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The Miraculers

Company type	Superhero group
Industry	Entertainment / Fictional superheroes
Founder	Master Fu
Headquarters	Paris , France
Area served	Paris, New York (fictional settings)
Key people	Ladybug (Marinette Dupain-Cheng), Cat Noir (Adrien Agreste), Rena Rouge (Alya Césaire), Carapace (Nino Lahiffe), Viperion (Luka Couffaine), Ryûko (Kagami Tsurugi), Bunnyx (Alix Kubdel), Vesperia (Zoé Lee), Argos (Félix Fathom), King Monkey (Lê Chiến Kim)
Products	Protection against akumatized villains; use of Miraculouses

The Miraculers

The Miraculers represent a French superhero group empowered by enchanted jewels known as Miraculouses. Their mission involves battling villains who have been akumatized by the wielder of the Butterfly Miraculous. Under the leadership of Ladybug, this team was originally established by Master Fu.

Marinette Dupain-Cheng / Ladybug

Marinette Dupain-Cheng (English voice by Cristina Vee, French voice by Anouck Hautbois, with singing performed by Lou) serves as the female lead. She is a 14/15-year-old student of French-Chinese-Italian heritage attending Françoise Dupont High School, where she excels as a fashion designer. Marinette harbors a profound affection for Adrien Agreste but initially finds it challenging to convey her emotions. Subsequently, she develops romantic feelings for Luka Couffaine before they part on good terms. After losing her Miraculous to Monarch, Marinette attempts to suppress her feelings for Adrien to concentrate on defeating him but ultimately embarks on a romantic relationship with him. By using the Ladybug Miraculous, she transforms into "Ladybug" and serves as the Guardian, granting Miraculouses to others through her yo-yo.

Adrien Agreste / Cat Noir

Adrien Agreste (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook in English, Benjamin Bollen in French, with singing voices by Drew Ryan Scott and Elliott) is the male lead and Marinette’s initial love interest. He is a well-known fashion model representing his father Gabriel’s clothing brand but maintains a distant connection with his father. When equipped with the Cat Miraculous, Adrien transforms into "Cat Noir," partnering alongside Ladybug. He secretly harbors romantic feelings for Ladybug without realizing she is Marinette. Adrien briefly dates Kagami Tsurugi but sustains a close friendship afterward. Eventually, he relinquishes his crush on Ladybug and falls in love with Marinette, beginning a relationship with her. It is later unveiled that he is a Human-Sentimonster created by his mother embodying love, with his amok situated in 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 essential supporter in her superhero activities. With aspirations of becoming a journalist, Alya runs the school blog alongside a widely followed fansite named the Ladyblog, dedicated to Ladybug. Initially unaware of Marinette’s secret identity, Alya discovers it in the episode "Gang of Secrets" and becomes one of her trusted confidantes.

Alya wields the Fox Miraculous to transform into Rena Rouge (meaning "Red Fox"), and later adopts a blue variant called Rena Furtive ("Secret Fox"), utilized to conceal her true identity. Eventually, she permanently reclaims the Fox Miraculous and reunites with her kwami, Trixx.

Her villainous persona is "Lady Wifi," who employs a smartphone to launch magical icons and teleport through mobile devices. Lady Wifi has collaborated with antagonists such as Princess Fragrance, Reflekta, Horrificator, and Timebreaker; notably, she was the first villain to break free from Shadow Moth’s influence. As Rena Rouge, Alya has also been akumatized into "Rena Rage." Additionally, she once combined powers with 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 from Miraculous World: New York: United Heroez onward; French voice by Alexandre Nguyen) is Adrien’s closest companion, recognized for his skate punk aesthetic. He serves as the DJ at the school’s radio station and initially harbors romantic feelings for Marinette before starting a relationship with Alya.

Nino transforms into Carapace using the Turtle Miraculous and uncovers Alya’s secret identity as Rena Rouge. Although Hawk Moth learns Nino’s true identity, he remains a steadfast ally to the heroes. Additionally, Nino discovers Alya’s alternate persona, Rena Furtive, which he unintentionally exposes publicly, prompting Alya to relinquish the Fox Miraculous. In the fifth season, he spearheads a resistance group at Collège Françoise Dupont, supporting Ladybug and Cat Noir in their fight against Monarch. Following Monarch's defeat, Nino becomes the permanent bearer of the Turtle Miraculous.

His primary villain transformations include "The Bubbler," who controls soap bubbles, and "Rocketear," who can produce explosive tears. Furthermore, Carapace has been akumatized into "Shell Shock" and, together with Alya, has transformed into Oblivio.

Luka Couffaine / Viperion

Luka Couffaine / Viperion (voiced by Andrew Russell in English and Gauthier Battoue in French) is Juleka Couffaine’s twin and once served as Marinette’s romantic interest, offering emotional support even after their breakup. As Viperion, he assists Ladybug with his "Second Chance" power, which allows him to rewind time by up to five minutes to rectify errors. This ability led him to discover Ladybug and Cat Noir’s true identities in season 4, a secret he kept until Monarch uncovered it in season 5, forcing Luka to leave Paris to protect them. Trained by Su-Han in Tibet, Luka returns after Monarch’s downfall and retains possession of the Snake Miraculous. His villainous forms include "Silencer," who can steal voices, and "Truth," who forces people to tell the truth.

Kagami Tsurugi / Ryûko

Kagami Tsurugi / Ryûko (voiced by Faye Mata in English and Clara Soares in French) is a Japanese fencer introduced in season 2 who frequently competes against Adrien and briefly becomes his love interest. Originating from a distinguished fencing family, she faces pressure from her controlling mother, Tomoe, but ultimately forms a friendship with Marinette. Kagami quickly recognizes Adrien’s feelings for Marinette and this motivates her to confront her mother. She figures out Marinette’s Ladybug identity prior to starting a relationship with Félix after he acquires the Peacock Miraculous. Using the Dragon Miraculous with the phrase "Longg, Bring the Storm!", Kagami transforms into "Ryûko." Despite some accidental reveals of her identity, she remains an important character. Her villainous incarnations include armored samurai "Riposte" and its enhanced form "Riposte Prime," aggressive chaser "Oni-Chan," paralyzer "Lies," and giant form "Ryukomori," each connected to different Miraculouses.

