This is the hub character sheet for Jewelpet. The majority of the characters have been moved to specific pages listed below, while recurring characters are found in the folders further below.
Beware of spoilers.
- Jewelpets (general) and Sweetspets
- Characters.Jewelpet 2009
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- Characters.Jewelpet Sunshine
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- Characters.Jewelpet Happiness
- Characters.Lady Jewelpet
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Jewel Landians
Jewelina
Voiced by: Ao Takahashi (Twinkle), Yuko Minaguchi (Sunshine), Nozomi Sasaki (Kira Deco), Aki Toyosaki (Happiness)
Happiness version.
In all seasons that she appears in, Jewelina is the God and ruler of Jewel Land. She's also the creator of the Jewelpets; the reason why she created them varies from season to season.In Jewelpet Twinkle☆, she created the Jewelpets a long time ago from the positive traits of humans. She also created the Jewel Star Grand Prix. She was the one who sent Fealina to Earth, where she met the man who'd become the father of her children. Alma thinks Jewelina is responsible for Fealina's death and wants to take revenge against her.
In Jewelpet Sunshine, there's much more emphasis put on her maternal status towards the Jewelpets. She's fairly immature and can be over-dramatic, but takes any threat to Jewel Land quite seriously.
In Jewelpet Kira☆Deco!, Jewelina created the Jewelpets through the Mirror Ball so she had someone to dance Go-Go with. However, when the Mirror Ball was destroyed and the Deco Stones were scattered all over Jewel Land, her sadness turned her into stone.
In Jewelpet Happiness, Jewelina is the young ruler of Jewel Land and the Headmaster of the Jewel Academy, who gives Ruby and her friends the Magical Jewel Box. She assigns Ruby to open a Cafe beside the cafeteria. She is concerned about the Red Moon and investigates how to stop it.
After not being heard of in Lady Jewelpet, she makes a return in Jewelpet: Magical Change with a twist (look below).
- An Ice Person: Sunshine as the Dark Queen.
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Turns huge in the final episode of Sunshine to finish Ruby and co. once and for all.
- Big Bad: For the last arc of Sunshine, she leads a join-or-die campaign against the students for petty reasons.
- Big Good: In general.
- Brainwashed and Crazy: Sunshine, by Dark Magic.
- Bring Him to Me: Sunshine. The Dark Queen calls Mikage to the throne room to sing her a song, allowing him to figure out her weakness.
- A Child Shall Lead Them: Happiness.
- Color-Coded Eyes:
- Innocent Blue Eyes: Kira Deco.
- Green and purple are rare colors, therefore fitting for a god. Additionally, green is known as a soothing color, which suits the very pondered Jewelina of Twinkle. In Kira Deco, her blue eyes stand for Heavenly Blue.
- Crystal Dragon Jesus: Given the Confessional scene in Sunshine, Jewelina probably takes a great deal of inspiration from Christianity.
- Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: On the receiving end in Sunshine.
- Drama Queen: Her self in Sunshine has a tendency to be melodramatic and make a big deal out of nothing.
- Dumb Blonde: Sunshine.
- Era-Specific Personality: Serene and fair in Twinkle, mildly ditzy Drama Queen in Sunshine, a go-go dance-loving Barrier Maiden in Kira Deco and a young blonde happy-go-lucky queen in Happiness.
- Evil Costume Switch: Sunshine.
- Evil Is Petty: Sunshine.
- Forgetful Jones: Happiness.
- God in Human Form: In Sunshine, the plump school maid is actually an avatar of her.
- God Is Flawed: Since Sunshine, her different incarnations have had some not very magnanimous personality quirks. Twinkle's Jewelina is also slightly impotent.
- God Save Us from the Queen!: Sunshine as the Dark Queen.
- Go Out with a Smile: Sunshine. She doesn't actually die (though she seems to for a moment), but she smiles fondly when the Jewelpets engulf her in light that snaps her out of the influence of Dark Magic.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Everywhere but Kira Deco.
- The High Queen: She's very serene and dignified in Twinkle, contrasting with all other versions of her.
- Holy Halo: Has an halo in Sunshine.
