Angel Rosewater is the beautiful woman Roger encounters throughout the series. Introduced as Casey Jenkins, investigator for Paradigm Power Management, then again as Patricia Lovejoy, secretary for the publisher of Paradigm Press. Angel's true identity is a mystery, her motives questionable and her allegiance to no one but herself, Not much know for her but that she was born out of the domes, and belongs to a group called "The Union" that later tries to destroy Paradigm. She has two scars running down the back of her shoulders, which make it look as though wings were there, hence her name. Angel develops a not-quite romantic relationship with Roger, seeming to be to afraid to let anyone get too close to her. ~!Angel becomes the pilot of Big Venus, a megaduce that looks much like Big O, with exception of the head and a pair a lights running down the shoulders that echo Angel's own scars. Big Venus' sole function appears to be to erase the current world and reset it, erasing even Big Fau with no effort at all.!~

Paradigm City is a place without a past. 40 years ago, something happened that wiped the memories of everyone in it. Unfortunately, the people of Paradigm City were very busy before then, making Megadueses (giant robots) and monsters. People who were born after the memory wipe are gaining/recovering memories of the past and using them to build newer threats. With the help of The Big O (a faithful giant robot), his butler Norman and the android Dorothy, Roger Smith keeps Paradigm City safe. As problems mount and more memories surface, Roger's past and Paradigm's future begin to become suspect... 

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Wendee Lee is an American voice actress and one of the most prolific and experienced American voice actors in the business. While she has done voicework for many video games, as well as several episodes in the Power Rangers franchise, she is particularly prolific in the dubbing of anime, where she has more credits than any other English anime voice actor with currently two hundred and fourteen credits.

Continuation of The Big O. 

Originally planned as a 26-episode series, low viewership in Japan reduced production to the first 13. Positive international reception resulted in a second season consisting of the remaining 13 episodes; co-produced by Cartoon Network, Sunrise, and Bandai Visual.