__Height:__ 173 cm (5'8")  

A Britannian-Eleven girl, who believes herself to be a Japanese person at heart. Before the Britannia Empire conquered Area 11, Kallen's original name was Karen Kouzuki. She comes from a prestigious family and attends the Ashford Academy where she receives outstanding grades while serving as a member of its Student Council. When away from the Academy, she fights as an anti-Britannian operative. Also, Kallen helped organize the Black Knights.   Her brother, Naoto Kouzuki, with whom she had a deep connection, was a former leader of her resistance cell before his death.  Both Kallen's stepmother, a Britannian, and biological mother live with her in the same house, but her biological mother is employed as a maid and is often mistreated by both her stepmother and Kallen herself. After her biological mother is arrested for using Refrain (a fictional drug which lets people think they're reliving the past), Kallen changes her views and decides to fight against the Britannian Empire not only for her brother, but to fulfill her new wish for a world in which she can live happily with her biological mother.  Frail and meek, this aspect of Kallen's character was used as a public front to mask her true nature as well as hide her involvement in the resistance.  Kallen leads a double life as a normal Britannian student and as a member of a guerrilla resistance group against Britannia, which is later reformed into the Order of the Black Knights by Lelouch Lamperouge. In school, she portrays herself as a weak-bodied high school student who obeys all of the formalities, and goes by her Britannian name of Stadtfeld. However, her personality changes in to a very strong-willed and forceful one when she acts as a resistance fighter.  As a running gag, Kallen ends up nude or immodestly dressed in front of other people on numerous occasions: Lelouch sees her naked after she pulls back a shower curtain in surprise in the third episode, Suzaku sees her bathing under a waterfall when they are stranded on Kaminejima, she is forced to dress in an immodest bunny costume at the start of the second season (to plant a tracking device on Lelouch), and she walks in on a meeting between C.C. and the Chinese ambassadors wearing only a towel when intending to complain about the previous situation to C.C. (claiming that the operation would've gone faster if C.C. was wearing the outfit).

A budding mangaka (manga artist), Mikan often has a tangerine on her head(same goes for the rest of her relatives, even her pet Scottish fold cat) and is a very good friend of Kanata and Miyu, both of whom she often helps out and who have also helped her once with her manga. She has a handsome young brother, Mizuki Yamamura, who was the inspiration of one of the characters in her manga, and often helps her out. Mikan is often panicking because of her deadline and often comes to Kanata&#039;s house for consolation, having a few close calls to finding out Miyu and Kanata&#039;s secret. Mizuki pointed out that Mikan never gave up on her dream on becoming a manga artist, despite her father&#039;s wishes on her becoming a baker. So far, Mikan has shown to be a quite popular with her career. Although Mikan looks plain, stressed, even comical most of the time, she is actually very good-looking when with makeup or when she&#039;s relaxed. Her name is a play on that of the manga&#039;s author, Mika Kawamura. Interestingly, Mikan means &quot; Tangerine&quot; and Yama means &quot;mountain&quot; although the word Yamabuki means &quot; orange-yellow&quot;.    Source: Wikipedia

Naomi is a former "first rate" FBI agent who is engaged to [Raye Penber](https://anilist.co/character/7044). She is very intelligent, however she often lets her feelings get in the way of her investigative abilities.

Naomi is notable for having worked alongside [L Lawlet](https://anilist.co/character/71) in the past to solve the Los Angeles BB Serial Murder case, which was what initally helped launch Naomi's reputation within the FBI. Misora later left the FBI and became the fianc&eacute;e of Penber. Misora and Penber plan to marry, move to the United States, and raise a family.  

