Brigadoon: Marin & Melan/Characters

Brigadoon Marin and Melan tells the story of Marin Asagi, a young orphan girl and Melan Blue, a bionic alien warrior, who become friends and must work together to save both their worlds. The large and diverse cast of characters includes not only Earthlings but alien beings called Monomakia and a race of intelligent felines that make up the Central Assembly of Brigadoon.

Voice Actors: KAORI (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English)


Marin is an orphan who was abandoned as a baby and raised by the poor but loving Asagi couple. At the start of the series she is a thirteen-year-old seventh grade student with a wild imagination, lots of energy and an optimistic attitude. Her peaceful life changes dramatically when she suddenly finds herself the target of killer aliens called Monomakia. Fortunately she meets Melan Blue, a powerful and mysterious being who becomes her protector. Soon Marin must deal with persecution from her classmates and increasing strains on her relationships with her family and friends. She gradually learns the reason the Monomakia are after her, the connection between Earth and Brigadoon, and the role she must play to save both worlds from destruction. On top of all this, she forms a powerful bond with Melan, whose fate seems to be bound to hers.

Tropes:

 * A Cup Angst: Played for laughs.
 * All of the Other Reindeer: Her classmates pick on her for being poor and an orphan.
 * Berserk Button: Don't insult her friends or her family, and her unknown parentage is also a touchy subject.
 * Break the Cutie: Life gets progressively harder and harder for her with each episode.
 * The Chosen One: Played straight at first, but later.
 * Colourful Theme Naming: "Asagi" means 'light blue' in Japanese.
 * Distressed Damsel: Grows into a Badass Damsel over time.
 * Genki Girl: When she's especially happy she can be like this.
 * Green Eyed Red Head: Doubles as Implausible Hair Color, since no native Japanese people have this as their natural color in reality.
 * Justified in that Marin
 * Happily Adopted: She loves her foster family as if they were her blood relatives.
 * Hey It's That Voice: Fans of Nana will recognize KAORI as her original Japanese voice.
 * Leitmotif: Very upbeat and cheery.
 * Meganekko: Wears glasses because she's far-sighted.
 * Miss Imagination: Wacky Imagine Spots are one of her trademarks.
 * Morality Pet: She plays this role for Melan early on.
 * Mysterious Past: She doesn't know anything about her real parents, which might be a clue to her current situation.
 * Parental Abandonment: Her birth parents literally did this to her.
 * Plucky Girl: Sometimes it takes a little longer for her to bounce back, but she pretty much always does.
 * Protectorate: Not just for Melan, but for just about everyone that cares about her.
 * Rules of Orphan Economics: Type 3. Before school every morning she has a job delivering newspapers.
 * The Scapegoat: Gets blamed for all the damage caused by the Monomakia who attack her.
 * Slapstick Knows No Gender: She's a constant victim of this type of comedy.
 * Talking to The Dead: Does this often with her deceased foster father, Grandpa Gen.
 * Thou Shalt Not Kill: She totally forbids Melan from hurting humans, and death in general terrifies her.
 * Tomboyish Ponytail: Her preferred hairstyle.
 * Verbal Tic: “Ah-haaa!” in the Japanese version.
 * Wendee Lee: Her voice actress in the English dub.
 * Woobie: She tries so hard to do the right thing and is treated so badly in return that it's hard not to feel sorry for her.

Voice Actors: Ayaka Saitou (Japanese), Michelle Ruff (English)


Moe is Marin’s classmate and best friend. Rich in dollars but poor in health, she is a wallflower at school and a regular in the nurse’s office. Her mother is overprotective and doesn’t approve of her associating with the less fortunate Marin, forcing Moe to make difficult choices in order to maintain their friendship. Despite her limitations, Moe goes to great lengths to help Marin and tries to help her with her unusual challenges however she can. When it comes to Monomakia, she’s a bit envious of Melan’s ability to protect Marin from danger as well as the amount of time he spends with her.

