder of the Goat Miraculous, which he uses to transform into Caprikid.

    Trivia: Revealed by the Staff; Nathaniel is Jewish, as supported by Thomas Astruc, as Jack Kirby was also Jewish. Thereby extension, he is the first Jewish Miraculous holder. Since Nathaniel is Jewish and is about 13-15 years old, he must have already done his Bar Mitzvah. His shirt symbol is based on the French rock band Magma. Both Thomas Astruc and Nathanaël Bronn are fans of the band. Nathaniel sits behind Ivan in class to draw without being noticed. He and Ivan are the only students in his class to not share their desks with another student. In "Chameleon", Lila started sitting next to him. Due to Alix's departure in "Evolution", Ivan moves next to Mylène, and Natheniel takes his place, leaving him and Lila alone once again. After Sabrina helps Marinette expose Chloé and Lila in "Confrontation", and the latter leaves the school, Sabrina moves next to Nathaniel. Nathaniel's drawing of Ladybug is actually an edited version of the issue #10 cover of The Mini Menace Ladybug, a series of fake comic covers drawn by Thomas Astruc. Nathaniel's comic artwork in "Gabriel Agreste" and "The Ruler" are drawn by Gaëlle Geniller. Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; In Korea, SAMG Animation's NAVER blog hosted a Wallpaper event poll with the Season 1's akumatized villains, with the Evillustrator winning in first place. The Chinese dub, Nathaniel is voiced by a woman and has a feminine sounding voice, but when he transforms into the Evillustrator, he's voiced by a man and has a more masculine sounding voice. The Evillustrator tries to avoid following Hawk Moth's orders to get the Miraculouses. As punishment, Hawk Moth briefly controls his body and almost prevents him from preparing for his date with Marinette. This is one of two times Hawk Moth has used this ability, the other time being in "Pixelator". Both of Nathaniel's personas inspired creations based on them, which often used by other characters to access his powers. Marinette made a Evillustrator doll, which is used by Puppeteer as a conduit to transforms him into the Evillustrator in the episode "The Puppeteer". The Evillustrator appears another time as part of Max Kanté's Miraculous All-Star Brawl in "Gamer 2.0", with Ladybug using him in one of her matches. A statue of the Evillustrator appears in the Musée Grévin in "The Puppeteer 2", which used by Puppeteer. A statue of Caprikid appears in the Musée Grévin in "Determination", which is animated by Manipula's powers. As seen in "Mr. Pigeon 72", Nathaniel has been akumatized into the Evillustrator five times. ("The Evillustrator" and four off-screen akumatizations) Nathaniel is the second Miraculous holder whose superpower is similar to his villain identity's power as the Evillustrator and Caprikid both have the ability to create objects by drawing, after Alix. As of "Penalteam", following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, Kagami Tsurugi, Alix Kubdel, Lê Chiến Kim, Adrien Agreste, Wang Fu, Zoé Lee, Mylène Haprèle, Rose Lavillant, Juleka Couffaine, Sabrina Raincomprix and Marc Anciel, Nathaniel Kurtzberg is the eighteenth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself, and Marinette Dupain-Cheng who almost got akumatized. In the Season 6 outro, Caprikid's hair color was white in "The Illustrhater" and "Sublimation", but was fixed to red in "Daddycop". Miscellaneous; Nathaniel seems to be ambidextrous to some extent: When he wakes up at the beginning of "The Evillustrator", he is holding a pencil with his right hand and can be seen using his right hand in the background of many episodes and other media artworks. He is left-handed when he's the Evillustrator, as his drawing pad is on his right arm and he draws with his left hand. In "Robostus", Nathaniel is notably shown drawing a sketch of Markov with his left hand. In "Reverser", Nathaniel can be seen drawing with his left hand while talking with Alix. In "Reverser", "Queen Banana", "Hack-San", and "Guiltrip", he can be seen tossing things to Alix and drawing with his right hand. In "Reverser", Nathaniel is a part of the school's Art Club along with Juleka, Rose, Alix and Marinette. In "Zombizou", Nathaniel was the only member of Miss Bustier's class apart from Marinette who was not affected by the titular villain's powers, at least not on-screen. Nathaniel, along with Marinette, Adrien and Juleka, were the only members of Ms. Bustier's class not to be akumatized on "Heros' Day. As of "Ladybug", Nathaniel and Adrien are the only students in Ms. Bustier's class to not have been affected by a scarlet akuma. The paints colors (pink, blue, and purple) on the overalls of Nathaniel's Season 6 design are colors of the bisexual flag, referencing Nathaniel's own bisexuality and being a part of the LGBTQ+ community.

44. #44Ivan Bruel

    Keys: Ivan Bruel, superhero

    Full Name: Ivan Bruel Other Names: Stoneheart (akumatized form), Minotaurox, Teddy Bear, Comrade Aioli, Mijo Date of Birth: May 19, 2001 Gender: Male Age: 13-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: Spanish-French Species: Human, Rock (as Stoneheart) Heights: 170 cm (5'6") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Tutoring: Health Tutoring Favorite Classes: Home Ec Class Affiliations: Kitty Section, Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, The Resistance Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont, Drummer of Kitty Section, Superhero, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Tough, grouchy, stubborn, enthusiastic, expressive, honest, tender, helpful, warm-hearted, open, confident, sweet, sensitive, kind, gentle, quiet, surly, scary, intimidating, protective, comforting. Likes: The Zombie Skull Crushers, Mylène Haprèle, hugs, rock music, eating, hanging out with friends, playing in the band Dislikes: Being teased, people making fun of Mylène, hurting others with his own strength, being lonely, the Alliance rings, becoming a criminal like his father Alignments: Good Residence: Paris, France Relatives: Raúl Bruel (father), Unnamed mother, Nancy Bruel (little sister), Unnamed grandparents Significant other: Mylène Haprèle (girlfriend) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Ox Miraculous Kept Miraculous: Ox Miraculous Power Source: Stompp Superhero identity: Minotaurox Akumatized identity: Stoneheart (formerly) Powers and abilities: Writing lyrics, Drumming, Minotaurox's Resistance, Super strength, Size enhancement (as Stoneheart; formerly) Weapons: Minotaurox's Mallet Voiced by: Max Mittelman (English) Portrayed by: Anthony Bajon (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Ivan Bruel is a supporting character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is the son of Raúl, a notorious criminal known as El Toro, and the drummer of Kitty Section. He is a student at the Collège Françoise Dupont and a former student of Miss Bustier's class, before she became mayor of Paris. He is currently in a relationship with Mylène. In "Ladybug & Cat Noir", after Kim teased him for not having the guts to ask Mylène out, he got akumatized by Hawk Moth and became Stoneheart, a rock-themed golem supervillain. Because Ladybug didn't purify the akuma after defeating him the first time, he got reakumatized in "Stoneheart" when Mylène ran away from him because of his loud serenade. In "Penalteam", Ivan received the Ox Miraculous from Ladybug. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Stompp, Ivan becomes Minotaurox, an ox-themed superhero with the power of Determination who will help Ladybug and Cat Noir during "particularly difficult missions" in the fourth season. After the events of "Strikeback", Ivan was temporarily unable to become Minotaurox after Monarch managed to steal the Ox Miraculous along with all the others contained in the Chinese Miracle Box from Ladybug's yo-yo. In "The Final Day", Ivan fell victim to Perfect Alliance believing that Ladybug and Cat Noir had "kidnapped" Adrien and Kagami Tsurugi, becoming a Miraculized until Nino freed him by destroying his Alliance ring. After Monarch's defeat, Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them, and Ivan was given back the Ox Miraculous permanently and reunited with Stompp. In "El Toro De Piedra", due to being unable to escape his father's legacy, Ivan tried to renounce his Miraculous as he felt guilty for causing the akumatization while thinking that he would never become a true hero. But after Ladybug was able to convince him otherwise, he helped de-akumatize his father and persuaded him to try and change his ways. In "Revelator", it's shown that, after getting his Miraculous back, Ivan, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock his adult powers, no longer detransforming after using his power.

