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An accomplished and seasoned performer. She is a stubborn character and plays an antagonist-like role in the beginning of the story, but eventually befriends Sora. Layla is the daughter of Mr. Hamilton, a wealthy hotel chain owner; he would prefer Layla to be an actress and frequently tries to push her into doing so.

Layla loves Kaleido Stage because she clearly remembers how much the shows made her father and now-deceased mother smile.

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.   


Kikuko is a Ghost-type Trainer and the third and oldest member of the Indigo Elite Four.

Kikuko is confident in battle and always looks forward to challenging a strong Trainer. In her match against Satoshi, she bade her time to observe Pikachu's movements before having her Gangar attack. Over time, she has developed an array of strategies to counter an opponent.

(Source: Bulbapedia)

Nurse Joy is a recurring character in every Pokemon series released.   There are multiple Nurse Joys in every town, city and region. They all look the same, have the same voice and personalities. There have been numerous speculations as to why all the Joys look alike, though it seems they are all related in some way.   However, there have been instances in which a Nurse Joy has been known to have a different personality and appearance (such as the aggressive sun-tanned Nurse Joy of the Orange Islands). Brock has an ability to tell each Joy apart based on minute details in their differences.   Each Joy works in the field of medicine, loves Pokemon and is extremely patient and caring. They are the heads of their respective Pokemon Centres.   A Nurse Joy's Pokemon choices are predominantly Chansey and Blissey: nurturing Pokemon that aid in the Pokemon Centres.

Blair Flannigan, known in Japan as Rei Saotome (早乙女レイ, Saotome Rei), is an underage student who also happens to be the only girl in the Slifer Red dorm. Initially a minor character appearing in a stand-alone episode during the first season, Blair joins the central cast at the beginning of the third after proving her worth as a duelist.    She is yet to make an appearance in the manga.    At her debut, Blair played a &quot;Maiden in Love&quot; deck; however when she returns she plays an &quot;Egg&quot; deck.    Source: Yu-Gi-Oh! Wikia

Yubel is the primary antagonist of the third season of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. An evil Duel Monster whose card was in Judai's possession when he was a little kid, Yubel is deranged and manipulative, mainly aligning themself with others to accomplish their goals.     ~!They first act through Professor Cobra and Martin, being supposedly defeated by Judai and his new ally, Johan, after showing themself. However, behind the scenes they orchestrate the events that led to Judai's descent into darkness and later returns as the final antagonist of the season, using the power of the "Super Polymerization" card to unite all twelve Duel Spirit dimensions together and reign over them with Judai at their side.   At the end of the season 3, we learn that Yubel was the guardian of Judai, who promised to love them forever. !~

Attribute user: Unknown 
Guardian Bakugan: Unknown ~! (Alpha Hydranoid)!~
She is vital to the team, and as the oldest, she has a deep knowledge of battle techniques. She is also the granddaughter of the man named Dr. Michael Gehabich. Alice Gehabich is one of the main characters in the anime Bakugan Battle Brawlers. She along with Shun will probally be the only main adult brawlers in Mechtanium Surge.     Alice was born and raised in Moscow, Russia. She used to live alone in a small house until her grandfather came for her. She went back to living there when he disappeared. ~!She also has an aunt and uncle whom she lived with during her period of hiding from the Brawlers. !~ It is presumed her parents have died so she is home educated by her grandfather due to no schools accessible near her house area. She is closest to Runo and frequently worries about Dan and Shun. She can be quite gullible due to her being over trusting of others, ~!shown when she was tricked by Lync.!~ Alice is a natural beauty, but she is not as concerned about her appearance as Julie. Alice is very polite, often doing errands for others, and rarely chooses to bother others with her problems unless they ask her or it is of the upmost importance to the task at hand for them.     She has always been afraid to play Bakugan, although she knows all the rules, it might be because she always underestimates herself and because she is afraid of losing, which sometimes makes her feel useless. Instead, Alice just gives advice and strategy to the other members of the group. She is pretty good with strategy and knows which abilities and Bakugan to use at a certain time. While some find this to be a nuisance, her advice has actually helped the Brawlers a great deal. ~!Although she plays now, she still struggles with her past history and in both of her losses these feelings somehow contributed to the battle. It is shown that she had grown a little more confident after her battle with Shadow.!~ Alice is seen as one of the most mature of in the group, the other being Shun, considering they both are the oldest. She hates causing trouble for her friends, and also dislikes it when Dan and Runo fight, because she wants the group to stay together. She can &quot;read&quot; the others&#039; emotions, as shown in episode 28, when she was able to sense that something is wrong with Shun and after he said &quot;No, nothing.&quot;, she insisted him to tell them because she knew that he was lying. She seems to like Shun in the first series but it was never proven though. She was one of the people who were suspected to be a spy for Masquerade along with Joe and Shun, but she was able to clear her name by helping Runo and Dan in a battle. 
~! Later, when Julie apologized to Shun about mistaking his grandfather for Hal-G and Dan blamed him about not telling them that he was in town, Alice was the first one to defend Shun.!~
~! She is ranked number 2. The only problem is that she doesn&#039;t like fighting. Alice&#039;s Guardian Bakugan is Alpha Hydranoid. She is also known to have fought Klaus with his Bakugan such as a Ventus Bee Striker, Subterra Mantris, and Darkus Centipoid (which she was afraid to use). Michael Gehabich&#039;s lab in Russia has been the suspect of being uneasy of the group&#039;s Guardian Bakugan. In the lab, they learned through a video recording that he has been working with cross-dimension research to Vestroia. They also saw another video where they learned, much to their shock, that Michael transformed into a monster, Hal-G. With this, Alice became extremely worried about her grandfather, and hoped to save him. She was very happy when her grandfather was freed from Naga&#039;s control.!~

