List of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir characters

The Miraculers

Company type	Fictional superhero group
Industry	Entertainment; Animated television series
Founder	Master Fu
Headquarters	Paris , France
Area served	Paris, France (fictional)
Key people	Ladybug (Marinette Dupain-Cheng)
Products	Superhero activities using Miraculouses

The Miraculers

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

Marinette Dupain-Cheng / Ladybug

Marinette Dupain-Cheng (English voice by Cristina Vee and French voice by Anouck Hautbois; singing performed by Lou) serves as the female lead, a 14/15-year-old student of French-Chinese-Italian descent attending Françoise Dupont High School. She is a skilled fashion designer and harbors deep affection for Adrien Agreste, though initially finds it difficult to convey her emotions. Subsequently, she develops feelings for Luka Couffaine before they part on good terms. After losing possession of the Miraculous to Monarch, Marinette suppresses her emotions toward Adrien to concentrate on defeating Monarch but eventually begins a romantic relationship with him. When wielding the Ladybug Miraculous, she transforms into Ladybug, possessing the ability to bestow other characters with Miraculouses through her yo-yo while acting as the Guardian.

Adrien Agreste / Cat Noir

Adrien Agreste (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook in English and Benjamin Bollen in French; singing voice provided by Drew Ryan Scott in English and Elliott in French) is the male protagonist and Marinette’s love interest, initially unaware of her feelings. He hails from an affluent background and works as a model for his father Gabriel’s fashion label but faces challenges due to their strained relationship. By using the Cat Miraculous, he transforms into Cat Noir, Ladybug’s partner in crime-fighting. Both as Adrien and Cat Noir, he holds strong romantic feelings for Ladybug without knowing she is Marinette. He briefly dates Kagami Tsurugi and maintains a positive friendship after their separation. Eventually, he moves beyond his infatuation with Ladybug and falls for Marinette, beginning a relationship with her. It is later revealed that he is a Human-Sentimonster created by his mother embodying love, with his amok located in the Graham de Vanily Twin Rings.

Alya Césaire / Rena Rouge

Alya Césaire / Rena Rouge (English voice by Carrie Keranen and French voice by Fanny Bloc) is Marinette’s closest friend and an essential ally in her superhero endeavors. With aspirations of becoming a journalist, Alya manages the school blog and runs the widely followed Ladyblog fansite dedicated to Ladybug. Initially unaware of Marinette’s secret identity, Alya discovers she is Ladybug in the episode "Gang of Secrets" and subsequently supports her in the role of Guardian of the Miraculous.

Alya uses the Fox Miraculous to transform into "Rena Rouge" ("Red Fox"). Upon revealing her identity, she temporarily adopts a blue variant called "Rena Furtive" ("Secret Fox") to maintain secrecy before reclaiming the Fox Miraculous permanently in "Re-creation," reuniting with her kwami, Trixx.

Her villainous persona, "Lady Wifi," wields a smartphone capable of firing magical icons and teleporting through electronic devices. Lady Wifi has allied herself with antagonists such as Princess Fragrance, Reflekta, Horrificator, and Timebreaker and was notably the first villain to break free from Shadow Moth’s control. As Rena Rouge, Alya has also been akumatized into "Rena Rage." Additionally, she once merged with Nino to become "Oblivio," possessing memory-erasing abilities.

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 companion, known for his skate punk aesthetic and role as a DJ at the school's radio station. Initially harboring feelings for Marinette, Nino eventually moves beyond his crush and begins dating Alya.

As the wielder of the Turtle Miraculous, Nino transforms into Carapace and uncovers Alya's secret identity as Rena Rouge. Although Hawk Moth becomes aware of his superhero persona, Nino remains a steadfast supporter of the heroes. He also learns about Alya’s alternate identity, Rena Furtive, which he unintentionally exposes publicly, leading to Alya relinquishing the Fox Miraculous. In the fifth season, Nino spearheads a resistance group at Collège Françoise Dupont to assist Ladybug and Cat Noir in combating Monarch and ultimately inherits the Turtle Miraculous permanently after Monarch’s defeat.

Among his villainous akumatized forms are "The Bubbler," who manipulates soap bubbles, and "Rocketear," capable of launching explosive tears. Additionally, he has appeared as "Shell Shock" and collaborated with Alya in their akumatized duo 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 was briefly romantically involved with Marinette, continuing to offer her emotional support after their breakup. As Viperion, Luka commands the Snake Miraculous, which grants him the "Second Chance" ability—rewinding time by up to five minutes to amend errors. This power enables him to discover the true identities of Ladybug and Cat Noir during season 4, information he keeps confidential until Monarch forces him to leave Paris in season 5 to safeguard their secrecy. After training under Su-Han in Tibet, Luka returns following Monarch’s downfall and retains permanent possession of the Snake Miraculous. His villain incarnations include Silencer, who steals voices and communicates through hand gestures, and Truth, who forces individuals to disclose their secrets.

Kagami Tsurugi / Ryûko

Kagami Tsurugi / Ryûko (English voice actress: Faye Mata; French voice actress: Clara Soares) is introduced in season 2 as a Japanese fencer hailing from a family with a prestigious fencing heritage. Frequently competing against Adrien, she shares his experience of feeling isolated under the strict supervision of her mother, Tomoe. Originally Adrien’s rival and brief love interest, Kagami eventually forms a friendship with Marinette. She quickly perceives Adrien’s affection for Marinette and challenges her mother’s authoritarian control. Kagami also deduces Marinette’s identity as Ladybug before embarking on a relationship with Félix once he acquires the Peacock Miraculous. Utilizing the Dragon Miraculous, she transforms into Ryûko with the phrase "Longg, Bring the Storm!". Despite her secret being revealed, she remains an essential ally. Kagami’s villain forms include the armored samurai Riposte, its enhanced version Riposte Prime which incorporates Turtle Miraculous abilities, the relentless pursuer Oni-Chan, the paralyzing Lies, and the massive cloudy entity Ryukomori, powered by the Dragon Miraculous.

Alix Kubdel / Bunnyx

Alix Kubdel / Bunnyx (voiced by Kira Buckland in English and Adeline Chetail/Marie Nonnenmacher in French) is a competitive student of Amazigh descent in Miss Bustier's class. She is chosen to wield the Rabbit Miraculous, transforming into "Bunnyx," with the ability to manipulate time. A future version of Alix intervenes to safeguard the timeline for Ladybug and Cat Noir, also preparing her father for Alix’s future responsibilities. In the present, Alix additionally uses the Dog Miraculous as Canigirl, assisting in recovering the Rabbit Miraculous from Monarch. Following Monarch’s defeat, she returns to her own time while maintaining communication with friends and family through cards during her temporal travels.