Tropes:

 * A Cup Angst: Same as Marin.
 * Ayaka Saitou: Her Japanese voice actress. She just happened to be in junior high at the time, too.
 * Big Fancy House: Her family is so rich that they have TWO of these, one in Tokyo and another in Kobe.
 * Calling The Old Lady Out: On the rare occassions where she argues with her mom.
 * Children Are Innocent: Perhaps the most innocent character in the whole cast.
 * Colorful Theme Naming: The kanji for ‘moe’ in her name comes from the word ‘moegi’, which is a shade of yellowish-green.
 * Hair Decorations: Ribbons!
 * Ill Girl: Her condition isn't explained in the series, but at least one magazine article says she is anemic.
 * Lonely Rich Kid: She has no other friends besides Marin.
 * Luminescent Blush: Does this at least once per episode.
 * Michelle Ruff: Her English dub voice actress.
 * Moe Moe: "Moe is moe moe!". Doubles as Meaningful Name.
 * Plucky Girl: She can be quite brave in her own way, especially when it comes to Marin.
 * My Beloved Smother: Her mom keeps her on a short leash.
 * Romantic Two-Girl Friendship: With Marin.
 * Shrinking Violet: So shy and quiet that sometimes even Marin doesn't notice when she arrives.
 * Spoiled Sweet: Thank goodness she doesn't take after her mom in this respect.
 * Tareme Eyes: Her eyes are drawn this way to enhance her Moe personality.
 * That Came Out Wrong: A result of her being Rich in Dollars, Poor In Sense. Cue the Luminescent Blush.
 * Woobie: And no wonder, since she's the embodiment of Moe in this show.
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair: Purple, in her case. Doubles with Curtains Match the Window.

Voice Actors: Hikaru Midorikawa (Japanese), Dave Wittenberg (English)


Makoto Alo is an enigmatic young boy who seems to know a lot more about Brigadoon and Monomakia than a normal person should. On first meeting him Marin assumes he is a historical observer from the future, which seems to be true as he tells to keep this a secret and often knows about things before they actually happen. On their second meeting they introduce themselves more formally, and Marin gives him the nickname Aloma, which he keeps. He spends most of the series observing events from the background, commenting on what’s happening and only becoming directly involved much later on.

Tropes:

 * Accidental Pervert: In the anime Marin jokingly accuses him of this when he points out that her underwear is showing. In the manga he walks in on her while she's naked.
 * Ascended Extra: In the manga he is much more directly involved in the plot.
 * Blue Eyes: Type 1 (beautiful and innocent).
 * Caught in The Rain: He has this scenario with Marin in the manga.
 * Chick Magnet: In the anime Marin and Moe show some attraction to him. In the manga all the girls in class are into him.
 * Dave Wittenberg: As Dave Leleyveld, his English dub voice.
 * Fantastic Anthropologist: This seems to be the best definition of his mission.
 * First-Name Basis: He's the only human boy in the show who calls Marin by her given name, and sometimes calls her Marin-chan.
 * Fish Out of Temporal Water: He comes to the past from the future.
 * Free-Range Children: He seems to have no parents and no home, yet it's never a problem for him.
 * Greek Chorus: Never addresses the audience directly, but his commentaries are rarely heard by the rest of the cast.
 * In-Series Nickname: Once Marin starts calling him Aloma so does everyone else.
 * Hikaru Midorikawa: His Japanese voice actor.
 * Male Frontal Nudity: In the bath house episode when his Modesty Towel falls off. The viewers don't see what's under it, but Isshin does and seems impressed.
 * Mysterious Watcher: Overlaps with The Watcher on the occassions that he gives the heroes helpful information.
 * New Transfer Student: In the manga.
 * No Sense of Personal Space: In their second meeting, he leans pretty close to Marin while he's showing her how his name is written. There's moments where he gets too close in the manga, too.
 * Oracular Urchin: Somewhat justified. Since he's from the future he would naturally have knowledge of past events.
 * Promoted to Love Interest: In the manga, for Marin.
 * Sweet Tooth: Nearly all the food we see him eating is some type of candy, pastry or other form of junk food.
 * Together Umbrella: Played with when he first meets Marin. It's a rainy day and he has an extra umbrella, so he gives it to her.
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair: Green for him.

