Maria was Brandon's sweetheart when they were young. She lived with her adoptive father Chester, a member of Millennion, who raised her from infancy after finding her while working a job for the group.  After Chester was killed, she moved in with Big Daddy at his villa, eventually growing close to him after Brandon rejected her, on the grounds that he had sinned too greatly during his profession as an assassin.    ~!She eventually married Big Daddy and gave birth to his daughter, Mika. Maria was later killed by Harry MacDowell, in his attempt to discontinue the line of Big Daddy's descendants.!~    ~!A flashback in the game reveals a clearer reason why Maria's daughter is someone important to Grave--during the time when Brandon was still human, a pregnant Maria asked him to make a promise: to always look after and protect her child should something happen to Maria or Big Daddy. This promise is one of the few memories Grave still retains of his previous life.!~


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.

A boy from India who likes computer games. He pilots the J9 Griffon labor. As a pilot, he&#039;s as talented as Noa and considers her to be his rival.    (Source: AniDB)

Cyborg 0012 is a beautiful woman who is actually a cyborg whose mind and body was converted into a mansion by Black Ghost. She appears as a minor antagonist in episode "Search for the Professor".

Sara is a beautiful and blind woman who meets the trio near the end of their journey. She is a _goze_: a visually-impaired Japanese woman, most of whom work as musicians. She joins Mugen, Jin and Fuu on their journey for a time, much to the enjoyment of everyone.  

~!Sara is in reality a Shogunate assassin, sent to expunge both Mugen and Jin. She unfolds the blades on her walking staff and wounds Jin in a matter of moments. Out of desperation, Jin cuts the ropes holding up the bridge they are on and they both go plunging into the river below. While searching for their friends, Mugen and Fuu locate an unconscious Sara washed up on the bank. Mugen finds Sara's staff by the river and becomes suspicious of her motives when he finds that the planks of the bridge were sliced. Most likely, he discovers the blades on it and deduces what happened to Jin.  When she has recovered, he uncharacteristically confronts her about it in a quiet and subtle manner. Sara and Mugen fight by the river and he is seriously injured when she cuts him across the stomach. He goes down, but when she moves in for the kill, Fuu throws herself across Mugen and begs Sara not to kill him. She relents, perhaps because she does not want to kill Mugen in front of Fuu. Earlier Sara had said to Mugen that he was like her in that no one had ever loved him, but when Fuu shielded Mugen, Sara saw that she loved him. A Shogunate contact disguised as a pinwheel merchant urges Sara to finish the job, especially if she wants to see her son again. One of his many pinwheels stop, abruptly, and it hints that her son is already dead, and she realizes it. In their second battle, Sara allows Mugen to kill her even though she had the opportunity to kill him, because she no longer has any reason to live. Her death marks the only time we actually see Mugen regret killing someone.  Sara's fighting ability is one of the strongest in the "Champloo Universe", being able to noticeably sunder rocks with her Yari in her fight against Mugen and sense opponents' attacks despite her blindness. Unlike previous and future confrontations that Jin and Mugen will face, she is the only one who has been and would be able to best them so completely and utterly in single combat without the use of tactics or trickery, easily surpassing Jin's fluid sword techniques and out-maneuvering Mugen's wild and erratic style on open ground. Her skill is so considerable that after Kariya Kagetoki learns that she has been killed by Fuu's bodyguards, he deems them worthy enough to be defeated by himself personally. Sara's concealed yari weapon and blindness may be references to Zatoichi. !~ 

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Fabíola Barbosa Martins de Oliveira, better known as Fabíola Giardino, is a Brazilian actress, voice actress and dubbing director. She is the daughter of [Alfredo Martins](https://anilist.co/staff/184130/) and older sister of [Léo Martins](https://anilist.co/staff/185236/) and [Ana Paula Martins](https://anilist.co/staff/186329/).

__Non-Anime Roles:__
~!- Emily Bett Rickards, Dominique Tipper, Shannon Lucio and Joana Benedek (Most of the productions)
- Bloom (1st voice - 1st-7th season; Winx Club)
- Felicity Smoak (1st voice - 1st-6th Arrow season; Arrowverse series)
- The Thirteenth Doctor (Doctor Who)
- Doctor April Kepner (1st voice; 6th-14th season; Grey's Anatomy)
- Fleur Delacour (Harry Potter franchise)
- Mia Grey (Fifty Shades Trilogy)
- Beatriz da Costa / Fogo (Justice League Unlimited)
- Lane Kim (Gilmore Girls)
- Mai (2nd voice - 3rd season; Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Jinx (Teen Titans and Teen Titans Go! [1st - 1st-3rd season])
- Amara Aquilla / Magma (X-Men: Evolution)
- Vuvalini General / Mr. Norton (Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga)
- Rook Shar (Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Maxine "Max" Gibson (Batman Beyond)
- Silver Banshee (Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay)
- Chloe Richardson (Castle)
- Josee (Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race)
- Lindsay Gardner (The O.C.)
- Diana Cross (American Horror Story)
- Heather Lyndon (Bosch)
- Amanda Dale (For All Mankind)
- Jessika "Testor" Pava (Star Wars: The Force Awakens)
- Monica Fuentes (Fast Five)
- Kiki Pizza (1st voice; Steven Universe)
- Barbies (Toy Story 2)
!~

Fabíola Giardino

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