Her villainous alter ego, "Timebreaker," possesses the power to erase individuals upon touch, absorbing energy needed for time travel. She has formed alliances with antagonists such as Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, and Horrificator.

Zoé Lee / Vesperia

Zoé Lee / Vesperia (voiced by Deneen Melody in English and Fily Keita in French) is Chloé’s half-sister on their mother’s side, originally from New York. At first, she imitates Chloé’s harsh behavior to blend in but eventually embraces kindness and her own identity. Zoé admires Marinette yet supports her affection for Adrien. By harnessing the Bee Miraculous, she becomes Vesperia, inheriting Queen Bee’s powers and taking on her role within the Miraculous team. In season six, she reconnects with a former New York classmate who is surprised by her transformation.

Her villain transformation, "Sole Crusher," enables her to increase in size by stomping on others.

Félix Fathom / Argos

Félix Fathom / Argos (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook in English and Benjamin Bollen in French) is a human-sentimonster hybrid and Adrien’s maternal cousin, residing in London with his mother Amélie. Bearing a strong resemblance to Adrien, Félix suffered abuse from his father Colt Fathom during childhood; Colt perished after misusing the damaged Peacock Miraculous. Félix inherited his father’s ring containing the Amok kwami to assert his independence and seeks to shield Adrien from oppressive figures. Upon stealing Gabriel’s ring, he uncovers Gabriel’s villainous identity and uses the Dog Miraculous granted by Ladybug to become "Flairmidable". Félix coerces Gabriel into returning the restored Peacock Miraculous while reclaiming all other Miraculouses except those of Ladybug and Cat Noir. Befriending Duusu, he transforms into "Argos" using the Peacock Miraculous. After a remorseful kidnapping of Kagami, Félix learns Ladybug’s true identity and opts to expose Gabriel’s villainy through a theatrical production about the Graham de Vanily family. At "Re-creation," Félix and his mother move to Paris to live at the Agreste estate, where he joins Ladybug’s team as Argos.

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 and athletic student in Miss Bustier’s class who was once Marinette’s crush. He shares close friendship with Max and has a romantic connection with Ondine. Utilizing the Monkey Miraculous, he transforms into "King Monkey" (), drawing inspiration from the Monkey King of Journey to the West. His unique ability, "Uproar," allows him to conjure objects that disrupt opponents’ superpowers. His villain incarnations include "Dark Cupid", an evil persona spreading hatred rather than love, and "Dark Humor", a variation that causes mischievous chaos through the Monkey Miraculous.

Max Kanté / Pegasus

Max Kanté / Pegasus (English voice actors: Benjamin Diskin for seasons 1–3, Zeno Robinson in season 4; French voice by Martial Le Minoux) is a bright Malian-French pupil in Miss Bustier's class and Kim's closest companion. He is the creator of Markov and has been confirmed by Thomas Astruc to identify as asexual. When wielding the Horse Miraculous, he transforms into "Pegasus" (), characterized by white dreadlocks and winged footwear. His primary weapon is a horseshoe-shaped boomerang, and his unique ability, "Voyage," enables him to open portals for teleportation.

His villainous alter ego, "Gamer," embodies a pro-gamer theme with a self-evolving mecha that upgrades itself by absorbing defeated foes. In one storyline, he advances to "Gamer 2.0," orchestrating a tournament involving akumatized villains; in the Miraculous Rise of the Sphinx video game, he further progresses to "Gamer 3.0," challenging heroes through quizzes.

Juleka Couffaine / Purple Tigress

Juleka Couffaine / Purple Tigress (voiced by Erin Fitzgerald in Season 1 English dub, Reba Buhr from Season 2 onward; Marie Nonnenmacher in French) is a reserved and introverted student noted for her gothic appearance and as the twin sister of Luka Couffaine. She shares a close friendship with Rose Lavillant, with their romantic relationship confirmed in "El Toro De Piedra." Occasionally, she transforms into "Purple Tigress" using the Tiger Miraculous. Her weapon of choice is a bola whip, and her special ability "Clout" delivers a powerful strike. Later revelations disclose that Juleka and Luka's biological father is Jagged Stone. In season 6, she adopts a hairstyle reminiscent of Mick Swagger.

Her main villain form is "Reflekta," who wields mirror beams to generate duplicates of herself while harnessing the Tiger Miraculous' power. Those affected by her abilities often become her pawns. She has been akumatized multiple times and has allied with Lady Wifi, Princess Fragrance, Horrificator, or Timebreaker on various occasions, commanding two sentimonsters during her villainous activities.

Rose Lavillant / Pigella

Rose Lavillant / Pigella (voiced by Erin Fitzgerald in Season 1 English dub and Reba Buhr from Season 2; French voice by Jessie Lambotte) is an affectionate and lively student in Miss Bustier's class who shares a close friendship—and confirmed romantic relationship—with Juleka Couffaine as revealed in "El Toro De Piedra." Living with a chronic illness, she uses the Pig Miraculous to transform into "Pigella." Her weapon is a tambourine, and her unique power "Gift" manifests as a box that reveals the deepest desire of its target.

Her villainous persona, "Princess Fragrance," utilizes perfume to manipulate others' minds. She has teamed up with Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Horrificator, and Timebreaker as part of the Gang of Secrets.

Mylène Haprèle / Polymouse

Mylène Haprèle / Polymouse (English voice by Jessica Gee-George; French voice by Jessie Lambotte) is a timid student and activist who is romantically interested in Ivan. By activating the Mouse Miraculous, she becomes "Polymouse." Her weapon consists of a jump rope, and her special ability "Multitude" allows her to shrink herself while creating multiple duplicates simultaneously.

As a villain named "Horrificator," she transforms into a creature that grows stronger by feeding off fear. She has collaborated with Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, and Timebreaker within the Gang of Secrets.

Ivan Bruel / Minotaurox

Ivan Bruel / Minotaurox (English voice by Max Mittelman in Season 2, French voice by Franck Tordjman) is a resilient yet compassionate student. When wielding the Ox Miraculous, he transforms into "Minotaurox". His primary weapon is a hammer, and his unique ability, Resistance, provides immunity against physical assaults and other effects.

In his villainous form known as "Stoneheart," he becomes a colossal rock creature that enlarges when attacked.

