Orihime

Orihime Inoue is a baker and a housewife from Karakura Town with the unique ability to use magic, unlike most other full-blooded humans, an unusual and unclassifiable ability that allows her to manifest six spiritual beings; with these beings, she can create barriers that perform different tasks, including shielding, undoing injuries and cutting things in half. Among her group of friends, Orihime is the least capable in a fight and mostly stays on the sidelines as a healer or stays on defense. And even then, her lack of willingness to cause harm makes her vulnerable. She tends to zone out with her mouth open and loses track of what she was thinking or dreaming about. She has an over-active imagination and gets carried away thinking of implausible, but creative, scenarios. Orihime is actually very well-read and intelligent, consistently scoring among the best grades in her school, but is also dorky, clumsy and airheaded. Orihime enjoys eating quite a bit, and while a lot of her recipes and preferences are... unusual and questionable at best, she has become a very competent baker in her own right, working part-time at a bakery to help support her family. She has an odd way of combining ingredients and food items which prevents anyone from wanting to try her meals. Her food is actually quite tasty, but very few people know this because they're too scared to try her crazy recipes. In spite of her occasional airheadedness, Orihime has demonstrated that she is perceptive when it comes to people's mental and emotional state. Friendliness and love are Orihime's defining traits, but she also proves to be a bit odd on more than a few occasions, like answering a questionnaire about how she sees herself in the future by drawing herself as a giant killer robot, combining incompatible ingredients in her meals, and creating equally bizarre sports like a combination of baseball and soccer. While pretty physically impressive for a human, Orihime is something of a clumsy woman, a kind of absent minded ditziness that tends to accidentally get herself hurt.