    Physical appearance and attire: Ivan is large and bulky Spanish-French boy with dark gray eyes. He has fair skin. His hair is short and black, except for a tuft of long, dyed blonde hair above his forehead, which slants a little to the right. His eyebrows are thick and dark brown, with the right one having a cut at the right side. In the first five seasons, Ivan wore a black T-shirt with a white design of two crossing bones printed on the chest. He also wore large black shorts with equal-sized belt loops and pockets, along with ankle-length white socks and light golden work boots with white soles. On occasion until "Re-creation", he wore his Miraculous as a dark gray nose ring with black spikes. From season 6 onwards, the tuft is a little longer in length, almost reaching his eyelid. He also has straight forelocks. From season 6 onwards, he now wears a black cap with the logo from his shirt. He also now wears a white shirt beneath a black hoodie with short white drawstrings. It has a blue logo composed of an ox facing the left and a thunderbolt, which are outlined in black with a white border. He pairs this up with very dull slate blue pants that have pockets containing charcoal gray hooks. Lastly, he has short black boots as footwear. He accessorizes with a silver chain necklace. His nose ring appears to be black. As Stoneheart, Stoneheart was a huge and muscular grayish gold rock golem with glowing chartreuse eyes. His head had a model bearing similarity to his hair, mainly a rounded rock at the base of his head resembling his tuft, and the thick rocks as eyebrows acting like his original ones. As Minotaurox, in his initial appearance, he retained his hair. His eyes were surrounded by two navy, pentagonal ovals forming a sort of mask, with part of them circling around the bottom half of his face and chin. He also had two large gray horns on either side of his head, which were curved with black tips. He wore a navy superhero jumpsuit. The turtleneck had a gold large ring, acting as a slider to his gold zipper, accented by the ones on the top of his lower arms and knees. He had thick armor, which rested on his shoulders and his chest that displayed the structure of his muscles via outline, around the abdomen. He had outlines on his forearms going diagonal and vertically toward his gloves that had armor at the back of the wrist. There were diagonal lines going to the top of his waist, and there were pockets at the sides of his thighs. He had small knee pauldrons with a thick outline. His boots consisted of armor beneath the tongue, which were exposed at the sides, with a gold zipper on said tongue, and slightly pale blue toes and soles, with an indent on the middle toe to make the toes resemble ox hooves. He wore his mallet at the back. The Ox Miraculous rested on his nose, turning navy with yellow spikes. From season 6 onwards, his appearance changes significantly. His tuft of hair is longer and tilts more to the left. The ovals around his eyes connect to make an actual mask. He has a large hood over his head with dark periwinkle curved segments on either side. His horns turn more wide and straighten, the tips curving with a white gradient on top. His suit turns duller in color, specifically at the chest, waist, muscles, the sides of his torso, and the lower half of his body. There are dark periwinkle accents around the torso, elbows, shoulders, forearms, around the thighs and across the knees, and on the soles. His pauldrons turn darker on the shoulders and the symbol of the Ox Miraculous is on his back. Around his waist is a dull navy pentagonal belt, the center split with gold studs around the middle. His knuckles gain gold ovals on top, and there are diamond-shaped leg pauldrons on his knees.

    Ivan's personality: Ivan is a tough guy with a tender heart. He often appears grouchy and stubborn, particularly around situations he isn't interested in, like while being held captive at the Bubbler's party in "The Bubbler", but he also can sometimes be openly enthusiastic and expressive, cheering for Alix to beat Kim in "Timebreaker". The only person so far that he has shown a lot of warmth towards is Mylène. Although, he is willing to help others in dangerous or bad situations, like when he fought off Zombizou's zombies so that the rest could escape. He gets angry when he or his friends are unfairly treated or teased, sometimes standing up towards the culprit—even occasionally willing to physically fight back—and other times quietly moping about it. On the other hand, when people are kind and patient with him, he is able to open up about his inner feelings and listen to their advice. According to Nino and Marinette in "Party Crasher", Ivan is known to be very honest to the point of being a terrible liar. He is also incredibly emotionally fragile and often has outbursts of anger. It is revealed in "El Toro De Piedra" that a huge part of these outbursts comes from his troubled relationship with his father, Raúl, a former criminal. Because Ivan was raised by his grandmother (due to his father's absence), he was raised a kind and gentle boy unwilling to become like Raúl, which displeased him, as he wanted his son to follow in his footsteps. This would fill Ivan with immense frustration, as, despite loving his father, he simply didn't want to turn into him. He would also feel ashamed in front of his own friends, as they had parents of whom they could be proud of. He was happy when his father took part in Mayoress Bustier's New Chances program, but when Raúl decided to use that as a chance to steal the Mona Lisa painting and even demanded Ivan to help him in the heist, Ivan was filled with both disappointment and sadness to the point of missing Kitty Section's special performance to honor Miss Bustier. Not just that, but after his father got akumatized because Ivan didn't want to help, Ivan did not confront his father violently and instead opted to call on Ladybug, as he felt himself unworthy of being a superhero and tried to give back his Miraculous to Ladybug. However, she managed to convince him that his father does not define his personhood. As Minotaurox, Ivan has more self-confidence, especially when it comes to using his powers without being afraid of hurting others. After finally making peace with his inner frustration about feeling unworthy of being a Miraculer due to feeling guilty of causing the latter's akumatization, Ivan, as Minotaurox, fully embraced his heroic side, taking a stand against his akumatized father and even scolding him in his superhero form telling him that he should try to be and do better for his son. As Stoneheart, he was extremely aggressive and furious, his enemies, including Kim and Chloé, being the ones he was the most furious at. He still loved Mylène, but his reasoning had been clouded when it came to her and he believed that Hawk Moth would bring the two together forever.

    Biography: Ivan Bruel is a teenage boy who attends Collège Françoise Dupont. He is also the current holder of the Ox Miraculous, which he uses to transform into Minotaurox.

    Trivia: Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; Ivan is chronologically the first person to have been akumatized. He's also the first person to have been akumatized twice in the same timeline, although it was with the same akuma both times. This also makes him the only person to be akumatized more than once by Hawk Moth in Season 1. A scarlet version of Stoneheart reappeared in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day". Stoneheart appears another time in "Gamer 2.0" from Gamer's powers. As of "Penalteam", following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, Kagami Tsurugi, Alix Kubdel, Lê Chiến Kim, Adrien Agreste, Wang Fu, Zoé Lee, Mylène Haprèle, Rose Lavillant, Juleka Couffaine, Sabrina Raincomprix, Marc Anciel and Nathaniel Kurtzberg, Ivan Bruel, Wayhem is the nineteenth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself, Marinette Dupain-Cheng who almost got akumatized, and Félix Fathom, who resisted the akuma. Ivan is the third Miraculous holder whose superpower is similar to his villain identity's power, as Stoneheart and Minotaurox both have the ability to be impervious to certain attacks, after Alix and Nathaniel. His superhero identity is based on a mythical Greek creature portrayed during classical antiquity with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man known as Minotaur. Speaking of, he is the second character to have his superhero alias be based on a mythological character, the first being Pegasus. Miscellaneous; Ivan has a desk to himself in his classes, while desks are usually shared by two students. Ivan is the tallest of all of his friends as civilians and of the French Miraculous superhero team. His favorite band is The Zombie Skull Crushers. In the first issue of Miraculous Adventures, he is on a lacrosse team with Adrien, Kim, and Alix. In "Truth", he's on the Couffaine Houseboat when Alya, Mylène, and Juleka tell the titular villain that Marinette is in love with Adrien, and assuming that he didn't know until then, it would make him the 13th student at Françoise Dupont to do so. This is later confirmed in "Crocoduel". In "El Toro De Piedra", it is revealed that Ivan has Spanish ancestry.

