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The Miraculers
Company typeFictional superhero group
IndustryEntertainment, Animation
FounderMaster Fu
Headquarters
Paris
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France
Area served
Paris, France
ProductsSuperhero activities using Miraculouses

The Miraculers

The Miraculers constitute a French group of superheroes who utilize enchanted jewels known as Miraculouses. Their main mission involves battling villains who have been akumatized by the bearer of the Butterfly Miraculous. Under the leadership of Ladybug, this team was established by the wise Master Fu.

Marinette Dupain-Cheng / Ladybug

Marinette Dupain-Cheng (portrayed by Cristina Vee in English and Anouck Hautbois in French; singing voice provided by Lou) serves as the female lead and is a 14 to 15-year-old student attending Françoise Dupont High School. Gifted in fashion design, Marinette harbors a deep affection for Adrien Agreste but initially lacks the confidence to reveal her feelings. She later develops romantic interest in Luka Couffaine, though their relationship remains platonic after they part ways. Following the loss of her Miraculous to Monarch, she attempts to suppress her emotions toward Adrien to concentrate on defeating him but eventually enters into a romantic relationship with him. By wielding the Ladybug Miraculous, Marinette transforms into "Ladybug," who has the ability to bestow Miraculouses upon others using her yo-yo while serving as Guardian.

Adrien Agreste / Cat Noir

Adrien Agreste (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook in English and Benjamin Bollen in French; singing voice by Drew Ryan Scott in English and Elliott in French) is the male protagonist and Marinette’s initial love interest, although he initially regards her only as a friend. Coming from an affluent family, Adrien works as a well-known fashion model for his father Gabriel’s company but faces challenges due to his father’s emotional distance. When equipped with the Cat Miraculous, he transforms into "Cat Noir," Ladybug’s crime-fighting partner. Both as Cat Noir and Adrien, he holds romantic feelings for Ladybug, unaware that she is actually Marinette. He has a brief romantic involvement with Kagami Tsurugi but remains on friendly terms afterward. Eventually, he relinquishes his crush on Ladybug and falls in love with Marinette, beginning a relationship with her. It is later disclosed that he is a Human-Sentimonster created by his mother to embody love, with his amok situated at the Graham de Vanily Twin Rings.

Alya Césaire / Rena Rouge

Alya Césaire / Rena Rouge (voiced by Carrie Keranen in English and Fanny Bloc in French) is Marinette’s closest friend and an aspiring journalist who manages the school’s blog. A devoted fan of superheroes—especially Ladybug—she operates the Ladyblog fansite. Initially unaware of Marinette’s secret identity, Alya discovers it during "Gang of Secrets" and becomes an essential ally as Guardian of the Miraculous. She transforms into Rena Rouge (Red Fox) by using the Fox Miraculous.

After her superhero identity becomes known, Alya temporarily adopts a blue-colored version called Rena Furtive (Secret Fox) to preserve secrecy before reclaiming the Fox Miraculous permanently in "Re-creation," reuniting with her kwami, Trixx.

Alya’s villainous alter ego is "Lady Wifi," whose smartphone projects magical symbols and allows teleportation via mobile devices. Lady Wifi has allied herself with villains such as Princess Fragrance, Reflekta, Horrificator, and Timebreaker and notably was the first to break free from Shadow Moth's control. As Rena Rouge, she was also akumatized into "Rena Rage." Additionally, Alya merged with her romantic partner Nino to become "Oblivio," an entity capable of erasing memories.

Nino Lahiffe / Carapace

Nino Lahiffe / Carapace (English voice actors: Benjamin Diskin for seasons 1–3 and Zeno Robinson starting from Miraculous World: New York: United Heroez; French voice actor: Alexandre Nguyen) is Adrien's closest friend, recognized for his skate punk aesthetic. He serves as a DJ at the school's radio station and initially harbors feelings for Marinette before beginning a relationship with Alya.Cite error: The opening <ref> tag is malformed or has a bad name

By wielding the Turtle Miraculous, Nino transforms into Carapace. He uncovers Alya’s identity as Rena Rouge and later learns of her alternate persona, Rena Furtive. Despite Hawk Moth discovering his secret identity, Nino remains a vital supporter and helps establish a resistance group at Collège Françoise Dupont during season five to assist Ladybug and Cat Noir in their fight against Monarch. Following Monarch’s downfall, he is granted permanent possession of the Turtle Miraculous.

His villainous transformations include "The Bubbler," who controls soap bubbles; "Rocketear," capable of releasing explosive tears; and "Shell Shock," an akumatized form of Carapace. Additionally, alongside Alya, he assumes the combined form known as Oblivio.

Luka Couffaine / Viperion

Luka Couffaine / Viperion (voiced by Andrew Russell in English and Gauthier Battoue in French) is Juleka Couffaine’s twin brother and briefly Marinette’s romantic interest. As Viperion, he aids Ladybug by employing his "Second Chance" power, which allows him to rewind time up to five minutes to amend errors. This ability led him to learn Ladybug and Cat Noir’s true identities during season 4, information he kept confidential before departing Paris in season 5 to protect the heroes after Monarch uncovered his secret. Trained by Su-Han in Tibet, Luka returns following Monarch’s defeat, retaining the Snake Miraculous. His villain forms include Silencer, who steals voices, and Truth, who compels honesty.

Kagami Tsurugi / Ryûko

Kagami Tsurugi / Ryûko (voiced by Faye Mata in English and Clara Soares in French) is a Japanese fencer introduced during season 2. Coming from a family of esteemed fencers, she frequently competes against Adrien and initially views Marinette as a rival before they develop a friendship. Kagami briefly dates Adrien and quickly perceives his feelings for Marinette. She also deduced Marinette’s secret as Ladybug prior to beginning a relationship with Félix after he acquires the Peacock Miraculous. Kagami transforms into "Ryûko" by activating the Dragon Miraculous with the phrase "Longg, Bring the Storm!". Despite her identity being revealed, she remains an important character. Her villain forms include the armored Riposte and its enhanced version Riposte Prime, the aggressive Oni-Chan, paralyzing Lies, and the formidable giant Ryukomori.

Alix Kubdel / Bunnyx

Alix Kubdel / Bunnyx (English voice actor: Kira Buckland; French voice actors: Adeline Chetail/Marie Nonnenmacher) is a competitive student of Amazigh descent in Miss Bustier’s class. Destined to inherit the Rabbit Miraculous, she becomes "Bunnyx" with abilities related to time travel. A future version of Alix intervened to ensure the preservation of an optimal timeline for Ladybug and Cat Noir, preparing her father for Alix’s eventual role. The current Alix temporarily wields the Dog Miraculous as "Canigirl," assisting in reclaiming the Rabbit Miraculous from Monarch. She subsequently journeys through time to protect the Rabbit Miraculous while maintaining communication with loved ones through cards. After Monarch’s defeat, Alix returns to her original timeline.