Nathaniel Kurtzberg / Caprikid

Nathaniel Kurtzberg / Caprikid (voiced by Michael Sinterniklaas in English and Franck Tordjman in French) is a reserved Jewish-French comic artist attending Bustier's class. His name pays tribute to Nathanaël Bronn, the series' lead art director, and comic icon Jack Kirby (originally Jacob Kurtzberg). He is romantically involved with Marc Anciel. By using the Goat Miraculous, he assumes the identity of "Caprikid". His weapon of choice is a paintbrush staff, and his power "Genesis" allows him to conjure any ordinary object he envisions.

As the villain "Evillustrator," he can sketch and erase tangible items through his graphics tablet.

Marc Anciel / Rooster Bold

Marc Anciel / Rooster Bold (English voice by Kyle McCarley, French voice by Alexandre Nguyen) is a timid author and student at Collège Françoise Dupont. Inspired by Hope Morphin—a genderfluid and bisexual friend of creator Thomas Astruc—Marc identifies with the LGBT community. He collaborates with Nathaniel on a comic project and transforms into "Rooster Bold" using the Rooster Miraculous. His weapon is a quill, while his special ability "Sublimation" grants him any superpower he desires.

His villain persona, "Reverser," possesses the ability to invert victims' personality traits while maneuvering on a paper plane-like craft.

Sabrina Raincomprix / Miss Hound

Sabrina Raincomprix / Miss Hound (English voices: Marieve Herington in season 1, Cassandra Lee Morris in seasons 2–3, Lauren Landa from season 4 onward; French voice by Marie Nonnenmacher) was once Chloé's closest friend and personal assistant but grew distant due to Chloé’s mistreatment. Sabrina forms friendships with other classmates and occasionally transforms into "Miss Hound" using the Dog Miraculous. Her weapon is a ball, and her power "Fetch" enables her to retrieve any item that has come into contact with the ball. By season 6, she officially befriends Marinette and adopts a new look featuring different hair and attire.

Her principal villain forms include "Vanisher," who gains invisibility through Dog Miraculous powers, and "Miraculer," capable of stealing heroes’ abilities.

Gabriel Agreste / Hawk Moth / Shadow Moth / Monarch

Gabriel Agreste (birth name Gabi Grassette; voiced by Keith Silverstein in English and Antoine Tomé in French) is a distinguished fashion designer and Adrien’s authoritarian, emotionally distant father. As the primary antagonist throughout the first five seasons, his objective centers on acquiring Ladybug and Cat Noir’s Miraculouses to awaken his comatose wife Émilie. Utilizing the Butterfly Miraculous, he becomes "Hawk Moth". Initially introduced as a minor figure, his secret identity was unveiled during season 2.

In season 4, Gabriel evolves into "Shadow Moth" by merging the Butterfly and Peacock Miraculouses, gaining Amokization powers along with the ability to summon Megakumas that neutralize Ladybug’s charms. By season 5, after collecting all Miraculouses except for the Rabbit, he upgrades to "Monarch". After suffering necrosis due to Cataclysm damage and losing the Rabbit Miraculous, Gabriel allies with Tomoe Tsurugi to launch the Alliance System—intelligent rings that distribute Miraculous abilities to villains.

Ultimately, Gabriel sacrifices himself to rescue Nathalie by recreating the universe and restoring all Miraculouses back to Marinette. Season 6 reveals his role as "The Diamond" within the Secret Organization; following his demise, "The Machine" continues pursuing his agenda.

He has also akumatized himself into forms such as "Collector," who traps objects inside a sketchbook, and "Nightormentor," who wields the Horse Miraculous to induce nightmares. The former deceived Ladybug and Cat Noir when they nearly exposed him.

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

Chloé Bourgeois / Queen Bee

Chloé Bourgeois / Queen Bee (voiced by Selah Victor in English and Marie Chevalot in French) is a student notorious for her arrogance and sense of entitlement, frequently leveraging her father's position as mayor to intimidate peers such as Marinette and Sabrina Raincomprix. She falsely claims Adrien Agreste as her boyfriend and often instigates conflicts or becomes Akumatized, initially opposing Ladybug as "Antibug". Upon receiving the Bee Miraculous, she transforms into "Queen Bee" and experiences two Akumatizations as "Queen Wasp." Although Ladybug occasionally entrusts her with the Miraculous, Chloé is ultimately suspended from hero activities due to the dangers posed by revealing her identity. Growing increasingly bitter, she betrays the heroes to Hawk Moth, transforms into "Miracle Queen," and exposes other superheroes, resulting in her permanent dismissal.

Following this, Chloé turns to villainy, forming an alliance with Lila Rossi against Ladybug and Marinette. She is Akumatized as "Queen Banana" and later as "Penalty," actions that estrange her from Paris society and sever ties with Adrien and Sabrina. After her father steps down as mayor, Chloé becomes a figurehead under Gabriel’s control through Lila’s manipulation, orchestrating a Coup d'état. In her role as acting mayor, she criminalizes individuals with superpowers, labeling Ladybug and Cat Noir as fugitives. Paradoxically, she accepts Monarch’s offer to become "Queen Mayor," secretly Akumatized to enforce authority via robots empowered by multiple Miraculouses. She traps the heroes and attempts to reveal their identities publicly but is defeated when they unite Paris against her. Once de-akumatized and stripped of authority, Chloé faces exile by her father; meanwhile, her mother vows to reclaim their family’s legacy. In a final confrontation, Chloé realizes she has lost all power, leading to a breakdown.

In season six, residing in London under her mother’s guidance, Chloé pursues careers in acting, fashion modeling, and social media influencing to rehabilitate the Bourgeois reputation. Despite being banished from Paris, she attains moderate fame by using her platform to promote contests, share personal 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 engages in projects solely for financial gain and does not hesitate to dismiss anyone failing to meet monetary expectations. Previously the producer for Jagged Stone, Roth has also directed films and commercials and harbors ambitions to create a dinosaur-themed amusement park.

His villainous transformations include "Moolak," which encases people in coin armor, and "Gold Record," who converts objects into records capable of revealing inner thoughts while wielding the Horse Miraculous.

Lila Rossi / Cerise Bianca / Iris Verdi / Chrysalis

Lila Rossi (voiced by Lisa Kay Jennings in English and Clara Soares in French) appears as a recurring antagonist throughout several seasons, evolving from a compulsive attention-seeker into the principal villain of season six. Introduced as the daughter of an Italian diplomat and a classmate of Marinette, Lila resents Ladybug and Marinette for uncovering her lies. After deducing Hawk Moth’s true identity, she collaborates with Gabriel to manipulate others and later joins forces with Chloé before ultimately betraying her.

