Smoke

Smoke is hyperactive and often talks very fast, something she is aware of. This may be a parody to Japanese animation. She sometimes busts out a suddenly shouting trope (suddenly screams) in an insane way while she speaks. However, it has also been shown she can be quite charming.

The episode League of Evil explores her personality a bit more, revealing her interests in serenity trances (meditation, that is) and bathroom tidiness. A Bad Case of the Buglies also reveals Smoke to be, at the very least, a feminist, since she kicks Yang after he says a sexist stereotype phrase.

In Welcome to the Dark Tomorrow, after Eradicus unleashes the Dark Tomorrow, everyone's personality is changed. Smoke was also affected by this. During this time, she talked at normal speed (a bit slower), although she still sometimes busted out suddenly shouting trope. She was also portrayed as being very nice, encouraging Yang, making him lunch, lending him her sword to fight Eradicus, and explaining how to stop the Dark Tomorrow to him; however, she was still very sensitive about stereotypes, as she kicked Yang out of their house after he blurted out another stereotype phrase.

She has a brother Mirrors, who sometimes rivals with her.

Appearance: Smoke appears as a slim and slender humanoid with knee-long, lush, smooth and dark magenta hair that is bound into a pony tail with a forgetmenot-blue ribbon. She has vanilla skin, pointy ears and fangs that protrude from her mouth even when it's shut. Her eyes have magenta coloured irisses and long, accentuated lashes. Smoke dresses in a forgetmenot-blue, short-sleeve ladie's shirt with white collar; a short, bell-shaped and white skirt and knee-high, forgetmenot-blue and shimmy ladie's boots.

Smoke's appearance is a play on many popular anime shows and characters. Overall, her look seems to be a parody on Usagi Tsukino from Sailor Moon and Jessie from the Pokémon franchize: Her hairdo is unmistakenly inspired by Usagi's ponytail and Jessie's hair colour. Her hourglass figure parodies the popular (but morally questionable) "anime girl ideal" and her dresscode greatly refers to that of the school uniforms seen in countless anime shows. It is, however, unclear who or which show exactly inspired her fangs.

You were lost in the forest. Thankfully, she found you.