Alix Kubdel / Bunnyx

Alix Kubdel / Bunnyx (English voice by Kira Buckland; French voices by Adeline Chetail and Marie Nonnenmacher) is a competitive student with Amazigh heritage in Miss Bustier’s class. She is destined to wield the Rabbit Miraculous, transforming into "Bunnyx" with time-travel capabilities. A future version of Alix intervened to safeguard Ladybug and Cat Noir’s timeline by preparing her present self. She also previously used the Dog Miraculous as Canigirl to help reclaim the Rabbit Miraculous from Monarch. After Monarch's defeat, Alix returns to her own time while maintaining connections with those close to her across different eras.

Her villain form, known as "Timebreaker," possesses the ability to make individuals vanish upon touch, which powers her time-traveling skills. Timebreaker 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 compassionate maternal half-sister residing in New York. Initially, Zoé mimics Chloé's mannerisms to gain familial approval but eventually embraces her unique self. She holds Marinette in high regard and encourages her affection for Adrien. By wielding the Bee Miraculous, she transforms into Vesperia, possessing abilities comparable to Queen Bee and frequently acts as her successor within the Miraculous team. In the sixth season, Zoé reconnects with a former New York classmate who is taken aback by her transformed demeanor.

Her villainous alter ego, "Sole Crusher," has the ability to enlarge herself by trampling on others.

Félix Fathom / Argos

Félix Fathom / Argos (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook in English and Benjamin Bollen in French) is a human-sentimonster, Adrien's cousin on his mother's side, and Gabriel's nephew living in London with his mother Amélie. Bearing a strong resemblance to Adrien, Félix suffered abuse from his father Colt Fathom during childhood; Colt died while using the impaired Peacock Miraculous. Félix inherited his father's ring containing the Amok kwami to assert his freedom. Deeply caring for Adrien, he strives to liberate him from oppressive figures like Gabriel. Félix steals Gabriel's ring, uncovers his supervillain identity, and employs the Dog Miraculous from Ladybug to become "Flairmidable". He coerces Gabriel into returning the restored Peacock Miraculous while returning other rings except those belonging to Ladybug and Cat Noir. Befriending Duusu, Félix transforms into "Argos" through the Peacock Miraculous. After remorsefully abducting Kagami and entering a romantic relationship with her, he discovers Ladybug’s true identity and intends to expose Gabriel’s real nature to Marinette via a theatrical production about the Graham de Vanily family. In "Re-creation," Félix and his mother move to Paris to reside at the Agreste mansion. As Argos, he becomes part of 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 and athletic student in Miss Bustier’s class who was once Marinette’s crush. He shares a close friendship with Max and has a romantic connection with Ondine. Transforming into "King Monkey" () via the Monkey Miraculous, he draws inspiration from the Monkey King character in Journey to the West. His unique ability, "Uproar," summons objects that interfere with adversaries’ powers. His villainous forms include "Dark Cupid", an evil entity spreading animosity instead of love, and "Dark Humor", a version that causes mischievous chaos through the Monkey Miraculous.

Max Kanté / Pegasus

Max Kanté / Pegasus (voiced by Benjamin Diskin during seasons 1–3 in English, Zeno Robinson in season 4, and Martial Le Minoux in French) is an intelligent Malian-French student attending Miss Bustier’s class and Kim’s closest friend. He is credited with creating Markov and has been confirmed by creator Thomas Astruc as asexual. Utilizing the Horse Miraculous, Max transforms into "Pegasus," characterized by white dreadlocks and wing-shaped boots. His weapon of choice is a horseshoe-shaped boomerang, while his special ability "Voyage" enables him to open portals for teleportation.

His villain persona, "Gamer," is themed around professional gaming and commands a self-evolving mecha that upgrades by dismantling foes. In one episode, he advances to "Gamer 2.0," animating a tournament game featuring akumatized villains. Within the Miraculous Rise of the Sphinx video game, he progresses further into "Gamer 3.0," challenging heroes with questions.

Juleka Couffaine / Purple Tigress

Juleka Couffaine / Purple Tigress (English voice actors include Erin Fitzgerald in Season 1 and Reba Buhr from Season 2 onward, with Marie Nonnenmacher providing the French voice) is a reserved and introverted student recognized for her gothic style. She is the twin sister of Luka Couffaine and shares a close friendship with Rose Lavillant, with their romantic relationship confirmed in the episode "El Toro De Piedra." Occasionally, Juleka wields the Tiger Miraculous to become "Purple Tigress," utilizing a bola whip as her weapon. Her unique ability, "Clout," delivers a devastating punch. Later revelations disclose that Juleka and Luka's biological father is Jagged Stone. In the sixth season, she adopts a hairstyle reminiscent of Mick Swagger.

Her main villain persona is "Reflekta," who employs mirror-like beams emitted from her wrists to create multiple copies of herself, harnessing the Tiger Miraculous' powers. Individuals affected by her abilities often act under her influence. Juleka has been akumatized multiple times and has occasionally joined forces with Lady Wifi, Princess Fragrance, Horrificator, and Timebreaker. Additionally, she has been granted two sentimonsters.

Rose Lavillant / Pigella

Rose Lavillant / Pigella (voiced by Erin Fitzgerald in Season 1 English dub, Reba Buhr from Season 2 onward, and Jessie Lambotte in French) is an amiable and cheerful student in Miss Bustier's class. She shares a close friendship and confirmed romantic bond with Juleka Couffaine. Living with a chronic health condition, Rose transforms into "Pigella" through the use of the Pig Miraculous. Her weapon of choice is a tambourine, and her special ability "Gift" manifests as a box that reveals the deepest desires of its target.

As a villain, she becomes "Princess Fragrance," who manipulates others through hypnotic perfume. She has collaborated 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 gentle student and activist in Miss Bustier's class, also romantically linked to Ivan Bruel. Using the Mouse Miraculous, she transforms into "Polymouse," wielding a jump rope as her weapon. Her special ability, Multitude, enables her to shrink and produce multiple duplicates.

Her villainous form is "Horrificator," a slimy creature that increases in size by feeding on fear. She has allied with Lady Wifi, Reflekta, Princess Fragrance, and Timebreaker within the Gang of Secrets.

Ivan Bruel / Minotaurox

Ivan Bruel / Minotaurox (voiced by Max Mittelman in Season 2 English dub and Franck Tordjman in French) is a strong yet compassionate student in Miss Bustier's class. He transforms into "Minotaurox" through the Ox Miraculous. Ivan's weapon is a hammer, and his special power Resistance grants him immunity against physical damage and various other abilities.

His villain identity is "Stoneheart," a colossal rock monster whose size increases when hit.