Lila serves as a scanned model for virtual assistants within Adrien’s Alliance Rings; however, following Gabriel’s termination of their agreement, she blackmails him and adopts the pseudonym "Cerise Bianca" at another school. After Gabriel's defeat, she obtains the Butterfly Miraculous and takes on the persona "Iris Verdi." She self-Akumatizes into "Timestalker" and "Spectral Looter" in attempts to discover Ladybug’s identity and steal Miraculouses but is thwarted by Chronobug and Bunnyx. Utilizing the Butterfly Miraculous powers further, she becomes "Chrysalis," able to Akumatize others without disclosing her villain name.

Her main villain form is "Volpina," which grants illusion-crafting abilities through the Fox Miraculous. Additional forms include "Chameleon," who can shapeshift after kissing targets, and "Hoaxer," an enhanced version of Volpina capable of hacking the Alliance system and brainwashing individuals via social media posts.

Tomoe Tsurugi

Tomoe Tsurugi (voiced by Minae Noji in English and Frédérique Marlot in French) is the fiercely protective mother of Kagami as well as a globally acclaimed fencing champion. She maintains a business alliance and friendship with Gabriel Agreste, mirroring his strict demeanor, though she occasionally grants Kagami greater independence. Despite being visually impaired, Tomoe relies on dark sunglasses and a kendo sword used as a cane, and she drives an autonomous, voice-controlled vehicle named Tatsu. In season five, she collaborates with Gabriel, uncovering the existence of the Miraculouses and contributing to the creation of the Alliance System, designed to harness their powers for worldwide benefit. Her villainous persona, "Ikari Gozen," manifests as a colossal samurai-armored centaur fused with Tatsu, wielding an enormous bokken and capable of imprisoning foes within her abdomen. Utilizing a prototype Alliance Ring, she temporarily gains powers from the Mouse Miraculous. Later upgraded to "Matagi Gozen," an archer no longer tethered to Tatsu, she commands abilities drawn from the Bee, Horse, Mouse, and Rooster Miraculouses. Following Gabriel’s death in the reconstructed universe, she dedicates herself to carrying on his mission.

The Secret Organization

The Secret Organization is a clandestine assembly intent on obtaining the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses to forge an ideal world for its members. This group consists of 12 individuals including Gabriel Agreste (known by the codename "The Diamond") and Nathalie Sancœur. Each member is accompanied by personal assistants or enforcers called "Shadows," who are reassigned should a member perish or be removed. Other council participants remain anonymous but utilize comparable symbolic identifiers.

• Nathalie Sancœur / Mayura (voiced by Sabrina Weisz in English and Marie Chevalot in French) serves as Gabriel’s personal assistant and actively furthers his objectives both as Gabriel and Hawk Moth. She functions as a secondary antagonist through season five; her initial villain identity "Catalyst" enhances Hawk Moth into "Scarlet Moth," enabling him to deploy multiple Akumas simultaneously. Wielding the Peacock Miraculous, she transforms into "Mayura," though damage sustained to her Miraculous left her bedridden and reliant on leg braces later on. Nathalie ultimately refuses to support Gabriel after his first defeat as Monarch due to his fixation on acquiring the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses at the cost of Émilie’s wellbeing. She continues working for the Agreste household to safeguard Adrien while reluctantly aiding Gabriel during his health decline caused by Cat Noir’s cataclysmic events. When akumatized into "Safari," endowed with Goat Miraculous powers allowing her to fabricate gear that imitates other Miraculouses’ abilities, her illness is cured following Gabriel’s sacrifice. Nathalie is connected to a covert order targeting Ladybug and Cat Noir’s Miraculouses; she converses with her father about Gabriel’s downfall, claiming she was unconscious throughout that incident.
• Mr. Sancœur—Nathalie’s father—is a member of the Secret Organization council operating under the alias "Wheat."
• "The Machine" is an unidentified council member who appoints Nathalie as their Shadow after Gabriel's death and intends to carry forward his agenda.

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 was responsible for distributing Miraculouses to Marinette and Adrien and concocted potions to assist them in battling villains. During his training as a guardian, he inadvertently created a sentimonster that destroyed the Guardians’ temple, resulting in the loss of the Butterfly and Peacock Miraculouses as well as a spellbook, though these damages were eventually undone. Upon Hawk Moth uncovering his identity, Fu assumes the mantle of the turtle hero "Jade Turtle", but is defeated and passes the Guardian title on to Marinette, which leads to memory loss. Subsequently, he departs Paris with his beloved Marianne Lenoir, whom he marries. In a later episode, Fu returns to Paris only to be akumatized into "Furious Fu," a painter who animates words.

• Sabine Cheng (voiced by Philece Sampler, Anne Yatco, and Jessie Lambotte) is Marinette’s mother, originally named Cheng Xia Bing from China before adopting Sabine after settling in Paris. Her villain persona "Qilin" is depicted as an armored warrior possessing telekinetic and wind manipulation abilities. She has collaborated with Weredad, Befana, and Bakerix as part of the Dearest Family alliance.

• Tom Dupain (English voice by Christopher Corey Smith, French voice by Martial Le Minoux) is Marinette’s father and proprietor of the Tom & Sabine Boulangerie Pâtisserie. He is passionate about baking and frequently teaches Marinette at their bakery. Named in honor of series creator Thomas Astruc, his villain identity "Weredad" takes on a werewolf-like appearance with control over thorny vines. In the Miraculous Rise of the Sphinx video game, he appears as Weredad but manipulates papers instead.

• Placide I.T. (voiced by Ezra Weisz in English and Guilbert Lévy in French), nicknamed "Gorilla", serves as Adrien’s quiet bodyguard and driver with a notably large physique. His villain form "Gorizilla" transforms into a giant gorilla equipped with an enhanced sense of smell.

• Caline Bustier (voiced by Dorothy Elias-Fahn in English and Jessie Lambotte in French) instructs French language, poetry, and literature at Collège François Dupont. Among her villainous forms are "Zombizou," who spreads a zombie-like contagion through kissing, and "Miss Sans-Culotte," who wields Jubilation powers derived from the Pig Miraculous. By season five, she assumes office as Mayor of Paris, advocating for environmental causes following Gabriel’s universe recreation, and gives birth to a daughter named Harmonie.

• Denis Damocles (voiced by J.C. Hyke in English and Gilbert Lévy in French) holds the position of principal at Collège François Dupont and is an admirer of the superhero Knightowl. His villain incarnations "Dark Owl" and its upgraded version "Darker Owl" utilize owl-themed gadgets. After controversies involving Lila and Chloé emerge, he resigns from his role as principal during season five and takes on the principalship at Collège Paul Bert.

