Ongezellig

Mymy is one of the main characters of Ongezellig. She is an adoptive sister of Maya and Coco. She has a fierce interest for Dutch history and culture, and she especially seems to like the elements of Dutch history that relate to colonialism and the Dutch East India Company (VOC). Her patriotism for the Netherlands has caused her to adopt a racist view of Belgium, perhaps due to the friendly rivalry both nations share to this day. All of her interests revolve around Dutch culture, bolstered by her patriotism towards anything Dutch.

Mymy is originally from Nagasaki, but she despises her Japanese heritage and so does everything she can to appear more Dutch, including dyeing her hair from its original colour of black to ginger and pretending to be from a Dutch place called "Japsterdam" in the province of Drenthe.

Maya is the central protagonist of Ongezellig, a Dutch student who struggles with ADD and social anxiety. She is also suspected to be autistic, as suggested by the other students and Vera's dossier. She has two adoptive sisters, Coco and Mymy.

Coco is one of the main characters of Ongezellig, and is the adoptive sister of Maya and Mymy who originates from South Africa. Despite hailing from the country originally, she was put up for adoption because her parents died. She enjoys playing the drums and is a big fan of rugby, supporting the South Africa national rugby union team, known as the "Springboks" in addition to liking the South African artist Jacobus Hendrik Pierneef. Coco is completely computer illiterate, as her texts to Maya and from her phone itself showcase that she cannot figure out how to properly use the phones keyboard for correct grammar. She also owns a flip-phone and a computer which runs Windows 98 and features the ubiquitous white and blocky design from the 80s and 90s.