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This is a list of minor characters. These are characters that have appeared in Quantic Universe media and haven't been named, have only been mentioned, have made only one appearance, or whose models are background models, but are relevant in an episode. This page serves to list characters with minor relevance who have too little content to warrant the creation of their own page.
Unnamed characters
Alya's friend
This Unnamed girl was an old friend of Alya Césaire from their old school, as mentioned in one of her Instagram posts. Just like Alya, she is also currently attending at Collège Françoise Dupont in Ms. Mendeleiev's class.
- Appearance: TBA
- Trivia: TBA
Bus driver
The Bus driver is a man who works at the RATP bus company in Paris.
- Appearance: The driver is a medium-sized man with olive skin. He has short brown hair with a small puff on the front, as well as brown eyes. When he works, he wears a light olive green RATP uniform, namely a light olive green suit jacket, with black buttons and a light blue pocket square, over a white button-up shirt and a light and dark blue striped tie, as well as light olive green pants. He also wears brown leather shoes.
- Personality: He seems to be quite playful, making jokes, and a bit gluttonous, eating Sabine's chouquettes with delight. He really appreciates the superheroes for what they do for the city, as well as famous people, showing a certain kindness towards them by letting them board his bus for free.
- Abilities: As a bus driver for the RATP, he has obtained the D license, and therefore able to drive RATP buses and sell tickets to passengers. He can use the radio of his vehicle and repair small mechanical failures. He is also able to provide first aid in case of emergency.
- Trivia:
- In "Glaciator 2" and "Revelation", he allows Cat Noir and Lila to ride on the bus without a ticket, referring to the fact that they are celebrities.
- He is one of characters introduced in season 3 not to have been akumatized, alongside Gilbert, the conductor, Amelie Graham de Vanily, and Félix Fathom.
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British TV reporter
The British TV reporter is a BBD News news anchor in London, England.
- Appearance: The reporter is a medium-sized man with a fairly square build and fair skin. He has short brown hair styled back and brown eyes. He also sports a natural brown mustache. He wears a suit consisting of a dark brown jacket, with a lighter brown button-down vest, over a white button-up shirt, a yellow tie and a yellow pocket square. He also has an Alliance ring.
- Personality: He seems to be a stolid man, calmly talking to his audience. He seems to love the British royal family and his country very much.
- Abilities: As the reporter of BBD, he is able to present the information while remaining as impassive as possible on the screen.
- Trivia: He is the sixth new character, after Socqueline Wang, Kouki, A.D.A., Lila's third mother, and Gisèle, to be introduced in season 5.
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Employee of Bertrand King
This man is a employee for Bertrand King.
- Appearance: He is a tall man with broad shoulders and pale skin. He has short dirty brown hair and brown eyes. He wears a Bertrand King uniform, a pink polo shirt with a collar and two purple buttons and a pink cap with the company logo. He also wears blue jeans and a silver wedding ring on her finger.
- Personality: He seems to be a rather calm and understanding person, having a good relationship with the company's customers.
- Abilities: He is able to issue orders to clients of his employer, as well as collect their money.
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- Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Ladybug: He shows his kindness and welcomes her to his store, like any other customer, with attention and good mood. He also shows her where Bertrand King's office is located.
- Bertrand King: Betrand is his boss. He seems to distinguish between a simple deliveryman like him and the management part of the company.
- Trivia: He is the tenth new character, after Socqueline Wang, Kouki, A.D.A., Lila's third mother, Gisèle, the British TV reporter, Odile, Gimmi, and Harmonie, to be introduced in season 5.
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Florist
This florist is the owner of a flower shop in Paris.
- Appearance: The florist is average in height with fair skin, shoulder-length black hair with bangs, and light blue eyes. She wears a black vest over a green-collared dress shirt with a long green apron, along with dark black jeans and a pair of brown boots that go up to her ankles.
- Personality: Not much is known about her personality, but she seems to be a kindhearted and gentle person, being caring to all of her customers. She dislikes thieves and can get really mad when people steal from her, as seen in "Adoration" when Marinette is accused of stealing her flowers by Chloé.
- Abilities: As a florist, she should know a lot about flowers, especially about their arrangement in her various works.