Her villainous form, "Timebreaker," has the power to make individuals vanish upon touch, using their energy for temporal travel. She has allied with villains such as Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, and Horrificator.

Zoé Lee / Vesperia

Zoé Lee / Vesperia (English voice by Deneen Melody and French voice by Fily Keita) is Chloé’s maternal half-sister hailing from New York, recognized for her warmth and positive connection with Miss Bustier’s class. Although she initially feigned adopting Chloé's harsh attitude to gain familial approval, Zoé eventually embraces her authentic self. She holds Marinette in high regard but respects her affection for Adrien. Wielding the Bee Miraculous, Zoé transforms into Vesperia, exhibiting abilities similar to Queen Bee and frequently stepping in as her successor within the Miraculous team. In the sixth season, Zoé reunites with a former classmate from New York who is taken aback by her transformed personality.

In her villainous incarnation, "Sole Crusher," she possesses the ability to increase her size by trampling on others.

Félix Fathom / Argos

Félix Fathom / Argos (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook in English and Benjamin Bollen in French) is Adrien’s cousin on his mother’s side and Gabriel’s nephew, residing in London with his mother Amélie. Bearing a striking resemblance to Adrien, Félix suffered abuse during childhood at the hands of his father, Colt Fathom, who perished while using the damaged Peacock Miraculous. Félix inherited his father’s ring containing the Amok power to assert his independence. Deeply concerned for Adrien’s wellbeing, he aimed to liberate him from their oppressive father and others exploiting their powers. Félix stole Gabriel’s ring and exposed his villainous identity; later, when Ladybug unknowingly entrusted him with the Dog Miraculous, he transformed into "Flairmidable". He coerced Gabriel into returning the restored Peacock Miraculous and recovered other Miraculouses except those held by Ladybug and Cat Noir. Befriending Duusu, Félix utilized the Peacock Miraculous to become "Argos". Following a remorseful kidnapping episode, he began dating Kagami and discovered Ladybug’s secret identity from her, intending to unveil Gabriel’s true nature through a theatrical production about the Graham de Vanily lineage. Félix and his mother moved to Paris to reside at the Agreste estate; as Argos, he joined Ladybug’s team.

Lê Chiến Kim / King Monkey

Lê Chiến Kim (also known as Kim Ature and Kim Nguyen) / King Monkey (voiced by Grant George in English and Alexandre Nguyen in French) is a competitive athlete and student in Miss Bustier’s class who once held Marinette’s affection. He shares a close friendship with Max and harbors romantic feelings for Ondine. Transforming via the Monkey Miraculous into "King Monkey" (), inspired by the legendary Monkey King from Journey to the West, Kim wields the special ability "Uproar," which allows him to generate objects that disrupt adversaries’ superpowers. His villainous alter egos include "Dark Cupid", who incites hatred rather than love, and "Dark Humor", a variant that compels individuals to engage in mischievous pranks using the Monkey Miraculous.

Max Kanté / Pegasus

Max Kanté / Pegasus (voiced by Benjamin Diskin in English seasons 1–3, Zeno Robinson in season 4, and Martial Le Minoux in French) is a Malian-French student known as the creator of Markov. Confirmed as asexual by Thomas Astruc, Max transforms using the Horse Miraculous into "Pegasus," gaining distinctive white dreadlocks and winged boots. His signature weapon is a horseshoe-shaped boomerang, while his special ability "Voyage" enables him to teleport through portals.

His villain form, "Gamer," embodies a professional gamer theme with a self-evolving mecha that upgrades into "Gamer 2.0," introducing a tournament-style game featuring akumatized villains. In the Miraculous Rise of the Sphinx video game, he appears as "Gamer 3.0," challenging heroes with trivia questions.

Juleka Couffaine / Purple Tigress

Juleka Couffaine / Purple Tigress (English voices by Erin Fitzgerald in Season 1 and Reba Buhr from Season 2 onward; French voice by Marie Nonnenmacher) is a quiet student recognized for her gothic fashion and her twin brother, Luka Couffaine. She shares a close friendship with Rose Lavillant, which is hinted at and later confirmed to be romantic. Occasionally, Juleka transforms into "Purple Tigress" through the Tiger Miraculous, utilizing a bola whip as her weapon and employing her ability "Clout" to deliver powerful punches. She and Luka learn that their biological father is Jagged Stone. In the sixth season, Juleka adopts a hairstyle resembling that of Mick Swagger.

Her main villainous alter ego, "Reflekta," uses mirror-based beams to create duplicates of herself and others, exerting control over those affected. She has been akumatized multiple times, sometimes in collaboration with Lady Wifi, Princess Fragrance, Horrificator, or Timebreaker, and has been granted two sentimonsters.

Rose Lavillant / Pigella

Rose Lavillant / Pigella (voiced by Erin Fitzgerald in Season 1 and Reba Buhr from Season 2 in English; voiced by Jessie Lambotte in French) is a cheerful and kindhearted student in Bustier's class. She shares a deep friendship and romantic connection with Juleka Couffaine. Battling a chronic illness, Rose transforms into "Pigella" using the Pig Miraculous. Her weapon of choice is a tambourine, and her special ability "Gift" produces a box that reveals the innermost wish of its target.

Her villain form, "Princess Fragrance," uses perfume to hypnotize others. She has allied with Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Horrificator, and Timebreaker as part of the Gang of Secrets.

Mylène Haprèle / Polymouse

Mylène Haprèle / Polymouse (voiced by Jessica Gee-George in English and Jessie Lambotte in French) is a timid student and activist who is romantically involved with Ivan. With the Mouse Miraculous, she becomes "Polymouse". Her weapon is a jump rope, while her power "Multitude" enables her to shrink and create multiple copies of herself.

In her villainous form "Horrificator," she transforms into a creature that feeds on fear. Mylène has collaborated with Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, and Timebreaker within the Gang of Secrets.

Ivan Bruel / Minotaurox

Ivan Bruel / Minotaurox (voiced by Max Mittelman in English Season 2 and Franck Tordjman in French) is a strong yet compassionate student. He transforms into "Minotaurox" using the Ox Miraculous. His weapon is a hammer, and his ability "Resistance" provides immunity to physical harm as well as other powers.

His antagonist persona "Stoneheart" manifests as a rock-based monster that increases in size when struck.