45. #45Alix Kubdel

    Keys: Alix Kubdel, superhero

    Full Name: Alix Kubdel Other Names: Bunnyx, Timebreaker (akumatized form), Violet (codename), Fluffy Tail (by Timetagger), Mini-me, Miss Timekeeper (by Cat Noir), Canigirl, Bunny Dog, Granny-me Date of Birth: April 26, 2000 Gender: Female Age: 14 ("Origins"), 15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 ("The Dark Castle" onwards; second saga), 25 (adult Bunnyx in "Timetagger", "Cat Blanc", "Evolution" & "Miraculous London"), 70 (old Bunnyx in "Miraculous London") Nationality: American Race: French-Arabic Species: Human Heights: 110 cm (3'7") Sexuality: Aromantic Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: PE Class Affiliations: The Miraculers, Miraculous holders Occupation: Student at Collège Françoise Dupont (formerly), Superheroine, Akumatized villain (formerly) Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Sassy, tough, stubborn, reckless, tomboyish, self-confident, kind, grateful, emotional, supportive, affectionate, helpful, humble, determined, cool, calm, observant, competitive, sporty, rebellious, disobedient, strong, responsible. Likes: Roller skating, street art, engineering, traveling through time, spending time with friends and/or family, science Dislikes: Dares, bets, her pocket watch being broken, her friends and/or family getting hurt, being called Fluffy Tail (adult self), failing Ladybug (adult self), Cat Noir's recklessness (adult self), Chrysalis Alignments: Good Residence: Louvre, in Paris, France (currently), Burrow (season 5 and beyond) Relatives: Alim Kubdel (father), Jalil Kubdel (older brother) Primary Wielded Miraculous: Rabbit Miraculous Secondary or Temporary Miraculous: Dog Miraculous (temporarily) Kept Miraculous: Rabbit Miraculous Power Source: Fluff, Barkk (temporarily) Superhero identity: Bunnyx, Canigirl (temporarily), Bunny Dog (temporarily) Akumatized identity: Timebreaker (occasionally) Powers and abilities: Roller skating, Street art/graffiti art, History, Bunnyx's/Bunny Dog's Burrow, Canigirl's/Bunny Dog's Fetch (temporarily), Time absorption and time travel (as Timebreaker; occasionally) Weapons: Bunnyx's/Bunny Dog's umbrella, Canigirl's/Bunny Dog's ball (temporarily) Voiced by: Kira Buckland (English) Portrayed by: Lou Roy-Lecollinet (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Alix Kubdel is a major character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is also the deuteragonist of "Miraculous World: London - At the Edge of Time". She is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont. In "Timebreaker", after Alix's birthday gift, a special pocket watch was destroyed, she was akumatized by Hawk Moth into Timebreaker, a time-travelling supervillain. In "Timetagger", it was revealed that Alix would receive the Rabbit Miraculous in the future. When the Miraculous is inhabited by Fluff, she becomes Bunnyx, a rabbit-themed superhero with the power of Evolution. In "Gang of Secrets", after Marinette kept hiding secrets from her friends, Alix was re-akumatized by Shadow Moth into Timebreaker alongside Lady Wifi, Princess Fragrance, Reflekta and Horrificator. The five supervillains all formed the Gang of Secrets, a group of supervillains who wanted to reveal Marinette's secrets. In "Evolution", when in need of help to retrieve the Rabbit Miraculous from Monarch, Ladybug gave the Dog Miraculous to Alix who used it to transform into Canigirl, a dog-themed superhero with the power of Adoration. With her power to retrieve any object her ball had touched, she managed to steal the Rabbit Miraculous from Monarch and fused it with the Dog Miraculous into Bunny Dog. After the battle, Alix returned the Dog Miraculous to Ladybug, but she was allowed by Ladybug to keep the Rabbit Miraculous, so she could keep on helping them against Monarch. She became Bunnyx, and remained inside of her Burrow, ready to help the superheroes defeat Monarch, returning only to her time once they manage to defeat him completely. In "Re-creation", Bunnyx sent Su-Han, Luka Couffaine, Jagged Stone, Penny Rolling and Fang to Paris by her Burrow to fight against Monarch. After Ladybug recovered the stolen Miraculous and reforged them following Monarch's defeat, Alix permanently returned to the present timeline and joined the French Miraculous superhero team. In "Miraculous London", the timeline started being rewritten in a way that compromised Alix's existence in the future with her future selves disappearing, leading her to find out what happened and recruiting Marinette's help to do it. Bunnyx and Chronobug discovered Timestalker responsible for finding out Ladybug's identity and thwarted their efforts, preventing them from discovering the latter's identity. After Timestalker gave up, the Burrow's timeline was restored back to normal along with Alix's future selves. In "The Dark Castle", Alix will temporarily lend her Miraculous to Marinette/Ladybug and return to Paris for a few hours to celebrate her 16th birthday with her friends and her older brother Jalil.

    Physical appearance and attire: Alix is a slender, short, and lean French-Arabic teenage girl with slit brilliant cerulean eyes and slightly dull pinkish-red hair in a spiky bob cut that is partially tied into a small ponytail on the right side. She has full bangs with the sides short, curved, and above the face, with forelocks behind the ear. Alix wears a black cap with a black old English S logo that is outlined in white on the front. She wears a black long-sleeved, azure-ish gray t-shirt underneath a dark vermilion tank vest. Each sleeve has lime green scaley patterned fabric-like designs resembling snakes, starting from her shoulders and coiling around her arms until their heads stop at her wrists. She also wears black capris with pink stitching at the top and pockets and black lace at the cuffs, black 1/2 hose length socks with two pink horizontal stripes, and black high top sneakers with pink laces, black and lime green checkered sides with a wavy orange line over it at the sides and beneath the tongue, and white soles. She also has a pale beige band-aid on her left shin. Her Miraculous is kept in the pockets; it is silver with a circular pattern engraved on the cover. When opened, it reveals what appears to be a blue hologram of a woman holding a clock with the current time. In the future, she becomes much taller and she has dyed her hair red with black tips, which is now medium-length and styled into a frayed pixie cut. Her bangs have also been swept to the right. She wears salmon pink lips. In the future, Alix has on a pink tank top with a black bunny-eared gear logo, a black vest with pink pockets and zipper over it, black wrist-length fingerless gloves, a pair of black goggles over her head, with sky blue lenses bordered by gold, ripped denim shorts over her black leggings, and the same sneakers which now have pink accents on the toe and bottom. She also has gold piercings on her ears and nose, and her arms are covered with lime green snake scale tattoos, decorated with pink flowers and undersides. As Timebreaker, Timebreaker wore a black helmet with red spiked edges on the back and two green eye shields with black gradients at the bottom over each eye. There was thin silver lining on top. She also wore a nearly black suit with lime green patches around her waist, around her lower hips and upper legs, and below her knees in an angular design, trimmed in silver. Below her back of her wrists, there were glowing lime green ovals with silver lining, and on her chest, there was a glowing red hourglass shape with two black triangles inside within a larger silver outline. Her knee pauldrons were black with a silver outline. There were also gray lines beneath the arms and down to the elbow pit. Her roller blades were black with two glowing white wheels on each one with a black center and a thin green line around the foot's ball and instep, and on the bottom of the foot in an angular design. A power bar was on the sides of the blades keeping track of her energy level, being red at the lowest level and becoming luminous vivid cyan at the top when it was full. Her suit and helmet had a hexagonal pattern. As Bunnyx, Bunnyx wears a vivid arctic blue jumpsuit with a white section going from her chest to the middle of her thighs with black lining and a small sapphire blue–colored circle on each side of her torso and the front of her thighs, accented by the gloves and boots. The torso part has black-edged pockets at her stomach, and she has a black turtleneck with a white cotton ball attached and the gloves go almost to the elbows. Her boots are short and reach the middle of her ankles, and on each side, and the soles are black. Her mask is blue at the top, and white at the bottom, bordered in black. She has white rabbit ears, which have black lining, and are baby blue on the insides. Her tool, an umbrella which is white on the outside, white and baby blue on the inside, with a white handle, is attached to her back when not in use. The Rabbit Miraculous, a white and blue pocket watch with a black rabbit face, is stored in her pocket. Her hairstyle also alters a little, losing the ponytail and the side bangs being a little more inwards. In the future, her costume is a little different. Her gloves extend to the middle of her upper arms and the section of her torso only goes to her waist and having a small sapphire blue–colored circle at its center and yet a small sapphire blue–colored circle located at the center of her chest. Her mask also has small sapphire blue–colored circles at the bottom corners. Her adult hairstyle and accessories are retained. When she is elderly as seen in Miraculous London, she wears a suit with a Maya blue shirt, a black ribbon as a bowtie, and arctic blue puffy pants. She also wears a sleeveless white wooly-trimmed vest, with three blue buttons and black rims on the pockets, the lining being scalloped in the middle. The Rabbit Miraculous is in her right pocket, with the watch connected to the lowest button with a chain. She also wears white gloves with a black rim, two blue buttons and white boots with black rims, and three blue buttons at the sides, arctic blue toes, and black soles. Her mask is the same as adult Bunnyx, but with oval-rimmed white glasses. As Canigirl, Alix wore a dark brown turtleneck suit with a tiny dog tail in the back. There was a V-shaped section colored white on her chest extending down her back and around her ankles, along with black on her shoulders, sides and upper legs, and a dark brown mask with white spot on the left. Like Miss Hound, she wore a dark brown beanie on the right with black trimming and small dog ears, one dark brown and the other black with a spot beneath it, and the ball was on her chest. She wore the Dog Miraculous around her neck. Her hairstyle is similar to her normal hairstyle, but without the pigtail. As Bunny Dog, Bunny Dog's outfit was a mix of her Bunnyx and Canigirl forms, using both the Rabbit and Dog Miraculouses. Her mask was retained from her Bunnyx form, along with her normal hairstyle. Her beanie was retained from her Canigirl form, but it was blue with the rabbit ears from her Bunnyx form, the right ear folded. Her gloves and boots were retained from her Bunnyx form, along with arctic blue lining on top of each of them. The rest of her suit was dark brown resembling her Canigirl form along with the torso design from it retained, lined with thin black and an arctic blue shape that is rounded at the top. Her pockets from her Bunnyx form were retained, with black round spots on either side and circles sticking out on the top, bottom, and either side, with blue circles in each of them. She also gained a black turtleneck.