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- Marinette Dupain-Cheng: The florist seems to like Marinette. In "Adoration", she shows herself especially disappointed when she deceptively thinks that the teenager stole flowers from her, telling her that she could have told her. She is then reassured when it turns out that Marinette did nothing.
- Trivia:
- She is the ninth new character, after Mrs. Bianca, Harry Clown, Su-Han, Zoé Lee, Anne-Jeanne Théoxanne du Bocquale, the toy sculptor, Dino Huggie, and the ticket inspector, to be introduced in season 4.
- She shares the same body as August's mother, but their clothes and colors are different.
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Le Grand Paris Doorman
“ | Aha! Chloé doesn't have any friends! | ” |
—Doorman, "Princess Fragrance" |
This doorman is an employee at Le Grand Paris.
- Appearance: The doorman is a very tall man with very short hair, dark eyes, and thin brown eyebrows. He wears a white shirt and a red tie under a formal black suit with red accents on the collar, along with the gold buttons, and around the cuffs, and he has black pants. He also wears white gloves, thin round glasses, and a red hat with a black peak and gold accenting the center equator.
- Personality: The doorman is agreeable, but he takes his job very seriously. He doesn't let Marinette enter the building in "Princess Fragrance" when she didn't give him enough reason to. However, he does have a more relaxed side, as seen in the episode "Pixelator" when he and Kim willingly allowed the titular character to take a photo of them.
- Trivia:
- His model was later reused as the base for Dean Gate/Doorman in "Miraculous New York".
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Lifeguard
The lifeguard is an employee at the Swimming pool.
- Appearance: The lifeguard is a tall man with a muscular build and pale skin. He has very short brown hair and black eyes. He wears a gray marcel, black shorts and blue and black swimming pool sandals. A whistle is hung on his neck.
- Personality: The lifeguard seems to be someone very benevolent, reassuring the visitors of the swimming pool during akumatized villain attacks. He seems particularly considerate towards people who find themselves in danger. However, he is particularly vindictive against people who do not respect the rules and put others at risk.
- Abilities: As a lifeguard, he accompanies visitors. Having undergone training, he is also able to monitor the pool with great rigor. With his excellent physical condition and very good swimming abilities, he can intervene quickly in the water and provide first aid to victims.
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- Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Ladybug: The lifeguard was particularly worried about her when she fell into the water following Kim's cruel joke, but also very angry at the people who caused this fall. He seems to have a great confidence in Ladybug.
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Pharmacist
The pharmacist is a woman who works in a pharmacy in Paris.
- Appearance: The pharmacist is a tall woman with a short brown hair. She has green eyes and light skin. She wears a white coat over a shirt and a green skirt and, wears green pants and white shoes.
- Personality: Not much is known about her personality, but she seems to be a good and kind personal, as in "return", when she gently told Ladybug after mistakenly receiving Master Fu's statement that she was already engaged and was not named Marianne Lenoir.
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Startrain conductor
The conductor is a man who works on the Startrain.
- Appearance: The conductor is a man of medium height, rather thin and with brown skin. He has very short brown hair and golden brown eyes. He wears a suit including a gray jacket with blue buttons, a fuchsia pink button-up shirt with a dark blue tie and gray pants. He also wears a gray cancele cap with a purple visor and the Startrain logo on the front. He carries a large faded burgundy satchel with a long shoulder strap.
- Personality: He seems welcoming towards the passengers of the Startrain, but also insecure in himself and his position, as he succumbs to Gabriel's threats.
- Abilities: As a train conductor, his role is to ensure traffic safety and the safety of people and property. In the event of an accident, he may delay or even cancel the departure of the Startrain.
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School nurse
This school nurse (nicknamed Sissy by Marinette) is an employee at Collège Françoise Dupont.
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Ticket inspector
“ | Yes! Identity Check, custody and the whole works! | ” |
—Ticket inspector, "Qilin" |
This ticket inspector is an employee of Paris's local transportation company.
- Appearance: The ticket inspector is a very tall man with very short hair, dark eyes, lightly tanned skin and thin brown eyebrows. He wears a light green dress shirt and a blue tie under a formal green suit, along with the blue buttons, and around the cuffs, and he has green pants. He also wears a green hat with a darker green peak and the transport system logo accenting the center equator.