Nathaniel Kurtzberg / Caprikid

Nathaniel Kurtzberg / Caprikid (English voice by Michael Sinterniklaas, French voice by Franck Tordjman) is a reserved Jewish-French comic book creator. His name pays tribute to Nathanaël Bronn and Jack Kirby (born Jacob Kurtzberg). Nathaniel is romantically involved with Marc Anciel. Through the Goat Miraculous, he becomes "Caprikid". His weapon is a paintbrush staff, while his power "Genesis" allows him to conjure any ordinary object he imagines.

His villain form "Evillustrator" can create or erase real-world items using his graphics tablet.

Marc Anciel / Rooster Bold

Marc Anciel / Rooster Bold (English voice by Kyle McCarley and French voice by Alexandre Nguyen) is a reserved writer and student attending Collège Françoise Dupont. Developed by Thomas Astruc and Feri González, Marc draws inspiration from Hope Morphin, a genderfluid and bisexual acquaintance, and openly identifies with the LGBT community. Together with Nathaniel, he co-creates a comic series. When he activates the Rooster Miraculous, he transforms into "Rooster Bold", armed with a quill and empowered by "Sublimation," which enables him to manifest any superpower he envisions.

His antagonistic persona, "Reverser," has the ability to reverse personality traits of his targets while soaring on a paper plane.

Sabrina Raincomprix / Miss Hound

Sabrina Raincomprix / Miss Hound (voiced by Marieve Herington in season 1, Cassandra Lee Morris in seasons 2–3, and Lauren Landa from season 4 onward in English; Marie Nonnenmacher in French) was once Chloé’s assistant, enduring mistreatment before distancing herself due to Chloé’s negative behavior. Since then, Sabrina has built friendships with other classmates. Occasionally, she utilizes the Dog Miraculous to transform into "Miss Hound", wielding a ball and the power "Fetch," which allows her to teleport any object her ball touches directly to her. By season 6, she officially becomes friends with Marinette and adopts a fresh hairstyle and wardrobe.

Her primary villainous transformations include "Vanisher," who gains invisibility through the Dog Miraculous, and "Miraculer," who can appropriate heroes’ abilities.

Gabriel Agreste / Hawk Moth / Shadow Moth / Monarch

Gabriel Agreste (originally named Gabi Grassette; voiced by Keith Silverstein in English and Antoine Tomé in French) is a celebrated fashion designer and the emotionally distant, strict father of Adrien. He acts as the main antagonist during the initial five seasons, driven by his mission to obtain Ladybug’s and Cat Noir’s Miraculouses to awaken his wife Émilie from a coma. By wielding the Butterfly Miraculous, he assumes the villainous identity "Hawk Moth." Initially introduced as a minor figure, his secret identity was unveiled at the start of Season 2.

In Season 4, Gabriel advances into "Shadow Moth" by merging the Butterfly and Peacock Miraculouses, granting him Amokization powers and enabling him to create Megakumas that neutralize Ladybug’s Magical Charms. During Season 5, after Félix secures multiple Miraculouses for him, he upgrades to "Monarch."

Following tissue necrosis caused by Cataclysm and losing possession of the Rabbit Miraculous, Gabriel forms an alliance with Tomoe Tsurugi to develop the Alliance System—intelligent rings designed to channel Miraculous powers for villains. Ultimately, he sacrifices himself to rescue Nathalie by reconstructing the universe and returning all Miraculouses to Marinette. Season 6 reveals Gabriel operated undercover as "The Diamond" within the Secret Organization; after his demise, "The Machine" continues his pursuit of Miraculouses.

Gabriel has also akumatized himself into forms such as "Collector," who traps items inside a sketchbook, and "Nightormentor," who wields the Horse Miraculous with nightmare-inducing abilities. The Collector guise deceived Ladybug and Cat Noir when they nearly discovered his identity.

In Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie, Hawk Moth surrenders after learning that Cat Noir is his son, relinquishing the Butterfly Miraculous and turning himself in for his offenses.

Chloé Bourgeois / Queen Bee

Chloé Bourgeois / Queen Bee (voiced by Selah Victor in English and Marie Chevalot in French) is a student in Miss Bustier's classroom, characterized by her selfishness and entitlement. She exploits her father’s role as mayor to intimidate classmates such as Marinette and dominate her friend Sabrina Raincomprix, while falsely claiming Adrien Agreste as her boyfriend. Frequently, Chloé either instigates conflicts or becomes the target of akumatization herself; her initial villainous form was Ladybug’s counterpart known as "Antibug". Eventually, she obtains the Bee Miraculous and transforms into "Queen Bee", though she is akumatized twice under the alias "Queen Wasp". Although Ladybug occasionally entrusts her with the Miraculous, Chloé is ultimately suspended from hero duties due to the dangers linked to her public identity. Growing bitter, she betrays the heroes by siding with Hawk Moth, transforms into "Miracle Queen," exposes other heroes’ identities, and is permanently barred from hero work.

As she descends into antagonism, Chloé teams up with Lila Rossi against Ladybug and Marinette. She undergoes akumatization into "Queen Banana" and later "Penalty," actions that isolate her from most Parisians and sever ties with Adrien and Sabrina. Following her father’s resignation as mayor, Chloé becomes Gabriel’s puppet ruler through Lila’s influence, orchestrating a political takeover. In her role as acting mayor, she criminalizes superpowered individuals, labeling Ladybug and Cat Noir as fugitives. Ironically, she accepts Monarch’s proposition to become "Queen Mayor," secretly akumatized to command robots empowered by multiple Miraculous. She traps Ladybug and Cat Noir while attempting to publicly disclose their secret identities; however, the heroes inspire Paris to resist. Ultimately, Chloé is de-akumatized, defeated, stripped of authority, abandoned by former allies, and exiled by her father. Her mother blames her for tarnishing the family reputation and vows to reclaim control over her upbringing and education. In a final provocation regarding Adrien’s move to London, Marinette reveals prior knowledge and asserts that Chloé holds no power anymore, leaving her crushed.

In season six, residing in London under her mother’s supervision, Chloé seeks careers in acting, fashion modeling, and social media influencing to rehabilitate the Bourgeois legacy. Though unwelcome in Paris, she gains some recognition abroad and uses her platform to promote contests, share life updates, and criticize heroes, villains, and former classmates.

Bob Roth

Bob Roth (voiced by Grant George in English and Gilbert Lévy in French) is a music producer who owns Bob Roth Records. Motivated by profit above all else, he pursues projects primarily for monetary benefit and quickly dismisses anyone who fails to deliver financial success. Previously Jagged Stone’s record producer, Roth has also worked as a director for films and commercials. He harbors ambitions of creating a dinosaur-themed amusement park inspired by Jurassic Park.