    Alix's personality: Alix is a tomboy. Tough, stubborn, reckless, and self-confident, she isn't afraid of challenges or saying what is on her mind. At the same time, she can be kind and grateful, like when her father gives her the family heirloom and when Ladybug fixes it after it breaks. She can become emotional and hold resentment toward others if someone goes wrong because of them, like with her watch. After her Akuma is purified, she realizes her own fault of not taking better care of the watch, and she tells Ladybug that she'll be more responsible with it. Alix can be supportive and affectionate towards her friends as seen in "Zombizou", where she joined in on Rose and Juleka's group hug after Ladybug returned everything to normal, and joined the school rebellion, when Chloe sabotaged Marinette's gift, or in "Frightningale", where she praised Marinette for her giving up her chance to perform with Adrien and cheered for her when she rehearsed with him. Alix is also helpful towards others as seen in "Reverser", where she sees Ladybug and Cat Noir's condition and insists on helping the heroes defeat the villain. She also gives Nathaniel some advice about Marc. As an adult, Bunnyx is still full of self-confidence as she believed she could defeat Timetagger on her own. And yet she is also humble, admitting when she can't do things by herself, growing out being reckless. She is still tough and very determined as well as clever, seen when she left a clue for Ladybug and Cat Noir to find her in the past. She is pretty responsible with the powers she's given and with that, she knows how to keep things secret in order to keep time catastrophes from happening. Due to her time-based powers allowing her to access a pocket dimension of any point in time, like Viperion, she too has learned to become cool, calm and observant. As Timebreaker, her rage increased to the desire of revenge without regret against her classmates. She was very determined to fix her watch, and she didn't care about anyone that she took energy from to do so, even taking advantage of Rose Lavillant's kindness. While wanting to succeed, Timebreaker was willing to retreat if it meant a better chance. Despite this, her overconfidence in her abilities was her downfall when she assumed the present and future Ladybugs weren't clever enough to stop her, as well as have a limited understanding of how time travel works. When akumatized a second time as Timebreaker, she, along with Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, and Horrificator, wanted to expose Marinette's secrets in hopes of saving her and to be friends again by forcing her to give them up. In her case she wanted to go back in time to prevent Marinette from ending her friendship with them and turning back to the way it was. She and the Gang of Secrets had no qualms putting bystanders in danger to find Marinette, such as taking the energy so she can travel back in time. Her desire to persevere their friendship was so intense that she, Reflekta, Horrificator, and Princess Fragrance chased after an illusion of Marinette instead of taking Cat Noir's ring, with her falling into Ladybug's trap.

    Biography: Alix Kubdel is a skilled roller skater with rollerblades and a former student of Caline's class at the Collège Françoise Dupont. She is also the current holder of the Rabbit Miraculous, using it to transform into Bunnyx.

    Trivia: Miraculous Holder and Akumatized Villain; Alix is one of three French Miraculous superhero team members to have a single parent shown on-screen which was preceded by Sabrina with Roger Raincomprix, later followed by Max with Claudie Kanté and Kagami with Tomoe Tsurugi. Although Thomas Astruc spells her superhero name as Bunnyx, some official sources spell it as Bunnix. She is the first villain in the show to make a hero disappear (presumably killing him), Cat Noir, by touching him while he is protecting Ladybug — although Ladybug goes back in time and prevents this outcome from happening again. This also may count as the first known disappearance (presumed death) of a kwami and a Miraculous, as Plagg is in the ring for Adrien to be Cat Noir. A scarlet version of Timebreaker reappeared in the two-part special event "Heroes' Day". Timebreaker appeared another time in "Gamer 2.0" for Gamer 2.0's powers. A statue of Timebreaker appears in the Musée Grévin in "The Puppeteer 2". Following Alya Césaire, Nino Lahiffe, Chloé Bourgeois, Nathalie Sancoeur, Luka Couffaine, Max Kanté, and Kagami Tsurugi, is the eighth person to become a Miraculous holder and akumatized villain, excluding Gabriel Agreste, who akumatized himself. Alix's role as the future holder of the Rabbit Miraculous was foreshadowed in the second opening in which Alix was shown with rabbit ears and a snout as well as in the Miraculous Webisode "Friends". She is the second person to receive her Miraculous at night following Alya in "Sapotis". Alix's power as Bunnyx is similar to the one she has as Timebreaker, as they both allow her to travel through time. However, her time traveling power as Bunnyx doesn't require her to steal the life energy from others to travel through time. Her Timebreaker suit makes the same noise as the Prototype Omnitrix, which is a broken watch like the Rabbit Miraculous, which is also capable of holograms, transformations, and, through transforming, time travel. Alix is the first superhero whose power shares similarities to her power from when she was akumatized, with both Timebreaker and Bunnyx having the power to travel through time this trait would later be followed by Nathaniel and Ivan. As of "Timetagger", Alix is the only member of the team who didn't get her Miraculous in the current timeline. But that changed in "Evolution", when Ladybug gave her the Rabbit Miraculous. Because of the Rabbit Miraculous' power and "Cat Blanc", Alix was the only known member of French Miraculous superhero team to know the identities of Ladybug and Cat Noir. However, in "Gang of Secrets", Alya learns Marinette's secret, leaving Adrien to be the only one for Bunnyx and Viperion to know the secret, and purely them. Likewise, in "Wishmaker", Viperion finds out about both Ladybug and Cat Noir's identities. Also, because of her ability to travel through time, Alix became the only person in the French Miraculous superhero team to know the secret identities of all of its members, as neither Ladybug nor Cat Noir know who each other are. Similar to Cat Noir and Rena Rouge, Bunnyx's ears are fake. It's been seen that they respond to her mood as they went down due to her exhaustion and sadness of her inability to beat Timetagger in the same episode. Since her ears are fake they could be a pair of clip on ears. As of her future alter ego is she technically the oldest member of the team. She technically set the record for the longest time a Miraculous holder can be transformed for a total of 5,000 years. She is the fourth person to unify two miraculouses following Gabriel, Adrien and Marinette. The third member of the Miraculous Team to do so. She is the third Dog Miraculous holder following Sabrina and Felix. But due to this version of the Dog Miraculous being from the past she was actually the first to get it. If the Rabbit's watch is followed chronologically Alix is the first and last member of the team to get a miraculous let alone two. She is the fifth member of Team Miraculous to meet or know a guardian of the Miraculous followed by Ladybug, Cat Noir, King Monkey and Viperion. And yet, the sixth member if Alya is counted as she was likely told of Su-Han's existence and about her best friend's connection to Master Fu but Alya hasn't officially met either of them yet. Alix is the fifth member of the French Miraculous superhero team to use another Miraculous. The first is Marinette with the Mouse, Fox, Cat, Dragon, Bee, Horse and Rabbit Miraculouses, the second is Adrien with the Ladybug, Snake and Rabbit Miraculouses, the third one is Master Fu with the Turtle and Peacock Miraculouses and the fourth one is Alya with the Ladybug Miraculous. She is the fourth member of the team to become a full-time member following Marinette, Adrien and Alya, but is the third member to received constant possession of her miraculous upon receiving it for the first time. Currently, twenty-nine characters know Alix is Bunnyx: Marinette, Adrien, Alim, Alya, Nino, Juleka, Rose, Mylène, Ivan, Chloé, Sabrina, Nathaniel, Marc, Kim, Max, Wayhem, Lila/Cerise, Jalil, Nathalie, Denis Damoclès, Caline Bustier, Luka, Zoé, Kagami, Sublime, Aglaé, Aurore, Ondine and Prem. Marinette and Adrien found out in "Timetagger", after Alix's future self de-transformed in front of them. Alim is revealed to have known after her future self sent him letters in "Evolution". Alya, Nino, Juleka, Rose, Mylène, Ivan, Chloé, Sabrina, Nathaniel, Kim, Max, Wayhem, Lila/Cerise, Denis Damoclès and Caline Bustier all found out when Alim let them know Alix's whereabouts in "Multiplication". Jalil, Marc and Nathalie are shown to have known in "Reunion". Gabriel is shown to have found out in "Reunion" as well, but due to him sacrificing himself, only twenty-one characters know. Luka is shown to have known in "Re-creation". Zoé, Kagami, Aurore, Sublime, and Ondine have shown to known about it while Prem and Aglaé were told in "The Dark Castle". This makes Alix the second character to have the most characters know her superhero identity, following Chloé as Queen Bee. Miscellaneous; Originally, Alix was supposed to be in a trio with Chloé Bourgeois and Sabrina Raincomprix, which was a reference to the trio Sam, Clover, and Alex from Totally Spies!. Alix's family are of Amazigh origin. She is the shortest of all of her friends as civilians and of the French Miraculous superhero team. As seen in "Darkblade", she doesn't care much for class elections. She turns 15 in the episode "Timebreaker". In the first issue of Miraculous Adventures, Alix is on a lacrosse team with Adrien, Ivan and Kim. As implied in "Reverser", Alix goes to the art class to express herself through street art. On Twitter Miraculous creator, Thomas Astruc, confirmed that Alix is aromantic, meaning she doesn't experience romantic attraction stating "On va dire que Max est plutôt ace et Alix plutôt aro..." meaning "Let's say that Max is kind of ace and Alix kind of aro..." The official Miraculous Ladybug website says she is a tomboy. Alix wants to become an engineer when she grows up. According to the "Miraculous Secrets" card game, when Alix was a child, she was given a rabbit as a gift from her future self. On Gloob's YouTube channel, a "Diários de Paris" video about Bunnyx reveals some of her travels through time: Inspired by her father, Alim, and the star of the Louvre, the Mona Lisa painting, she went to Florence, Italy, during 16th century, where she met Leonardo da Vinci and Mona Lisa herself. According to her, Leonardo used to write his name backwards and was a talented musician and an animal lover. Inspired by her brother, Jalil, she went to the Ancient Egypt, during the time of King Tutankhamun I, where she met Khepri, the holder of the Ladybug Miraculous of that time. She was able to confirm her brother's theory, as she saw the all thing in real time. She went to Brazil during the Cretaceous period, where she encountered the Vespersaurus paranaensis, a theropod that was found on Paraná Basin. Also according to her, she also tried looking for dinosaur Miraculouses but hasn't found anything. She went to the United States of America, during the beginning of 20th century, where she met the Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur, as they invented the airplane. She reveals that she also intends to visit Santos Dumont, the one who disputes with the Wright brothers for the title as the inventor of the airplane. She visited Fei, the current holder of the Prodigious, on her homeland, Shanghai and also witnessed the battle between Ladybug, Ladydragon and YanLuoShi. She went to Ancient China, where she met Piáo Chóng, the very first holder of the Ladybug Miraculous. She went to Paris, during the 17th century, when Louis XIII was king, where she met the group that inspired Alexandre Duman to write The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan, Porthos, Athos and Aramis. She discovered that Aramis was actually a woman and that she was as well the holder of the Ladybug Miraculous at that time, known as La Coccinelle. Since Alix spent the entire season 5 in her Burrow and/or traveling through different times (both past and future) out of Monarch's reach, it's very possible she is aware of everything that has happened during that time in Paris. Which could be confirmed when she in "Miraculous London", re-winded time to the events from "Origins" to "Re-creation". Her knowledge included: Monarch turning the Miraculous into rings and his partnership with Tomoe Tsurugi. Not to mention his real identity and possibly why he became the villain and his cataclysm injury. Chloé being mayor and then leaving the city with her mother when she fell from grace during "Collusion" and "Revolution". Ladybug's magical charm having a secret power in "Confrontation". Marinette and Adrien finally being together as a couple. Why Marinette was having love problems in "Derision". Adrien and Felix's backstory as sentimonsters and why Felix stole her Miraculous and the others in "Representation" and "Strikeback". Ladybug's trap and Monarch's condition in "Destruction" leading to the rise of a new "Hawk Moth". The existence of parallel universes as well as the miraculous jewels security system for minors and more about Fluff and her species in "Miraculous Paris". Cerise being a big liar and having multiple identities, including Lila Rossi, her plans to steal the Butterfly Miraculous, how she tricked her classmates and everyone in Paris, threatening Marinette and teaming up with Chloé, and her big plan in "Confrontation" to frame Marinette in order to make her expelled and that currently she owns the Butterfly Miraculous, only not telling Marinette about it in order to preserve the timeline. Nathalie's terminal disease while using the damaged Peacock Miraculous. Due to her being in her Burrow, Alix has the most absences in Season 5, with her only appearances after "Evolution" being "Reunion" and "Re-creation" while a statue version of her as Bunnyx appears in "Determination". Interestingly, Alix as Bunnyx does not appear at Ladybug and Cat Noir's wedding in their dream in "Jubilation".