- Personality: The ticket inspector appears to takes his job very seriously on the surface, though he seems to enjoy abuse of power, public humiliation, and overall seems to be manipulative as shown with the way he manipulates Roger Raincomprix. He also comes off as xenophobic and racist towards immigrants and people of other races, especially when he suggests that Sabine Cheng, a visibly Chinese migrant, was leeching off "hard-working Parisians" in "Qilin", trying to get her into legal trouble by keeping her on the bus and fining her for riding without a ticket. He can be humbled however, especially when he is shown to have jumped to conclusions and have been too strict in his ticketing, and becomes much less abrasive.
- Trivia: He is the eighth new character, after Mrs. Bianca, Harry Clown, Su-Han, Zoé Lee, Anne-Jeanne Théoxanne du Bocquale, the toy sculptor, and Dino Huggie, to be introduced in season 4.
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Toy sculptor
This toy sculptor is a sculptor and wooden toy seller who exhibits his craft at the craft stands of the Paris Career Expo. In "Wishmaker", when the titular villain turns him into his childhood dream, it's revealed that he wanted to become Santa Claus.
- Appearance: He is an elderly man with a rather thin build and slightly tanned skin. He has slicked back shoulder-length white hair, green eyes and a white mustache. He wears a grey jacket over a shirt with a white collar, and a brown apron over over them. He also wears a pair of black glasses.
- Personality: He looks like a calm person who wants to make people happy, especially children, by making them custom-made toys. Under the influence of the forces of Wishmaker, his desire to make people happy was further shown. Transformed into Santa Claus, he distributed gifts during the flight, throwing them all over Paris with ease.
- Abilities: As a seller and sculptor of wooden toys, he can make wooden toys and then sell them. Under the influence of Wishmaker's powers, he possessed all of Santa's magical abilities, becoming able to control Santa's sleigh and distribute gifts at will, up to the point of creating a real bombardment of gifts.
- Trivia:
- He is the sixth new character, after Mrs. Bianca, Harry Clown, Su-Han, Zoé Lee, and Anne-Jeanne Théoxanne du Bocquale, to be introduced in season 4.
- He is the third character, after Théo Barbot in "Copycat" and Lila Rossi in "Chameleon", to take the form of another character.
- Unlike the previous two, which owe their transformation to their akumatization, his transformation is the result of the power of an akumatized villain.
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Mentioned characters
André's father
André's father is the father of André Bourgeois, the grandfather of Chloé Bourgeois, the step-grandfather of Zoé Lee, and the father-in-law of Audrey Bourgeois. He was a politician.
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Aurélie Dupoint
Aurélie Dupoint is a ballet dancer and teacher who has been giving lessons to Chloé Bourgeois for 8 years.
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Captain Redlight
Captain Redlight is a New York City superhero who deals with traffic in Manhattan.
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Chloé Bourgeois (re-verse)
Chloé Bourgeois is Marinette Dupain-Cheng's bully, and also an alternative version of Chloé Bourgeois from the Re-Verse.
- Appearance: It's possible that her civilian outfit might be different from what her quantic counterpart has.
- Personality: She might have the same personality as her quantic counterpart, considering the fact that Marinette said she made her suffer throughout her entire life.
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Cléo
Cléo is Sabrina's former best friend. They are only mentioned in the Miraculous Secrets card game.
Darkblade (ancestor)
Darkblade was a swordsman who lived in medieval Paris, the ruler of Paris for a period of time, and an ancestor of Armand D'Argencourt.
During the medieval times, Darkblade took over Paris, ruling over it with an iron fist. However, later, a wealthy Frenchman won Paris' citizens over with underhanded means, overthrowing Darkblade and ending his reign.
- Abilities: Darkblade was a highly skilled swordsman. Due to his skill with the blade, he invented his own special technique, which involves pretending to be open for attack, just to suddenly fight back and knock his opponent's weapon away. As seen in Armand's explanation of him, Darkblade was also capable of using a lance and riding a horse.
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- After being akumatized by Hawk Moth, Armand takes the name and appearance of his ancestor.
- Nadja Chamack suspects that Darkblade's story is what motivated Armand to run in the election against André Bourgeois, although Armand denies this.
Destroyer
Destroyer is an akumatized villain Ladybug, Cat Noir, Rena Rouge and Carapace fought at the beginning of "Miraculer".
