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|'''Junior''' <br>A mysterious young agent of the British Library under Wendy's supervision. He is possesses the same ability as Nancy Makuhari; it is later revealed in the television series that he is actually the son of the second Mata Hari clone. || || || ||Supporting |
|'''Junior''' <br>A mysterious young agent of the British Library under Wendy's supervision. He is possesses the same ability as Nancy Makuhari; it is later revealed in the television series that he is actually the son of the second Mata Hari clone. || || || ||Supporting |
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|'''John Woo''' <br>A pigeon which delivers messages to the Paper Sisters from Dokusensha. After the Paper Sisters break into Dokusensha to save Nenene, it follows |
|'''John Woo''' <br>A pigeon which delivers messages to the Paper Sisters from Dokusensha. After the Paper Sisters break into Dokusensha to save Nenene, it follows them and helps them out. || || || ||Supporting |
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|'''Linho Lee''' <br>Referred to more often as "Mr. Lee", he is Nenene Sumiregawa's editor in the television series and a fan of her novels. He hires the Paper Sisters to be Nenene's bodyguards, though he actually claims that he believes they can inspire Nenene to overcome her writer's block. He reveals his darker connections later in the series. || || || ||Supporting |
|'''Linho Lee''' <br>Referred to more often as "Mr. Lee", he is Nenene Sumiregawa's editor in the television series and a fan of her novels. He hires the Paper Sisters to be Nenene's bodyguards, though he actually claims that he believes they can inspire Nenene to overcome her writer's block. He reveals his darker connections later in the series. || || || ||Supporting |
Revision as of 23:09, 18 September 2007
Below is a list of characters from the R.O.D series of manga and anime created by Hideyuki Kurata, listing appearances in the manga comic series, (Read or Die and Read or Dream), an OVA, and the subsequent R.O.D the TV.
Character | Read or Die (manga) |
Read or Die OVA |
Read or Dream | R.O.D the TV | |
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Yomiko Readman* Codename: "The Paper" (or "Agent Paper" in the English OVA dub) Yomiko is a British-Japanese schoolteacher and secret agent working for the British Library's Special Operations Division. |
Main | Main | Supporting | ||
Joe Carpenter Codename: "Joker" Carpenter is the manager of the Special Operations Division of the British Library |
Major | Major | Supporting | ||
Mr. Gentleman Gentleman was the head of the B.L. and the true source of Britain's secret power over global affairs (i.e., it was because of Gentleman that Joker had the authority to order around the U.S. President in the OVA). |
Supporting | ||||
Wendy Earhart Joker's personal secretary and assistant |
Supporting | Supporting | Supporting | ||
Nancy Makuhari Codename: "Miss Deep" Nancy is an agent working in China with the special ability to pass through objects. She is loosely based upon Mata Hari as revealed in the OVA. |
Major | Supporting | |||
Drake Drake is also an agent for the Special Operations Division who worked formerly for the American special forces. |
Supporting | Supporting | Supporting | ||
Donnie Nakajima* Yomiko's ex-lover who also worked for the Special Operations |
Major | ||||
Ridley Wan* Donnie's distant friend |
Supporting | ||||
Dokusensha A Chinese bookstore chain selling supposedly rare books. In reality, Dokusensha is a company which rivals the British Library and attempts to attain power by obtaining Mr. Gentleman's books and employs the Paper Sisters to recover them. In the manga, Dokusensha was founded by China, Mr. Gentleman's counterpart in the east. |
Major | ||||
Michelle Cheung* A Paper Master from Hong Kong, the leader of the Paper Sisters. She works as a translator and does freelance work, which includes the Paper Sisters working to protect Nenene Sumiregawa. During fights, she provides supporting offence with a paper bow and arrows. |
Main | Major | |||
Maggie Mui* A Paper Master from Hong Kong, the middle sister of the Paper Sisters. Because her paper powers allow her to create and control enormous paper familiars, she provides a defensive role in the trio and has the most versatility of the three. |
Main | Major | |||
Anita King* A Paper Master from Hong Kong, the youngest of the Paper Sisters and the most volatile. Her abilities are primarily offensive as she throws sheets of paper and uses it to cut down opponants. |
Main | Major | |||
Nenene Sumiregawa A Japanese author who wrote her first book as a teenager. She is a close friend and admirer of Yomiko Readman and also ends up (reluctantly) welcoming the Paper Sisters into her home during the TV series. |
Supporting | Main | |||
Junior A mysterious young agent of the British Library under Wendy's supervision. He is possesses the same ability as Nancy Makuhari; it is later revealed in the television series that he is actually the son of the second Mata Hari clone. |
Supporting | ||||
John Woo A pigeon which delivers messages to the Paper Sisters from Dokusensha. After the Paper Sisters break into Dokusensha to save Nenene, it follows them and helps them out. |
Supporting | ||||
Linho Lee Referred to more often as "Mr. Lee", he is Nenene Sumiregawa's editor in the television series and a fan of her novels. He hires the Paper Sisters to be Nenene's bodyguards, though he actually claims that he believes they can inspire Nenene to overcome her writer's block. He reveals his darker connections later in the series. |
Supporting | ||||
Mr. Kim | Supporting |