Voice Actors: Ryoka Yuzuki (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English)


Midori is a tough and tomboyish ninth grade student at Marin’s school. A juvenile delinquent from a single parent household, she cuts classes and gets into fights often and has even been to jail. Despite all this she actually has a kind heart and becomes a loyal friend to Marin.

Tropes:

 * Action Girl: Sort of. She can’t really handle Monomakia, but she can deal with humans just fine.
 * Alliterative Name: Midori Mano.
 * Aloof Ally: She’s Marin’s friend but she’s not exactly friendly.
 * Brown Eyes: In some shots they're aren't colored, but they are officially brown.
 * Colourful Theme Naming: Midori means ‘green’ in Japanese.
 * Cool Big Sis: She’s the more cynical and jaded type.
 * Delinquents: Just in case you hadn’t figured it out, look how she’s wearing her uniform in the picture.
 * Delinquent Hair: According to one official source, the pink is really a dye job.
 * Demoted to Extra: In the manga she doesn’t exist.
 * Disappeared Dad: She says she only has a mother but doesn’t explain more than that.
 * Rose-Haired Girl: The strong and passionate type.
 * Sempai-Kohai: The ‘senpai’ to Marin’s ‘kohai.’
 * Tsurime Eyes: Her eyes are drawn in this style to show her strong will.
 * Wooden Katanas Are Even Better: Her weapon of choice. Doesn’t work on Monomakia, though.

Voice Actors: Rikako Aikawa (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English)


Moto is Marin’s foster mother and the tenement house’s unofficial matriarch. At 68 years old, she is a widowed housewife with wisdom and energy to spare. She is very kind, motherly, and wise, but as soon as Marin is in danger she will rush to her aid without hesitation, no matter what that danger may be. When Melan comes along, she welcomes him into her home and treats him like another member of the family.

Tropes:

 * Colourful Theme Naming: Asagi means light blue in Japanese.
 * Cool Old Lady: Cool enough to let an alien live in her house and stand up to the cops!
 * Happily Married: While her husband was alive.
 * Housewife
 * I Was Quite a Looker: She doesn’t brag about it, but she really was.
 * Kimono Is Traditional: Her standard choice of clothing.
 * Let's Get Dangerous
 * Mama Bear: She's very, very protective of Marin.
 * Miniature Senior Citizens: She wasn’t very tall when she was young, either.
 * Team Mom: Mostly for Marin, but she acts this way towards just about everybody.
 * Tragic Keepsake: Her teddy bear was a gift from her late husband.
 * World War II: She and her husband survived this but their only child did not.
 * World War II: She and her husband survived this but their only child did not.

Voice Actors: Isamu Tanonaka/Mitsuo Iwata (Japanese), Bob Johnson/Tony Oliver (English)


Shuta is a 75-year-old inventor and Mike is his 22-year-old American assistant. Practically always together, they both have their fair share of quirks and are perhaps the oddest residents in the tenement house. When Monomakia start coming after Marin, they waste no time trying to invent devices to protect her from them. Unfortunately, most of these devices are impractical if not totally useless.

Tropes:

 * Dogged Nice Guy: Both of them qualify as Type 2, the Patient Friend. In the manga Shuta was in love with Moto, and in the anime Mike has a crush on Jun.
 * Einstein Hair: Shuta.
 * Bungling Inventor: Some of the stuff they create actually works, though in a rather silly way.
 * Colourful Theme Naming: For Shuta, the kanji for ‘ai’ in Aian means indigo. For Mike, it’s...well, white.
 * Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Mike later in the series. You have to see it to believe it.
 * Ditzy Genius: Mike is more ‘ditz’ and Shuta is more ‘genius’.
 * Funny Foreigner: Mike.
 * Gratuitous English: Mike again.
 * Intergenerational Friendship: With each other!
 * Invisibility Cloak: It takes a long time, but they eventually invent one of these that works.
 * Manly Tears: Mike is the most emotional guy in the household.
 * Mr. Exposition: Shuta.
 * Phenotype Stereotype: Mike is the only American character in the show to have wavy blond hair and blue eyes.
 * The Professor: Shuta.
 * The Professor: Shuta.

