Creator of the FRANXX used to fight Klaxosaurs.

The distant future: Humanity established the mobile fort city, Plantation, upon the ruined wasteland. Within the city were pilot quarters, Mistilteinn, otherwise known as the “Birdcage.” That is where the children live... Their only mission in life was the fight. Their enemies are the mysterious giant organisms known as Kyoryu. The children operate robots known as FRANXX in order to face these still unseen enemies. Among them was a boy who was once called a child prodigy: Code number 016, Hiro. One day, a mysterious girl called Zero Two appears in front of Hiro. “I’ve found you, my Darling.”
 
(Source: Crunchyroll)

Born: Commerce, Texas
Height: 5' 8"

Talent Agency:  [Mary Collins](http://www.marycollins.com/kent-williams)

__Hometown:__ Bad Köstritz, Germany

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Isaac Bardavid was a Brazilian voice actor.

A Mexican voice actor. He was known for being the Latin American Spanish voice of Willy Tanner in *ALF*.

In a devastated post-apocalyptic future, Earth is a ruinous wasteland. Humanity’s only remaining strongholds are mobile fortress cities called Plantations. Massive beasts known as klaxosaurs, the planet’s new apex predators, have pushed mankind to the edge of extinction, and within the walls of the Plantations, things are no less dire. Humans no longer love or reproduce–adults live on in sterile immortality while children are regarded as nothing more than parasites, artificially created to pair up and pilot the Plantations’ giant defense robots known as Franxx. Former child whiz kid Hiro fails out of the piloting program after falling out of sync with his co-pilot, and a fateful decision to skip his group’s graduation ceremony puts him on a collision course with a horned girl known as Zero Two, whose co-pilots always end up dead. She claims Hiro as her “darling,” but what can that word even mean in such a loveless world?
 
(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Official 4-koma manga adaptation based on the anime series written by mato and serialized in Shounen Jump+. It features chibi versions of the characters and retells the story in a caricaturing way.
 
Note: For every episode of DARLING in the FRANXX, there are 3 chapters/pages illustrating the events of the episode, with the exception of the final episode, which had 4 chapters.

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