Nathaniel Kurtzberg / Caprikid

Nathaniel Kurtzberg / Caprikid (English voice by Michael Sinterniklaas and French voice by Franck Tordjman) is a reserved Jewish-French comic artist attending Miss Bustier's class. His name pays tribute to Nathanaël Bronn, the series’ lead art director, and comic legend Jack Kirby (born Jacob Kurtzberg). Nathaniel is romantically involved with Marc Anciel. By using the Goat Miraculous, he becomes "Caprikid", wielding a paintbrush staff as his weapon. His special ability "Genesis" allows him to conjure any ordinary object he envisions.

In his villainous form "Evillustrator," he possesses the power to create or erase items in reality 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. Inspired by Hope Morphin, a genderfluid and bisexual acquaintance of creator Thomas Astruc, Marc openly associates with the LGBT community. He partners with Nathaniel on crafting a comic series. When wielding the Rooster Miraculous, he transforms into "Rooster Bold", armed with a quill and the ability "Sublimation," which enables him to manifest any superpower he imagines.

His villainous alter ego, "Reverser," possesses the capability to reverse individuals' personality traits while gliding on a paper plane-like apparatus.

Sabrina Raincomprix / Miss Hound

Sabrina Raincomprix / Miss Hound (voiced by Marieve Herington in season 1, Cassandra Lee Morris in seasons 2–3, Lauren Landa from season 4 onwards in English, and Marie Nonnenmacher in French) was once Chloé's closest friend and assistant but endured mistreatment before distancing herself due to Chloé’s conduct influenced by Lila. Since then, Sabrina has developed friendships with other classmates. Utilizing the Dog Miraculous, she transforms into "Miss Hound", wielding a ball as her weapon and activating the power "Fetch," which allows her to retrieve any item her ball touches.

By season 6, following her separation from Chloé, Sabrina officially allies with Marinette and refreshes her hairstyle and wardrobe. Her primary villain forms include "Vanisher," who gains invisibility through the Dog Miraculous, and "Miraculer," who can appropriate heroes’ powers.

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. He functions as the central adversary throughout the first five seasons, driven by his quest to obtain Ladybug and Cat Noir’s Miraculouses to combine their powers to heal his wife Émilie, who remains comatose. By using the Butterfly Miraculous, he assumes the villainous identity "Hawk Moth." Originally a minor figure, his true identity was disclosed in the season 2 premiere.

In season 4, Gabriel advances to "Shadow Moth" after merging the Butterfly and Peacock Miraculouses, acquiring Amokization abilities and summoning Megakumas capable of negating Ladybug’s charms. During season 5, he upgrades further to "Monarch" upon collecting all Miraculouses except for the Rabbit Miraculous, which is lost to the heroes. Suffering from necrosis caused by Cataclysm overuse, Gabriel collaborates with Tomoe Tsurugi to develop the Alliance System—intelligent rings that enable villains to harness Miraculous powers.

Ultimately, Gabriel sacrifices himself to rescue Nathalie by recreating the universe and restoring all Miraculouses back to Marinette. Season 6 reveals his former role as "The Diamond" within the Secret Organization; after his death, an operative known as "The Machine" seeks to continue his pursuit of Miraculouses.

Gabriel has also akumatized himself into "Collector," who traps items within his sketchbook, and "Nightormentor," wielding Horse Miraculous powers that induce nightmares. The former deceived Ladybug and Cat Noir when they nearly uncovered his secret.

In Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie, Hawk Moth surrenders upon discovering 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 class, characterized by her selfish and pampered nature. She exploits her father's position as mayor to influence others, frequently bullying Marinette despite secretly admiring her superhero persona. Chloé also dominates Sabrina Raincomprix and falsely claims Adrien Agreste as her boyfriend. She is often the catalyst for akumatization or becomes one herself; her first transformation was Ladybug's counterpart named "Antibug". Later, she obtains the Bee Miraculous, adopting the identity of "Queen Bee", and experiences two akumatizations as "Queen Wasp." Although Ladybug occasionally entrusts her with the Miraculous, Chloé is ultimately suspended from hero duties due to the dangers posed by revealing her identity publicly. Growing bitter, she betrays the heroes by siding with Hawk Moth, becoming "Miracle Queen," and exposing fellow heroes, which leads to her permanent removal from their ranks.

Following this turn to antagonism, Chloé teams up with Lila Rossi against Ladybug and Marinette. During this phase, she is akumatized into "Queen Banana" and later "Penalty." Her behavior causes widespread alienation in Paris and damages her relationships with both Adrien and Sabrina. After her father's resignation as mayor, Chloé becomes a puppet leader under Gabriel’s control through Lila’s manipulation involving a fabricated coup. As acting mayor, she criminalizes individuals with superpowers, declaring Ladybug and Cat Noir as fugitives. Ironically, she accepts Monarch’s proposal to be covertly akumatized as "Queen Mayor," utilizing multiple Miraculous powers via robotic enforcers to maintain authority, imprisoning Ladybug and Cat Noir while attempting to reveal their secret identities. Nevertheless, the heroes unite Paris against her; Chloé is de-akumatized, defeated, deprived of her powers, and abandoned by her allies. Her father sends both her and her mother away from Paris; her mother pledges to restore the Bourgeois family reputation by strictly managing Chloé’s life and education. In a final provocation concerning Adrien’s move to London, Chloé is reminded of the total loss of her influence.

In season six, now residing in London, Chloé appears pressured by her mother to pursue careers in acting, modeling, and social media influencing as a means to rehabilitate the Bourgeois name. Though unwelcome in Paris, she attains some level of fame and uses her social media presence to promote contests, share updates about her new life, 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 primarily by financial gain, he focuses on projects that promise profit and does not hesitate to dismiss anyone who fails to meet monetary expectations. Previously Jagged Stone's record producer, Roth also directs films and commercials with aspirations to create a dinosaur-themed amusement park.

His villainous transformations include "Moolak," who converts people into coin-armored creatures, and "Gold Record," who turns objects into records capable of revealing inner thoughts while wielding the Horse Miraculous.

Lila Rossi / Cerise Bianca / Iris Verdi / Chrysalis

Lila Rossi (portrayed by Lisa Kay Jennings in English and Clara Soares in French) is a recurring adversary characterized by her cunning manipulation and numerous false identities. Originally presented as the daughter of an Italian diplomat attending Ms. Bustier’s school, Lila uses fabricated personas to attract attention and exert influence. Upon discovering Hawk Moth’s true identity, she allies with Gabriel to surveil Adrien and manipulate individuals into akumatization, later collaborating with Chloé before ultimately betraying her.

