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| “ | But I thought you and Marinette were boyfriend and girlfriend. | ” |
—Manon, to Adrien, "The Puppeteer 2" | ||
Manon Chamack is a minor character of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is the daughter of Nadja Chamack and a girl that Marinette babysits.
In "The Puppeteer", after being accused by her mother of stealing one of Marinette's dolls, even though it had actually been lent to her, Hawk Moth akumatized her into Puppeteer, a body-controlling supervillain who could control anyone whom she controlled the doll of.[8]
In "The Puppeteer 2", after feeling ignored during a visit to Musée Grévin and thinking that nobody wanted to play with her, she was reakumatized by Hawk Moth into the Puppeteer, possessing even stronger abilities than before.
Appearance
Physical appearance
Manon is a young child of very short stature with tan skin, messy dark brown hair pulled back into two pigtails, gold eyes, and two upper front buck teeth.
Civilian attire
She wears a white t-shirt with rolled-up sleeves about the elbows, light violet rolled-up denim overalls with a purple belt around the waist and a light purple and magenta flower pattern, and red Mary Jane dress shoes with black soles.
As Puppeteer
Puppeteer's skin was blue-violetish gray, and her eyes were strong orange with vivid fuchsia sclerae. Her hair was black, the tips of her ponytails pale, light grayish cerulean with long white spikes sticking out of each. She wore a black mask over her eyes. She also wore a black turtlenecked fairy dress, light cyan V-necked sleeveless blouse with pale, light grayish cerulean design and two points at the skirt top, and matching butterfly sleeves with black edges over black puff sleeves at her shoulders with light brilliant arctic blue zigzag ends. Long, black, fingerless gloves adorned her hands. On her legs and feet, she had black stockings and shoes that are connected to them. Her wand was black with a black star at the end. The tip of the handle and the tips of the points of the star were light arctic blues.
- For more of Manon's outfits and designs, see Manon Chamack/Designs.
Personality
Manon is rambunctious, energetic, kind, stubborn, exuberant, hyperactive, and naïve. She loves to have fun, but she doesn't like it when people don't keep their promises or are being unfair — whether it's in her eyes or it's true. She's also a bit capricious, getting angry when she doesn't get what she wants, and she can be disobedient at times to her mother or her babysitter. She sometimes tries to use baby doll eyes to win others over, although it doesn't always work, while she gets emotional about things she doesn't like, over time, she usually recovers from it in normal circumstances.
Manon is shown to be very brave, independent, and courageous when she participated in the Paris Rebellion in "Mayura".
Even though Manon and her friends love to play, she knows that there are times to be serious. In "Simpleman", upon seeing Ladybug and Cat Noir acting like her age and fighting so poorly to the point of them giving up their Miraculouses, she knew what would happen if Shadow Moth got them so she and friends came up with a plan to defeat the titular villain.
Like Ladybug and Cat Noir, she can also be understanding towards others like Rolland, when he admitted that he was having a hard time adapting to things that are new.
As Puppeteer, she was greedier, arrogant, and less controlled, wanting things to go the way she believed they should. While smart with how to use her puppets, she still thought and acted like her young age. She was impatient and threw fits of anger when searching for the dolls.
Although she is childish, she can be serious sometimes.
Abilities
As a civilian
If Manon wants something very badly, like a balloon or doll, she is skilled at using her "baby doll eyes" expression to attempt and convince a person. As seen in "Stormy Weather", Manon is very fast for someone her age being able to outrun Marinette for a while and can be pretty stealthy.
As Puppeteer
Puppeteer zapped glowing pale, light grayish cerulean energy with her wand at a doll of a person. It rose into the air, and then she zapped it again, commanding it to come to life. The person that the doll was based on became her real-life puppet, which she controlled with the doll, similar to how voodoo dolls work. If Puppeteer wanted to, she could speak through the doll, and the real-life person would say the same thing. As for the puppet's actions and movements, she either did it herself, or she told them what to do and they followed her order without her direct control.
A quirk of her power was that if the doll was based on a person's akumatized villain form, the person transformed back into the villain with a wave of glowing pale, light grayish cerulean energy, and they regained all of their powers, but they also kept their weaknesses, as Lady Wifi's powers went off when Cat Noir destroyed the Wi-Fi antenna on top of the bakery.
Puppeteer could fly and hover. She was also able to use telekinesis to keep the puppets floating and moving with her after she zapped them.
In "Gamer 2.0", although she only had a Cat Noir doll, Puppeteer was also able to maintain control over Copycat as well. Though, it is possible the doll was intended to be a Copycat doll instead.
In "The Puppeteer 2", her power increased, allowing her to bring wax figures to life and control them using her wand, including only parts of them. Any wax figure that represented someone with superpowers would get those same powers.
Family
Tree
= Male
= Female
= Gender Unknown
Relationships
Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Ladybug
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Marinette and Manon playing with Marinette's dolls.