~!After Raye's abrupt death, she decides to search for his killer. She suspects that Kira was the last suspect Raye had followed and believes that Kira can kill people with methods other than heart attacks.!~

A 13-year-old cat-girl, pet and childhood friend of Van. She is jealous of Van's increasingly close relationship with Hitomi, but eventually comes to accept Hitomi; and becomes a loyal friend to her.   An orphan, she has since devotedly followed Van since she was picked up by the Fanelian courts. She never hesitates to protect Van at all costs (the twins Eriya and Naria spared Van's life once when Merle hauled herself in front of him, seeing their past selves reflected on her).   (Source: Wikipedia) 

The antithesis to the "dumb blonde" stereotype, Urumi Kanzaki is a prodigy with an IQ over 200. She is also a heterochromatic, possessing different colored eyes: one brown and one blue. However, she is psychologically disturbed, having her fair share of hate toward teachers. Her genius is displayed repeatedly by such abstract actions as the detonation of time bombs (i.e. firecrackers in disposable boxes) and making a harmless snake look like a cobra using paper cutouts. Her intellect is also shown through actions, such as shouting curse words in French and being able to speak fluent Mandarin. On the trip in Okinawa, Toshito Kikuchi noted that she can speak 5 languages.    ~!Her hatred for teachers stems from her time in elementary school. Urumi's teacher, Ms. Fujimori, while initially welcoming and receptive, wasn't able to handle her intellect properly, since she went to a second-rate college, and it was her first year teaching. Urumi's constant requests for the teacher's time, both inside and outside of school, as well as the fact that the lessons she wanted to learn from the teacher included extremely advanced, college-level subjects (such as differential calculus) eventually made the teacher snap. When Urumi interrupted Ms. Fujimori's lecture to correct her in front of the whole class, the teacher then told Urumi's secret to her class. While it isn't stated explicitly, it can be deduced that her intelligence is derived from her biological father, when Urumi tells Eikichi Onizuka that her mother had selected a sperm-donor, based on his intellect and nothing more. It is even suggested that her mother took the sperm from an American scientific genius (this information can be gleaned from a scene where Urumi and her mother visited some friends in the United States, and Urumi was led into a dark storage room by a doctor, who explains to her that her father is actually just a bottle of donated sperm); this also explains Urumi's natural, blond hair. Naturally, this caused a great deal of psychological trauma to Urumi, and quite an understandable hatred of teachers. It is still unclear what happened to Ms. Fujimori, as her last appearances in the storyline was begging Onizuka to help Urumi before something terrible happens to her.   She is later found by Miyabi in a small apartment, and hired to torture Onizuka. Formerly a student at Holy Forest for a while, but stopped attending regularly after some time, she begins almost immediately, as she frames him for lechery and sends him to jail overnight, only to appear in class and on his homeroom roster the morning after. Onizuka's frustration with her vastly increases, when Vice-Principal Uchiyamada strictly advises him that he cannot inflict physical harm on her due, to her educational potential. Urumi is eventually able to turn Onizuka into her slave (more-or-less, her "genie") by threatening to have him arrested, after she fakes her death when he accidentally pushes her off a building.   However, all this changes when she encounters her Ms. Fujimori again, awakening her deepest hatred and causing her to direct her wrath at the student body. Onizuka responds by bringing his biker gang to school and "kidnaps" her from class. He is finally able to get through to her by almost killing the two of them by jumping over - and nearly falling into - a gap at a suspension bridge, despite her attempts to convince him that she is not afraid of anything, including death. Onizuka makes her see past her trauma, however bad, just isn't worth messing up the present with (in the manga, he does this by having his biker friends share their life experiences with her). Inspired, she allies with Onizuka, and helps with his troubles.   Despite her switch in allegiance, Urumi continues her feud with Miyabi, until Miyabi reveals her origins to the student body. Urumi retaliates by setting up a web page, where she promises to post pictures of Miyabi in her bathroom (Urumi had earlier placed a hidden camera), after a countdown timer reaches zero. However, the site reveals only a single photograph of Urumi, Miyabi, and Tomoko Nomura during their younger years. Urumi never had any intention of ruining Miyabi; she just wanted to scare her. Urumi attempts suicide at an indoor skiing arena by freezing to death, but Onizuka rescues her. It is after this incident that Urumi considers Onizuka to be her "favorite".   She grows extremely infatuated with Onizuka, to the point of wanting to elope with Onizuka. Urumi takes a more stereotypical role of a character that prefers the use of violence, in response to jealousy - she is often seen beating Onizuka mercilessly every time he tries to fulfill his pervertednes. Urumi states Onizuka should wait for her hormones to start kicking in, because she's sure that she would have a bouncing body by then. Like Noboru Yoshikawa, her loyalty to Onizuka is extremely strong, to the point that she would consider suicide, if he were to leave, knowing that her own life is worthless without him around. !~ (Source: Wikipedia) 