- Improbable Age: She's just a kid who's even younger than the protagonists in Happiness. She is nonetheless the principal of Jewel Academy. Though it may be subverted, since she IS a god and is revealed to be a Little Big Sister.
- Jerkass Gods: Sunshine. She has a streak of irresponsible behaviour and can be downright childish and self-serving.
- King of All Cosmos: Queen... Anyway, Sunshine and Kira Deco, her more fun-loving incarnations.
- Legacy Character: In Magical Change, she isn't a character so much as a title that gets inherited by human Luea at the end.
- Life of the Party: Kira Deco. She's known to love dance parties. Whenever she speaks to the main cast, she begins with "WHAT'S UP PEOPLE, IS THERE A PARTYYYYYY?!", and creates Mood Whiplash in the process.
- Little Big Sister: In Happiness, she looks like a child, but is actually older than her sister Megumina, who looks like a teenager.
- Loud of War: The Dark Queen's weakness is acute sounds. The extremely annoying sound of the fish paste flutes is what does her in.
- Meaningful Appearance: Sunshine!Jewelina has one under the corner of her left eye and she indeed fancies herself a tragic person. The school maid has one in the same spot; it's a clue that they are the same person.
- Mother of a Thousand Young: Created the Jewelpets, after all. Rare good version of this trope.
- Older Than They Look: Definitely in Happiness, where she has a little sister who looks much older than her.
- Our Founder: Has a statue of herself in the grounds of Sunshine Academy.
- Pals with Jesus: Except for Twinkle Jewelina, her relationship with her worshippers tends to be very informal.
- Physical God: She is the creator of Jewel Land and the Jewelpets.
- Pieces of God: The Deco Stones in Kira Deco contain parts of Jewelina's will or spirit or something.
- Really 700 Years Old: All of her incarnations are thousands of years old.
- Reasonable Authority Figure
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Happiness, concerning the mysterious Red Moon brainwashing people.
- Taken for Granite: Kira Deco.
- Truly Single Parent: She and only she is responsible for the existence of Jewelpets and they see her as a mother in turn.
- Walking the Earth: Twinkle OVA, in search of the Flower of Happiness.
- Wave-Motion Gun: The Dark Queen uses this in the final battle in Sunshine.
- You Don't Look Like You: Keeps name and functions, but her design, personality and voice actress change rather wildly every season.
Moldavite
Voiced by: Hiroshi Shimozaki
In Twinkle, he's very jolly, likes karaoke and to make orders through the magical catalogue. He's often scolded or punished by Halite. Despite his antics, his magical level is about the same level as Jewelina's. He's Rin's partner. During the Jewel Star Grand Prix, he's revealed to have several siblings, all of which strongly resemble him. The difference is in the color of the clothes and some mannerisms.
- Art Shift: In Twinkle, he shifts from his usual chibi style to a hyper-realistic and rugged one on rare occasions, done for laughs.
- Ascended Extra: Has a more important role in Twinkle than in the first series.
- Camp Straight: Pink Moldavite. How do we know he's straight? He chases a girl around in a dream.
- Color-Coded Characters: The Moldavite we know is a more rounded character, while his siblings have only one facet to their personalities, hence the colorful robes.
- Dirty Old Man: Twinkle. Most obviously, his obsession with Jolly and Merry, who, by the way, are dogs. Sexy dogs, but still dogs.
- Era-Specific Personality: Tired old man in the first series and a perverted Iron Butt Monkey in Twinkle.
- Green Bead Eyes
- Flight: Always sitting on a floating ball.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Red Moldavite.
- Hollywood Tone-Deaf: Twinkle. Because of it, being made to sing with him is a form of punishment every student dreads.
- Keet: Orange Moldavite.
- Lovable Coward: Blue Moldavite.
- Meaningful Name: His name is based on a mineral crystal found in meteorite craters.
- Miniature Senior Citizens
- Our Founder: He has several statues of himself in Twinkle, with at least one on display in the school building. Apparently they're commissioned for every birthday.
- Overranked Magician: In Twinkle, given his pervy antics.
- Prehensile Hair: First series.
- Real Men Wear Pink: Ties his beard in a pink ribbon.