Voice Actors: Kae Araki (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English)


Jun is a pretty and gentle 22-year-old with a demanding job as a nurse. One of the more sensible residents of the tenement house, she works to support herself and her alcoholic father. She often tends to Melan’s wounds and Marin looks up to her as a role model. Unbeknownst to all, this respectable young lady leads a secret double life.

Tropes:

 * Big Breasts Big Deal: Type 1. Please don't stare.
 * Calling the Old Man Out: She only criticizes her father when he's too drunk to be listening.
 * Colourful Theme Naming: The kanji for ‘toki’ comes from the name of a particular shade of pink.
 * Funbag Airbag: Happens with Marin in two episodes.
 * Hospital Hottie: She's pretty much the family doctor.
 * Meaningful Name: One of the meanings for the kanji of her given name is 'chaste.'
 * Missing Mom: Left because her dad drank too much.
 * Ms. Fanservice: Until Erin comes along, that is.
 * Not So Weak: In Episode 9.
 * Only Sane Man: Nobody ever seems to listen to her when she tries to be the voice of reason.
 * Proper Lady: She looks like one and acts like one
 * Purple Eyes: She gets them from her mother, apparently.
 * Put On a Bus: Leaves the show halfway through part one, returns to stay in part two.
 * Stepford Smiler: Type A. She's really quite broken inside.
 * Stepford Smiler: Type A. She's really quite broken inside.

Voice Actors: Hochu Otsuka (Japanese), Tony Oliver (English)
Melan is Marin's self-proclaimed bodyguard and a type of Monomakia called a Gun-Swordsman, due to having those weapons in place of hands and his skill in using them. Marin found him at a shrine near her house where he had been asleep for a hundred years inside a tiny blue ampoule. He originally comes from Brigadoon, where he once belonged to a group of three Gun-Swordsmen, but his former comrades consider him a betrayer for leaving the group on a secret mission, the nature of which he does not reveal to anyone for a long time. Melan is a very tall, strong, and imposing figure who takes his mission very seriously. At first he is fairly unemotional and protects Marin mainly from a sense of duty, but over time he grows to care about her and the human world very personally.

Tropes:

 * Arm Cannon: Has one on his left arm.
 * Big Eater: He can scarf down up to fifty bowls of rice in one sitting.
 * Blade Below the Shoulder: Has one on his right arm.
 * Chaste Hero: Melan qualifies as this due to his lifetime of intense training, being a dedicated bodyguard and his blunt honesty. He tends to catch Marin off guard with his actions, whether he's naively grabbing her the wrong way or  or telling her what she means to him, making her blush by his blunt yet "platonic" confession.
 * The Comically Serious: Picture a robotic alien warrior seated at the dinner table reading the newspaper and you'll get the idea.
 * Healing Factor: Has rapid body regeneration, and even his armor and weapons can repair themselves if they break.
 * Hochu Otsuka: His original Japanese voice actor.
 * Ignore the Fanservice: After a while you start to wonder if he even has hormones.
 * I Will Protect Her: Toward Marin, of course.
 * Knight in Shining Armor: So very much.
 * Leitmotif: Very cool and mysterious, usually plays when he comes out of his ampoule and during his battle scenes.
 * Monster Roommate: He becomes a member of Marin’s household as of Episode 2.
 * Mysterious Protector: It takes about 16 episodes before he fully opens up to Marin about his mission.
 * Ridiculously Human Robots: Becomes gradually more humanlike with each episode.
 * Silent Scapegoat: As part of his secret mission.
 * Sleep Mode Size: His ampoule can fit inside Marin’s pocket.
 * Spock Speak: He learns to use less complicated words, but in general he talks like this.
 * Stoic: Very much so, though he becomes Not So Stoic as the show progresses.
 * Technical Pacifist: He becomes this way thanks to Marin.
 * Tony Oliver: His English dub voice actor.
 * Tin Man: He does possess emotions, it just takes a while for him to learn how to express them.
 * Winged Humanoid: He’s a robotic alien version of this. And yes, he can fly.