After being unmasked as a fraud, Lila adopts the pseudonym "Cerise Bianca" at a different educational institution. Following Gabriel’s downfall, she obtains the Butterfly Miraculous, transforming into "Iris Verdi," and self-akumatizes into "Timestalker" and "Spectral Looter" to reveal Ladybug’s identity and pilfer Miraculous artifacts. Her attempt to alter reality is foiled by Chronobug and Bunnyx. Under the alias "Chrysalis," she wields the Butterfly Miraculous to akumatize others while concealing her villain persona.

Her main villain incarnations include "Volpina," who specializes in creating illusions; "Chameleon," who can shapeshift through a kiss; and "Hoaxer," an upgraded Volpina variant skilled in hacking the Alliance system and manipulating people via social media brainwashing.

Tomoe Tsurugi

Tomoe Tsurugi (voiced by Minae Noji in English and Frédérique Marlot in French) is Kagami’s protective mother and an internationally acclaimed fencer. As a business associate and friend of Gabriel Agreste, she shares his strict demeanor but occasionally allows her daughter increased autonomy. Tomoe is blind, utilizing dark sunglasses and a kendo sword as a cane, and travels in a voice-activated autonomous vehicle named Tatsu. In season five, she collaborates with Gabriel, uncovers the existence of the Miraculouses, and assists in creating the Alliance System to harness their power for global betterment. Her villainous form, "Ikari Gozen," is a samurai-armored centaur merged with Tatsu, brandishing a massive bokken and capable of imprisoning individuals within her abdomen. Employing an early version of the Alliance Ring, she gains abilities from the Mouse Miraculous. Later evolving into "Matagi Gozen," an archer form independent of Tatsu, she commands powers derived from the Bee, Horse, Mouse, and Rooster Miraculouses. After Gabriel’s death in the reconstructed universe, she dedicates herself to upholding his mission.

The Secret Organization

The Secret Organization operates covertly with the goal of acquiring the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses to forge an ideal world. The group consists of 12 members, among them Gabriel Agreste (known as "The Diamond") and Nathalie Sancœur. Each member functions alongside personal aides or enforcers called "Shadows," who are reassigned if their leader dies or is removed. Except for Gabriel, other council members remain anonymous but bear distinctive symbolic insignias.