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Ignoblia
Ignoblia is the evil sister of Majestia.
- Appearance: She is tall and has dark brown hair with black tips, which is styled in the same way as her sister's, but appears to be parted on the opposite side. She also has brown eyes and sickly gray-pale skin, as well as unidentified dark markings around her eyes and down over her cheeks. She wears a dark brown/green sleeveless vest with orange stripes on it and a zipper-like line down the center of the front, along with a long coattail. Underneath the vest, she has a black suit with exposed shoulders and long sleeves.
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Ivan's little sister
Ivan's little sister is the little sister of Ivan Bruel. She is only mentioned in the Miraculous Secrets card game.
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- Ivan Bruel: Ivan sings heavy metal lullabies to his sister and she likes it.
Ketchup Boy
Ketchup Boy is a superhero from New York City and one of Hot Dog Dan's sidekicks.
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Mr. Ature and Mr. Lê
Mr. Ature and Mr. Lê are Kim's adoptive fathers. They are only mentioned in the Miraculous Secrets card game.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham de Vanily
Mr. and Mrs. Graham de Vanily are the parents of Émilie Agreste and Amelie Graham de Vanily, the parent-in-laws of Gabriel Agreste and Colt Fathom, and the maternal grandparents of Adrien Agreste and Félix Fathom.
- Appearance: As seen in Félix and Kagami's play, the two parents were always seen in a crown and tiara. Mr. Graham de Vanily wore the Graham de Vanily Twin Rings on his left ring finger before he gave them to Émilie the day she was born. When Émilie and Gabriel returned to receive fertility treatments from them, they were seen in Renaissance-era clothing.
- Personality: As aristocrats of the British nobility, Mr. and Mrs. Graham de Vanily took pride in their lineage and wanted their children to maintain their legacy. They initially expected a boy as they wanted him to pass on the family traditions, but when they had two twin daughters instead, they struggled with who should take responsibility for the family's name before handing it over to Émilie. Mr. and Mrs. Graham de Vanily worried about entrusting Émilie with the family's name due to her brazen nature and lack of interest with it, but hoped she would grow out of it once she got to Paris for her education. They became enraged when Émilie began a relationship and eventually married Gabriel Agreste, who was Gabi Grassette, a humble tailor at the time and eventually gave up everything for him. Mr. and Mrs. Graham de Vanily didn't believe Gabriel was not good enough for Émilie as he came from a common background and had nothing to his name. Not wanting Amelie to make that same mistake as her sister and for the sake of their legacy, they arranged a marriage between her and Colt Fathom, an American billionaire described as a wealthy, though heartless lord of war. Even after Émilie cut ties with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Graham de Vanily were willing to help her and Gabriel as she and Amelie were infertile and couldn't conceive a child.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lavillant
Mr. and Mrs. Lavillant are the parents of Rose Lavillant.
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Mr. Lee
Mr. Lee was Audrey Bourgeois' former lover who she had an affair with, the father of Zoé Lee, and step-father of Chloé Bourgeois. According to Audrey in "Sole Crusher", Mr. Lee has a tendency to prioritize his work above the wellbeing of others, although it is unclear how valid this is, given that Zoé briefly falters when this is said.
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Mrs. Haprèle
Mrs. Haprèle is the ex-wife of Fred Haprèle and the mother of Mylène Haprèle. In "Derision", it was revealed that she abandoned them.
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Mrs. Wang
Mrs. Wang is the mother of Socqueline Wang. She owns an art shop in the district of Les Olympiades.
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Mustard Justice
Mustard Justice is a superhero from New York City and one of Hot Dog Dan's sidekicks.
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Sabine Cheng (re-verse)
Sabine Cheng is the mother of Marinette Dupain-Cheng, and also an alternative version of Sabine Cheng from the Re-Verse.
- Appearance: It's possible that her civillian outfit might be different from what her main counterpart has.
- Personality: It's implied that she has a opposite personality than her main counterpart has.
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Steven Besielberg
Steven Besielberg is a Hollywood director. In "Volpina", Lila lies that she has met him. She also tells Nino that she can introduce him to Steven. He is obviously based off of the famous movie director Steven Spielberg.
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Background model characters
August's mother
August's mother is a woman who lives in Paris and is the mother of August.