• Olga Mendeleiev (voiced by Philece Sampler during seasons 1–4 in English and Marie Chevalot in French) is a strict science and mathematics teacher who becomes acting principal following Damocles’ departure. Her villainous persona "Kwamibuster" employs a vacuum device to capture kwamis.

• Armand D'Argencourt (English voice by Joe Fria; French voice by Thierry Kazazian) serves as the fencing instructor at Collège François Dupont’s gymnasium. A descendant of the warrior Darkblade, he unsuccessfully campaigned for mayor twice. His villain identity "Darkblade" commands obedient knights under his control.

• Socqueline Wang (voiced by Ryan Bartley in English and Céline Melloul in French) is a former schoolmate of Marinette who assists with her family’s art shop. A talented gymnast of Chinese heritage, she once impersonated Ladybug but discontinued after being cautioned about its dangers. She was suspended due to Chloé’s influence but had previously stood up for Marinette against bullying.

• Markov (English voice by Grant George, French voice by Alexandre Nguyen) is an intelligent flying robot created by Max exhibiting human-like emotions. His villain form "Robostus" animates mechanical objects; notably, he was the first villain to rebel against Hawk Moth. Later on, he is hacked to brainwash individuals into relinquishing their possessions.

• André Bourgeois (voiced by Joe Ochman) served as Paris's mayor for five seasons while owning Le Grand Paris hotel. Formerly a film director turned politician, he excessively spoiled his daughter Chloé, contributing to her spoiled demeanor. His villain persona "Maledictator" compels obedience through spheres. Following scandals involving Lila and Chloé, André resigns; after Gabriel’s universe rewrite, Caline Bustier succeeds him.

• Audrey Bourgeois (English voice by Haviland Stillwell; French voice by Céline Melloul) is Chloé’s mother and a prominent fashion designer owning Style Queen Magazine. She maintains a distant relationship with Chloé and frequently dismisses employees. Her villain forms include "Style Queen," which transforms victims into glittering statues or piles—later upgraded—and she also becomes "Heart Hunter" alongside André. After Chloé’s disgraceful mayoral term concludes, Audrey relocates with her daughter to London aiming for stricter control over her life.

• Butler Jean (real name Armand; voiced by Benjamin Diskin in English and Martial le Minoux in French) works at Le Grand Paris hotel serving Chloé's family but endures mistreatment from them. His villain form "Despair Bear" controls a teddy bear capable of dominating minds.

• Jagged Stone (voiced by Lex Lang in English and Matthew Gèczy in French) is a celebrated rock musician admired by Marinette; father to Luka and Juleka. He left his band Croco Duo to pursue a solo career and owns a pet crocodile named Fang. His villain form "Guitar Villain" casts spells through his guitar; Fang transforms into a crocodile/dragon hybrid vehicle. Jagged trained under Su-han alongside Penny following Luka’s exile; they returned after Monarch’s defeat.

• Penny Rolling (English voice by Mela Lee; French voice by Anne-Charlotte Piau) acts as Jagged Stone's agent with implied romantic feelings toward him. Her villain form "Troublemaker" switches between tangible and intangible states via pen clicks; she appears akumatized as "Soundwave," emitting destructive soundwaves in the video game adaptation.

• Nadja Chamack (voiced by Sabrina Weisz in English and Jessie Lambotte in French) is a television news reporter recognized for her catchphrase “Don’t be bemused.” Her villain form "Prime Queen" teleports through digital screens; during "Heroes Day," controlled video drones assisted Scarlet Moth's broadcast.

• Manon Chamack (English voice Stephanie Sheh; French voice Marie Nonnenmacher) is Nadja’s spoiled daughter whom Marinette frequently babysits. Her villain forms include "The Puppeteer," controlling individuals via dolls’ wands; later upgraded to animate wax statues at Musée Grevin.

• Roger Raincomprix (English voice Christopher Corey Smith, French voice Martial Le Minoux) serves as a police officer enforcing law in Paris; father to Sabrina. His villain forms include "Rogercop," which enforces sentences via armor; later akumatized as "Daddycop," promoting appreciation for Sabrina.

• Xavier Ramier (voiced by Todd Haberkorn in English and Franck Tordjman in French) is an eccentric enthusiast known for feeding pigeons despite legal restrictions. His villain form "Mr. Pigeon" commands large flocks; later upgraded to transform humans into pigeons.

• Nora Césaire (English voice Laila Berzins; French voice Nathalie Homs), Alya’s elder sister and kickboxer, becomes the spider-themed villain "Anansi," featuring six arms that shoot webs.

• Ella & Etta Cesaire (both voiced by Cherami Leigh in English; Marie Nonnenmacher & Jessie Lambotte in French) are Alya’s mischievous twin younger sisters whose combined villain form "Sapotis" are gremlins that multiply when fed.

• Gina Dupain (English voice Reba Buhr; French voice Marie Chevalot), Marinette's adventurous Italian grandmother on Tom's side, often seen wearing a Pink Floyd-inspired T-shirt. Her villain identity "Befana" wields witchcraft capable of turning people into coal statues or fairy servants; she allies with Qilin, Weredad, Bakerix within the Dearest Family group.

• Rolland Dupain (voiced by Paul St. Peter in English & Martial Le Minoux in French), Marinette's traditionalist grandfather estranged from Tom over marriage decisions but reconciled through Marinette's intervention. His primary villain forms include "Bakerix," a bread-themed Gaul growing stronger via yeast consumption—part of Dearest Family—and "Simpleman," who induces childish behavior using his peel tool.

• André Glacier (English voice Ezra Weisz; French voice Philippe Roullier), an ice cream vendor claiming his treats inspire lasting love; previously worked office jobs. His villain form "Glaciator" creates ice cream snowmen that freeze others; briefly wielded Tiger Miraculous powers.

• Ondine (voiced by Erika Harlacher in English & Clara Soares in French), swimming student harboring romantic interest toward Lê Chiến Kim; her villain form "Syren" floods Paris utilizing water-based abilities.

• Anarka Couffaine (English voice Erica Lindbeck & Céline Melloul in French), mother of Juleka & Luka residing on houseboat The Liberty; her villain persona "Captain Hardrock" features pirate themes with an armed flying ship.

• Philippe (voiced by Joe Fria in English & Philippe Candeloro himself in French), figure skating coach managing an ice rink; inspired by real-life skater Philippe Candeloro with daughters Luna, Maya, Thalia named after his own children. Villain form "Frozer" generates ice from skates.