• Nathalie Sancœur / Mayura (voiced by Sabrina Weisz in English and Marie Chevalot in French) serves as Gabriel’s assistant supporting his objectives both as himself and Hawk Moth. Acting as a secondary antagonist until season five, her initial villain identity "Catalyst" enhances Hawk Moth’s transformation into "Scarlet Moth," granting him the ability to generate multiple Akumas simultaneously. By using the Peacock Miraculous, she becomes "Mayura," though damage to her Miraculous leaves her bedridden even after repairs. Nathalie gradually recuperates using leg braces but eventually refuses further assistance to Gabriel following his initial defeat as Monarch due to his fixation on the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses preventing him from rescuing Émilie via the Rabbit Miraculous. She continues working for the Agreste family to safeguard Adrien while reluctantly aiding Gabriel amid his deteriorating health caused by Cat Noir’s cataclysmic events. Nathalie was also akumatized into "Safari," a hunter empowered by the Goat Miraculous enabling her to fabricate gear that mimics other Miraculouses’ powers. Her illness is cured after Gabriel’s sacrifice. Later revealed as part of a clandestine society targeting the Ladybug and Cat Noir Miraculouses in "El Toro De Piedra," she mentions her father’s involvement and claims unconsciousness during Gabriel’s defeat.
• Mr. Sancœur is Nathalie’s father and a member of the Secret Organization council operating under the codename "Wheat."
• "The Machine" is an unknown council member who assumes control over Nathalie as their Shadow following Gabriel’s death and intends to perpetuate 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 an age of 186 years. He supported Marinette and Adrien by lending Miraculouses and concocting potions to overcome villains. During his training as a guardian, Fu accidentally created a sentimonster that devastated the Guardians' temple, resulting in the loss of the Butterfly and Peacock Miraculouses along with a spellbook, though this destruction was later undone. Upon Hawk Moth uncovering his identity, Fu assumes the hero persona "Jade Turtle" but is defeated and passes on the Guardian mantle to Marinette, which causes him to lose his memories. He departs Paris with his beloved Marianne Lenoir, whom he marries. They eventually return, where Fu is akumatized into "Furious Fu," a painter who brings words to life using talismans.
• Sabine Cheng (voiced by Philece Sampler, Anne Yatco, and Jessie Lambotte) is Marinette’s mother, originally hailing from China (Cheng Xia Bing). Her villainous alter ego is "Qilin," an armored fighter possessing telekinetic powers and wind manipulation. She has collaborated with Weredad, Befana, and Bakerix as members of the Dearest Family.
• Tom Dupain (English voice by Christopher Corey Smith, French voice by Martial Le Minoux) is Marinette's father and owner of Tom & Sabine Boulangerie Pâtisserie. Enthusiastic about baking, he frequently guides Marinette. Named after the series creator Thomas Astruc, his villain identity is "Weredad," a werewolf-like protector who controls thorn-covered vines. He appears as Weredad in the Miraculous Rise of the Sphinx video game with altered abilities.
• Placide I.T. (voiced by Ezra Weisz in English and Guilbert Lévy in French), nicknamed "Gorilla" by Adrien’s acquaintances, acts as Adrien’s bodyguard and driver. Quiet and vigilant, his villain form "Gorizilla" transforms into a massive gorilla endowed with heightened olfactory senses.
• Caline Bustier (English voice by Dorothy Elias-Fahn, French voice by Jessie Lambotte) instructs French language, poetry, and literature at Collège François Dupont. Her villain personas include "Zombizou," who spreads a zombie-like contagion through kisses, and "Miss Sans-Culotte," wielding the Pig Miraculous to inflate people like balloons. In season five, she becomes Paris's Mayor, advocating for environmental causes following Gabriel’s universe reset, and gives birth to a daughter named Harmonie.
• Denis Damocles (voiced by J.C. Hyke in English and Gilbert Lévy in French) serves as principal of Collège François Dupont and admires the superhero Knightowl. His awkward attempts at heroism offer comic relief. As villain "Dark Owl," he employs owl-themed gadgets; later enhanced to "Darker Owl" with powers from the Pig Miraculous. He resigns amid scandals involving Lila and Chloé and subsequently becomes principal at Collège Paul Bert after the universe recreation.
• Olga Mendeleiev (English voice by Philece Sampler seasons 1–4; French voice by Marie Chevalot) is a strict instructor of science and mathematics who assumes acting principal duties following Damocles’ departure. Her villain form "Kwamibuster" uses a vacuum device to capture kwamis in an effort to prove their reality.
• Armand D'Argencourt (voiced by Joe Fria in English and Thierry Kazazian in French) teaches fencing as the gym instructor at Collège François Dupont. A descendant of the warrior Darkblade lineage, he once unsuccessfully campaigned for mayor against Bourgeois and Bustier. His villain persona "Darkblade" commands an army of knights under his control.
• Socqueline Wang (English voice Ryan Bartley; French voice Céline Melloul) is Marinette’s older friend who manages her family’s art shop. A talented gymnast of Chinese heritage, she previously impersonated Ladybug but stopped after being warned about the dangers involved. Formerly Marinette’s chief defender against bullying, she was suspended due to incidents involving Chloé.
• Markov (voiced by Grant George in English and Alexandre Nguyen in French) is a highly intelligent flying robot created by Max that exhibits human-like emotions. His villain form "Robostus" animates mechanical devices; notably, he was the first villain to rebel against Hawk Moth. Later on, he was hacked to brainwash individuals into surrendering valuable possessions.
• André Bourgeois (English voice Joe Ochman) held the office of Paris mayor for five seasons while owning Le Grand Paris hotel. Previously a film director turned politician to support his family financially, he spoils his daughter Chloé excessively, fostering her spoiled demeanor. As villain "Maledictator," he compels obedience through spheres; he also appears as "Heart Hunter" alongside Audrey. Following scandals involving Lila and Chloé that led to his resignation, Bustier succeeded him as mayor.
• Audrey Bourgeois (voiced by Haviland Stillwell in English and Céline Melloul in French) is an internationally acclaimed fashion designer owning Style Queen Magazine; mother to Chloé and Zoé. She maintains a distant relationship with Chloé and frequently dismisses employees. Her villain forms include "Style Queen," who transforms victims into glittering statues or piles; later upgraded versions; she also becomes "Heart Hunter." After André’s resignation, Audrey relocates from Paris with Chloé aiming to exert control over her life following public disgrace.
• Butler Jean (real name Armand; voiced by Benjamin Diskin in English and Martial Le Minoux in French) works at Le Grand Paris hotel primarily serving Chloé’s family but endures mistreatment from them. His villain form "Despair Bear" commands a teddy bear capable of mind control.
• Jagged Stone (English voice Lex Lang, French voice Matthew Gèczy) is a popular rock musician admired by Marinette; father to Luka and Juleka. Formerly part of the band "Croco Duo," he left his family for a solo career; owns a pet crocodile named Fang. His villain persona "Guitar Villain" casts spells through his guitar; Fang transforms into a crocodile/dragon hybrid vehicle. Trained alongside Luka under Su-han after self-imposed exile; returned following Monarch’s defeat.
• Penny Rolling (voiced by Mela Lee in English and Anne-Charlotte Piau in French) acts as Jagged Stone's agent and assistant with an implied romantic interest toward him. Her villain form "Troublemaker" toggles between tangible and intangible states via pen clicks; appears as "Soundwave" in video games generating destructive sound waves.
• Nadja Chamack (English voice Sabrina Weisz; French voice Jessie Lambotte) is a TVi news reporter and Manon’s mother known for her catchphrase "Don't be bemused." Her villain identity "Prime Queen" teleports through digital screens and controls video drones during Scarlet Moth’s broadcast.
• Manon Chamack (voiced by Stephanie Sheh in English and Marie Nonnenmacher in French) is Nadja’s spoiled daughter frequently babysat by Marinette. Her villain forms include "The Puppeteer," controlling individuals via dolls’ wands; later upgraded to animate wax statues.
• Roger Raincomprix (English voice Christopher Corey Smith, French voice Martial Le Minoux) is a police officer devoted to law enforcement in Paris and father to Sabrina. His villain personas include armored "Rogercop," enforcing sentences on victims; upgraded to "Daddycop," which induces affection toward Sabrina.
• Xavier Ramier (voiced by Todd Haberkorn in English and Franck Tordjman in French) is an enthusiast of pigeons known for illegal feeding activities provoking authorities’ ire. His villain form "Mr. Pigeon" controls flocks of pigeons; later upgraded to transform people into pigeons.
• Nora Césaire (English voice Laila Berzins; French voice Nathalie Homs) is Alya Césaire’s older sister who practices kickboxing; her villain identity "Anansi" features spider-like traits including six arms and web-shooting abilities.
• Ella & Etta Cesaire (both voiced by Cherami Leigh in English; Marie Nonnenmacher & Jessie Lambotte in French) are Alya's younger twin sisters prone to mischief; their villain form "Sapotis" are gremlins that multiply when consuming food.
• Gina Dupain (voiced by Reba Buhr in English and Marie Chevalot in French) is Marinette's adventurous Italian grandmother on Tom’s side with extensive travel experience worldwide. Her villain form "Befana" wields witch-like powers including flying on a motorcycle and transforming people into coal statues or fairy servants; aligned with the Dearest Family alliance.
• Rolland Dupain (English voice Paul St. Peter, French voice Martial Le Minoux) is Marinette's estranged grandfather renowned for traditional baking skills causing family tension resolved through Marinette’s intervention. His villain identities include bread-themed Gaul warrior "Bakerix," member of Dearest Family, and "Simpleman," who mentally regresses individuals using his peel tool.
• André Glacier (voiced by Ezra Weisz in English and Philippe Roullier in French) sells ice cream claimed to induce eternal love; formerly an office worker turned vendor. His villain persona "Glaciator" manifests as a giant ice cream snowman capable of turning people into ice cream creations; has utilized Tiger Miraculous powers.
• Ondine (English voice Erika Harlacher, French voice Clara Soares) competes as a swimmer alongside Lê Chiến Kim; they develop mutual feelings despite initial unawareness from Ondine's side. Her villain form "Syren" floods Paris using aquatic abilities.
• Anarka Couffaine (voiced by Erica Lindbeck in English and Céline Melloul in French) is mother to Juleka & Luka living aboard the houseboat The Liberty; her villain form "Captain Hardrock" commands a living pirate ship armed with weapons capable of flight beyond water boundaries.
• Philippe (voiced by Joe Fria in English & real-life skater Philippe Candeloro portraying himself/French version) operates Paris ice rink training figure skaters including daughters Luna, Maya, Thalia named after Candeloro’s own children. His villain persona "Frozer" generates ice from skates during performances.
• Lady Amélie Graham de Vanily (English voice Laura Post, French Jeanne Chartier) is Adrien’s aunt who raised Félix after Colt Fathom's death; contrasts her sister Émilie’s rebellious nature with strict upbringing emphasizing obedience. She seeks recovery of family heirloom rings from Gabriel Agreste estate; relocates to Paris becoming Adrien’s legal guardian following Gabriel’s sacrifice.
• Grand Master Su-Han (voiced by Kaiji Tang in English & Gauthier Battoue in French) leads the Order of Guardians as Master Fu’s former mentor safeguarding the Chinese Miracle Box. After being trapped then freed from sentimonster attack before series start, he arrives in Paris aiming to reclaim the Miracle Box while adhering to a strict code including martial art Mirakung Fu used against rogue Miraculous holders. Initially skeptical about Marinette but ultimately endorses her role as Guardian, choosing to remain for insight into modern times.