His villainous alter egos include "Moolak," who transforms people into coin-armored beings, and "Gold Record," who converts objects into vinyl records that reveal inner thoughts while wielding the Horse Miraculous.

Lila Rossi / Cerise Bianca / Iris Verdi / Chrysalis

Lila Rossi (English voice by Lisa Kay Jennings and French voice by Clara Soares) appears repeatedly as an antagonist from the first to the sixth season, transforming from a compulsive fabricator craving attention into the primary adversary in season six. She is first introduced as the daughter of an Italian diplomat and a student at Ms. Bustier’s school, harboring resentment toward Ladybug and Marinette for revealing her lies.

After discovering Hawk Moth's true identity, she collaborates with Gabriel to manipulate and akumatize individuals, later joining forces with Chloé before ultimately betraying her. Lila was scanned alongside Adrien to develop virtual assistants for his Alliance Rings; however, when Gabriel terminates their arrangement, she blackmails him and adopts the pseudonym "Cerise Bianca" at a different school.

Following Gabriel’s downfall, Lila obtains the Butterfly Miraculous and takes on the personas "Iris Verdi" and subsequently "Chrysalis." As Iris, she akumatizes herself into "Timestalker" and "Spectral Looter" in attempts to discover Ladybug’s identity and steal Miraculouses but is stopped by Chronobug and Bunnyx. Under the Chrysalis identity, she uses the Butterfly Miraculous to akumatize others without disclosing her villain name.

Her main villainous alter ego is "Volpina," who commands illusion-based abilities granted by the Fox Miraculous. Additional forms include "Chameleon," capable of shapeshifting through kissing victims, and "Hoaxer," an advanced version of Volpina able to hack the Alliance system and manipulate minds via social media.

Tomoe Tsurugi

Tomoe Tsurugi (voiced by Minae Noji in English and Frédérique Marlot in French) is Kagami’s fiercely protective mother and an internationally acclaimed fencer. She maintains a business partnership and friendship with Gabriel Agreste, sharing his stern demeanor while occasionally allowing Kagami greater independence. Blind, she wears black sunglasses, uses a kendo sword as a cane, and drives a voice-activated autonomous vehicle named Tatsu. In season five, she allies with Gabriel, gaining insight into the Miraculouses and assisting in developing the Alliance System aimed at global betterment. Her villain form, "Ikari Gozen," is depicted as a samurai-armored centaur merged with Tatsu, wielding an enormous bokken and capable of imprisoning enemies within her stomach. Utilizing a prototype Alliance Ring, she harnesses Mouse Miraculous powers. Later evolving into "Matagi Gozen," an archer no longer dependent on Tatsu, she wields abilities from the Bee, Horse, Mouse, and Rooster Miraculouses. After Gabriel's demise in the recreated universe, she dedicates herself to upholding his legacy.

The Secret Organization

The Secret Organization operates covertly with the objective of acquiring the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses to forge an ideal world tailored for themselves. This group consists of 12 members, including Gabriel Agreste (codenamed "The Diamond") and Nathalie Sancœur. Each member employs personal aides or enforcers known as "Shadows," who transfer loyalty if their master dies or is expelled. Aside from Gabriel, other council members remain anonymous but are represented symbolically.

  • Nathalie Sancœur / Mayura (voiced by Sabrina Weisz in English and Marie Chevalot in French) acts as Gabriel's chief assistant and supports his objectives both personally and as Hawk Moth. Initially a secondary antagonist until season five, her villain form "Catalyst" enhances Hawk Moth into "Scarlet Moth," enabling him to generate multiple Akumas simultaneously. Wielding the Peacock Miraculous, she transforms into "Mayura." After sustaining damage to her Miraculous, Nathalie becomes bedridden but gradually recuperates using leg braces. Eventually, she refuses to assist Gabriel following his obsessive failures but continues working for the Agreste family to safeguard Adrien while reluctantly aiding Gabriel due to concerns over his health amid Cat Noir’s cataclysmic events. She was also akumatized as "Safari," utilizing Goat Miraculous powers to fabricate equipment simulating other Miraculouses’ abilities. Her illness is cured after Gabriel’s sacrifice. Nathalie is connected to the secret society pursuing Ladybug and Cat Noir’s Miraculouses, unveiling further intrigue after Gabriel’s defeat.
  • Mr. Sancœur, Nathalie’s father, serves as a council member within the Secret Organization under the codename "Wheat."
  • "The Machine" is an unidentified council member who assumes control over Nathalie as their Shadow following Gabriel’s death and intends to carry on his mission.