Kazuya receives May, a hand sized 1/6th scale cyberdoll, in a package from Cyberdyne Co. (not to be confused with The Terminator's robotic company, Cyberdyne Systems) because of an accidental order which happened as a result of a revenge tactic planted in a CD from his rival, Nanbara. A cyberdoll, May was never paid for by Kazuya. Cyberdolls can control traffic lights and simple electronics and connect to personal computers via what may or may not be USB cables. She later becomes a human-sized 17-year-old version. Her personality is innocent, and at times childish and naive, though she also shows surprising insight and is always able to cheer Kazuya up. Unlike the other Cyberdolls, May's Maid Program had evolved, making her more human and resistant to the retro-cybervirus that threatened the other Cyberdolls. She shows strong feelings of affection toward Kazuya and is often competing with Kasumi. In the last episode it has also been stated that she can give birth.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

The youngest of the three Miyazawa daughters, Kano is known for her shōjo manga and novel obsessions. She uses the knowledge from her love stories to help out Yukino when she is in a psychological pinch. ~!Later, she becomes an editor of her favorite author, Aya Sawada, one of Yukino's high school friends.!~

She is a scheming freelance writer (and is conspicuous in her lack of writing). A model example of a parasite single, Kitsune lives to enjoy the easy life, and frequently scams others by any means possible. She is frequently drunk, and bottles can be found hidden all over her room. Her greatest joy seems to be teasing Keitaro, even though she clearly cares for him. She is a school friend of Naru and tries her best (or worst) to make Keitaro and Naru get married. In order to maintain her finances, she often bets on horse races. In the anime, Kitsune speaks with an Osaka accent, which seems to imply a connection between her sly, money-minded personality and a common stereotype about people who hail from that region.

A 1st year and another new member of the Magic Club. Akane is a spoiled rich girl who often misses going to club meetings in order to go on dates with boyfriends. She seems to be a natural at using magic, and it comes very easily to her (such is her inant skill that she is able to make makeshift wands out of rudimentary objects, though they are rather primative and weak compared to her regular wand), though it can&#039;t be said the same for her flying.     Akane often uses magic for selfish reasons against what Takakura has taught, which causes Sae to lecture her in several instances. In a cute touch, anything affected soley by her magic spins before the spell&#039;s true effect come to pass, something which she has no control over. In the TV series, Akane works as a model and appears in clothing advertisements throughout the city. Her mother is a famous actress.

A thirteen-year-old apprentice witch, leaving her home village to spend a year on her own. She has no visible magical abilities other than communicating with her cat and broom-flying (at which she is still a novice). She is excitable, innocent, and by turns eager and shy. Some of the earlier concept drawings of Kiki closely resembled the original longer hair illustrations by Akiko Hayashi. It was eventually decided to cut her hair short due to the extra difficulty for animators.

An artist in her late teens, who lives -- during the summer, at least -- in a one-room cabin in a wooded area outside of Koriko. She acts as an older sister to Kiki, explaining Kiki's temporary inability to fly in terms of artist's block, and telling her that gifts -- whether the ability to paint, to be a witch, or to bake bread -- must be used, not rejected.