Masha (マシャ Masha?) is a robot created by Ryou to detect chimera animas and mew aqua. Originally called by her model number of R2000, Ichigo renames her &quot;Masha&quot; after her crush Masaya. Masha likes the new name and likes being with Ichigo. After the aliens are defeated, Masha chooses to stay with Ichigo when Ichigo goes to London with Masaya. In addition to detecting the chimera animas, Masha eats the jelly-fish like parasites that come out of the victims after the Mew Mews defeat them. When the Mew Mews defeat a Chimera Anima, Masha eats the jellyfish-like parasites that come out of the infected animals, plants, and humans. She can also merge with mew aqua found by the Mew Mews to transform into the Mew Aqua Rod, allowing the Mew Mew to perform the Ribbon Aqua Drops healing attack. Masha does not have the capability for high level speech, primarily saying &quot;pi&quot; and &quot;tweet.&quot; She is occasionally shown saying regular words, with the most advanced being seen in Tokyo Mew Mew a la Mode where she says &quot;Masha is going with Ichigo!&quot;    Masha is the only character in the series to also appear in Mia Ikumi&#039;s short story, Tokyo Black Cat Girl, which would eventually become Tokyo Mew Mew. Though Masha has the same name and general appearance in both series, in Tokyo Black Cat Girl he is a very different character. Instead of being a robot, Masha is an intergalactic police officer who partners with Princess Azumi to defeat alien parasites called the Baku. He is male instead of female, has the ability to change disguise himself as a cell phone mascot, can speak in complete sentences, and is capable of fighting the Baku in small numbers.    In the Tokyo Mew Mew anime adaptation, Masha is changed to a male character. He is capable of speaking in short sentences and he is shown trying to help the Mew Mews when they fight. In the original Japanese series, he is voiced by is Junko Noda. In the Mew Mew Power English adaptation, his name is changed to Mini-Mew and he is voiced by Tom Wayland.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Cheerful, and good humoured, Kohran is mechanically inclined and loves to work with the kobu. She works as the stage manager of the Hanagumi. A running joke in the series is that Kohran&#039;s inventions are rather accident-prone, often backfiring or blowing up in her face. She sometimes uses Ogami to test her inventions, with predictably hilarious results. Despite her cheerful attitude, she also has a serious side regarding her past; a bandit raid killed her parents and was said to be the only survivor during the village fire. She idolizes the creator of the Kobu... but does not know that he&#039;s with the enemy.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Mana is a childhood friend of Atem and Mahad and studies magic under Mahad as his apprentice. She is a light-hearted, open, playful and caring girl, who shares a deep bond between her master and Atem.  Mana is a young magician in training at the Dawn of the Duel arc's beginning who serves the priest Mahad. In the Manga she first appeared before Mahad after hiding in the pots outside of the palace. Mahad sensed her there and told her to come out. After popping out of the pot, she exclaimed how she'd do her training later and Mahad responded by telling her she'd never become a sorcerer that way. After Mahad's death, she swears to become a great magician and eventually is able to summon her own Ka, the "Dark Magician Girl".  Later when Yugi's gang discovers her, Yugi explains about the card game back home commenting on her reference to Dark Magician Girl. Mana later helps them to defeat Zorc. She is one of the only two people in the Millennium world who could see Yugi and his friends.  A single panel in the manga shows that she inherited the Millennium Ring after Zorc was defeated.