Voice Actors: Yuuji Takada (Japanese), Bob Johnson (English)


Pyon (pronounced Paion) is the strongest of the Gun-Swordsmen and a former friend of Melan who is now his enemy. He is a noble fighter and follows a strict code of honor, confronting his opponents directly. He has no problem killing people who get in his way, but he’ll give them a fair warning first. Pyon regrets having to fight Melan, but considers him a traitor and intends to bring him to justice.

Tropes:

 * Badass Baritone: In the English dub, his voice is noticeable deeper than Melan's, while in the Japanese they're about the same.
 * Break the Haughty
 * Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: Black and white with silver.
 * Colourful Theme Naming: Silver.
 * Dark Is Not Evil / Light Is Good: His color scheme is an obvious clue to his morally ambiguous nature.
 * Duel to The Death: Challenges Melan to this at least once.
 * Dynamic Entry: His first day on Earth has him slicing a fighter jet in half, blowing up a police station and shooting more cops than you can count on one hand.
 * Excalibur: Calls his sword by this name and even claims it to be sacred.
 * Eyes of Gold: Seem to hint that he's not as villainous as he first appears, and they offset his silver color scheme.
 * Gatling Good: His Arm Cannon is this type of gun.
 * Good Is Not Nice: He's on the side that's trying to save the world, but his methods are questionable.
 * Honor Before Reason: Takes honor so seriously that he'd rather kill Melan in a fair fight.
 * Hey It's That Voice: Both of his voice actors are relatively obscure, but fans of Code Geass may recognize his Japanese voice as Kyoshiro Todo and fans of Bleach may recognize his English voice as Shigekuni Yamamoto-Genryūsai.
 * Master Swordsman: According to Melan, and he does prefer using his sword to his gun.
 * The Paladin: He certainly considers himself to be this and play the part pretty straight.
 * Pride: The word 'proud' shows up often in his dialogue, so it's clearly a big deal for him.
 * Right Hand Versus Left Hand: If he knew the reason for Melan's 'betrayal,' he wouldn't be so determined to kill him.
 * Sleep Mode Size: His ampoule is the only one we never see.
 * Spock Speak: Similar to Melan, but he never adopts any simpler vocabulary.
 * Stab the Sky: He's fond of this pose.
 * Stoic: Almost more than Melan, though he does express certain strong emotions a bit sooner.
 * Throwing Your Sword Always Works: After Melan tries this one him, he tries to use it on Kuston

Voice Actors: Kae Araki (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English)


Erin is the only female among the Gun-Swordsmen. Like Pyon she is a former friend of Melan who is now his enemy, but is far more angry and violent toward him. Fierce and ruthless in battle, she doesn’t care if innocents get hurt and will settle for nothing less than total victory. Perhaps the true reason she’s so angry with Melan is because she had special feelings for him in the past.