Frau is another of Amuro&#039;s best friends. She lives with her parents and she also likes to take care of people in need. After losing her parents in Side 7&#039;s attack, Frau retreats to the White Base with a group of kids (Katz, Letz, and Kikka). She then becomes some what of a surrogate mother to the kids since they lost their parents.       ~!After the One Year War, Frau marries Hayato and adopts the kids for her own. She helps Amuro escape form the clutches of the Titans, to retreat to the Karaba forces.!~

Although her name is often transliterated as &quot;Reira&quot;, her actual name is &quot;Layla&quot;, after Eric Clapton&#039;s famous song of the same name. She is half-American, half-Japanese, and is the lead singer of Trapnest. She also penned some of their songs.    Layla&#039;s friendship with her band comes all the way back to her elementary school days, starting with Takumi Ichinose. The two met when Layla and her mother moved to Japan. Often criticized by the neighborhood because of her then-vague understanding of the Japanese language, Takumi was asked to befriend her. The two stuck together throughout their childhood, mostly teaching each other about their first language - Reira learned more about Japanese, while Takumi learned more about English. 

Yukari is the heroine of the story, a high school student who is tired of the meaningless and repetitive life that has been forced upon her by her uptight mother. She eventually models for Paradise Kiss after being "kidnapped" by Isabella and whisked away to Paradise Kiss' "atelier". She is often referred to, inexplicably, as "Caroline" by Miwako.  Yukari begins the series as a pretty faced, yet rather unattractive in personality, high school senior that studies dutifully for university entrance exams. When she meets the ParaKiss crew, she begins to discover new depth to her personality and life. 

Quon Kisaragi is a mysterious young girl who speaks the first words of the TV series and is shown meeting Ayato in episode 4. Her standard expression of surprise or agreement is &quot;Ra-ra&quot; (or &quot;La-la&quot;) and most of her dialogue is cryptic and musically themed. She and Ayato do not connect romantically, but she displays a level of both physical and interpersonal comfort and intimacy with Ayato that is unmatched by any of the other characters, even Haruka. She is also one of the few people who never treats Ayato as a curiosity or an annoyance, and she seems to have an understanding of his situation and what his eventual role is, calling him &quot;Ollin&quot; (&quot;motion&quot; in Nahua).    Like Ayato, she has the marks of a potential instrumentalist. She and Ayato are both shown undergoing examinations, and while outside of her home she wears a vest-like device called a Life Module. Quon is skilled in playing both the violin and piano. She also is portrayed as curious about music that other people listen to on headphones, often taking them off to listen to the music.

Washu Hakubi, the greatest scientific genius in the universe, is a key character in the Tenchi Muyo! metaseries. 

In the Tenchi Muyo OVA Washu is one of the Chousin; three sister goddesses who created the multiverse, the other two being, Tsunami and Tokimi

In the Magical Girl Pretty Sammy OVA, she is an Earth child prodigy known as Washu Kobayashi. Graduating from M.I.T. at eleven years old, she became the high school science teacher at Raioh Academy.

In Magical Project S, Washu Fitzgerald Kobayashi is an American and. She is a teacher at Sasami school and the first human to be fully aware of Sasami's secret identity as Pretty Sammy and only moved in next door to Sasami's house to keep an eye on Sasami and analyze her magic for research purposes. 

Amelia is a female magician and the princess of the kingdom of Saillune. She is a fighter of justice and her only desire is to fight and defeat evil.  She is a bit naive and clumsy, and has a foible for holding weird and dramatic speeches before fighting an enemy.

A treasure hunter who loves jewels, especially the Chaos Emeralds. Due to this, she has found herself fighting against both [Sonic](https://anilist.co/character/2882)'s team and [Eggman](https://anilist.co/character/6672)'s team, though she tends to side with Sonic most of the time. Her treasure hunting ways have made her a rival to [Knuckles](https://anilist.co/character/6378), guardian of the Chaos Emeralds. Though confident in her abilities (and a skilled fighter), she knows when to escape, and also knows that fighting is not always the answer.

A child who was partially cyberized by MJ-12. A psychic amplifier was implanted in his brain that enables him to use psychokinetic powers. He is feared in the organization for his deadly abilities, though if he stresses these powers too much, it causes painful backlashes.