Kwamis

• Tikki

Tikki (voiced by Mela Lee in English and Marie Nonnenmacher in French) serves as the Kwami of Creation, residing within the Ladybug Miraculous—an accessory consisting of earrings that Marinette uses to transform into Ladybug. Tikki maintains a positive yet earnest demeanor, guiding Marinette to excel beyond her transformation abilities. With an age surpassing 13 billion years, she has safeguarded every Ladybug since their inception, including historical figures such as Joan of Arc. Her appearance resembles a tiny ladybug characterized by blue eyes and black spots, symbolizing hope and benevolence.

• Plagg

Plagg (voiced by Max Mittelman in English and Thierry Kazazian in French) is the Kwami of Destruction who empowers Adrien’s change into Cat Noir. He looks like a black cat with striking green eyes and exhibits a sarcastic, laid-back personality, frequently offering unhelpful advice. Camembert is his preferred food. Plagg inhabits the Cat Miraculous, a ring worn on Adrien’s right hand.

• Wayzz (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in English and Franck Tordjman in French) acts as the Kwami of Protection linked to 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 attached to the Butterfly Miraculous, a locket-style brooch.

• Trixx (voiced by Cherami Leigh in English and Franck Tordjman in French) is the Kwami of Illusion connected to the Fox Miraculous, which takes the form of a necklace.

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

• Duusu (voiced by Melissa Fahn in English and Fanny Bloc in French) represents the Kwami of Emotion linked to the Peacock Miraculous, a brooch. Following damage to this Miraculous, Duusu’s emotional state becomes unstable until restoration occurs.

• Mullo (voiced by Deneen Melody in English) is identified as 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 in English) holds the role of Kwami of Determination tied to the Ox Miraculous, which is a nose ring. His abilities provide enhanced resistance against physical assaults and supernatural powers.

• Roaar (voiced by Sandy Fox in English and Caroline Combes in French) is known as the Kwami of Elation connected to the Tiger Miraculous, a panjas bracelet. Roaar currently accompanies Juleka and Luka.

• Fluff (voiced by Ryan Bartley in English and Céline Melloul in French) serves as the Kwami of Evolution bound to the Rabbit Miraculous, depicted as a pocket watch. She was rescued from Monarch prior to other Miraculouses being reforged into rings.

• Longg (voiced by Grant George in English and Marie Nonnenmacher in French) acts as the Kwami of Perfection attached to the Dragon Miraculous, a beaded choker. His power enables elemental shapeshifting into wind, water, or lightning forms.

• Sass (voiced by Benjamin Diskin in English and Alexandre Nguyen in French) functions as the Kwami of Intuition linked to the Snake Miraculous, an ouroboros bracelet. Sass can independently activate his Second Chance ability but this causes temporal disturbances. He now resides alongside Roaar with their respective holders.

• Kaalki (voiced by Deneen Melody in English and Fanny Bloc in French) represents the Kwami of Migration connected to the Horse Miraculous, which takes the form of sunglasses. She speaks with a Mid-Atlantic accent.

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

• Xuppu (voiced by Sarah Weisz in English and Franck Tordjman in French) embodies the Kwami of Derision linked to the Monkey Miraculous, presented as a circlet.

• Orikko (voiced by Sabrina Weisz in English) serves as the Kwami of Pretension connected to the Rooster Miraculous, worn as a thumb ring.

• Barkk (voiced by Sabrina Glow in English and Jessie Lambotte in French) functions as the Kwami of Adoration bound to the Dog Miraculous, which is fashioned as a collar necklace.

• Daizzi (voiced by Jessica Gee-George in English and Tony Marot in French) acts as the Kwami of Jubilation associated with the Pig Miraculous, designed as a pearl anklet.

• Liiri (voiced by Cedric Williams in English) represents the Kwami of Freedom attached to the Eagle Miraculous, depicted as a talon pendant. His power facilitates liberation from mental constraints. This Miraculous was previously held by Gilbert du Motier and Gabriel Agreste before being passed on to Jessica Keynes.

• Gimmi (voiced by Mela Lee and Max Mittelman in English) symbolizes Reality through a fusion between Tikki and Plagg. Granting wishes via Gimmi requires sacrifice; for instance, Gabriel sacrificed his life so Nathalie could recover.