- Appearance: The woman is average in height with fair skin, shoulder-length blonde hair with bangs, and light green eyes. She wears a green vest over a white-collared dress shirt, along with dark blue jeans and a pair of yellow boots that go up to her ankles.
- Personality: The woman is kindhearted and gentle, being a caring mother for her son, August. She always wants what the best for him and gets worried if anything happens to him, but sometimes, taking care of him and multi-tasking stresses her. After August is de-akumatized in "Gigantitan", she makes sure that August is safe and okay. When others help her and her son, she shows gratitude and appreciation, thanking Marinette for helping her get her son's stroller up the stairs and thanking Ladybug and Cat Noir for reverting August back to normal.
- Trivia:
- Throughout the course of the series, she has been a victim of the attacks of multiple Akumatized villains and normally acts as one of the villain's transformed/brainwashed minions.
- In "Simon Says", she is hypnotized by the villain of the same name and ordered to search all over Paris for Gabriel Agreste.
- In "Darkblade", she is transformed into a knight.
- In "The Pharaoh", she is turned her into a mummy for his sacrificial rite.
- In "Stoneheart", after Ladybug forgets to catch the Akuma in the previous episode and it multiplies, she is akumatized into one of the members of Stoneheart's army.
- In "Zombizou", she is turn into a zombie seeking to kiss and hug other people.
- In "Mega Leech", she was one of the mind controlled victim of Malediktator.
- She is shown to have a lot of different careers.
- In "The Mime", she is shown to be a member of the theater group that staged the play The Mime's Extraordinary Adventures.
- In "Ladybug & Cat Noir", she appears working as TVi news reporter.
- In "The Collector", "Style Queen", and "Queen Wasp", she appears as a photographer.
- She appears to have multiple love interests, as she is spotted in romantic situations with different men in "Glaciator" and other episodes.
- Throughout the course of the series, she has been a victim of the attacks of multiple Akumatized villains and normally acts as one of the villain's transformed/brainwashed minions.
Froggy's parents
Froggy's parents are the parents of Froggy.
- Appearance: The father is of medium height and build with brown skin. He has short brown hair and brown eyes.
The mother has dark skin, brown eyes, and dark blue hair. She wears a white shirt with a black triangle pattern at the shoulders and a blue collar and light brown pants.
- Personality: The parents take great care of their family and Froggy. They try to protect him, for example, forcing him to ride his bicycle with training wheels and a helmet to prevent him from getting hurt.
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- Trivia:
- Froggy's mother shares the same model as Quentin's mother.
- This was already the case with Mrs. Rossi, whose model was used for the first appearance of Clara Contard.
- Froggy's mother shares the same model as Quentin's mother.
Gilbert
“ | Your flour's here, Mr. Dupain! | ” |
—"Bakerix" |
Gilbert is a flour delivery man.
- Appearance: Gilbert has light skin at medium height. He is wearing a brown, button-up, collared shirt. He has a black vest with red lining over his shirt, and wears a beige hat with the flour company's logo on it. He wears yellow pants and red shoes. He has short, dirty-blond hair and brown-green eyes.
- Personality: Gilbert seems to be a fairly calm and patient person. He also seems quite skeptical at first about the relationship between Marinette and Roland, but seems rather happy to learn that Roland has family. He seems to be quite cheerful to give his delivery to Marinette rather than to do it himself.
- Abilities: Gilbert is able to carry a several-kilogram bag of flour effortlessly, but also to drive his company's delivery van.
Jean Duparc
Jean Duparc is a student in Ms. Mendeleiev's class at Collège Françoise Dupont. At the start of "Princess Fragrance", it is revealed that he was akumatized off-screen and turned into the Magician of Misfortune, a supervillain who threatens to make the Eiffel Tower disappear.
In "Mr. Pigeon 72", Rena Rouge used Jean Duparc as an illusion who appeared to be Cat Noir after he took off his ring to not reveal Cat Noir's actual secret identity and also distract Shadow Moth and Mr. Pigeon.
- Appearance: Jean has dark brown hair, brown eyes, and thick eyebrows. He wears a V-necked deep blue-violet shirt and a black shirt underneath. When akumatized as The Magician of Misfortune, he wears a top hat featuring a crescent moon and two stars, as well as a small, pointed black mask. His hair sticks out from behind his ears in several points.
