Lain&#039;s classmate and her only true friend throughout the series, Alice is a devoted confident and has a simple, sincere personality. She is the first to attempt to help Lain socialize by taking her to a nightclub, and from this point always tries to protect and take care of her. Alice is introduced as the shyest part of a junior high school trio, but her character development shows a fearless dedication to her friends.

Alice's name, along with her friends Juri and Reika, were taken by [Chiaki Konaka](https://anilist.co/staff/101160/) from his previous work, [*Alice in Cyberland*](https://anilist.co/anime/5330/). Both characters also share the same voice actress by request.

A good-hearted girl, who drives a Lotus Europa Special.

Kaori is a young aspiring singer who just had her first major appearance.

Juri Katou, is a fictional character from the Digimon Tamers series. Usually shown with her sock puppet early on in the series, Juri is a cheerful and sweet person who is always there to encourage her friends. It is made clear that Takato Matsuda has a crush on her.

Lily (Japanese: ボタン Botan) is one of Misty&#039;s sisters, along with Daisy and Violet. She&#039;s the third oldest of the four sisters.    She made her debut appearance in The Water Flowers of Cerulean City along with Misty&#039;s other sisters. She is also one of the three temporary Leaders of Cerulean Gym. Both she and Violet tend to tease Misty more than Daisy does, and she also plays boyish roles in their water shows whereas Violet plays the more girlish ones.    She made many more appearances along with Daisy and Violet in future episodes as well as in the Pok&eacute;mon Chronicles.

A person from the past who appears when Akari is visiting a bridge. Acts the same as Akari and may be regarded as an alternate of her. It&#039;s hinted in the anime that she&#039;s a teacher of sorts.    Akiko is an anime-only character, and does not show up in the manga.

After her parents' death, she was adopted by [Suzusaki](https://anilist.co/character/18874).

Noriko stopped going to school for a bit due to her "illness" A.K.A. libido. When the boys came by to check and helped cure her illness, she gave them a warm welcome. Her illness, however, kept coming back so the boys returned and took turns "curing" her.

The D-Reaper, also known as the "True Enemy", is a digital lifeform which appears as the central antagonist in Digimon Tamers. It is referred to as "Matador" (Por: Killer) in Brazilian Digimon Tamers materials.

Unlike most inhabitants of the Digital World in Tamers, it is not a Digimon; while Digimon descend from the virtual wildlife system created by the "Monster Makers", the D-Reaper was allegedly created in the late 1970s by the United States Department of Defense, as an antiviral program for the "Creeper" virus. It is possible it is only a descendant of this program, though, which was then known as the "Reaper", and other theories place its origin with the security program used by the United States Department of National Security in the 1980s for their "ECHELON" project. The D-Reaper's only purpose is to purge the Digital World once the number of lifeforms within it surpasses a certain number, and it pursues this goal with deadly efficiency.

Height: 150 cm

She's a voice actress affiliated with 81 Produce.

[Profile](https://www.81produce.co.jp/actor_search/index.php/item?id=151)

Youko Asada

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