Supporting characters

  • Wang Fu / Jade Turtle (English voice by Paul St. Peter, French voice by Gilbert Lévy; Chinese: 王富 Wáng Fu) is the ex-Guardian of the Miraculous, who claims to be 186 years old. He supplied Marinette and Adrien with Miraculouses and potions to fight villains. During his training as a guardian, he unintentionally destroyed the Guardians' temple, resulting in the loss of vital Miraculouses and a spellbook, though this was eventually rectified. After being revealed by Hawk Moth, Fu assumes the hero identity Jade Turtle, but is defeated and passes the Guardian role to Marinette, losing his memories in the process. He later weds Marianne Lenoir and briefly returns to Paris, where he is akumatized as "Furious Fu," a painter who animates words using talismans.
  • Sabine Cheng (voiced by Philece Sampler, Anne Yatco, and Jessie Lambotte) is Marinette’s mother, originally named Cheng Xia Bing from China before relocating to Paris. Her villain persona "Qilin" is an armored fighter wielding telekinesis and wind manipulation. She has formed alliances with Weredad, Befana, and Bakerix as part of the Dearest Family.
  • Tom Dupain (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith and Martial Le Minoux) is Marinette’s father and proprietor of the Tom & Sabine Boulangerie Pâtisserie. A passionate baker, he guides Marinette in bakery skills. His villain form "Weredad" resembles a werewolf bodyguard who controls thorn-covered vines; this form appears in the Miraculous Rise of the Sphinx game with modified abilities.
  • Placide I.T. (voiced by Ezra Weisz and Guilbert Lévy), nicknamed "Gorilla", serves as Adrien’s silent chauffeur and bodyguard, showing fierce loyalty. His villain transformation "Gorizilla" is a colossal gorilla endowed with heightened senses.
  • Caline Bustier (voiced by Dorothy Elias-Fahn and Jessie Lambotte) teaches French language, poetry, and literature at Collège François Dupont. Her villain incarnations include "Zombizou," who spreads a zombie-like infection through kisses, and "Miss Sans-Culotte," who wields the Pig Miraculous power Jubilation. In season five, she becomes the Mayor of Paris, advocating for environmental causes following Gabriel's universe alteration.
  • Denis Damocles (voiced by J.C. Hyke and Gilbert Lévy) is principal at Collège François Dupont and an avid Knightowl fan who roleplays as "The Owl." His villain forms are "Dark Owl" and its enhanced version "Darker Owl," utilizing gadgets combined with Pig Miraculous abilities. After a scandal in season five, he steps down and takes up principalship at Collège Paul Bert.
  • Olga Mendeleiev (voiced by Philece Sampler and Marie Chevalot) is a strict science and mathematics instructor who assumes principal duties following Damocles’ resignation. Her villain form "Kwamibuster" employs a vacuum device to capture kwamis.
  • Armand D'Argencourt (voiced by Joe Fria and Thierry Kazazian) functions as the gym teacher specializing in fencing; he descends from the warrior Darkblade lineage. Having once run for mayor, his villain identity "Darkblade" commands knights conjured from others.
  • Socqueline Wang (voiced by Ryan Bartley and Céline Melloul) is Marinette’s older friend of Chinese heritage who assists in managing her family’s art shop. A proficient gymnast, she once impersonated Ladybug but ceased after warnings about associated dangers. She faced suspension due to disputes involving Chloé.
  • Markov (voiced by Grant George and Alexandre Nguyen) is Max’s intelligent flying robot capable of emotional responses. His villain form "Robostus" animates mechanical devices; notably, he rebels against Hawk Moth. Occasionally hacked to manipulate individuals for possessions.
  • André Bourgeois (voiced by Joe Ochman) held the office of Paris mayor for five seasons while owning Le Grand Paris hotel. Formerly a film director turned politician, he indulged his daughter Chloé excessively, contributing to her spoiled demeanor. As villain "Maledictator," he enforces obedience through spheres. Following scandals involving Lila and Chloé, he resigns; Ms. Bustier succeeds him after Gabriel’s universe reset.
  • Audrey Bourgeois (voiced by Haviland Stillwell and Céline Melloul) is Chloé’s mother and an acclaimed fashion designer owning Style Queen Magazine. Often distant from Chloé, she frequently dismisses employees. Her villain persona "Style Queen" transforms victims into glitter statues; later upgrades allow creating glitter piles. She also appears as "Heart Hunter" alongside André. After André's resignation, Audrey relocates to London with Chloé to exert control over her life.
  • Butler Jean (real name Armand; voiced by Benjamin Diskin and Martial le Minoux) serves at Le Grand Paris hotel for Chloé’s family but endures frequent mistreatment. His villain form "Despair Bear" manipulates a teddy bear to control victims’ minds.
  • Jagged Stone (voiced by Lex Lang and Matthew Gèczy) is a celebrated rock musician admired by Marinette; father of Luka and Juleka. He left his band Croco Duo pursuing solo success. His villain form "Guitar Villain" casts spells via his guitar; his pet crocodile Fang transforms into a hybrid mount. He trained as a guardian under Su-han alongside Penny after self-imposed exile.
  • Penny Rolling (voiced by Mela Lee and Anne-Charlotte Piau) acts as Jagged Stone’s agent with suggested romantic feelings toward him. Her villain form "Troublemaker" alternates between tangible and intangible states using her pen; in the Rise of the Sphinx game she becomes "Soundwave," producing harmful sound waves.
  • Nadja Chamack (voiced by Sabrina Weisz and Jessie Lambotte) reports news on TVi; mother of Manon Chamack. Her villain form "Prime Queen" teleports through digital screens and controls video drones during broadcasts.
  • Manon Chamack (voiced by Stephanie Sheh and Marie Nonnenmacher) is Nadja’s spoiled daughter often babysat by Marinette. As villain "The Puppeteer," she manipulates others via dolls; upgraded powers enable animating wax statues at Musée Grevin.
  • Roger Raincomprix (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith and Martial Le Minoux) serves as a police officer enforcing law in Paris; father of Sabrina. His villain forms include armored "Rogercop," imposing forced sentences, and enhanced "Daddycop," inspiring respect toward Sabrina.
  • Xavier Ramier (voiced by Todd Haberkorn and Franck Tordjman) has an intense affection for pigeons despite legal prohibitions; his villain form "Mr. Pigeon" commands pigeon flocks and can transform humans into pigeons.
  • Nora Césaire (voiced by Laila Berzins and Nathalie Homs) is Alya’s elder sister skilled in kickboxing; her villain form "Anansi" possesses six arms that shoot webs.
  • Ella & Etta Cesaire (both voiced by Cherami Leigh, Marie Nonnenmacher, Jessie Lambotte) are Alya’s younger mischievous twin sisters; their villain form "Sapotis" are gremlin-like creatures that multiply when consuming food.
  • Gina Dupain (voiced by Reba Buhr and Marie Chevalot) is Marinette’s adventurous Italian grandmother on Tom’s side; often seen wearing a Pink Floyd-themed T-shirt. Her villain identity "Befana" rides a flying motorcycle with abilities to transform people into coal statues or fairy servants; allied with Qilin, Weredad, Bakerix as part of Dearest Family.
  • Rolland Dupain (voiced by Paul St. Peter and Martial Le Minoux) is Marinette’s traditionalist grandfather estranged due to family conflicts but reconciled through Marinette’s efforts. His villain forms include bread-themed Gaulish warrior "Bakerix," who grows stronger via yeast consumption—aligned within Dearest Family—and also appears as childlike manipulator "Simpleman."
  • André Glacier (voiced by Ezra Weisz and Philippe Roullier) operates an ice cream stand claiming to inspire eternal love; previously an office worker turned vendor. His villain form "Glaciator" creates ice cream snowmen capable of freezing people; previously wielded Tiger Miraculous power.
  • Ondine (voiced by Erika Harlacher and Clara Soares) swims alongside Lê Chiến Kim with mutual romantic interest developing; her villain persona "Syren" is an aquatic adversary flooding Paris with tears.
  • Anarka Couffaine (voiced by Erica Lindbeck and Céline Melloul), mother to Juleka and Luka living on houseboat The Liberty; her villain form "Captain Hardrock" commands a pirate-themed living ship that gains flight ability.
  • Philippe (voiced by Joe Fria and Philippe Candeloro) manages Paris ice rink as figure skating coach named after French skater Candeloro; claims daughters Luna, Maya, Thalia are named after real relatives. His villain identity "Frozer" generates ice from skates during performances.
  • Lady Amélie Graham de Vanily (voiced by Laura Post and Jeanne Chartier) is Adrien’s aunt who married Colt Fathom raising son Félix after Colt's passing; kind-hearted yet seeks family heirloom rings from Gabriel Agreste’s lineage. She relocates to Paris becoming Adrien’s guardian following Gabriel’s sacrifice that heals Nathalie.
  • Grand Master Su-Han (voiced by Kaiji Tang and Gauthier Battoue) leads the Order of Guardians as Master Fu’s former mentor charged with protecting the Chinese Miracle Box. Captured then freed from Fu's sentimonster attack before series commencement, he journeys to Paris retrieving the Miracle Box while adjusting to modern life. Trained in martial art “Mirakung Fu” against rogue Miraculous holders, he initially doubts but ultimately supports Marinette as Guardian candidate.