Manon enjoys Marinette as a babysitter, but she doesn't always like to obey Marinette's requests or respect her actions. She is willing to use her baby-doll eyes on Marinette if she wants something badly enough, and she is upset when Marinette wins while they are playing dolls. However, she doesn't have any bad intentions towards her, and she will agree with her ideas in particular cases. She even attends Marinette's birthday party in "Befana" with Marinette's other friends. During "The Puppeteer 2", she comes with Marinette and her friends to the wax museum beginning to suspect that Marinette and Adrien are boyfriend and girlfriend.
With Ladybug, Manon appreciates her and her heroism. When Ladybug shows up and Marinette goes temporarily missing in "Stormy Weather", she concludes that Marinette and Ladybug are best friends that confide with each other on their actions. In "Mayura", Manon participated in the Paris Rebellion showing her bravery and support towards Ladybug.
In "Simpleman", she doesn't like when Ladybug is acting weird like everyone else in Paris. When she sees the heroine fighting so poorly to the point of surrendering their jewels she and her friends stopped her and Cat Noir from doing so. Manon and her friends helped the heroes come up with a simple plan to defeat the titular villain. Afterwards, Manon embraced Ladybug happy that she and everyone was returned to normal. That Ladybug saved the day but was corrected that she and her friends were the ones that saved the day.
As Puppeteer, she let out her frustration of losing with dolls by planning to defeat Ladybug for a win against her.
Nadja Chamack
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Manon giving her mother a goodbye kiss.
Manon loves her mother deeply, and she usually obeys her. Despite this, she doesn't always like it when her mother doesn't allow her to do what she wants. In "Prime Queen", Manon wishes her mother the best of luck when working on her tv show with Ladybug and Cat Noir.
In "Gamer 2.0", Manon spends time with her mother at the park and they embrace each other after Ladybug returns everything to normal.
Adrien Agreste/Cat Noir
"TBA"
Alya Césaire
Manon meets Alya in "Stormy Weather", and she warms up to her quickly. She isn't sure whether or not to believe that Alya is a unicorn from the Planet Rispa in human form, but she comes to like playing with her and listening to her stories.
Ella and Etta Césaire
"TBA"
Nino Lahiffe
"TBA"
Chris Lahiffe
"TBA"
Roland Dupain
"TBA"
Sightings
Episodes
Other
Other Media
Trivia
- In 2015, Manon was the most popular baby name for French females. (#5 place in France, 2015 for girls) [9]
- Her name is changed in some dubs of the series:
- In the Serbian and Croatian dubs, her name is changed to Mia.
- In the Irish dub, her name is changed to Máire.
- In the Slovene dub, her name is changed to Moni.
- It is unknown who her father is.
- Manon was the youngest character to be akumatized in Season 1.
Alya tickles Manon.
- According to "Peril in Paris", a chapter book adaptation of "Stormy Weather", Manon was four during the events of the episode.[10]
- According to Wilfried Pain, if a person's doll is brought to life and the person is halfway across the world, the person will still become a puppet and still try to make their way to the Puppeteer.[11]
- Also according to Pain, despite missing the Ladybug doll and not being at full power, the Puppeteer can be considered the strongest Akumatized villain in the first season, especially if she had reached her true potential of obtaining all the dolls.[12]
- Puppeteer is the only villain who knew Hawk Moth wanted the Ladybug and Cat Miraculous before the first time she was akumatized.
- Several later villains, such as Max Kanté (in "Gamer 2.0"), Chloé Bourgeois (in "Miracle Queen", "Queen Banana", and "Penalteam"), Audrey Bourgeois (in "Optigami"), Markov (in "Hack-San"), Nino Lahiffe (in "Rocketear") also preempted Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth's request, but not on their first akumatization.
- Manon has different copies of herself like August's mom, but these copies have different hair, eye, and skin colors.
- In "Prime Queen", it's revealed she is ticklish.
- In The Puppeteer 2, Manon makes a grin before Hawk Moth senses her negative emotions. This could be interpreted as her being willingly akumatized, which would make her the fourth person to do so, after Gabriel, Nathalie and Lila. They would later be followed by Chloé, Tomoe Tsurugi and Jalil Kubdel.
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References
- ↑ https://twitter.com/stephaniesheh/status/706998507404537856
- ↑ https://twitter.com/miyuki_kobori/status/1022089288215756801
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/notes/dubbers-incmalaysia/senarai-pengalih-suara-miraculous-tales-of-ladybug-cat-noir-bahasa-malaysia/10158174682148307/
- ↑ In "Stormy Weather" by Alya
- ↑ In "Stormy Weather" by Alya
- ↑ In "Stormy Weather" by Vincent
- ↑ "Peril in Paris", a chapter book adaptation of "Stormy Weather" (Google Books).
- ↑ http://www.telequebec.tv/les-aventures-de-ladybug-et-chat-noir/epi016ladybug
- ↑ http://blogs.mom365.com/2015/12/pregnancy/baby-names/2015-top-french-baby-names/
- ↑ https://www.amazon.com/Miraculous-Peril-Paris-Chapter-Book/dp/0316429406
- ↑ https://twitter.com/WinnyGZ/status/696357459196305409
- ↑ https://twitter.com/WinnyGZ/status/696459886226468864