 * Action Girl: Starts off as a Dark Action Girl.
 * Blue Eyes: Type 2 (piercing and icy).
 * Cold Sniper: Very much so.
 * Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: Pink and purple, just in case you couldn't already tell she's a girl.
 * Colourful Theme Naming: Garnet, specifically the reddish type.
 * Dub Name Change: Her name is "Eryun" in the original Japanese anime. Strangely enough, it's spelled that way in the English version of the manga, and both translations were done by Tokyopop.
 * Duel to The Death: Same as Pyon, though she's not quite so chivalrous about it.
 * Girlish Pigtails: Has mechanical versions of these and can control their movements, too.
 * Good Is Not Nice: She's on the side that's trying to save the world, but her methods are questionable.
 * Hair-Trigger Temper: Usually she's as stoic as the guys, but she seems to have more than one Berserk Button.
 * Honor Before Reason: Sometimes seems to overlap with Revenge Before Reason.
 * Kae Araki: Her Japanese voice actress.
 * Ms. Fanservice: And how!
 * The Paladin: She pushes the limits more than Pyon does.
 * Pinball Projectile: Has a set of discs she can use to reflect her lasers in any direction she wants.
 * Right Hand Versus Left Hand: Refuses to listen to Melan's side of the story until Episode 23 when he defeats her in combat and she has no secret weapons left.
 * Royal Rapier: Her sword is this type.
 * Sleep Mode Size: Her ampoule looks the same as Melan's, only pink instead of blue.
 * Sniper Rifle: Her gun is this type.
 * Spock Speak: Same as Pyon, though she sometimes slips into Sophisticated As Hell.
 * Stoic: The strongest emotion she shows is anger, and you don't want to be around to see it.
 * Trigger Happy: Her gun is much more powerful than her sword, and she knows it.
 * Wendee Lee: Her English dub voice actress.

Voice Actors: Mitsuo Iwata (Japanese), Terrence Stone (English)


Poikun is the second Monomakia ally Marin finds on Earth. Designed for transport over land and through water, he has very few offensive abilities but is quite helpful when someone needs to escape or be taken to safety. He's also very cute and friendly, more like a pet than a bodyguard.

Tropes:

 * Badass Adorable: He has his moments.
 * Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: His body is almost entirely purple.
 * Fartillery: Smelly gas bubbles are one of his few attacks.
 * Fragile Speedster: He can move pretty fast but his defenses aren't the best.
 * Leitmotif: Cute and quirky, just like him.
 * Mitsuo Iwata: His Japanese voice actor.
 * Non-Human Sidekick: Played straight through the whole series.
 * Put On a Bus: After Episode 13 he isn't seen again until Episode 24.
 * Removable Shell: Not only does it come off, it serves as an emergency escape pod for his passengers.
 * Ridiculously Cute Critter: Very much so.
 * Sleep Mode Size: His ampoule is purple and resembles a bottle of soap.
 * Speech-Impaired Animal: The only sound he can make is the word "kyu."
 * Team Pet: One of the more helpful examples.
 * Turtle Power: Obviously...

Voice Actors: Ryoka Yuzuki (Japanese), Terrence Stone (English)


Kushatohn is the third Monomakia ally Marin finds on Earth. Designed for combat, she is a gigantic beast and very fierce in both nature and appearance. She's also incredibly strong, able to tear apart foes that are even larger than she is. These abilities make her a good bodyguard, but due to her size she remains in her ampoule until she's needed.

Tropes:

 * Action Girl: Perhaps the least girly variety there is.
 * Beastess: So beastly that she communicates entirely through roaring and growling.
 * Blinding Bangs: Seem to be used to reinforce her beastly persona.
 * Fiery Redhead: An especially hot blooded, berserker type.
 * Eyes Do Not Belong There: The appear to be in her hands and shoot out jets of water.
 * Impossibly Graceful Giant: Plays this straight, though she's more like a Kaiju than a Humongous Mecha.
 * It Runs On Nonsensoleum: Consumes water as fuel.
 * Leitmotif: Starts off with the chanting of an ethereal chorus and quickly escalates into an electric guitar battle theme.
 * Lightning Bruiser: Big, strong, and fast. Thank heaven she's one of the good guys.
 * Making a Splash: Shoots highly pressurized liquid from her palms that can slice seeminly anything in half.
 * Non-Human Sidekick: Played straight throughout the series.
 * Put On a Bus: After Episode 13 she isn't seen again until Episode 24.
 * Ryoka Yuzuki: Her Japanese voice actress.
 * Samus Is a Girl: Marin initially mistook her for a male. It's hard to tell at first glance.
 * Sleep Mode Size: Her golden ampoule is somewhat larger than Melan's and Poikun's.