Kwamis

  • Tikki
Tikki (English voice by Mela Lee, French voice by Marie Nonnenmacher) serves as the Kwami of Creation and resides within the Ladybug Miraculous, a pair of earrings that Marinette uses to become Ladybug. Tikki maintains a positive yet earnest demeanor, providing Marinette with guidance that extends beyond her transformations. With an age exceeding 13 billion years, she has been the guardian of every Ladybug since the dawn of time, including historical figures like Joan of Arc. Her appearance resembles a tiny ladybug featuring blue eyes and black spots.
  • Plagg
Plagg (voiced by Max Mittelman in English and Thierry Kazazian in French) is the Kwami of Destruction linked to the Cat Miraculous, a ring worn on Adrien’s right hand that enables his transformation into Cat Noir. Plagg takes the form of a black cat with green eyes and pointed ears. Known for his sarcastic and lazy personality, he frequently dispenses poor advice and has a notable fondness for camembert cheese.
  • Wayzz (English voice by Christopher Corey Smith, French voice by Franck Tordjman) embodies the Kwami of Protection, associated with the Turtle Miraculous—a bracelet currently possessed by Nino.
  • Nooroo (voiced by Benjamin Diskin in English and Martial Le Minoux in French) functions as the Kwami of Transmission, connected to the Butterfly Miraculous, which is a locket-style brooch.
  • Trixx (English voice by Cherami Leigh, French voice by Franck Tordjman) represents the Kwami of Illusion, bound to the Fox Miraculous necklace.
  • Duusu (English voice by Melissa Fahn, French voice by Fanny Bloc) serves as the Kwami of Emotion tied to the Peacock Miraculous, a brooch. Due to damage sustained by her Miraculous, Duusu experiences unstable emotional states until her Miraculous is restored.
  • Mullo (voiced by Deneen Melody in English) is known as the Kwami of Multiplication, connected to the Mouse Miraculous—a pendant resembling a coin.
  • Stompp (French voice by Thierry Kazazian, English voice by Lauren Landa) embodies the Kwami of Determination associated with the Ox Miraculous, which is worn as a nose ring. His abilities include enhanced resistance against physical assaults alongside other superhuman powers.
  • Roaar (voiced in English by Sandy Fox and in French by Caroline Combes) represents the Kwami of Elation bound to the Tiger Miraculous, a panjas bracelet. Roaar currently resides with Juleka and Luka alongside Sass.
  • Fluff (English voice Ryan Bartley, French voice Céline Melloul) is the Kwami of Evolution linked to the Rabbit Miraculous—a pocket watch. She was notably rescued from Monarch before other Miraculouses were transformed into rings.
  • Longg (voiced by Grant George in English and Marie Nonnenmacher in French) acts as the Kwami of Perfection associated with the Dragon Miraculous, a beaded choker. His capabilities include elemental shapeshifting involving wind, water, or lightning.
  • Sass (English voice Benjamin Diskin, French voice Alexandre Nguyen) serves as the Kwami of Intuition connected to the Snake Miraculous—an ouroboros bracelet. He can independently activate his Second Chance power but doing so causes temporal disturbances.
  • Kaalki (English voice Deneen Melody, French voice Fanny Bloc) functions as the Kwami of Migration (Teleportation), linked to the Horse Miraculous—a pair of sunglasses.
  • Ziggy (voiced by Susannah Corrington in English and Céline Melloul in French) is recognized as the Kwami of Passion bound to the Goat Miraculous hair clips.
  • Xuppu (English voice Sarah Weisz, French voice Franck Tordjman) represents the Kwami of Derision associated with the Monkey Miraculous—a circlet.
  • Orikko (voiced by Sabrina Weisz in English) serves as the Kwami of Pretension connected to the Rooster Miraculous—a thumb ring.
  • Barkk (English voice Sabrina Glow, French voice Jessie Lambotte) embodies the Kwami of Adoration linked to the Dog Miraculous—a collar necklace.
  • Daizzi (voiced by Jessica Gee-George in English and Tony Marot in French) functions as the Kwami of Jubilation bound to the Pig Miraculous—a pearl anklet.
  • Liiri (English voice Cedric Williams) acts as the Kwami of Freedom attached to the Eagle Miraculous—a talon pendant. This Miraculous was once owned by Gilbert du Motier before Gabriel Agreste obtained it; it is currently held by Jessica Keynes. Liiri’s power enables mental liberation.
  • Gimmi (voiced by both Mela Lee and Max Mittelman in English) symbolizes Reality as a fusion between Tikki and Plagg. The wishes granted through Gimmi require significant sacrifice; notably, Gabriel sacrificed himself to heal Nathalie.
  • Additional known but unnamed Kwamis include those representing Bear, Beaver, Deer, Falcon, Goose, Otter, Owl, Raven, Salmon, Thunderbird, Wolf, and Woodpecker.