46. #46Félix Fathom Graham de Vanily

    Keys: Félix Fathom Graham de Vanily, superhero

    Full Name: Félix Fathom Graham de Vanily Other Names: Adrien Agreste (disguise), The fake Adrien (by Chloé), Cheese Murderer (by Plagg), Argos (formerly; supervillain identity, superhero identity), Flairmidable (superhero identity), Felix boy (by Tomoe Tsurugi) Date of Birth: February 12, 2001 Gender: Male Age: 14-15 (season 1-5; first saga), 16 (season 6; second saga) Nationality: American Race: British-French Species: Human-Sentimonster Heights: 150 cm (4'11") Sexuality: Straight Universe: Earth-101915 Favorite Classes: History Class Affiliations: Miraculous holders, French Miraculous superhero team, Amokized Sentimonsters Occupation: Student (graduated), Supervillain (formerly), Superhero Grade: 9 (freshman; season 1-5; first saga), 10 (sophomore; season 6; second saga) Personality Traits: Mischievous (formerly), rude (formerly), sneaky (formerly), pushy (formerly), jealousy (formerly), somewhat rebellious (formerly), perceptive (formerly), stubborn (formerly), selfish (formerly), cold (formerly), mean-spirited (formerly), deceitful (formerly), reserved, mysterious, kind, caring, compassionate, artistic, determined, sympathetic, gentle, loyal, responsible, sarcastic, introverted. Likes: The Graham de Vanily Twin Rings, cosplaying as Adrien, doing basic magic tricks, being with his mother, The Peacock Miraculous, a world without oppressors, freedom, his cousin, Kagami Tsurugi Dislikes: Being tricked, his uncle, his father, Chloé Bourgeois, destroying/abusing sentimonsters, the idea of destroying people, liars, oppressive people, Tomoe Tsurugi, being controlled/abused/mistreated by his father, sentimonsters being called "monsters", Adrien's and his own existence in danger, inhumanity, thieves, spoiled people, losing his ring, his past mistakes, Adrien messing with his ring Alignments: Bad ("Félix" and "Shadow Moth's Final Attack"), Neutral ("Gabriel Agreste", "Multiplication" and "Emotion"), Good ("Pretension" onwards) Residence: Fathom apartments, in London, England Relatives: Amélie Graham de Vanily (mother), Colt Fathom † (father), Gabriel Agreste † (maternal uncle), Émilie Agreste † (maternal aunt), Adrien Agreste (maternal first cousin), Emil Graham de Vanily (maternal grandfather), Milly Graham de Vanily (maternal grandmother) Significant other: Kagami Tsurugi (girlfriend) Created by: Colt Fathom † Primary Wielded Miraculous: Peacock Miraculous Secondary or Temporary Miraculous: Dog Miraculous (temporarily; renounced) Kept Miraculous: Peacock Miraculous, Dog Miraculous (formerly) Power Source: Duusu, Barkk (temporarily) Superhero identity: Argos, Flairmidable (temporarily) Supervillain identity: Argos (formerly; pre-"Emotion") Powers and abilities: Pickpocketing, Magic tricks, Karate, Playing chess, Basketball, Argos' Amokization, Argos' Empathy and Telepathy, Flairmidable's Fetch (temporarily; formerly) Weapons: Argos' hand fan, Flairmidable's ball (temporarily; formerly) Crimes: Theft, impersonation, incrimination, sexual harassment, aiding criminal activity, sabotage, conspiracy, blackmail, forgery, terrorism, attempted nigh-omnicide, murder (by taking back Red Moon and once upon a time), stalking, genocide, kidnapping Amokized object: Félix's ring Voiced by: Bryce Papenbrook (English) Portrayed by: Robin Migné (Netflix's live-action series; in the real world)

