A female robot, she pursues Casshern out of revenge for her sister. Before the cataclysm, her sister Liza was injured by Casshern while trying to protect Luna, and eventually died a slow death from corrosion. However, she hesitates when Casshern willingly allows her the chance to kill him, and is unwilling to do so. Instead, she begins to follow and accompany Casshern on his journey.   ~!Later in the series, Lyuze comes to realize that she loves Casshern. She dies happily in Casshern's arms claiming she lived her life to the fullest in episode 24.!~

She transforms using the phrase &quot;Rolling Bubbles&quot; and uses a bubble wand as a weapon. In comparison to the original Bubbles, who was known for being the most childish of the girls, Miyako is the ditsiest member of the three, often appearing a bit clueless, and doesn&#039;t seem to understand her powers completely, along with a few other things. She is the only member of the girls who, like some villains, end a few sentences with a phrase; hers is desu wa. She is, however, a little more mature than some of the girls in the team and will try to calm any situation, although she too can be angered when provoked. She is also very polite and always uses honorifics at the end of names. She is more concerned with shopping, her appearance and her outfits, and perhaps because of this, she seems to be very popular among her male classmates. While she seems oblivious to the many boys that love her, she already &quot;loves&quot; Takaaki (or Taka-chan as she called him), a boy on whom she maybe has had a crush ever since she was six years old. She retains her hairstyle during the reimagining, but her pigtails are slightly longer, and curl into ringlets. She also uses curlers (3 balls on each pigtail) when going to bed. Miyako/Bubbles remains typified, however, by the original&#039;s compassion, gentleness and innocence, as well as her love of animals and her favorite doll, Octi. In episode 34, it is revealed she lives with only her grandmother. Her parents live in Milano. The reason for this is yet left unexplained. She is represented by bubbles.  (wikipedia)

Wallace is an American Chosen Child. When he was a young child, he received his two Digimon partners, Gummymon and Chocomon. He became separated from Chocomon, who eventually kidnaps the six older Japanese Chosen Children. He meets Daisuke and the others while they are searching for the six others. Although Daisuke does not get along with him at first, he sympathizes with him after finding out Wallace does not have the heart to fight the now evil Chocomon.

He is a defender and is on the Inazuma Japan team and Raimon. Kogure is a short, cheeky troublemaker from Manyuuji Junior High in Kyoto.  His hissatsu include: [Season two] Senpuunijin and Perfect Tower (with Tsunami and Touko) The Earth (with rest of the Raimon team)

A very agile boy of a race called "forest people". His clothes are made with grass. He wants to get to know various things. His weapons are handmade boomerangs.  He sets out on a journey with a circus troupe to look for his father and to investigate the reason of the unusual change happened in the peaceful forest. He has the "Protector's Proof", a mysterious acorn type pendant which his father left him. Protector's Proof emits a light that calls the "Mushiking" which is a mysterious, powerful beetle to Popo's aid.

She starts out as a delinquent girl, but after befriending Shaorin, Shouko decides to try to bring her and Tasuke together. Her personality softens up after she meets Shaorin and it is seen that she becomes sensitive when it comes to understanding Tasuke and Shaorin's relationship. She is aware of Shaorin's nature. She has an odd habit of being able to appear anywhere, as well as enjoys playing "matchmaker" solely because of all the entertainment she gets from the situation. Source from Wikipedia

Momoko, or Momo-chan, is actually from America. She appears quite late in the series, at the start of the third season, Motto. Momoko is sent by Jou-sama to help Doremi and her friends to bake sweets. She is always loud and hyper, and sometimes blunt. She is closest friends with Doremi.  When she was eight, she became a witch under the apprenticeship of Majomonroe. When Majomonroe fell sick and passed away, Momoko used the forbidden magic to attempt to revive her. Even though it didn't work, she lost her witch powers. Now she is given a second chance.  One important fact about Momoko is that in Motto, she only knew how to speak English. (Only when she was a witch could she speak Japanese.) By Dokkan, her friends had thought her to speak the language, but Momoko would sometimes comment with English words. (Like, "Wow!")  Momoko has no real love interest.  Momoko's birthday is May 6, her favorite color is yellow, and her instrument is the guitar. Her family consists of her parents. 

Masaru is one of the boys in Doremi's class. He is also Hazuki's childhood friend.

A Roman soldier Kanata and Kureha rescue. Her past is mysteriously linked to No&euml;l&#039;s. 

Yuma's older sister, Akari can be a tad self-centered at times, occasionally sending others out to find her scoops to make reports on, even if it is dangerous or hazardous. She can also be somewhat aggressive, showing to be willing to physically attack Yuma when she caught him dueling (though it is possible she was just trying to intimidate him). Despite this, Akari genuinely cares for her little brother, and is rather protective of him.  (Source: yugioh.wikia)

Mischief angel. Calm, leisurely boy. He is always with Shakatick. They play a trick by magic by shooting the arrow. he seems to be interested in Punya. 

Three girls who protected Edo from Him, as revealed in episode 30 (Edo eventually became Tokyo City; see History of Tokyo). A long time ago in Edo, when Him was terrorizing its citizens, a man named Kennai Hiraga, who is modeled after Hiraga Gennai, created the special substance &quot;Kennainum He,&quot; the original Chemical Z, and poured it on three girls: Momo, Omiya, and Okou. The substance changed their appearance, giving them new hairstyles (now similar to their present day counterparts) and kimonos (the bottom portion is shorter than normal, resembling mini skirts, the colors match the Powerpuff Girls Z, and their sashes are black with the symbols of the Powerpuff Girls Z), as well as their own powers and weapons. The three were given the name Goodenough Girls (&quot;The Good Enough Girls&quot; in the English dub) and their purpose was to stop Him from causing more damage to Edo. The three faced and successfully defeated Him, whose weakness to the cold became his undoing. Together with Kennai Hiraga, they were able to drain Him&#039;s powers and seal his body in a coffin. The Oh-Edo Chaki-Chaki Girls can be seen as the heroines who preceded the present day Powerpuff Girls Z and may in fact be their ancestors. Because of his defeat, Him has a deep hatred towards the Oh-Edo Chaki-Chaki Girls and directs that hatred towards the Powerpuff Girls Z for their resemblance to them. Similarly to the Steamypuff Girls from the original Powerpuff Girls cartoon, they both stopped a great villain from a previous era. (Wiki)

She is the girl that lived next to Fudou Akira.

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She also speak German and English.

Nami Miyahara

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