**Height:** 158 cm (5'2") 
**Occupation:** Student (grade 10-11), Ultra Director, Ultra Detective, Brigade Chief and Founder

Haruhi Suzumiya is the founding member of the SOS Brigade with the purpose of finding aliens, time travelers and espers. She is incredibly eccentric and usually anti-social, with no interest in "ordinary" humans.

Kind and upbeat, Sakura is the princess of the Kingdom of Clow and Syaoran's childhood friend. She had her memories spread in the form of feathers across multiple worlds and dimensions.

~!Moments before her death in Nihon Country, Sakura reveals to Syaoran that she's not "his Sakura" and that she is only a clone of the original Sakura.!~

Queen Serenity was the queen of the Moon Kingdom during the Silver Millennium and the mother of Princess Serenity. She sacrificed her life by using the Silver Crystal to send the court of the Silver Millennium, including the spirits of her daughter, the Solar System Senshi, and her daughter's lover Prince Endymion, into the future to be reborn on Earth.
She described herself as being the incarnation of the Moon goddess Selene
(Source: WikiMoon)

 __Grade__: 4th - 6th  
__Height__: 138 cm - 143 cm 
__Family__: [Fujitaka Kinomoto](https://anilist.co/character/3614/Fujitaka-Kinomoto) (Father), [Nadeshiko Kinomoto](https://anilist.co/character/3615/Nadeshiko-Kinomoto) (Mother), [Touya Kinomoto](https://anilist.co/character/3076/Touya-Kinomoto) (Brother)  

Sakura is an extremely energetic and cheerful character. She is very athletic, being a member of her school's cheerleading squad and an excellent runner. She loves Physical Education and Music, but she really dislikes Math. Her "invincible spell," "Everything will surely be all right" (「絶対大丈夫だよ」, "Zettai daijoubu da yo"), has carried her through innumerable trials and obstacles as she masters her magical skills. She often comes across as naive, clumsy, and clueless, but she is perceptive, sweet and loyal. She has a best friend named Tomoyo and is often recorded by her in action. She is cute and caring and has a big brother that is a chick magnet. She has a pretty normal life, except that she is the Cardcaptor, responsible for collecting all the Clow Cards, and also knows a magical "Beast of the Seal" named Kero who loves sweets.

Her favorite colors are pink and white, and her favorite flower the cherry blossom (sakura). She's really good at cooking pancakes, but her favorite dishes are ebi fry, fried rice with eggs, and noodles. Sakura can't stand konnyaku.



Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki:    In the original series, Sasami and her sister Ayeka are the daughters of Emperor Masaki Azusa Jurai and the second of his two wives, second Empress Masaki Misaki Jurai. On her mother&#039;s side, Sasami&#039;s grandmother is Seto Kamiki Jurai and her grandfather is Utsutsumi Kamiki; on her father&#039;s side, Sasami&#039;s grandmother is Masaki Amame of Jurai and her grandfather is Yotsuga Kazuki. Sasami has a half-brother called Yosho Masaki Jurai - son of Emperor Azusa and his first wife, Funaho. Shortly into the series, Sasami and Ayeka take to living on Earth with Tenchi&#039;s family (Tenchi, his father Nobuyuki, and his mother&#039;s father Yosho, now named Katsuhito Masaki), along with the catlike creature Ryo-Ohki and three other women staying in the house. Sasami arrived on Earth by &#039;accident&#039;, stowing away on her sisters ship when she went looking for Yosho. She quickly became close friends with Ryo-Ohki and even Ryoko, despite that Ryoko held a blade to Sasami&#039;s throat almost as soon as they met.    Sasami holds a dark secret within her past. Seven hundred years ago, during the attack on Jurai by Ryoko, Sasami was playing around in the Royal Arboretum and took a very dangerous fall, and as a result was mortally injured, and she believed that she died that day, that she was now a copy of the &#039;real&#039; Sasami. The truth is that Sasami survived her injuries when Tsunami-kami-sama, in the form of Tsunami-no-ki, assimilated her. Tsunami-no-ki absorbed and re-created Sasami&#039;s body in order to heal her... and merged her spirit with Sasami&#039;s. In effect, they are now one being with two souls, and as they grow older their spirits will merge. This may account for her personality in this series. This also grants Sasami several powers that she does not possess in any other series. She now commands the most powerful ship in existence - Tsunami-fune - and can summon it from sub-space at will. Through her link to Tsunami-kami-sama she is linked to every Juraian Ship and their owners, and can sense their location and status. She also has precognitive abilities, but unfortunately these manifest as horrible, disturbing and sometimes even bloody nightmares.    Sasami hid her secret from those around her - including herself - because her greatest fear was that she would be rejected by those she loved. When it was finally revealed, though, Ayeka said she didn&#039;t care about it and still loved Sasami just the way she was; Tenchi, Yosho and the other girls also accepted the fact.    It should also be noted that, if needed, Sasami is an accomplished combatant, most likely taught by her mother, who is the Supreme Commander of the Royal Bodyguard, and enhanced by the link with Tsunami-no-ki, easily defeating Mashisu Makibi, who was a trained Galaxy Police officer. One of the cherry-like hair bands she wears is capable of becoming a battle staff.