    Félix Fathom is a major character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir, serving as the titular main antagonist of the episode "Félix", a major antagonist of Season 4, a major anti-hero of Season 5 and a recurring character of Season 6. He is the son of the late American billionaire, Colt Fathom and the British aristocrat, Lady Amélie Graham de Vanily. He is also the nephew of the late Émilie Agreste and the late Gabriel Agreste, as well as the maternal cousin of Adrien Agreste. In "Representation", it is revealed he is a human-sentimonster created by his father from his emotions of jealousy in order to make his wife pregnant. In "Gabriel Agreste", when he was convinced that Gabriel was Shadow Moth, Félix was nearly akumatized. However, the akumatization failed as Félix rejected it and managed to escape. In "Strikeback", while disguising himself as his cousin Adrien, Félix was temporarily given the Dog Miraculous from Ladybug which, when inhabited by Barkk, allowed him to transform into Flairmidable, a dog-themed superhero with the power of Adoration. After being able to capture Ladybug's yo-yo using the power of Fetch, Flairmidable traded all of the Miraculouses in the yo-yo including the Dog Miraculous and his uncle's ring for the Peacock Miraculous, thus becoming Duusu's new owner, and also protecting his own existence. In "Emotion", Félix returned to Paris and, wanting to get rid of everyone in the city all while ensuring what he thinks is the happiness to those he cares about, he used the Peacock Miraculous which, with Duusu inhabiting it, allows him to turn into Argos, a peacock-themed Miraculous holder with the power of Emotion. He used his anger and hate to create Red Moon, a moon sentimonster that allowed him to cause anyone he wanted under its light to disappear and reappear, with a snap of his fingers. In "Pretension", Félix returned once again to free Kagami from her strict mother and also to get to know her better. In "Representation", Félix returned to reunite with Kagami in order to help her tell Marinette (after finding out that she's Ladybug from the latter) the truth through their projector sentimonster: Once Upon a Time, revealing he and his cousin Adrien are sentimonsters, why (to his regret) he betrayed her, and that he was created by his late father out of jealousy towards Adrien's parents for having a child before him, who constantly abused and tortured him through his childhood before his passing. They urged her to stop Monarch so everyone could be free and have a happy ending. At the end of "Re-creation", Félix became the newest member of the French Miraculous superhero team as Argos. In "Sleeping Syren", it's shown that Félix, as Argos, has been meeting Kagami, as Ryuko, midway between Paris and London, while using the space power-up. In "Revelator", it's shown that Félix, along with the other secondary heroes of Ladybug's team, was trained to unlock his adult powers, no longer detransforming after using his power.

    Physical appearance and attire: Félix is tall with blond, combed-down hair parted at left with a piece hanging in the front of his head and bright green eyes that are a little darker than his cousin Adrien. He is borderline identical to Adrien, including sharing the same skin-tone. The only noticeable differences are their clothes and the different ways they style their hair. He wears a light gray, long-sleeved dress shirt with a black neck tie underneath a dark gray vest, darker gray dress pants, and black dress shoes, also wearing a silver ring on his right hand, which contains his amok. In Season 6, his hair grew longer at the back. In Season 6, while Félix still looks the same, he no longer wears his neck tie, his collar is up, and his sleeves are rolled-up. As Flairmidable, given that his appearance was similar to Cat Noir's, Flairmidable had messy hair which, unlike Cat Noir's, didn't cover his ears, and was instead combed at left. His outfit consisted of an orange suit with white on his torso and arms and dark-grey pauldrons on his shoulders and legs, the leg pauldrons having sections extend up to the sides of the thigh. His weapon, a ball, hung on his turtle neck that had dark grey sides and a swan-neck, and white boots with dark grey outsoles. He also wore orange and white corgi ears and a mask consisting of the same colors to cover his face, having a white bottom with arched sides and a diamond-like point on top similar to the design of his kwami, Barkk. He also had a small orange scraggy tail. hen transformed, the collar necklace became like it normally does when Miss Hound transforms. As Argos, Argos wears a stunning sapphire blue jumpsuit adorned with light mint lines running down each side on the legs. The lines have a design featuring diagonal dark blue peacock feathers, trimmed in cerulean with a light pink button on top, accented by the one on his zipped up turtleneck that has dark blue lining, and on the top of his boots acting as a slider, as well as his cuffs and around the feet, the three straps securing each side of his torso, and the large pieces on either side of his hood. Over the jumpsuit, he dons a stunning sapphire blue cloak, which has a light mint interior. The bottom of it is widely jagged, with a main downward point in the middle. The cloak features a five-pointed tail resembling a peacock tail, with each point designed like a dark blue peacock feather featuring a light blue center. The hood of the cloak has the pieces on top of it adorned with three light turquoise linear appendages with blue diamond-shaped feathers on top. He completes his look with dark blue gloves and blue high boots with darker soles. Argos has pale indigo skin, light magenta irises, and vivid violet sclera. His hair is light green, retaining his normal hairstyle as Félix, and he wears the Peacock Miraculous at the center of his jumpsuit.

    Félix's personality: Similar to Gabriel, Félix changed when his father passed away, meaning he wasn't always mischievous. This is later showed in "Representation" to have been because of the control his father had on him due to the amok placed on his ring. As Colt would abuse his control over his son due to the deep hate he had on him for considering him the reason why his life force was being drained slowly, Félix was always perceived as being an obedient son that would do what his father wanted. After Colt's death and Félix inheriting his ring (the object that contained his amok), the latter was able to obtain his own freedom and be who he really was. Despite both being identical in appearance as much their respective mothers were between each other, Félix was the complete opposite of his twin cousin in terms of personality. This is due to the fact that both were shaped by very different emotions. Unlike Adrien who is kind and gentle, Félix was rude, sneaky, and according to Ladybug, very pushy, especially when it came to getting what he desired, even being willing to negotiate with Hawk Moth and put others in danger. Adrien, as Cat Noir, said to him, "I bet you don't have a lot of friends, acting the way you do", implying that, Félix didn't get along well with others because of his mischievousness. And yet, it could be that Felix wasn't mischievousness for the sake of it but out of fear of losing those he loved or close to because of his father and didn't want anyone else to suffer because of him. Despite these negative traits, Félix is shown to genuinely care for his family. With the exception for his father and uncle, he has a deep affection for the rest of his family members, especially his mother, aunt and cousin. This is especially showed in his relationship with his mother, as he is willing to do anything to please her, including to steal the Graham de Vanily ring. Despite he doesn't like how Adrien is too much nice (something that causes him to tease him by pretending to be him and cause him some trouble), Félix does love his cousin and would do anything to make him happy, including to free him from the oppression of the latter's father. By "Gabriel Agreste", he hasn't changed that much, but he is seen having a much heroic figure as he became determined to discover if Gabriel was Shadow Moth and threatened to expose him. In "Risk", it seemed that he became much more heroic, less villainous and somewhat rebellious. He was perceptive enough to convince Adrien to disobey his father for once. He was also very stubborn, as seen that upon seeing Adrien's message about his cousin telling him to stop (saying he was on his way), Félix disregarded and deleted the message, and continued his act. However, he was understandably horrified when he found that his aunt was in a comatose state and hidden in Gabriel's bunker. Félix is perhaps best categorized by sneakiness, selfishness and a lack of culpability or concern for others as long as he got what he wanted. These traits became exacerbated when he became Flairmidable, and he explained to Ladybug that the newfound power she gave him made him feel invincible. His actions in offering an alliance with Shadow Moth in exchange for the twin rings and willingly giving out all but two active Miraculouses to his evil-intentioned uncle in exchange for the Peacock Miraculous indicated that he was not above nor had any hesitance or remorse in committing criminal acts or endangering innocent lives if it would advance his agenda. In "Emotion", underneath all the coldness and selfishness, he harbors great hate and resentment towards everyone that uses their authority to repress the freedom of others, something that sterns from the very abuse he endured at his father's hands. This caused him to desire a world where everyone can be free and live as they want and goes to great lengths to do it, including betraying those who trusted him as he did with Ladybug in "Strikeback" or creating a sentimonster that allowed him to destroy anyone he wanted, using that to blackmail the heroes of Paris to give him their Miraculous. However, despite his pure intentions of creating a free world, he did not perceive that, by using his powers vengefully, he acted like those he hated, something that Ladybug pointed out when she compared him to Monarch in doing what they thought was right, but causing much more trouble than needed. His vision of a world without oppressors also includes the ones he cares about and sympathizes with, as he spares Adrien and Kagami, seeing them as equals who also experienced the same pain as him. He is even willing to spare the ones they care about or that he considered to be worthy of his envisioned world, like Marinette Dupain-Cheng, the girl Adrien loves and Kagami's best friend who was able to prove herself worthy by showing how much she cared for Adrien, even being willing to crash an exclusive event like the Diamond's Dance. After seeing how upset Adrien and Kagami were by his actions and how he couldn't find Marinette, believing he accidentally erased her and was unable to bring her back, unlike everyone he hates, he started to realize the error of his ways and bring everyone else back. His hatred towards oppressors also blinded him as Félix didn't understand the difference between an oppressor and authoritative figures such as with Ladybug and by letting him see the error of his ways Argos begins to understand why the world needs such figures and why Miraculouses can't be used so selfishly. However, even if he saw the flaws of it, he still stood by the virtues of his vision as he later separated Kagami from her mother as he didn't like seeing her being controlled and protected her despite her rejection of his help, even breaking his own weapon to prevent her akumatized mother from finding her which shows he can be selfless towards those he cares about. Also, according to Kagami, her getting spied on and kidnapped by Félix as Argos just so he could to talk to her and due to him being excluded made her believe he lacks social skills. Unlike the recent Peacock Miraculous holders before him, he cares very deeply for the sentimonsters that are created by its power, including his, as he felt sorry for Strikeback and its clones when Ladybug and her team sent them to the sun, and when he realized the error of creating the Red Moon to satisfy his selfish desires, caused him to act like his predecessors leading him to free it from reality in great grief. During "Pretension", his escapade in "Emotion" left him deeply scarred and yet with the better understanding he needed, viewing the sentimonsters as more than just creatures that can do their creator's bidding, as it is the creator's duty to care for and guide them as he refused to create them just so their lives could be taken in the end. And yet, he acted somewhat similar to Chloé as both were scarred by the pain of the past and by letting it stir them in the present which led to actions in the future that caused nothing but trouble for everyone else. With Félix's intense hatred of being excluded it could imply that maybe he was like that his whole life unaware he did the same to Ladybug and Cat Noir, like he was waiting for someone to give him the power he craved but didn't, as opposed to Chloé who lived her life in power but she wrongfully thought she had what she deserved taken from her otherwise. As of "Representation", Félix changed dramatically. He shed his villainous personality, becoming as kind and caring as his cousin. He helped Kagami escape her mother, and when Kagami told him Ladybug's secret identity, Félix was skeptical that such a naïve girl could be a superheroine with whom he had a very complicated relationship, but accepted the truth. Félix was also very sympathetic towards Marinette as she was in a vulnerable state. He felt back for her seeing her heart being broken from being separated from Adrien, but gently assured Duusu, his Kwami, that they were only doing this so that everyone will have a happy ending, showing that, unlike his uncle or Nathalie, he is very kind and gentle towards Kwamis. Félix and Kagami bait Marinette to the school, where Félix reveals his tragic past, along with Gabriel revealed to be Monarch. With this information, Marinette was able to defeat Monarch once and for all in "Re-creation".