Voice Actors: Mayumi Shintani (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English)


Lolo is a small, feline alien who showed Marin where Melan’s ampoule was located. He tends to pop up out of thin air and in the oddest of places, and doing the oddest of things. He appears continuously as a sort of trickster mentor, offering advice and giving information to the heroes as needed. It is later revealed that he serves Brigadoon as the Chairman of the Life Improvement Committee. He is also aware of a large conspiracy going on within Brigadoon’s Central Assembly, and his associations with Marin and Melan are part of a larger plan to thwart the unknown enemy’s plans to destroy Earth and Brigadoon.

Tropes:

 * Chekhov's Gunman: He's almost a background character at first, but he's absolutely essential to the plot.
 * Bunny Ears Lawyer: For all of his goofy antics, he has a position of high status and takes it pretty seriously.
 * Funny Animal: He's a catlike alien yet his intelligence and lifestyle are almost identical to those of humans.
 * Fur Is Clothing: He has multiple furry green suits hanging up in his closet, though we never see how he looks without them.
 * Hey It's That Voice: Fans of FLCL will recognize Mayumi Shintani as his original Japanese voice actress.
 * Herald: Plays this role in Episode 1 by leading Marin to where Melan's ampoule was located.
 * The Lancer: While providing assistance to the heroes on Earth, he does a lot of solo work on Brigadoon.
 * Leitmotif: A rather quirky piano tune plays whenever he shows up.
 * Mysterious Informant: In the first part of the series.
 * Non-Human Sidekick: Seems to play it straight until he turns out to be a Mentor Mascot.
 * Obfuscating Stupidity: Does this to fool his enemies and protect his friends from getting hurt.
 * Offscreen Teleportation: Even when you see how he does it, he plays this pretty straight.
 * Plucky Comic Relief: His presence almost never fails to lighten the mood.
 * Ridiculously Cute Critter: Emphasis on the ‘ridiculous’ part.
 * Series Mascot: Doubles with Mentor Mascot.
 * Spirit Advisor: Marin and Melan are the only people who see him on Earth, and he has a habit of coming and going unexpectedly.
 * Verbal Tic: Says his name repeatedly, but not quite to the point of Pokémon Speak. Not present in the dub.
 * Wendee Lee: His English dub voice actress.
 * Zero Approval Gambit: His entire modus operandi is this.

Voice Actors: Chinami Nishimura (Japanese), Cindy Robinson (English)


Lala is friends with Lolo and Lulu, and the Chairman of the Ecological Control Committee. She’s an expert on Monomakia and can even create new ones. Bright and bubbly, she cares about Lolo a lot and worries about his strange behavior, but she also has a short temper and can get violent when she’s mad.
 * Funny Animal
 * Gadgeteer Genius
 * Mr. Exposition: Especially in Episode 14.
 * Pie in The Face: Her preferred method of punishment.
 * Tertiary Sexual Characteristics: Pink? Check. Girly hairdo? Check. Eyelashes? Check.
 * Tsundere: Type B.

Voice Actors: Hikaru Midorikawa (Japanese), Dave Wittenberg (English)


Lulu is Lolo’s friend and the Chairman of the Space-Time Observation Committee. His main responsibility is to monitor the warps between Brigadoon and Earth to make sure the two worlds don’t destroy each other. He also loves to eat junk food.
 * Fantastic Anthropologist
 * Funny Animal
 * Sweet Tooth: Loves sweets so much that he complains any time somebody throws a pie.
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair

Voice Actors: Kentarou Itou (Japanese), Doug Erholtz (English)


Lele is the Chairman of the Pasca Executive Committee. As his title says, his job is to make sure the Day of Pasca occurs without a problem. This means finding and retrieving the missing Creis from Earth, which is no easy task. He has a very smug, sarcastic attitude, doesn’t get along with Lolo or his friends, and seems to have a hidden agenda.
 * Cats Are Snarkers
 * Funny Animal
 * Pie in The Face: He starts the big pie fight of Episode 14.
 * Smug Snake
 * Smug Snake
 * Smug Snake