- Personality: Given that he was akumatized into a magician supervillain, he presumably likes to do magic tricks. Jean appears to be kind and helpful, as he helped a woman with her pram when she was in difficulties. He also seems to be a bit obsessive at times, as he was among the group of fans constantly chasing Adrien around in "Gorizilla".
Mrs. Michelle
Mrs. Michelle is a woman who lives in Paris with her son. She has a cat named Whiskers who often gets stuck in a tree.
- Appearance: She is an average sized adult with green eyes and shoulder-length black hair. She wears a light pink shirt with a dark pink jacket. She also has black pants, a black belt with a silver buckle, and pink dress shoes that match her jacket.
- Personality: She is a very patient woman as seen in "The Dark Owl" when Mr. Damocles tried to save her cat, whom she cares for a lot. She appears to be far more rational than Mr. Damocles as well, realizing that his faulty gadgets and attempt to climb the tree are not going to work, deciding to call the fire department instead.
Mrs. Michelle's son
The young boy is the son of Mrs. Michelle. He lives with his mother and his cat, Whiskers, who often gets stuck in trees.
- Appearance: He is an average sized child with green eyes and ginger hair. He wears a light orange shirt with dark colored pants. He has brown shoes with laces.
- Personality: Although not much is known about this young boy, he seems to cares for his mother and cat.
Quentin
Quentin is a small child who was separated from his mother and impersonated by Lila in "Chameleon".
- Appearance: Quentin has dark skin, brown eyes, and dark brown hair. Quentin wears a light blue shirt with horizontal white stripes, blue jeans, and brown and white shoes.
- Personality: He is a playful boy who loves superheroes and enjoys playing dress-up as them, specifically Chat Noir. However, he sometimes also likes to tease other girls as shown in "Befana" momentarily before being turned into a charcoal statue by the villainess. Like other children his age, he can be very cruel with his comments as demonstrated in "Animaestro" when he tells the director of the animated film The Adventures of Cat Noir and Ladybug, Thomas Astruc, that if he didn't do the story or drawings so he did nothing.
Quentin's mother
“ | Ladybug you have found him. | ” |
—Quentin's mother, "Chameleon" |
Quentin's mother is the mother of Quentin. She was looking for her son, only to find out that he was impersonated by the titular villain in "Chameleon".
- Appearance: Quentin's mother has dark skin, brown eyes, and dark blue hair. Quentin's mother wears a white shirt with a black triangle pattern at the shoulders and a blue collar and light brown pants.
Other minor characters
Arlette
“ | Your ratings are really high, Nadja! Great job, you've earned this prime time show! | ” |
—Arlette to Nadja Chamack, "Prime Queen" |
Arlette is the boss of Nadja Chamack at the TVi Tower, for channel TV 5. In "Prime Queen", she spectates Nadja's new show, Side by Side and decides whether or not the show can continue, judging by its ratings.
- Appearance: Arlette's hair is cut into a short bob that ends in the center of her neck, and her eyes are grayish green. She wears a white business jacket with a folded collar, and she wears a pink shirt beneath it.
- Personality: Arlette is a strict boss, constantly reminding Nadja that her show, and by extension, her prime-time slot on television, will be canceled should Face to Face have a low reception. Even as the ratings climb during the interview with Ladybug and Cat Noir, she still considers canceling the show should Nadja's "big scoop" not live up to her expectations.
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- Nadja Chamack: Because she has the ability to cancel Nadja's television program, Arlette is very tough on her. Arlette frequently cautions the television host about the reception and quality of her interview over an earpiece, scolding her frequently. When the show ultimately does well during its second episode, which features an interview with Alya Césaire about the Ladyblog, Arlette grows pleased with Nadja and compliments her on a job well done.
- Trivia
- Her model, which was initially a background model, later started being used exclusively for Clara Contard.
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Chris
“ | We have to get to the Eiffel Tower for dress rehearsal. If you wait any longer, you'll be jeopardizing the entire production. | ” |
—Chris, "The Mime" |
Chris is a mime performer and Fred Haprèle's understudy for The Mime's Extraordinary Adventures.