• Lady Amélie Graham de Vanily (English voice Laura Post & Jeanne Chartier in French), Adrien’s aunt who raised Félix following Colt Fathom’s death. She is kind but firm regarding family heirlooms such as Graham de Vanily Twin Rings symbolizing Émilie and Gabriel's wedding. After Gabriel's sacrifice during the "Re-creation," she relocates to Paris with Félix becoming Adrien’s legal guardian.

• Grand Master Su-Han (English voice Kaiji Tang, French voice Gauthier Battoue), leader of the Order of Guardians and Master Fu's former mentor charged with protecting the Chinese Miracle Box. Initially trapped before series events but later freed; travels to Paris seeking the Miracle Box while enforcing strict rules including training Mirakung Fu martial arts to combat rogue Miraculous users. Though initially doubtful about Marinette's suitability as Guardian, he ultimately supports her role while adapting to contemporary trends.

Kwamis

• Tikki

Tikki (voiced by Mela Lee in English and Marie Nonnenmacher in French) serves as the Kwami of Creation and dwells within the Ladybug Miraculous, a set of earrings utilized by Marinette to assume the identity of Ladybug. Tikki embodies optimism and earnestness, providing Marinette with crucial guidance to master her transformations. With an age exceeding 13 billion years, she has safeguarded every Ladybug bearer throughout history, including renowned figures such as Joan of Arc. Her appearance resembles a tiny ladybug featuring blue eyes and prominent black spots.

• Plagg

Plagg (voiced by Max Mittelman in English and Thierry Kazazian in French) is the Kwami associated with Destruction, enabling Adrien to become Cat Noir. He shares a similar shape to Tikki but is characterized by black coloring and green eyes. Plagg's personality is marked by sarcasm and laziness, frequently dispensing ill-advised counsel. He inhabits the Cat Miraculous, a ring worn on Adrien’s right hand, and has a notable fondness for camembert cheese.

• Wayzz (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in English and Franck Tordjman in French) functions as the Kwami of Protection, linked to the Turtle Miraculous, a bracelet, currently held by Nino.

• Nooroo (voiced by Benjamin Diskin in English, Mariko Honda in Japanese, and Martial Le Minoux in French) acts as the Kwami of Transmission, attached to the Butterfly Miraculous, which takes the form of a locket brooch.

• Trixx (voiced by Cherami Leigh in English and Franck Tordjman in French) represents the Kwami of Illusion, connected to the Fox Miraculous, worn as a necklace.

• Pollen (voiced by Cassandra Lee Morris initially and later Lauren Landa in English, Clara Soares in French) is the Kwami of Action, bound to the Bee Miraculous—a hair comb.

• Duusu (voiced by Melissa Fahn in English and Fanny Bloc in French) serves as the Kwami of Emotion, linked to the Peacock Miraculous, which is a brooch. Due to damage sustained by her Miraculous, Duusu experiences unstable emotions until repairs are made.

• Mullo (voiced by Deneen Melody in English) is the Kwami of Multiplication, associated with the Mouse Miraculous, a pendant shaped like a coin.

• Stompp (voiced by Thierry Kazazian in French and Lauren Landa from Season 3 forward in English) embodies the Kwami of Determination. He is tied to the Ox Miraculous, worn as a nose ring. His abilities provide enhanced resistance against physical assaults and other powers.

• Roaar (voiced by Sandy Fox during Seasons 3–4 in English and Caroline Combes in French) is the Kwami of Elation connected to the Tiger Miraculous—a panjas bracelet. Roaar currently resides with Juleka and Luka alongside Sass.

• Fluff (voiced by Ryan Bartley in English Seasons 3–4 and Céline Melloul in French) acts as the Kwami of Evolution bound to the Rabbit Miraculous, which takes the form of a pocket watch. She was notably rescued from Monarch prior to other Miraculouses being reforged into rings.

• Longg (voiced by Grant George in English and Marie Nonnenmacher in French) represents the Kwami of Perfection associated with the Dragon Miraculous—a beaded choker. His power enables elemental transformations involving wind, water, or lightning.

• Sass (voiced by Benjamin Diskin in English and Alexandre Nguyen in French) is the Kwami of Intuition linked to the Snake Miraculous—an ouroboros bracelet. Sass can independently utilize his Second Chance ability but this causes temporal distortions as an unintended effect. He currently cohabitates with Roaar among their respective holders.

• Kaalki (voiced by Deneen Melody during English Seasons 3–4 and Fanny Bloc in French) serves as the Kwami of Migration (Teleportation), bound to the Horse Miraculous—a pair of sunglasses—and speaks with a Mid-Atlantic accent.

• Ziggy (voiced by Susannah Corrington in English and Céline Melloul in French) is recognized as the Kwami of Passion attached to the Goat Miraculous hair clips.

• Xuppu (voiced by Sarah Weisz in English and Franck Tordjman in French) fulfills the role of Kwami of Derision connected to the Monkey Miraculous—a circlet.

• Orikko (voiced by Sabrina Weisz in English) acts as the Kwami of Pretension bound to the Rooster Miraculous—a thumb ring.

• Barkk (voiced by Sabrina Glow during English Season 4 and Jessie Lambotte in French) is known as 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) represents the Kwami of Jubilation attached to the Pig Miraculous—a pearl anklet.

• Liiri (voiced by Cedric Williams in English) serves as the Kwami of Freedom associated with the Eagle Miraculous—a talon pendant. His ability "Liberation" frees individuals from mental constraints. This Miraculous was formerly possessed by Gilbert du Motier before passing on to Gabriel Agreste and subsequently Jessica Keynes.

• Gimmi (voiced by both Mela Lee and Max Mittelman in English) embodies Reality as a fusion between Tikki and Plagg. The granting of wishes through Gimmi requires sacrifice; notably, Gabriel sacrificed himself so that Nathalie could recover.

