Mômone is Edith's best friend during the difficult early years of her life. Their bond is disrupted when Mômone is forcibly taken to a convent, leaving Edith desperate and contributing to the emotional instability surrounding her early career.
A capable fighter who intervenes when criminals threaten Lucky Luke and later helps defend him. Her involvement creates tension with Belle, who also risks her life for Lucky Luke.
Matron at the academy who commits suicide after the leadership vote among the witches.
Sophie is the judge handling the case involving Juliette and allegations concerning Pierre. When she recognizes Juliette's name, her husband points out that their personal connection makes her involvement a conflict and urges her to recuse herself. She is also Léo's adoptive mother.
Francis's daughter. Survives an initial ambush but succumbs to her injuries. Her death and final words about the three shooters set the entire revenge plot in motion.
Christine is a wheelchair-using woman with severe multiple sclerosis who joins the pilgrimage to Lourdes partly because it lets her travel, despite not being especially religious. Her apparent recovery transforms her relationship with Maria, draws Kuno's attention, and makes her the focus of questions about faith and miracles.
Tamara's best friend who initiates a dating bet to help Tamara overcome self-consciousness about her body.
A member of the Martin family involved in the families' wedding preparations and interpersonal tensions.
An animal show host who participates in the expedition. She endures the primitive conditions, shares a vulnerable mud bath with Léo, and adapts to the remote environment alongside the other celebrities.
Friend or relative with limited but present screen time.
The protagonist, a young Belgian woman who spent her childhood in Japan and returns to integrate into society. Her extreme determination to become a 'real Japanese' clashes with cultural norms, leading to severe demotions, humiliation, and eventual psychological breakdown.
Lara is the hearing daughter of deaf parents Martin and Kai, and she is fluent in sign language. As a talented clarinet player, she discovers a musical world her parents cannot share. At eighteen, she seeks training at a Berlin music conservatory, falls in love there, and later returns home after family conflict and Kai's death.
Sylvie Testud has 122 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Cocorico Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Wedding Unplanned, La Vie en Rose, Too Close to the Sun. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q242526), public domain (CC0).