• Additional recognized but unnamed Kwamis correspond to 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 for love by marrying Gabriel. Though officially declared dead, she remains in a coma inside a glass coffin located in the Agreste household basement. Formerly an actress, she supported Gabriel in locating the Miraculous and became the bearer of the Peacock Miraculous, which led to her current state. After Gabriel declined to revive her, she accompanied him into 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 persona "Stormy Weather" grants her control over meteorological phenomena. In season six, Chrysalis akumatized her into "Climatiqueen," a more powerful version able to manipulate anyone struck by her lightning.
• 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 form "Mime" employs silent performance-based tactics.
• Alec Cataldi (voiced by Andre Gordon in English) is a television presenter who overcame bullying during his youth to motivate others and now performs in drag. His villain identity "Wishmaker" forces individuals to unwillingly become their childhood aspirations.
• Xavier-Yves "XY" Roth (English voice by Benjamin Diskin, French voice by Alexandre Nguyen) is a pop musician and son of Bob Roth; he has been targeted by villains and featured as an authority on Alternative Truth.
• Vincent Aza (voiced by Matthew Mercer in English, Franck Tordjman in French) is a talented photographer and avid fan of Jagged Stone. As the villain "Pixelator," he traps people within photographs; later evolving into "Revelator," he gains abilities to extract secrets. He also rises as a social media personality.
• Théo Barbot (English voice by Brian Beacock, French voice by Franck Tordjman) is a Parisian artist credited with creating the Ladybug and Cat Noir statue; his villainous alter ego "Copycat" perfectly mimics Cat Noir.
• Simon Grimault (voiced by Ezra Weisz in English, Franck Tordjman in French) is a hypnotist whose villain form "Simon Says" compels victims to adopt characteristics of items depicted on his cards.
• Alim Kubdel (English voice by Todd Haberkorn, French voice by Philippe Roullier) serves as manager of the Louvre and father to Alix and Jalil. He entrusted Alix with the Rabbit Miraculous disguised as a pocket watch and prepared her for superhero responsibilities.
• Jalil Kubdel (voiced by Vic Mignogna in season one English dub, Franck Tordjman in French) is Alix’s elder brother and historian at the Louvre. As the villain "Pharaoh," he wields powers inspired by Egyptian deities. After verifying Ladybug’s innocence through Maat’s Book of Truth, he freed himself from Monarch’s influence.
• Otis Césaire (English voice by Paul St. Peter, French voice by Éric Peter) 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 (voiced by Erin Fitzgerald in English, Céline Melloul in French) is the head chef at Le Grand Paris restaurant and Alya's mother.
• Mr. Banana (English voices provided by Bryce Papenbrook and Ezra Weisz) is an enigmatic Parisian mascot known for his catchphrase "Stay peachy."
• Wang Cheng (voiced by Todd Haberkorn in English, Bing Yin in French) is Marinette’s great-uncle and a celebrated Shanghai chef famed for his inventive ingredient improvisations.
• August (English voice by Grant George, French voice by Caroline Combes) is an infant whose villain form "Gigantitan" causes him to grow to enormous size.
• Clara Nightingale (voiced by Allegra Clark, singing voice provided by Laura Marano in English) is a pop vocalist whose villain persona "Frightingale" forces victims to speak exclusively in rhyme or petrifies them into magenta statues.
• Vivica (English voice by Morgan Berry) serves as Jagged Stone’s professional guitarist; originally conceived as a veterinarian character. Her villain identity "Desperada" conjures weaponry themed around musical instruments that never miss their targets.
• Marianne Lenoir (voiced by Barbara Goodson in English, Virginie Ledieu in French) was Master Fu’s wartime companion and lover; she later married him after he experienced memory loss. As villain "Backwarder," she reverses people's actions with clockwork precision.
• Wayhem (English voice by Chris Hackney, French voice Tony Marot) begins as an obsessive fan of Adrien who becomes his friend; his villain form "Party Crasher" traps foes inside disco balls and anticipates their moves.
• Santa Claus (voiced by Joe Ochman in English) is the immortal Christmas figure who was briefly akumatized into "Santa Claws," wielding explosive gifts and intangible sleighs before assisting Ladybug and Cat Noir.
• Thomas Astruc (English voice by Jason Marnocha, voiced by Thomas Astruc himself in French) directs the fictional film Les aventures de Ladybug & Chat Noir within the series. His villain form "Animaestro" can transform into any animated character.
• Chris Lahiffe (voiced by Alejandro Saab in English) is Nino’s younger sibling; as villain "Christmaster," he controls giant living toys via a snow globe. A future version appears as time-traveling graffiti artist "Timetagger."
• Claudie Kanté (voiced by Danielle Judovits/Céline Melloul) is Max’s mother and conductor of Startrain who aspired to be an astronaut—an ambition fulfilled later. Her villain form "Startrain" commands a space-traveling train independent of Hawk Moth’s influence.
• Harry Clown (English voice provided by Benjamin Diskin/Franck Dubosc) is a comedian seeking more serious roles; his villain persona "Psycomedian" manipulates emotions using jester motifs.
• Didier Roustan (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith, voiced by Didier Roustan himself in French) acts as both sports coach and journalist teaching football at Collège Françoise Dupont.
• Froggy (voiced by Mela Lee) is an enthusiastic young frog lover whose villain form "Risk" amplifies recklessness.
• Véronique (English voice provided by Laura Post, Véronique Berecz in French) manages Musée Grévin; akumatized into wax-manipulating villain "Manipula." After defeat, Ladybug persuaded Mayor Bourgeois to keep her museum operational. This character is inspired by real-life manager Véronique Berecz.
• Kouki (voiced by Mark Whitten) is a kickboxer whose villain identity "Kiku" manifests as a giant bear-themed fighter equipped with extendable fists.
• A.D.A. (voiced by Haviland Stillwell) represents Tsurugi Industries’ artificial intelligence which was manipulated into jet-like villain "Bugfighter."
• Gisele (voiced by Kimberly Woods) is a friend of Ms. Bustier.
• Harmonie (voiced by Tara Platt) is Ms. Bustier's daughter.
• Bertrand King (voice actor: Keith Silverstein) owns a plastic manufacturing firm; as villain "King of Plastic," he transforms people into plastic material.
• Maya (voiced by Faye Mata) is a talented young artist akumatized as "Illustrhater," who brings drawings to life.
• Sublime Bartlett (voice provided by Analesa Fisher) is a para-athlete befriended by Adrien at Collège Françoise Dupont.
• Caroline (English voice: Cherami Leigh) is Sublime's ambitious mother; akumatized into supervillain "Sublimation," who forcibly enhances others’ abilities.
• Séverin Bartlett (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith) is Sublime’s father and Caroline’s former husband.
• Ray (voice actor: Ezra Weisz) is Zoé's former classmate from New York aware of her past there.