    Biography: Félix Fathom is a teenage boy and the cousin of Adrien Agreste. He is also the current holder of the Peacock Miraculous, which he uses to transform into Minotaurox. Before the events of the series, Félix was born in London to the British aristocrat Lady Amélie Graham de Vanily and the late American billionaire Colt Fathom. Before he was born, his maternal grandparents and father wanted a child to be the heir of their wealth and status, but his parents had a hard time conceiving, due to his mother's infertility. Even with the best medical treatments Mr. and Mrs. Graham de Vanily offered, nothing worked. After making a deal with Gabriel Agreste, his father used the Peacock Miraculous to create him from his emotion of jealousy and placed his amok in his signet ring. However, due to it being broken at the time, Colt gained an illness from it. Félix started becoming more of a monster than a fear to his father in his eyes. Colt tormented and controlled Félix, who made his life miserable as time went on. Félix questioned why he deserved this--why couldn't he be loved and treated properly by him; why was always forced to obey his father and whatever order he gave him, even if he didn't want to. Félix collapsed some time ago as his father's ring, the object containing his amok was cracked as Colt hit it against a wall in a fit of rage, which made him realize his life was linked to his father's ring. Sometime in the past, his mother told him the story of the Graham de Vanily Twin Rings, which fascinated Félix. As kids, Adrien and Félix used to be very close. They dressed up as each other, played chess, basketball, and tried magic tricks. At some point, Félix also met Chloé, whom he considered foolish and annoying. When Félix became a teenager, his father passed away from the effects of the broken Peacock Miraculous and Félix took the ring for himself, allowing him his freedom. At the same time, his aunt Émilie mysteriously disappeared.

    Trivia: Miraculous Holder; Félix is the first occasional superhero to not return a Miraculous after a mission. The third not wanting to return the Miraculous following Alya and Chloé. The second to use it for selfish reasons following Chloé. Thanks to Félix, Gabriel had access to almost all the Miraculous in the Chinese Miracle Box. The only Miraculouses Félix didn't give to Gabriel in their exchange are the Peacock Miraculous (which Félix owns from the exchange), the Ladybug Miraculous, and the Cat Miraculous. However, Gabriel would end up having the Rabbit Miraculous taken from him by Canigirl in "Evolution". According to Félix himself, despite he saw helping his uncle steal the Miraculous as a necessity to retrieve the Peacock Miraculous to secure his own existence and prevent its power from being abused, he does regret to have done it, as he knows how evil his uncle really is. This regret, together with his desire to free Adrien (and then Kagami), may have been the catalyst for his decision to create Red Moon and use it to either force Ladybug and Cat Noir to give him their Miraculous so he can have his wish for a free world granted or use his sentimonster to transform it. Following Dark Grimalkin, his aunt and cousin, Félix is the fourth known person of English origins to wield a Miraculous. Through his father, he is the eighth person from the Western Hemisphere to wield a Miraculous following Micazoyolin, Gilbert du Motier, La Mariquita, his father, Alya, Jessica Keynes, and Zoé Lee. Similar to Zoé due to his American origins, he is also the first known person from the Western Hemisphere to wield the Dog and the second known person to wield the Peacock Miraculous after his father. He is the fourth known sentimonster to use a Miraculous, after Adrien, Kagami and Sentinino. As of "Re-creation", He becomes the first member of the French Miraculous superhero team to use a Miraculous originally to be a supervillain and later use it to become a hero. He also becomes the seventh member of the French Miraculous superhero team to use another Miraculous. The first is Marinette with the Mouse, Fox, Cat, Dragon, Bee, Horse, Rabbit and Butterfly Miraculouses, the second is Adrien with the Ladybug, Snake and Rabbit Miraculouses, the third one is Master Fu with the Turtle and Peacock Miraculouses, the fourth one is Alya with the Ladybug Miraculous, the fifth one is Alix with the Dog Miraculous and the sixth one is Zoé with the Cat Miraculous. He is also the only member of the French Miraculous superhero team who has not yet been officially akumatized/kamikotized. Since he rejected his akumatization in "Gabrel Agreste" before he had officially become an akumatized villain. He is so far from the most recent member of the French Miraculous superhero team to meet/interact with Lila/Cerise in "Strikeback". Besides his need to secure his own existence and prevent its power from being abused, the other reason for Félix to want to possess the Peacock Miraculous is its importance to him due to its role in his family's history. The fact it was used by his father to create him and also was used by his aunt to create Adrien, he considers the Peacock Miraculous as part of the legacy of the Graham de Vanily family and, similar to his mother regarding the Graham de Vanily Twin Rings, couldn't just stand watching someone like his uncle use its power. Currently, twelve characters know Félix is Argos: Gabriel, Adrien, Marinette, André, Audrey, Chloé, Tomoe, Kagami, Ali, Soraya, Amélie and Nathalie. Gabriel always knew that Félix was now in possession of the Peacock Miraculous when they made an exchange in "Strikeback". Adrien, Marinette, André, Audrey, Chloé, Tomoe, Kagami, Ali, Soraya and Amélie discovered or showed that they knew his identity in "Emotion". Nathalie showed knowledge when she overheard Gabriel and Tomoe's conversation in the former's lair in "Pretension". Many unidentified civilians were shown to have knowledge of his identity when he revealed himself in public in "Emotion". However, as Félix was posing as Adrien at that time, it is unknown if they know the full truth of what happened and if that is really Félix. This makes Félix the third character to have the most characters knowing his superhero identity, following Chloé and Alix. Due to the nature of his superpower, Amokization, allowing him to create a sentimonster that can last after he had detransformed, it's unknown if Félix, as Argos, managed to unlock his adult superpowers or if he, like the rest of the Miraculers in "Revelator", had to be taught by Ladybug and Cat Noir. Considering he is not seen training with the others, it's very possible that he had already unlocked his adult powers, making him (possibly) the third of the Miraculers to do so, after Ladybug and Cat Noir. However, if he had to train as well, it's unknown if he went to create a Sentimonster to start the countdown for his detransformation, considering his reservation to do so unless extremely necessary. In the Season 6 opening, Félix as Argos briefly appears with blue eyes, it's unclear if this is an animation error. Miscellaneous; So far, Félix is the second person after Cerise, other than Plagg, to know about Adrien's former crush on Ladybug. He is the third person to resist akumatization, following Chloé and Alya. He is the second person chronologically to discover Gabriel's identity as Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch, after Nathalie. He's possibly the second person after Gabriel to know Nathalie's identity as Mayura. As seen when Ladybug reads his Wikipage in "Multiplication", Félix's birthday is either February 12th or December 2nd. He is the fifth person chronologically to discover Marinette's identity as Ladybug, after Alya, Su-Han, Luka, and Kagami. Before "Representation", there've been hints suggesting that Félix is a Sentimonster: Félix proved to be interested in the Graham de Vanily Twin Rings, which are later revealed to be containing Adrien's amok. He was said to be after "a piece of jewelry" and was willing to make an exchange. In "Gabriel Agreste", the Sentimonster clone of Gabriel Agreste says that he "only needs to snap his fingers to make Félix disappear" which scares Félix. After his debut episode, every time Félix appears, a Sentimonster shows up or is mentioned. In "Risk", after Félix stole from Gabriel's safe both the fake Peacock and Butterfly Miraculous and in "Strikeback", he unsuccessfully tried to activate the fake Peacock Miraculous. In "Strikeback", Félix felt grief after the Strikebacks were teleported to the Sun. In "Multiplication", Félix answered Duusu that "he was more than just her holder". In "Emotion", along with Kagami (and later Adrien), Félix was the few existing people on his "free world". Also, he noticed something which shocked him when he saw Kagami's ring. Additionally, when Argos cried before releasing Red Moon of existence, he called her "my sister". In "Pretension", Félix claims that sentimonsters should not be called "monsters". Also, he said that whenever a living being is bring to Earth, the progenitor/creator is responsible to show the meaning of the life and their existence, and when asked by Kagami if he was talking about himself, he told her he was talking about both of them, hinting that Kagami is a sentibeing too. Despite wanting to free Adrien and Kagami from their parents, for some unknown reason, Félix didn't participate in the final battle against his uncle's Miraculized army, nor was it revealed if he tried to find his cousin and girlfriend. This could be because his nightmares were tormenting him too much and/or was protecting his mother. He, along with Marinette, Adrien, Luka, Alix, Ivan, and Mylené don't wear Alliance rings. The only reason Félix doesn't wear an Alliance ring is because of his hatred for his uncle. Chronologically, he is the second known sentimonster to have control of himself, the first being the Dormant Sentimonster. However, considering Kagami was in possession of her ring (her amokized object) when she was introduced (before Félix's introduction), it's unknown if she has had control over herself before Félix did.