- Reasonable Authority Figure
- Robe and Wizard Hat
- Senior Sleep-Cycle: Falls asleep in episode 1 of Twinkle when he's welcoming the students to the academy.
- Shrinking Violet: Violet Moldavite.
- Team Mom: Blue Moldavite is always worrying that the students will get hurt.
- Wizard Beard
- You Don't Look Like You: Has a nose and longer hair in the first series. In Twinkle, he's basically a chibi.
Halite
Voiced by: Mika Ishibashi
In Twinkle, she's Akari and co.'s homeroom teacher. She sometimes scolds Moldavite due to his antics. Her Jewelpet assistants are Luna and Milky.
- Ascended Extra: Has a more important role in Twinkle than in the first series.
- Meaningful Name: Her name is based on the mineral halite, commonly known as rock salt.
- Miniature Senior Citizens
- Only Sane Employee: Twinkle.
- Reasonable Authority Figure
- Robe and Wizard Hat
- Straight Man: To Moldavite in Twinkle.
Sulfur
Voiced by: Atsushi Kousaka
In Twinkle, he's the scaredy cat of the Magic Academy and has a streak of bad luck. His other self, who's a charming and confident adult version of him, appears in some episodes, though the ways through which he appears vary from episode to episode. He's Tour's partner.
- Art Evolution: In the first series, he has slightly darker, more disheveled hair, and looks different even compared to Twinkle Sulfur's older alter ego. Twinkle Sulfur looks generally slicker.
- Ascended Extra: Has a more important role in Twinkle than in the first series.
- Butt-Monkey: Twinkle.
- Chick Magnet: Twinkle, in his alternate personality.
- Era-Specific Personality: So we have a cool but supportive type in the first and an unlucky Butt-Monkey in Twinkle.
- Hot Teacher: First series and his older form in Twinkle.
- The Klutz: Twinkle, male example.
- Lovable Coward: Twinkle. He himself says he gets scared easily, but even then he worries more about the safety of his students.
- Meaningful Name: His name is based on a chemical element.
- Older Alter Ego: Twinkle.
- Overranked Magician: Twinkle. Clumsy, cowardly, insecure boy who doesn't look much older than his students. How is he a teacher?
- Split Personality: Twinkle. His older self has a vastly different personality.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Afraid of heights in Twinkle.
Ametrine and Trystine
Voiced by: Yuka Iguchi
- Always Identical Twins
- Continuity Cameo: They have a one-shot appearance in Kira Deco.
- Identical Twin ID Tag: Their crowns and eyes.
- Meaningful Name: Ametrine and Trystine are based on a variant of quartz.
- Shared Unusual Trait: Their heterochromic eyes, with distinct arrangements.
- Those Two Girls
Avenue
Voiced by: Nozomi Sasaki
- In-Series Nickname: DecoSanta, in episode 38 of Kira Deco.
- Santa Claus: Kira Deco episode 38 as DecoSanta.
- Send in the Clones: Lots of her appear in episode 28 of Kira Deco, acting as Luna's advisors.
Sweetslandians
Princess Mana
Voiced by: Mana Ashida
- Abdicate the Throne: It's implied she wants to do this in order to follow her dream of becoming a manga artist.
- The Ace: She has literally no flaws.
- All-Loving Hero: Isn't angry at Paku for eating her cake whole and doesn't imprison the duke despite him attempting on her life.
- Authority Equals Asskicking: Her status as crown princess gives her considerable magic skills.
- Badass Adorable
- Benevolent Mage Ruler: Crown princess of Sweetsland with awesome magic powers.
- Big Damn Heroes: Saving the duke just before getting struck by Gumimin.
- Big Good: Mana is the biggest force of good in the movie, but stays uninvolved until the climax' dire situation.
- Cool Crown: It's magical.
- Cute Witch: She can use magic with her crown.
- Determinator
- Disapproving Look: She looks at the duke like this when she saves him.
- The Heroine
- Job Title: She is the Sweets Dance Princess of the title, since she's Sweetsland's princess and likes dancing.
- Kicking Ass in All Her Finery: Helps fight the monstrous Gumimin while wearing the dress of her birthday party.
- Kid Hero: At seven years old, she's the youngest human protagonist.