• Lady Milly Graham de Vanily (English voice: Stephanie Southerland) is Émilie’s aristocratic mother and Adrien’s grandmother; akumatized into ringmaster-themed villain "Ringmaster," who turns individuals into boxing werewolves.
• Lord Emil Graham de Vanily (voice actor: Benjamin Diskin) is Milly’s husband; transformed into boxing werewolf known as "Werepapa."
• Gabrielle Grassette (voiced by Deneen Melody) is Gabriel’s mother and Adrien’s grandmother.
• Johnny Grassette (voice actor: Paul St. Peter) is Gabrielle’s partner; also transformed into boxing werewolf during Ringmaster incident.
• Aglaé (voice actor: Risa Mei) attends Collège François Dupont as a student.
• Diane (voice actor: Mela Lee) is another student enrolled at Collège Françoise Dupont.
• Raúl Bruel (voice actor: Ray Chase) is Ivan's father and former criminal known as “El Toro.” Following arrest and akumatization into bull-themed “El Toro de Paidra,” he reforms to work as Louvre security under Mayor Bustier's initiative.
• Shirel Kurtzberg (voice actor: Dorah Fine) is Nathaniel’s architect mother; akumatized as “Ruler,” wielding triangle rulers that enforce obedience but reforms post-defeat.
• Aton Kurtzberg ((voice actor: Steve Staley) serves as Nathaniel's father and recognized 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 U.S. She is both the creator and mother of Uncanny Valley and is engaged to Knightowl. Thomas Astruc characterizes her as a blend of Superman and Wonder Woman, with visual influences drawn from Power Girl, Supergirl, and Carol Danvers.
• Barbara Keynes / Knightowl (unmasked voiced by Anairis Quiñones, masked by Imari Williams) is an owl-inspired member of the United Heroez, respected by Mr. Damocles for her unwavering moral principles. She honors established heroes and grants Sparrow more autonomy once she transforms into Eagle. Barbara represents the current incarnation of Knightowl, concealing her gender beneath her costume. During battles against the Miraculized, she dons an alternate outfit.
• Jessica Keynes / Sparrow / Eagle (voiced by Jaimi Gray as Jessica, masked voice by Scott Whyte) is the daughter and sidekick of Knightowl, who assumes the identity of Eagle after acquiring the Eagle Miraculous. Sparrow’s role bears resemblance to Robin, Batman’s companion.
• Aeon Hill / Uncanny Valley (voiced by Kimberly Woods) appears as an android superhero introduced in Miraculous New York, engineered by Majestia. Her abilities include flight, laser emission, and technological hacking. She shares a close friendship with Jessica Keynes.
• Camilla Hombee / Victory (voiced by Laura Stahl) holds the position of U.S. President and is a patriotic member of United Heroez, armed with a shield and concealed military weaponry located throughout New York City. Her design evokes similarities to Captain America.
• Dean Gate / Doorman (voiced by Alejandro Saab) belongs to United Heroez and possesses the ability to transform any door into a portal linking any place worldwide. He also serves as a teacher at Armstrong High School.
• Hot Dog Dan (voiced by Kellen Goff) is a superhero themed around hot dogs whose enchanted hot dogs grant temporary superhuman abilities. In his civilian life, he works as a hot dog vendor and appears in Miraculous New York as well as the season five finale combating the Miraculized.
• Mike Rochip / Techno-Pirate (voiced by Kellen Goff) is a villain fixated on technology theft, endowed with superhuman strength and technopathy. His akumatized forms include "Techlonizer," who absorbs technology, and "Miraclonizer," who gains flight and Liberation powers through use of the Eagle Miraculous.
• An unnamed Native American monk (voiced by Grant George) from the Order of the Guardians features in Miraculous New York guarding the Native American Miraculous Box. He confronts Eagle and Uncanny Valley but opts to remain in New York to mentor new heroes.
• Fei Wu / Lady Dragon (voiced by Xanthe Huynh) is a martial artist introduced in Miraculous Shanghai and adopted daughter of Wu Shifu. Following her mentor’s demise and loss of his bracelet, she turns to thievery before abandoning crime after encountering Marinette. Wielding the Prodigious jewel, she transforms into Ladydragon with powers enabling her to perceive Renlings and morph into animals embodying human virtues. She assists against the Miraculized in the season five finale.
• The Renlings are sprite-like entities from Miraculous Shanghai, similar to Kwamis, representing values such as Justice, Calmness, Patience, Courage, Confidence, Compassion, Honor, and Discipline. They bestow transformation powers associated with these principles.
• Cash (voiced by Caleb Yen) acts as a covetous crime lord in Shanghai featured in Miraculous Shanghai and briefly appearing in New York. Responsible for Wu Shifu’s death and theft of Fei's bracelet—which he later sells to Nathalie on Gabriel’s behalf—he coerces Fei into theft before she rebels. His akumatized form is "King Cash," resembling a terracotta warrior.
• Mei Shi (voiced by Mark Chen) serves as guardian of the Prodigious in Miraculous Shanghai. Initially manifesting as a guardian lion statue assessing worthiness, he later accompanies Ladydragon in a small kwami-like form. His akumatized version "Yan Luo Shi" wields destructive optic laser beams.
• Gabriel Agreste / Betterfly (voiced by Keith Silverstein) represents an alternate reality version from "Re-Verse" featured in Miraculous World: Paris - Tales of Shadybug and Claw Noir. He is part of a heroic Resistance battling against the villain Supreme.
• The Supreme (voiced by Keith Silverstein) is an unseen adversary from "Re-Verse" who empowered Marinette and Adrien with their Miraculouses while preventing Gimmi’s emergence.
• Marinette Dupain-Cheng / Shadybug / Ladybug (voiced by Cristina Valenzuela) from "Re-Verse" pursues Betterfly into Ladybug’s reality aiming for his Butterfly Miraculous but reforms after defeat, adopting Ladybug’s appearance to oppose Supreme.
• Adrien Agreste / Claw Noir / Paw Noir (voiced by Bryce Papenbrook) from "Re-Verse" follows Betterfly but reforms post-defeat, assuming the "Paw Noir" persona to support Betterfly against Supreme.
• Alya Césaire (voiced by Carrie Keranen) from "Re-Verse" is part of Betterfly’s Resistance; she was kamikotized into "Ubiquity," enabling Betterfly’s escape into Ladybug’s world while simultaneously transforming Alya from that reality similarly.
• Nino Lahiffe (voiced by Zeno Robinson) from "Re-Verse" aids Betterfly within the Resistance network.
• Maxkov (voiced by Zeno Robinson) is a robotic counterpart of Max from "Re-Verse," allied with Betterfly’s Resistance forces.

Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie

• In Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie, Raymond (English voice by Christopher Corey Smith) is featured as a fair employee who becomes akumatized into "Gargoyle" following the rejection of his marriage proposal by his partner.
• The film also presents The Magician (voiced in English by Shelby Young), who is akumatized and acquires the ability to manipulate reality using her wand.
• Alongside The Magician, an unnamed Mime character (voiced by Jon Allen in English) is akumatized to assist in the theft of Ladybug and Cat Noir's Miraculous, wielding powers akin to those of Fred Haprèle's Mime.

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External links

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