Galaxy Space Mihoshi Special:    In this one-off episode - written as a &#039;pilot&#039; for both Tenchi Universe and Pretty Sammy - Sasami appears as herself, possibly her OAV version, but in the story told her name and image is used for the role of a Galaxy Police cadet, and has a secret identity as Pretty Sammy, along with her pet Ryo-Ohki. She is also known as the best tea maker in the GXP.

Tenchi Universe:    In the first TV series Sasami is still Ayeka&#039;s sister and princess of Jurai, but there is no mention of her parents, and Yosho (along with his grandson Tenchi) appears to be only a distant relative. Tsunami does not appear in this series, so Sasami has no alter-ego (other than Pretty Sammy). Sasami is still an accomplished cook. She has a much more happy, innocent outlook on life and does not use any special powers. She does - or did - own her own ship, but it was soon destroyed, stranding her on Earth. She is an expert games player, especially fighting games, and takes the revived Azaka as her pupil. During the three part special episodes &#039;Time and Space Adventures&#039;, which seem to be homages to various genres or specific shows/films, Sasami is usually side-lined away from the main story, except of course in her own in which she once again plays the role of &#039;Pretty Sammy&#039;. It is worth noting that even in her own story she starts off as a background character, only taking center stage once she has transformed.

Tenchi Muyo! in Love 1 &amp; 2:    These two movies are set in the Universe continuity and Sasami&#039;s personality remains the same. A manga companion to the second movie,

Tenchi Muyo! in Love 2: Eternal Memory, shows what was supposedly happening to Sasami &#039;off-screen&#039; and introduces Tsunami-kami-sama to the Universe continuity, but it is unknown if this is an official account to be considered as taking place in the same continuity as the movie. The manga implies that Sasami &amp; Tenchi will one day have a child named Izumi, but Sasami will die soon after her birth. However, according to Sasami&#039;s narration, that was only one possible future. With every choice they make they can change their fate. It&#039;s also told that Tenchi might not choose Sasami but she&#039;ll still care for Tenchi the same as always.

Tenchi in Tokyo:    As with most of the characters, Sasami&#039;s personality became much louder than before. Her moods are more erratic, given to bouts of juvenile anger and sulking. She becomes friends with Yugi, before learning Yugi&#039;s true nature, but remains her friend until the end of the series. Ryo-Ohki is also her pet in this series.

A quiet bookworm in Usagi's class called Amy in the English adaptations of the series. She is hugely intelligent, with an IQ of 300, and can transform into Sailor Mercury, acquiring power over water. Ami's shy exterior masks a passion for knowledge and for taking care of the people around her. She hopes to be a doctor one day, like her mother and tends to be the practical one in the group. Secretly, she is also a fan of pop culture and romance novels and becomes embarrassed whenever this is pointed out.   


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