• Various unnamed Kwamis correspond to other animals such as 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) was 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 aristocratic life to settle in Paris, where she encountered Gabriel. Although officially declared dead, Émilie remains in a comatose state, preserved within a glass coffin located in the Agreste family's basement. Previously an actress, she assisted Gabriel in tracking down the Miraculous and became the bearer of the Peacock Miraculous, which led to her current condition. After Gabriel refuses to awaken her, she accompanies him in the afterlife.
• Aurore Beauréal (voiced by Mela Lee in English, Geneviève Doang in French) is a student with ambitions to become a weather presenter. Her villainous alter ego "Stormy Weather" manipulates meteorological phenomena. In the sixth season, she is further akumatized into "Climatiqueen," a more powerful version endowed with thunderbolt abilities.
• Fred Haprèle (English voice actor Ezra Weisz, French voice Franck Tordjman) serves as a part-time assistant instructor and is skilled in mime artistry. His villain persona "Mime" employs silent performance tricks.
• Alec Cataldi (voiced by Andre Gordon in English) hosts television shows and overcame bullying during childhood to motivate others; he often appears in drag. His villain form "Wishmaker" compels individuals to involuntarily fulfill their childhood fantasies.
• Xavier-Yves "XY" Roth (English voice Benjamin Diskin, French voice Alexandre Nguyen) is a pop music star and son of Bob Roth. He features as an authority on Alternative Truth and becomes targeted by the antagonist known as "Guitar Villain."
• Vincent Aza (voiced by Matthew Mercer in English, Franck Tordjman in French) works as a photographer and is an obsessive admirer of Jagged Stone. As "Pixelator," he traps victims within photographs and later rises as a social media influencer. He is akumatized again as "Revelator," gaining powers that extract secrets.
• Théo Barbot (English voice Brian Beacock, French voice Franck Tordjman) is an artist and sculptor from Paris who crafted the statue of Ladybug and Cat Noir. His villain identity "Copycat" perfectly imitates Cat Noir’s abilities.
• Simon Grimault (English voice Ezra Weisz, French Franck Tordjman) practices hypnosis; his villain form "Simon Says" causes people to adopt characteristics linked to playing cards.
• Alim Kubdel (voiced by Todd Haberkorn in English, Philippe Roullier in French) oversees operations at the Louvre museum and is father to Alix and Jalil. He entrusted Alix with the Rabbit Miraculous disguised as a pocket watch and trained her for superhero responsibilities.
• Jalil Kubdel (English voice Vic Mignogna for season one dub, French Franck Tordjman) is a historian employed at the Louvre whose villain persona "Pharaoh" wields powers inspired by Egyptian deities. After breaking free from Monarch's influence using Ma'at's Book of Truth, he affirms Ladybug’s innocence.
• Otis Césaire (English voice Paul St. Peter, French Éric Peter) serves as 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 (voiced by Erin Fitzgerald English, Céline Melloul French) holds the position of head chef at Le Grand Paris restaurant and is Alya’s mother.
• Mr. Banana (English voices by Bryce Papenbrook and Ezra Weisz) is an anonymous mascot figure in Paris resembling a banana who uses the catchphrase "Stay peachy."
• Wang Cheng (English voice Todd Haberkorn, French Bing Yin) is Marinette’s great-uncle; he is a globally acclaimed chef owning a renowned Shanghai restaurant famous for inventive ingredients.
• August (voiced by Grant George English, Caroline Combes French) is an infant whose villain form "Gigantitan" causes him to grow to enormous size.
• Clara Nightingale (English voice Allegra Clark, singing voice by Laura Marano) is a pop singer whose villain alter ego "Frightingale" forces people either to speak exclusively in rhyme or transform into magenta statues.
• Vivica (voiced by Morgan Berry English) performs as Jagged Stone’s professional guitarist; originally intended as a veterinarian character. Her villain form "Desperada" conjures weaponry themed after musical instruments that never miss their targets.
• Marianne Lenoir (English voice Barbara Goodson, French Virginie Ledieu) was Master Fu’s companion during World War II; they reunite but remain separated after Hawk Moth discovers their relationship. She later marries Fu. As the villain "Backwarder," she reverses others' actions.
• Wayhem (voiced by Chris Hackney English, Tony Marot French) begins as an obsessive admirer of Adrien who becomes his friend. His villain persona "Party Crasher" traps enemies inside disco balls and anticipates their moves.
• Santa Claus (English voice Joe Ochman) acts as the Christmas mascot who becomes akumatized into "Santa Claws," wielding explosive gifts and intangible sleigh abilities; he later assists Ladybug and Cat Noir.
• Thomas Astruc (voiced by Jason Marnocha in English and himself in French) directs the fictional movie Les aventures de Ladybug & Chat Noir. His villain form "Animaestro" allows transformation into any animated character.
• Chris Lahiffe (voiced by Alejandro Saab English) is Nino’s younger sibling; his villain persona "Christmaster" commands giant living toys via a snow globe; his future self becomes “Timetagger,” a time-traveling graffiti artist.
• Claudie Kanté (English voice Danielle Judovits, French Céline Melloul) is Max’s mother and conductor of Startrain with astronaut aspirations fulfilled later; her villain form controls space-traveling train systems independently from Hawk Moth.
• Harry Clown (voiced by Benjamin Diskin English, Franck Dubosc French) works as a comedian seeking serious roles; his villain identity "Psycomedian" manipulates emotions using jester-like antics.
• Didier Roustan (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith English and himself in French) coaches football at Collège Françoise Dupont; based on an actual sports journalist.
• Froggy (English voice Mela Lee) is a boy passionate about frogs whose villain form "Risk" induces reckless behavior.
• Véronique (voiced by Laura Post English, Véronique Berecz French) serves as curator for Musée Grévin; akumatized into "Manipula," she controls wax figures using Ox Miraculous powers; Ladybug persuades Mayor Bourgeois to keep her museum operational afterward.
• Kouki (English voice Mark Whitten) is a kickboxer transformed into the giant bear-themed villain "Kiku."
• A.D.A. (English voice Haviland Stillwell) is an AI deceived into believing Claudie Kanté was lost in space; akumatized into jet-like "Bugfighter."
• Gisele (voiced by Kimberly Woods English) is a friend of Ms. Bustier.
• Harmonie (English voice Tara Platt) is Ms. Bustier’s daughter.
• Bertrand King (English voice Keith Silverstein) owns a plastics manufacturing company; his villain form "King of Plastic" transforms people into plastic material.
• Maya (voiced by Faye Mata English) is a talented young artist akumatized as "Illustrhater," bringing her drawings to life.
• Sublime Bartlett (English voice Analesa Fisher) is a para-athlete who forms a friendship with Adrien after enrolling at Collège Françoise Dupont.
• Caroline (voiced by Cherami Leigh English), Sublime’s mother who pressures her toward excellence; akumatized into athletic supervillain "Sublimation," forcibly enhancing others’ abilities.
• Séverin Bartlett (English voice Christopher Corey Smith) is Sublime’s father and Caroline’s former spouse.
• Ray (voiced by Ezra Weisz English), Zoé’s former classmate from New York who knows about her past life there.
• Lady Milly Graham de Vanily (English voice Stephanie Southerland) belongs to aristocracy as mother of Émilie and Amélie, grandmother to Adrien and Félix; estranged from Émilie’s family; akumatized into ringmaster-like antagonist “Ringmaster.”
• Lord Emil Graham de Vanily (voiced by Benjamin Diskin English), Milly’s husband who transforms into boxing werewolf “Werepapa” during Ringmaster event.
• Gabrielle Grassette (voiced by Deneen Melody English), mother of Gabriel Agreste and grandmother to Adrien.
• Johnny Grassette (voiced by Paul St. Peter English), Gabrielle’s partner who becomes “Werepapa” during Ringmaster incident.
• Aglaé (English voice Risa Mei) is a student at Collège François Dupont.
• Diane (voiced by Mela Lee English), another student attending Collège Françoise Dupont.
• Raúl Bruel (voiced by Ray Chase English), father of Ivan and former criminal known as “El Toro.” Following arrest, he reformed through Mayor Bustier’s program to work as Louvre security guard; previously akumatized as bull-themed “El Toro de Paidra” wielding stone-transforming whip powers.
• Shirel Kurtzberg (English voice Dorah Fine), Nathaniel’s architect mother who disapproves of his career choice in illustration; akumatized into ruler-themed “Ruler,” enforcing compliance through triangle ruler branding; reforms after losing akuma influence.
• Aton Kurtzberg ((voiced by Steve Staley English), Nathaniel's father and accomplished artist.