Other characters

  • Émilie Agreste (née Lady Graham de Vanily) (English voice by Colleen O'Shaughnessey, French voice by Jeanne Chartier) is the spouse of Gabriel Agreste and mother to Adrien, as well as the twin sister of Amélie Graham de Vanily. Originating from British nobility, she abandoned her aristocratic background to relocate to Paris, where she fell in love with Gabriel. Although presumed dead, she remains in a coma, preserved within a glass coffin located in the Agreste family basement. Formerly an actress, she assisted Gabriel in locating the Miraculous and was entrusted with the damaged Peacock Miraculous, which resulted in her current state. After Gabriel opts not to revive her, she accompanies him into the afterlife.
  • Aurore Beauréal (voiced by Mela Lee in English and Geneviève Doang in French) is an aspiring weather presenter. Her villainous transformations include "Stormy Weather," who manipulates meteorological phenomena, and the enhanced "Climatiqueen," who gains control over anyone struck by her thunderbolts.
  • Fred Haprèle (English voice by Ezra Weisz, French voice by Franck Tordjman) works part-time as an assistant teacher and is a skilled mime artist. His villain persona "Mime" employs mime-based illusions and tactics.
  • Alec Cataldi (voiced by Andre Gordon in English) is a television presenter who overcame bullying during his youth to motivate others, often appearing in drag. His villain form "Wishmaker" compels individuals to embody their childhood aspirations.
  • Xavier-Yves "XY" Roth (English voice by Benjamin Diskin, French voice by Alexandre Nguyen) is a pop music star and son of Bob Roth. He is featured as an expert on Alternative Truth.
  • Vincent Aza (English voice by Matthew Mercer, French voice by Franck Tordjman) is an accomplished photographer and fervent admirer of Jagged Stone. His villain forms include "Pixelator," which traps victims within photographs, and the upgraded "Revelator," capable of extracting secrets. Subsequently, he becomes a social media influencer.
  • Théo Barbot (voiced by Brian Beacock in English and Franck Tordjman in French) is a Parisian artist credited with creating the Ladybug and Cat Noir sculpture. His villain identity "Copycat" perfectly imitates Cat Noir’s abilities.
  • Simon Grimault (voiced by Ezra Weisz in English and Franck Tordjman in French) practices hypnosis; his villain form "Simon Says" compels people to adopt characteristics of objects depicted on his cards.
  • Alim Kubdel (voiced by Todd Haberkorn in English and Philippe Roullier in French) serves as manager of the Louvre museum and is father to Alix and Jalil. He covertly prepared Alix for superhero responsibilities connected to the Rabbit Miraculous.
  • Jalil Kubdel (English voice by Vic Mignogna in season one dub, French voice by Franck Tordjman) is Alix’s elder brother and a historian at the Louvre. His villain incarnation "Pharaoh" wields powers themed after Egyptian deities. Later, he utilizes the Turtle Miraculous alongside Maat's Book of Truth to prove Ladybug’s innocence and breaks free from Monarch’s influence.
  • Otis Césaire (voiced by Paul St. Peter in English and Éric Peter in French) works as a zookeeper at Ménagerie du Jardin des Plantes and is Alya’s father. His villain form "Animan" grants him the ability to transform into any animal.
  • Marlena Césaire (English voice by Erin Fitzgerald, French voice by Céline Melloul) holds the position of head chef at Le Grand Paris restaurant and is Alya’s mother.
  • Mr. Banana (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook and Ezra Weisz in English) is an anonymous mascot representing Paris, resembling a banana character with the catchphrase "Stay peachy."
  • Wang Cheng (English voice by Todd Haberkorn, French voice by Bing Yin) is Marinette’s great-uncle, renowned as an innovative chef from Shanghai.
  • August (voiced by Grant George in English and Caroline Combes in French) is an infant whose villain alter ego "Gigantitan" grows him to enormous size.
  • Clara Nightingale (English voice by Allegra Clark, singing voice provided by Laura Marano) is a pop singer whose villain transformation "Frightingale" forces others into rhymed speech or turns them into statues.
  • Vivica (voiced by Morgan Berry in English), originally conceived as a veterinarian character, serves as Jagged Stone’s professional guitarist. Her villain form "Desperada" conjures weapons inspired by musical instruments.
  • Marianne Lenoir (English voice by Barbara Goodson, French voice by Virginie Ledieu) was Master Fu’s companion during wartime and later became his wife. As the villain "Backwarder," she reverses people’s actions.
  • Wayhem (voiced by Chris Hackney in English and Tony Marot in French) starts as an obsessive fan of Adrien who becomes his friend; his villain persona "Party Crasher" traps adversaries inside disco balls.
  • "Santa Claus" (voiced by Joe Ochman) serves as the immortal Christmas mascot akumatized into "Santa Claws," wielding explosive gift packages and intangible sleighs; he later aids Ladybug against Chrismaster.
  • Thomas Astruc (voiced by Jason Marnocha/Thomas Astruc) represents an animated film director based on the series creator; his villain form "Animaestro" can morph into any animated character.
  • Chris Lahiffe (voiced by Alejandro Saab) is Nino’s younger brother; akumatized into "Christmaster," he commands giant living toys through a snow globe. A future version becomes the time-traveling graffiti artist known as "Timetagger."
  • Claudie Kanté (voiced by Danielle Judovits/Céline Melloul) is Max’s mother and conductor of the Startrain with astronaut ambitions realized later; her villain form "Startrain" autonomously controls her space train systems.
  • Harry Clown (voiced by Benjamin Diskin/Franck Dubosc) is a comedian striving for serious roles; his villain alter ego "Psycomedian" manipulates emotions with jester-like tactics.
  • Didier Roustan (English voice by Christopher Corey Smith, voiced as himself Didier Roustan) is a sports coach and journalist specializing in football; modeled after the real-life personality Didier Roustan.
  • Froggy (voiced by Mela Lee) is a boy fond of frogs whose villain form "Risk" induces reckless behavior.
  • Véronique (voiced by Laura Post/Véronique Berecz) manages Musée Grévin; akumatized as "Manipula," she controls wax figures but returns to normal following Ladybug’s intervention that preserves the museum’s temporary heroes section.
  • Kouki (voiced by Mark Whitten) practices kickboxing; his villain identity "Kiku" launches giant bear-themed fists.
  • A.D.A. (voiced by Haviland Stillwell) is an AI manipulated into believing Claudie Kanté was lost; akumatized as jet-like "Bugfighter."
  • Gisele (voiced by Kimberly Woods) is a friend of Ms. Bustier.
  • Harmonie (voiced by Tara Platt) is Ms. Bustier's daughter.
  • Bertrand King (voiced by Keith Silverstein) owns a plastic manufacturing enterprise; his villain form "King of Plastic" transforms individuals into plastic materials.
  • Maya (voiced by Faye Mata) is a talented young artist akumatized as "Illustrhater," animating her drawings into reality.
  • Sublime Bartlett (voiced by Analesa Fisher) is a para-athlete who befriends Adrien after enrolling at Collège Françoise Dupont.
  • Caroline (voiced by Cherami Leigh) is Sublime’s ambitious mother; akumatized as athletic supervillain "Sublimation," enhancing others' abilities unnaturally.
  • Séverin Bartlett (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith) is Sublime’s father and Caroline’s former husband.
  • Ray (voiced by Ezra Weisz) was Zoé’s classmate from New York who discovers details about her past life there.
  • Lady Milly Graham de Vanily (voiced by Stephanie Southerland) is Émilie’s noble mother; akumatized as ringmaster-themed villain "Ringmaster," transforming people into boxing werewolves alongside Lord Emil Graham de Vanily, her husband turned werewolf called “Werepapa.”
  • Gabrielle Grassette (voiced by Deneen Melody) is Gabriel Agreste’s mother and Adrien’s grandmother; Johnny Grassette, her partner, also became a werewolf during Ringmaster's incident.
  • Aglaé (voiced by Risa Mei) and Diane (voiced by Mela Lee) are students attending Collège François Dupont.
  • Raúl Bruel (voiced by Ray Chase) is Ivan’s father with a past as criminal “El Toro.” Following arrest, he reforms working as Louvre security under Mayor Bustier’s program after his bull-themed villain transformation “El Toro de Paidra.”
  • Shirel Kurtzberg (voiced by Dorah Fine) is Nathaniel’s architect mother; akumatized as ruler-themed “Ruler,” enforcing obedience through use of a triangle ruler but reforms after defeat.
  • Aton Kurtzberg (voiced by Steve Staley) is Nathaniel’s father, recognized for his achievements as an artist.