In the original Japanese version, Casey speaks with a Kansai dialect, which would suggest that she is from the Pok&eacute;mon world&#039;s equivalent of Osaka, Goldenrod City. Adding to this is Casey&#039;s love of the Electabuzz baseball team, an analogue to the real world Osaka baseball team, the Hanshin Tigers. Not only is there a similarity in both Electabuzz and tigers being striped animals, but the Hanshin Tigers are known for having a very loyal fanbase.     Casey has been compared to Ash in his early days of Pok&eacute;mon training. However, they have different styles of training, and different tastes in Pok&eacute;mon.

A baby seal that Sora picked up one day. He is capable of doing many tricks and starts performing at Kaleido Stage.

During the second season, Jonathan becomes close to Marion and refuses to perform with anyone else. She is his primary caretaker, and even seems to be able to understand what he is saying.

Jonathan's real birthday is unknown, but June 29th is the day that Sora took him in, so it is considered his birthday.

Milo's twin sibling. The two are the youngest performers of the traveling circus camp that Sora visits.

Officer Jenny is not a single entity. Rather, there are many Jennys working as police officers across the various regions of the Pokémon world.  Generally, Officer Jennies are brave and determined, but mostly ineffective in their police duties. They fight against the likes of Team Rocket, Team Magma, Team Aqua and Team Galactic - among other miscellaneous criminals. The town/region where a certain Jenny comes from can be discerned by the symbol on their hats which always differs depending on location.  Although Jennies appear mostly identical, there is some minor divergence among them, as evidenced by Brock, who is able to recognize different Jennies on numerous occasions. Brock appears to be the only character who can tell them apart. However, each Jenny has a different symbol on her hat that indicates location. There seem to be two Viridian Jennies, as during the Indigo League, two Jennies with the same hat symbol were seen side-by-side. (We know that the symbol in question--a star--indicates Viridian due to previous episodes.) One of the Viridian Jennies maintains a fierce rivalry with the Jenny of Eterna City. Although there are many exceptions, Officer Jenny will generally have Growlithe to use as a police dog.  There is a very distinct parallel between the families of Officer Jenny and Nurse Joy. This may indicate some sort of relation or deeper connection, and fans have sometimes speculated about such. However, the only thing known about the two families is that they are apparently on good terms.  Ash's Squirtle was given to an Officer Jenny who fights fires. It is the leader of a group of four other Squirtle known as the "Squirtle Squad", who serve as the local firefighting team.  A young Officer Jenny named Marble appeared in Luxray Vision!. She was in charge of looking for "The Bandit Beauties Three." She was also voiced by 西村ちなみ Chinami Nishimura in Japanese, but voiced by Meghan McCracken in English.  An Officer Jenny from Kanto appeared in Stealing the Conversation! with a Chatot as her partner. Apparently, she had come all the way to Sinnoh to capture Jessie, James, and Meowth.

A member of the Alpha Gang. She works with Zander and Ed to obtain dinosaur cards for Dr. Z. She is often very conceited, acting like a queen in front of her two cohorts and possessing an elevated, almost delusional, opinion of her beauty. Whenever failure occurs with the three, Ursula thinks that it is not her own fault (even when it is), but blames the other two who keep bringing her down. A running gag is that she is often called an "old lady" (usually by Zoe, "Obasan" in Japanese, meaning grandma or grandmother), which drives her crazy, and she always knows when somebody calls her that no matter how far away they are. Dr. Owen later develops a crush on her which she doesn't return. In Season 2, Urusula being asked to marry Dr. Owen in the final episode, but she rejected him in return.

Mitsuko is the mother of [Haruka](https://anilist.co/character/6841/Haruka) and [Masato](https://anilist.co/character/6842/Masato), and wife of [Senri](https://anilist.co/character/18936/Senri).

Daisy (Japanese: サクラ Sakura) is the oldest of Misty&#039;s sisters, and the one who gets along the best with Misty out of the three. Cheerful and somewhat absent-minded, Daisy spends more time at the Cerulean Gym than Violet or Lily, though she is still not very responsible as a Gym Leader; she will give Gym Badges out for free, even when Misty is the official leader.  When Misty left to become a Water Pok&eacute;mon Master, Daisy and her other two sisters were put in charge of the gym. However, after Gary and the other two trainers from Pallet Town defeated them consecutively, they decided to stop accepting battles and to instead perform water ballet shows for the residents of Cerulean City. They were continuing this and neglecting the gym when Misty stopped by to drop off her Starmie and her Horsea to play at the gym. It is unknown for how long afterwards the sisters continued to do this.  In Gotta Catch Ya Later!, the sisters called Misty to tell her that they had won a trip around the world. They made Misty return to Cerulean City so she could take over the role of gym leader for them.  They returned to the gym two weeks before A Date with Delcatty. However, Misty is still the official gym leader, with Daisy and the other sisters filling in when Misty is away. However, they still don&#039;t like battling, and in A Real Cleffa-Hanger, Daisy asked Misty if they could just give badges to the trainers instead of battling them.