Miraculous World

• Olympia Hill / Majestia (English voice by Anairis Quiñones) serves as the leader of the United Heroez and ranks among the top U.S. heroes in terms of power. She is both the creator and mother of Uncanny Valley and is engaged to Knightowl. Thomas Astruc described her as a "blend of Superman and Wonder Woman", with a design reminiscent of Power Girl, Supergirl, and Carol Danvers.
• Barbara Keynes / Knightowl (unmasked voice by Anairis Quiñones, masked by Imari Williams) is an owl-themed hero within the United Heroez, respected by Mr. Damocles for her unwavering principles. She admires established heroes such as Sparrow/Eagle. Barbara, engaged to Olympia Hill, represents the latest bearer of the Knightowl mantle, concealing her gender beneath her costume. During the Miraculized conflict, she adopts an alternate outfit.
• Jessica Keynes / Sparrow / Eagle (voiced by Jaimi Gray as Jessica, Scott Whyte masked) acts as Knightowl’s daughter and sidekick, later becoming Eagle after acquiring the Eagle Miraculous. Her character draws inspiration from Batman’s Robin.
• Aeon Hill / Uncanny Valley (voiced by Kimberly Woods) is an android creation of Majestia featured in Miraculous New York, equipped with abilities such as flight, laser emission, and advanced hacking.
• Camilla Hombee / Victory (voice by Laura Stahl) serves as U.S. President and a patriotic member of the United Heroez, armed with a shield and military-grade weaponry, drawing inspiration from Captain America.
• Dean Gate / Doorman (voiced by Alejandro Saab) possesses the ability to transform doors into portals connecting locations worldwide. He also holds a teaching position at Armstrong High School.
• Hot Dog Dan (voiced by Kellen Goff) is a superhero who sells magical hot dogs that temporarily bestow powers. He appears in Miraculous New York and participates in the season five finale battling Miraculized antagonists.
• Mike Rochip / Techno-Pirate (voiced by Kellen Goff) is a technologically obsessed supervillain from Miraculous New York endowed with superhuman strength and technopathy. His akumatized forms include "Techlonizer" and "Miraclonizer," utilizing stolen technology along with the Eagle Miraculous.
• An unnamed Native American monk (voiced by Grant George) affiliated with the Order of the Guardians safeguards the Native American Miraculous Box and guides emerging heroes in New York.
• Fei Wu / Lady Dragon (voiced by Xanthe Huynh) is a martial arts expert from Miraculous Shanghai. As Wu Shifu’s adopted daughter, she transforms into Ladydragon using the Prodigious jewel, which grants her sight of Renlings and animal abilities symbolizing core values. Following her defeat of crime lord Cash, she joins efforts against Miraculized foes.
• The Renlings are ethereal entities from Miraculous Shanghai that enable transformations tied to human virtues through the Prodigious jewel. Prominent Renlings include Long Long (Justice), Xiong Xiong (Calmness), Tang Tang (Patience), She She (Courage), Ying Ying (Confidence), Hou Hou (Compassion), Ma Ma (Honor), and Hu Hu (Discipline).
• Cash (voiced by Caleb Yen) is a crime boss from Shanghai responsible for Wu Shifu’s demise and Fei’s bracelet theft. His akumatized form becomes "King Cash," resembling a terracotta warrior.
• Mei Shi (voiced by Mark Chen) functions as a lion-like guardian protecting the Prodigious in Miraculous Shanghai. Originally a statue, he becomes Ladydragon’s companion. His akumatized version "Yan Luo Shi" wields destructive optic lasers.
• Gabriel Agreste / Betterfly (voiced by Keith Silverstein) appears within an alternate dimension titled "Re-Verse" as a superhero Resistance member combating the Supreme in Miraculous World: Paris - Tales of Shadybug and Claw Noir.
• The Supreme (voiced by Keith Silverstein) is an unseen force in "Re-Verse" responsible for empowering Marinette and Adrien with Miraculouses while orchestrating events opposing them.
• Marinette Dupain-Cheng / Shadybug / Ladybug (voiced by Cristina Valenzuela) from "Re-Verse" initially opposes Ladybug but eventually allies with Betterfly after abandoning villainy.
• Adrien Agreste / Claw Noir / Paw Noir (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook) from "Re-Verse" follows Betterfly but reforms following defeat, adopting the Paw Noir persona to fight alongside Betterfly.
• Alya Césaire (voiced by Carrie Keranen) from "Re-Verse" serves Betterfly within the Resistance; her kamikotized form Ubiquity plays a pivotal role in plot developments.
• Nino Lahiffe (voiced by Zeno Robinson) from "Re-Verse" supports Betterfly’s Resistance efforts.
• Maxkov (voiced by Zeno Robinson) is a robotic counterpart to Max from "Re-Verse," allied with Betterfly’s Resistance.

Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie

• In Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie, Raymond (English voice by Christopher Corey Smith) is portrayed as a fair employee who transforms into the akumatized antagonist "Gargoyle" following the rejection of his marriage proposal.
• The character known as The Magician (voiced in English by Shelby Young) undergoes akumatization in the film, acquiring powers that allow her to alter reality using her wand.
• Alongside The Magician, an unnamed Mime (English voice actor Jon Allen) is also akumatized to confront Ladybug and Cat Noir, wielding abilities comparable to those of Fred Haprèle’s Mime character.

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External links

• Official site
• Miraculous on TF1 (in French)
• Official site in Japan