- Little Miss Badass: Powerful little mage at 7 years old. She wastes no time in going to stop Gumimin's rampage.
- Magic Carpet: Flies in one during the movie's climax.
- Mundane Utility: Uses her royal rapier to quickly cut the cake.
- Ojou Ringlets: Her hair is made of voluminous ringlets that match her royalty status.
- Pimped-Out Dress: Wears one generously decorated with strawberry motifs throughout the movie.
- Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Wears pink and has pink hair, contrasting her enemy/love interest the duke's blue clothes.
- Pink Means Feminine
- Pint-Sized Powerhouse: She's 7, of course she's small... and she can cast some potent magic.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: She's very understanding for a 7-year-old princess.
- Rebellious Princess: She refuses to marry the duke and threatens to relinquish her title if she's forced to.
- Royal Rapier: Has one, which she uses to cut the cake.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: She uses her powers to stop Gumimin's rage.
- Secondary Character Title: She's the Sweetsland Dance Princess, but the Jewelpets have more screentime than her and she doesn't really get involved until the climax.
- Silk Hiding Steel: She's very mature, proper and kind, but is also unshakable in her resolutions.
- Strawberry Shorthand: She has strawberries on her dress.
- Straight Man: This is a no-brainer if you compare her with the duke.
- Supporting Leader: Effectively leads the pet heroes by sending them off in their quest, but doesn't join them until much later in the movie.
- Talented Princess, Regular Guy: Mana is shaping up to be a great ruler, is skilled in magic, wields a rapier like a samurai and is good at drawing. The duke is just a loser.
- What's Up, King Dude?: To Jewel- and Sweetspets.
- Wise Beyond Her Years: She's surprisingly rational for someone who just turned 7.
Duke Creme de Brûlée
Voiced by: Hiroki Shimowada
- Accidental Misnaming: Chocola can't get his name right.
- Amazon Chaser: He really enjoys seeing Mana cut that cake up.
- Ambition Is Evil: He wants to rule Sweetsland and plans to dethrone the heroic royal family for this purpose, even if it means harming them.
- Aristocrats Are Evil: He's a duke and the main villain of the movie.
- Big Bad: He's the main villain of the movie.
- Butt-Monkey: He's a laughing stock because of his constantly failing plans which make the heroes perceive him as not much of a threat.
- Distressed Dude: He almost gets squashed by Gumimin, but Mana saves him just in time.
- Easily Forgiven: Who cares that he threw an Eldritch Abomination into the castle, through a cannonball, endangering not only the princess, but several other lives in the process? Let's have him join the dance party!
- Enfant Terrible: He's quite the psycho for a (supposed) 7-year-old.
- Heel–Face Turn: Turns good at the end, seemingly remorseful about what he's done.
- Idiot Hair
- Insistent Terminology: Insists in being called "master" by Chocola, since he can't get his name right.
- It's All About Me: He thinks of himself as amazing and can't believe anyone would turn him down.
- Love Redeems: He's genuinely in love with Mana by the end of the movie.
- Non-Action Big Bad: He plans mana's overthrowing, but leaves the actual work to his Sweetspet allies.
- Not Good with Rejection: The plot kicks off because Mana rejects him.
- Pink Girl, Blue Boy: With Mana.
- Psychotic Smirk
- Royal Brat
- Take Over the World: Sweetsland counts as one world, at least in the movie's universe.
- Talented Princess, Regular Guy: With Mana.
- Too Clever by Half: He has some pretty good ideas to get what he wants, but they're always foiled.
- The Usurper: Tries this since his offer to marry Mana falls through.
The Prime Minister
- Adults Are Useless: Downplayed. He's not action-driven, but plays a part in the climax, unlike Mana's parents.
- The Good Chancellor
- Honest Advisor
- Mr. Exposition: He's the one who discovers the truth about Paku and informs Mana of it.
The King and Queen of Sweetsland
Mana's parents.- Adults Are Useless: They have very little involvement in the plot and do nothing to stop the duke or Gumimin.
- Fat and Skinny: Respectively.
- Good Parents: They don't force Mana to marry someone she doesn't want to.
- Tiny Guy, Huge Girl
