Miraculous Ladybug is fun French animated show. It follows Marinette and Adrien. They transform into Ladybug and Cat Noir. Their mission? Protect Paris from evil villains. With help from kwami friends, they battle Hawk Moth and his akumatized minions. Colorful animation, catchy music and great messages about friendship and courage make it a hit. Don’t miss it!

Meet the kwamis from Miraculous

Tikki

Tikki is this huge heart-in-a-tiny-red-shell kind of kwami — endlessly optimistic and the one everyone goes to when things get messy. She’s all about rules and doing the right thing, but also secretly loves a silly joke (and sometimes giggles at puns she pretends not to like). Super nurturing, wise, and a little mother-hen, though she’ll surprise you by being stubborn as heck when her morals are challenged. Also? She hoards tiny, useless trinkets for “sentimental reasons” and will defend a cupcake with her life.

Plagg

Plagg is the chaotic little cheese monster you can’t help but adore; lazy, sarcastic, and obsessed with camembert like it’s a religious calling. He grumbles about responsibility but somehow always shows up at the right dramatic moment (late, of course). He’s basically mischief in fur form — loves pranks, hates rules, but has this weird soft spot that leaks out when no one’s looking. Contradiction alert: claims independence yet clings to his human like a very clingy, very aromatic shadow.

Nooroo

Nooroo looks all serene and whispery but also carries a haunted, weary vibe from being used for awful stuff — very sad puppy energy but polite about it. He’s quiet, observant, and will say the exact thing that makes you rethink your choices (in the most gentle way possible, usually). He’s fragile in a way that makes you want to protect him, though every now and then he’ll drop a totally unexpected bit of dark humor. Random detail: he’s unnervingly fond of little paper cranes and collects them but never explains why.

Wayzz

Wayzz is the slow-and-steady guardian type, like a wise old turtle who prefers logic and long naps in sunny spots. Protective to the bone — you can rely on him when things get dangerous — and stubborn in the best sense; he won’t budge if he thinks something’s right. He has this calming presence (also a knack for deadpan one-liners) and secretly humors the youngsters more than he’ll admit. Oh, and he is obsessed with gardening? Like, inexplicably into pruning tiny bonsai that he talks to.

Trixx

Trixx is pure fox-energy: reckless, mischievous, and delightfully theatrical. Playful trickster, always hunting for the next clever scheme, but genuinely sweet under all that showmanship — messy loyalty, basically. She’ll invent a plan that’s half brilliant, half “how did that work?” and cheer like a maniac when it does. Little quirk: loves collecting shiny bottle caps and arranging them by mood.

Pollen

Pollen is buzzy, efficient, and extremely mannered — like someone turned a queen bee into a tiny etiquette coach. She’s fiercely protective of her “hive” (friends, family, you know the drill) and has a surprisingly scientific mind for strategy and organization. Warm and polite on the surface, but pack a sting if you cross her crew — don’t test the manners, they’re real. Fun oddity: she brews herbal teas obsessively and carries a thermos that never seems to empty.

Duusu

Duusu is drama and elegance wrapped in iridescent flair — think peacock with opinions and a fondness for theatrical entrances. Emotionally intense and wildly expressive, she feels everything deeply (and loudly), which is both exhausting and kind of mesmerising. She’ll give you five compliments and then roast you gently, and somehow you’ll be grateful for both. Tiny contradiction: insists on ballroom-level posture but is absolutely terrible at parallel parking (if she even tried).

Sass

Sass is sassy, quick-witted, and kind of an instigator for fun trouble — basically the friend who dares you to do the thing and then cheers the loudest when you do. Sharp tongue but a weirdly huge heart, uses sarcasm as a cover for being ridiculously loyal. She bounces between dramatic comments and surprisingly profound advice in the same breath, which is confusing in the best possible way. Also, she hoards novelty socks; no one knows why, and she won’t explain.

Mullo

Mullo feels like a gentle giant — steady, grounding, with a rumbling laugh that makes everything feel safe. Super patient and oddly philosophical, like he’d give you life advice and then offer you a cookie. He’s reliable to a fault, sometimes frustratingly unmoving when spontaneity calls, but he’ll come through when it counts. Quirk: has an inexplicable obsession with old radio dramas and quotes them at random moments.

Fluff

Fluff is cuddly, exuberant, and maybe a little dramatic — like a walking plush toy who’ll give you a pep talk and then ask for snacks. She radiates warmth and impulsive comfort, hugging problems away (sometimes literally) and refusing to let gloom stick around. Also surprisingly practical when the chips are down, which is endearing because she looks like a fluffball disaster magnet. Side note: collects tiny hats and will wear at least three at once on special occasions.

Longg

Longg is this majestic, mysterious vibe — wise-seeming, a touch aloof, like a dragon who’s read a hundred books and keeps one eyebrow permanently raised. He’s composed and powerful but has little flashes of childlike curiosity that are absolutely disarming. Very honorable, slightly cryptic, and will probably drop a proverb mid-conversation (pretend you didn’t hear it, it’s cooler that way). Oh and he occasionally practices calligraphy at midnight for reasons he won’t explain.