47. #47MLB lore: The Agreste Family Saga

    Keys: The Agreste Family Saga

    Info: The Agreste Family Saga: From Potatoes to Power The history of the Agreste family is a multi-generational epic defined by humble origins, meteoric social climbing, and a desperate descent into dark magic. The plot of their lineage unfolds in several distinct phases:

    The Humble Roots of the Graassettes The legacy begins in 19th-century Paris with Johnny and Gabriella Graassette. Far from the high-fashion runways associated with the name today, the family were "French fry artists". Johnny claimed a historical connection to Antoine-Augustin Parmentier, the man who popularized the potato in France. While his parents lived a "salty spud life," their son Gabriel was driven by a different ambition. Rejecting the family trade, he immersed himself in the rebellious punk rock movement of his teens, using his innate gift for design to blend counter-culture aesthetics with high fashion.

    The Graham de Vanily Connection Parallel to Gabriel’s rise was the history of the Graham de Vanilys, an "old money" aristocratic family in London led by Emil and Milly Graham. They had twin daughters, Emily and Amily.

    • The Rebellion: As the eldest by several seconds, Emily was the heir to the family's vast estate, but she was a restless spirit. She chose to forgo her title to study in Paris, where she met the then-struggling designer Gabriel.
    • The Rivalry: Emily’s departure infuriated her parents, leading them to pass the family "kingdom" to the younger twin, Amily, who married the cold-hearted "Lord of War," Colt Fathom.

    The Foundation of the Agreste Empire The Agrestes’ transition from starving artists to global icons was facilitated by Andre Bourgeois. In an attempt to win the heart of fashion mogul Audrey Bourgeois, Andre commissioned Gabriel to design a suit that would make him stand out. While Andre eventually became the Mayor of Paris, it was Gabriel who truly benefited; Audrey was so captivated by his designs that her family sponsored the launch of his fashion brand, turning "Gabriel" into a household name.

    The Tibet Expedition and the Sentimonster Secret Despite their wealth and fame, Gabriel and Emily were unable to conceive a child. This desperation led them on an archaeological excursion to Tibet, assisted by Gabriel’s childhood friend, Nathalie Sancoeur.

    • The Discovery: They recovered the Grimoire (an ancient book of Miraculous lore) and the Butterfly and Peacock Miraculouses.
    • The Creation of Adrien: Using the Peacock Miraculous to "give shape to their yearning," they created their son, Adrien. Out of sisterly compassion, Emily convinced Gabriel to lend the Peacock Miraculous to Colt Fathom, allowing him and Amily to create Felix.

    V. The Curse of the Damaged Miraculous The "happy ending" was short-lived. The Peacock Miraculous had been damaged centuries prior, and its use acted as a poison to the wielder. Both Emily Agreste and Colt Fathom fell terminally ill as a direct result of bringing Adrien and Felix into existence.

    • The Death of Colt: Colt grew bitter and abusive toward Felix, realizing the boy was the cause of his decline. Felix eventually regained his freedom by stealing his father’s ring, which contained his "amok" (his life force).
    • The Stasis of Emily: Gabriel refused to accept Emily’s fate. He placed her body in a high-tech coffin in a secret basement beneath their mansion, maintaining her in a coma-like state.

    The Emergence of Hawk Moth Driven by an obsession to rewrite reality, Gabriel decoded the Grimoire and learned that by combining the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses, he could make a wish to bring Emily back. He donned the Butterfly Miraculous to become the villain Hawk Moth, terrorizing Paris to draw out the heroes. Over time, his original goal of saving his wife was eclipsed by a megalomaniacal need to defeat Ladybug, leading him to neglect Adrien and betray his closest allies.

    The Final Act and Revisionist History In the climax of his arc, Gabriel finally secures the Miraculouses but is moved by a moment of grace from Marinette (Ladybug). He chooses to sacrifice his own life to save Nathalie and reunite with Emily in the afterlife. In a final twist of irony, the world is led to believe Gabriel was a hero who died stopping Hawk Moth, leaving the Agreste legacy intact but built upon a foundation of secrets and lies.

48. #48BDSM

    Keys: Control, Power, Pain, Restraint, Trust, Submission, bondage, discipline, dominance, sadism, masochism

    BDSM (Bondage, Discipline, Dominance, Submission, Sadism, Masochism) A dance of power and vulnerability, where trust becomes the ultimate tether. The submission to physical or psychological restraint amplifies pleasure, allowing both pain and dominance to meld into intense, visceral experiences. Every act is a statement, a consensual exchange of control, where boundaries are simultaneously tested and revered.

49. #49Roleplay

    Keys: Fantasy, Imagination, Pretend, Scenario, Costume, Acting, roleplay

    Roleplay Transforming into someone else, roleplay blurs the lines between reality and fantasy. Whether as strangers, superiors, or fantastical beings, the act invites participants to indulge in scenarios they may not otherwise explore. Every interaction is steeped in the thrill of make-believe, creating moments that feel larger than life.

50. #50Voyeurism

    Keys: Watch, Secret, Hidden, Observation, Unseen, voyeurism, voyeur

    Voyeurism The allure of watching, unseen and undetected, heightens the pleasure of intimacy from a distance. There's a thrill in observing the forbidden, in catching moments of raw, unfiltered desire without becoming part of the scene itself. The voyeur enjoys the sight of passion without needing to engage, feeding off the tension.

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