Took the position of coach during the fight with Aliea Academy. Deep and shrewd, able to provide effective strategies in combat, but appears to find it a hassle to provide proper explanation.  Sister of Hiroto.

Anime: Anabel appeared in the episodes Talking a Good Game! and Second Time&#039;s the Charm!.    Anabel has the empathic ability to sense the emotions of living beings and communicating with them, ever since she was little, possessing powers similar to Yellow of Pok&eacute;mon Adventures, although other characters do not seem to regard these as psychic abilities but rather a honed sense of empathy. Nevertheless, she is still portrayed as a sort of Psychic-type specialist. She also shares a strong bond with her Pok&eacute;mon, calling them my friend upon sending them out. She failed to teach Ash and May her empathetic abilities, as their Pok&eacute;mon receive nothing from them.    Ash and his friends were surprised to learn that Anabel is a girl; when the group arrived at her house, she declined to change her wet clothes in front of them. Ash asked if it was because of May&#039;s presence, but Anabel explained that it was because she&#039;s female.    Ash lost his first match to Anabel after her powerful Alakazam managed to defeat two of his Pok&eacute;mon consecutively, shadowing both Ash&#039;s Corphish and Tauros. In a rematch, Ash beat her by using the same strategy as in the previous battle. During their farewell, Anabel was shown to have a crush on Ash.    Manga: Anabel is the most powerful Frontier Brain, and the leader of the group. Her trademark Pok&eacute;mon is Raikou.    Anabel directs the resistance to Guile Hideout&#039;s attack, but falls victim to one of his traps, allowing him control over the Battle Tower. Emerald tries to scale the Tower and stop the villain, but despite the emergency the Tower&#039;s automated trainer system is active, forcing Emerald to battle his way to the top.    Emerald succeeds, but meets a horrifying sight at the top - Anabel, brainwashed and under Guile Hideout&#039;s complete control. She brutally crushes him in a battle and then attempts to kill him when he is rescued by Sapphire and Ruby.    Guile Hideout then makes an appearance and threatens to kill Anabel unless he is given the information he demands on Jirachi.

Rhonda pops up out of nowhere in several episodes of Diamond &amp; Pearl. She is the host of the popular show Sinnoh Now. Her best moments include interviewing powerful trainers, great champions, coordinators of all sorts, and getting bonked on the head because of the dopey boom operator Jack.

Marian is a character in the Pok&eacute;mon anime. She is the Sinnoh Contest announcer. Her relation to Vivian and Lilian is unknown at present. She looks identical to the two except she doesn&#039;t have a mole.    She debuted in Following a Maiden&#039;s Voyage as a voice-over and has appeared in many later episodes including a quick cameo at the end of the tenth movie The Rise of Darkrai.

She first appeared in the episode May, We Harley Drew'd Ya!. It was revealed in the episode that she had defeated Drew in his very first Pokémon Contest, which caused him to cry. Since then they seem to have become friends. They see each other often in Contests and they also keep in touch. She also noticed that Drew became more competitive, and she thinks May is the reason for this.  She also saw Brock often when he was still the leader of Pewter Gym, and he knew her from before as well.  Solidad stated that she is old friends with Harley, and that she finds him to be an interesting person.  She competed against May in the Kanto Grand Festival, which she won. In an interesting comparison, May also cried after being defeated by Solidad. She was last known to be traveling in Johto and in Staging a Heroes' Welcome!, she made a cameo appearance along with Harley and Drew, watching May perform at the Wallace Cup.  [credit to bulbapedia]

In Harley Rides Again, she went to the Wisteria Town Contest  to speak to May but decided to just send her a letter when May lost. However, she forgot to sign it and, as the letter came with a rose, May mistakenly thought that the letter was from Drew. May kept the letter until she met Brianna shortly before another Contest in Spontaneous Combusken. It was there that she discovered what the letter actually meant.    Brianna does not let the subject drop and, after they both get through the appeals, Brianna asks May how she feels about Drew, causing May to blush and stutter that she hasn&#039;t thought about it much. After the Contest, Drew assures Brianna that she is a good Coordinator and she faints in May&#039;s arms.    Brianna reappeared in Thinning the Hoard!, where she was seen watching the Kanto Grand Festival from her home. Her home is shown to have various pictures of her, Drew, and May.

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