Miraculous World

  • Olympia Hill / Majestia (English voice by Anairis Quiñones) serves as the leader of the United Heroez and ranks among the most formidable heroes in the United States. She is both the creator and mother of Uncanny Valley and is engaged to Knightowl.[1] Thomas Astruc describes her as a blend of Superman and Wonder Woman, with a visual style influenced by Power Girl, Supergirl, and Carol Danvers.
  • Barbara Keynes / Knightowl (unmasked voice by Anairis Quiñones, masked voice by Imari Williams) is an owl-inspired hero within the United Heroez, highly regarded by Mr. Damocles. Known for her strict morals and discipline, she holds established heroes like Sparrow/Eagle in high esteem. Engaged to Olympia Hill/Majestia,[1] Barbara represents the latest bearer of the Knightowl identity, a legacy passed through generations with her costume concealing her gender.[2] She dons an alternate outfit during the Miraculized confrontation.
  • Jessica Keynes / Sparrow / Eagle (voiced by Jaimi Gray as Jessica, masked voice by Scott Whyte) is the daughter and sidekick of Knightowl who transforms into Eagle after acquiring the Eagle Miraculous.[3] Her character appears to draw inspiration from Batman's Robin.
  • Aeon Hill / Uncanny Valley (voiced by Kimberly Woods) is a robotic superhero engineered by Majestia, equipped with abilities such as flight, laser weaponry, and hacking skills.
  • Camilla Hombee / Victory (voiced by Laura Stahl) holds the position of U.S. President and serves as a patriotic member of the United Heroez. Armed with a shield and concealed military armaments throughout New York City, her design echoes that of Captain America.[4]
  • Dean Gate / Doorman (voiced by Alejandro Saab) possesses the power to transform any door into a gateway linking various locations worldwide. Additionally, he teaches at Armstrong High School.
  • Hot Dog Dan (voiced by Kellen Goff) is a vendor selling magical hot dogs that temporarily bestow superpowers. He appears in Miraculous New York and later joins the battle against the Miraculized in the season five finale.
  • Mike Rochip / Techno-Pirate (voiced by Kellen Goff) is a villain fixated on stealing advanced technology. His akumatized alter ego "Techlonizer" absorbs tech-based abilities; subsequently, as "Miraclonizer," he wields the Eagle Miraculous to gain flight and harness powers against the United Heroez.
  • An unnamed Native American monk (voiced by Grant George) serves as guardian of the Native American Miraculous Box. He briefly reclaims the Eagle Miraculous but opts to remain in New York to nurture emerging heroes.
  • Fei Wu / Lady Dragon (voiced by Xanthe Huynh) is a martial arts expert from Miraculous Shanghai and adopted daughter of Wu Shifu. After abandoning her life of theft, she claims the Prodigious jewel to become Ladydragon, acquiring animal transformation powers linked to human virtues. She later assists in combating the Miraculized.[5]
  • The Renlings are sprite-like entities from Miraculous Shanghai, related to Kwamis and embodying principles such as Justice, Courage, and Honor. They enable transformations into animals representing these ideals.
  • Cash (voiced by Caleb Yen) is a Shanghai crime lord responsible for Wu Shifu’s demise and Fei’s bracelet theft. He manipulates Fei into committing thefts but is ultimately defeated by Ladydragon. His akumatized form "King Cash" resembles a golden terracotta warrior.
  • Mei Shi (voiced by Mark Chen) acts as protector of the Prodigious in Miraculous Shanghai. Initially appearing as a guardian lion statue assessing worthiness, he accompanies Ladydragon akin to a kwami figure. His akumatized form "Yan Luo Shi" wields destructive optic lasers.
  • Gabriel Agreste / Betterfly (voiced by Keith Silverstein) is a superhero from an alternate dimension called "Re-Verse," fighting alongside the Resistance against the Supreme in Miraculous World: Paris - Tales of Shadybug and Claw Noir.
  • The Supreme (voiced by Keith Silverstein) serves as an unseen adversary from "Re-Verse" who empowered Marinette and Adrien with their Miraculouses while casting spells to prevent Gimmi’s creation.
  • Marinette Dupain-Cheng / Shadybug / Ladybug (voiced by Cristina Valenzuela) from "Re-Verse" initially opposes Ladybug and Cat Noir but reforms following defeat, adopting Ladybug’s appearance to join forces with Betterfly against the Supreme.
  • Adrien Agreste / Claw Noir / Paw Noir (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook) hailing from "Re-Verse," initially follows Betterfly but abandons villainy post-defeat, taking on the identity "Paw Noir" to support Betterfly’s fight against the Supreme.
  • Alya Césaire (voiced by Carrie Keranen) from "Re-Verse" collaborates with Betterfly as part of the Resistance. She undergoes kamikoto transformation into "Ubiquity," facilitating Betterfly’s escape into Ladybug’s reality, triggering counterpart transformations there.
  • Nino Lahiffe (voiced by Zeno Robinson) also belongs to Betterfly’s Resistance team within "Re-Verse."
  • Maxkov (voiced by Zeno Robinson) is a robotic iteration of Max from "Re-Verse," serving alongside Betterfly’s Resistance forces.

Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie

  • In Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie, the character Raymond (English voice by Christopher Corey Smith) is featured working at a fair. Following the rejection of his marriage proposal, he becomes akumatized into the villain known as "Gargoyle."
  • The film also presents The Magician (voiced in English by Shelby Young), who gains the ability to manipulate reality through her wand after being akumatized.
  • Alongside The Magician, an unnamed Mime (English voice by Jon Allen) is akumatized as well. His powers resemble those of Fred Haprèle's Mime, and together they aim to seize Ladybug and Cat Noir's Miraculous.

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