The enigmatic woman who gives the young boy Tetsurou his ticket on the Galaxy Express 999. As beautiful as she is wise, Maetel provides constant support and guidance for Tetsurou throughout his travels.   In Leiji Matsumoto's own words:  Maetel "is the woman who travels with an adolescent boy's dreams. She's traveled with millions, tens of millions of boys, so far. In fact, there are as many Maetels as there are boys. That's also how she can show up in any story. All boys have met Maetel in different forms of encounter. That goes for Antares or Emeraldas or Harlock, as well. They are all crossed over, and they can all be separate stories on their own. So if you change perspectives, you can make as many stories as you like. The characters of Shadow and Emeraldas, who were girls in their adolescence, have met someone called Maetel, in the heart, from their childhood, or during the time when they were full of dreams. It's a train ride through one's mind, or the train that travels along with one. And each person has a different journey..."

~!In chapter 68 it is said that she is always dressed in black because in mourning for her lost companions.!~

(Source: Anime Interviews: The First Five Years of Animerica, Anime &amp; Manga Monthly, First Printing in 1997)

Nodoka is Ranma's loving mother. She hasn't seen him and Genma in over a decade though, when they left on their training trip. Stating that a doting mother would hinder Ranma's training, Genma made a contract with her to raise Ranma as "man amongst men", and if he failed, he and Ranma were to commit seppuku. However, because Ranma's curse makes him a woman half the time, they spent most of Nodoka's appearances hiding from her as Ranko Tendo and her pet, Mr. Panda. Nodoka's heart was constantly broken by knowing that she wanted nothing more than to see her son again. Eventually in the manga, she did meet Ranma and Genma and discovers their curses. However, she was more accepting than they expected. Mostly because she eventually began to suspect that Ranma and Ranko were, in fact, the same person.  (Wikipedia)

The half-sister of Juliet Murray. She sympathizes with Emily and comforts her.

She is an American journalist, author of the nonfictional book &quot;The Invader&quot;, which discusses the invasion of the JAM and the confrontation with the terrestrial side - the FAF. She travels to Antarctica several time to do research for her book and continuously sounds the alarm bell of how the JAM are a serious threat to the mankind.

The best player on the team and is nicknamed "Madame Butterfly"  because of her grace on the tennis court.  She is idolized by Hiromi and later becomes friends with her.

Katsumi's mother and wife of Gigelf Liqueur. Fuyuka worked at a television station before meeting and falling for Gigelf, discovering her own innate magical abilities in the process.

Mother Eliza is the holographic personification of the mother computer on Station E-1077.  She functions as both an absolute authority figure and as a counselor to calm and reassure the students on E-1077.  The appearance of Mother Eliza varies from person to person as she reflects the image of the most calming female figure in an individual's life.  In the case of Keith Anyan, Mother Eliza appears as woman who has a very strong resemblance to Physis.    ~!Both Keith and Physis were genetically engineered from scratch by a program initiated by Mother Eliza. !~

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Narrator for the previews at the end of each episode.

Episode 1: [Reiko Katsura](https://anilist.co/staff/107614/) (Nano-chan's Big Toe)
Episode 2: [Masako Ikeda](https://anilist.co/staff/96149/) (Amashoku)
Episode 3: [Hiroshi Masuoka](https://anilist.co/staff/96247/) (Straw doll)
Episode 4: [Noriko Ohara](https://anilist.co/staff/96151/) (Apartment)
Episode 5: [Rikiya Koyama](https://anilist.co/staff/95113/) (Onomatopoeia)
Episode 6: [Fumihiko Tachiki](https://anilist.co/staff/95284/) (Peso, 10 yen, Wadou Kaichin)
Episode 7: [Norio Wakamoto](https://anilist.co/staff/95084/) (Wooden Cube) 
Episode 8: [Tomokazu Seki](https://anilist.co/staff/95001/) (Double-Yolked Egg)
Episode 9: [Aya Hirano](https://anilist.co/staff/95004/) (Shogi King Piece)
Episode 10: [Masako Nozawa](https://anilist.co/staff/95557/) (Origami Frill-Necked Lizard)
Episode 11: [Fuyumi Shiraishi](https://anilist.co/staff/103860/) (Mud and Steel Ball)
Episode 12: [Satomi Koorogi](https://anilist.co/staff/95470/) (Cider)
Episode 13: [Megumi Ogata](https://anilist.co/staff/95287/) (International Flags)
Episode 14: [Shigeru Chiba](https://anilist.co/staff/95255/) (Soccer ball)
Episode 15: [Yoshiko Sakakibara](https://anilist.co/staff/95362/) (Oil)
Episode 16: [TARAKO](https://anilist.co/staff/95345/) (Plus-Screw)
Episode 17: [Kazuya Nakai](https://anilist.co/staff/95123/) (3 of Spades)
Episode 18: [Rikako Aikawa](https://anilist.co/staff/96840/) (Frappuccino)
Episode 19: [Yuji Mitsuya](https://anilist.co/staff/95874/) (Clay)
Episode 20: [Mami Koyama](https://anilist.co/staff/95571/) (Manga Manuscript Paper)
Episode 21: [Sumi Shimamoto](https://anilist.co/staff/95425/) (Lovers' Umbrella)
Episode 22: [Hidekatsu Shibata](https://anilist.co/staff/95018/) (Melonpan)
Episode 23: [Yui Horie](https://anilist.co/staff/95028/) (Graduation Photo)
Episode 24: [Ichirou Nagai](https://anilist.co/staff/101730/) (The Law of Vending Machine)
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Episode 26: [Banjou Ginga](https://anilist.co/staff/95330/)

She is Yuno`s mother and as a head of Mamiya family Sakurako is taking good care of her daughter teaching her all the important things she needs to become a respectful fine lady.

Tōhru Shirō (née Magami) is Kamui's mother and shadow sacrifice, as one of the Magami clan. Tōhru burns along with the house that she and Kamui lived in while on Okinawa. It is explained in the anime that she died to postpone or alleviate the disasters that would befall Kamui in the time leading up to the promised day (thus acting as his shadow sacrifice), and in the manga, that she acted as a sacrifice to prevent the premature destruction of the planet itself. Hinoto attributes Tōhru's fiery death to the concentrated effect that global warming was having on the Earth. Originally, she was supposed to give birth to the first Sacred Sword, but Saya took her place. Tōhru was personally in contact with the former Chairman of Clamp Academy — indeed, Tōhru was just ending a phone call with her when the effects of acting as shadow sacrifice of Kamui/the Earth were set into motion, igniting her flesh. Tōru's death occurs just prior to the beginning of the first volume of the manga (chronologically) and is what causes Kamui to return to Tokyo after a six year absence. In the movie, she dies in a similar fashion by being burned to death, however she was able to give Kamui his Sacred Sword while she was dying and her last words were for Kamui were for him to go to Tokyo for the final battle and informs him about the Dragons of Heaven and the Dragons of Earth at the beginning of the film.  In the X Tarot set, she and her sister represent The Tower.  Source: wikipedia

Gives birth to all the Chimera Ants seen in the story, including the Chimera Ant King Meruem.

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