- Appearance: Chris is tall with red-orange hair and pale blue eyes. He wears a black derby hat, a dark bluish gray dress jacket over a pale green shirt, dark blue jeans, and black dress shoes.
- Personality: Chris is envious of not having the lead role, and he willingly uses underhanded tricks to take it for himself, lying to lead actor Fred and manager Sarah in the process. As soon as the Mime comes after him in revenge, Chris becomes cowardly and regretful. While he was conniving, Chris realizes his mistake, admits it to everyone, and works to make amends with the people he wronged.
- Abilities: Chris is talented at miming, having skill comparable to Fred Haprèle.
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- Chris and Fred are often mistaken as pantomime performers. Pantomime is actually a British form of theater that takes place around Christmas and usually involves throwing candy at audiences.
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Unnamed man with a red beret/Dino Huggie
“ | Wow! I'm a dino huggie! | ” |
—Dino Huggie, "Wishmaker" |
Unnamed man with a red beret is a man who was transformed into a giant dinosaur huggie in "Wishmaker".
- Physical appearance: He is at average height and has brown skin. He has brown hair and eyes, the hair being a buzzcut style. He wears a red and white striped shirt, with a denim jacket and dark blue jeans. He also wears a red beret.
- Personality: As a child, he always dreamed of becoming a member of the Dino Huggie Gang. Even in adulthood, he still gushes at sight of a stuffed animal in the likeness of a dinosaur. After Wishmaker transformed him, he became very giddy and sought to spread joy by giving people hugs.
- Abilities: After being transformed into a dino huggie, and becomes very big and strong, able to hold people in an inescapable friendly hug. He played a part in de-akumatizing Wishmaker by hugging him and making him unable to escape.
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Lollipop Boy (alternative universe)
Lollipop Boy a lollipop sentimonster that was manifested by an unknown Peacock Miraculous holder from an alternate universe, where he was defeated by Scarabella and Kitty Noire. It is also an alternative version of Lollipop Boy from an alternative universe.
- Appearance: Lollipop Boy represents body parts that are made of spiral lollipops divided by yellowish-white/light amberish gray lollipop sticks. The head is a deep green, the chest and the waist are vivid orange, the shoulders and the thigh are an light brilliant amber, the upper arm and the knee are luminous vivid magenta and the hands and the foot are brilliant cyan.
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Placide I.T. (re-verse)
Placide I.T. is Adrien Agreste's bodyguard and also an alternative version of Placide I.T. from an Re-Verse.
- Appearance: Placide is a large, tall man with black hair that has light gray sideburns on the sides of his head and dark blue eyes. Unlike the other people, he doesn't have eyebrows. He wears a white dress suit with a pale and black sweater underneath.
- Relationships:
- Adrien Agreste: We don't know their relationship, but we can say that Placide fulfills Adrien's requests, for example, by purchasing pastries from Marinette's bakery.
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- His clothing is white, reminiscent of the concept art of his Quantic Universe's counterpart.
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Solitude
This article is about the supervillain. You may be looking for the French film Solitude. |
“ | I am Solitude, and I am here to take captive of those who are loved by no one! | ” |
—Solitude, "Miraculous New York" |
Solitude is a hologram supervillain in the United States of America created by Aeon. Jessica Keynes came up with the idea of creating him.
- Appearance: He is a purplish black silhouette with a slender body, white glowing eyes and mouth, and has a triple hook claw in place of his left hand. His body appears to be transparent, however it is unknown if the real Solitude is transparent as he was never seen. It is possible that the Solitude who appeared was only transparent because it was a hologram.
- Personality: He seeks to kidnap any people who are loved by no one. The reason for this is so Marinette would confess her love to Adrien.
- Abilities: He goes after people who are loved by no one, implying that he has some way of identifying such people. It is currently unknown how. He has a triple hooked claw in place of his left hand.
- Trivia:
- He has a similar appearance to Oblivio.
- The only differences are that Solitude has a face, and Oblivio has nothing.
- Solitude is just a hologram, while Oblivio is actually two people (Alya and Nino) akumatized at the same time.
- Solitude has only one voice, while Oblivio has the voice of both the people who were akumatized simultaneously, similar to Gimmi.
- However, neither Solitude nor Oblivio have anything to do with Gimmi.
- He has a similar appearance to Oblivio.
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