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Temptation of The Mask | 仮面の誘惑 (1987) dir. Sato Hisayasu

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Princess Dejiko Bio

Gender: Female

Age: 10

Occupation: Princess; Employee at Gamers (original series); Employee at a toy store (Di Gi Charat Nyo!)

Family: King and Queen of Di Gi Charat (parents) 

Likes: Sweets, sleeping, manga, Boys Love stories, Puchiko, messing with Usada, pop idol Akari, her home planet, her parents, blasting Gema with her eye beam, defeating the Black Gema Gema Gang, doing whatever she wants, planet Earth.

Dislikes: Being woken up when sleeping, working, Puchiko in danger, being away from home, not seeing her parents, Usada (sometimes), Gema ordering her around, not having food, people insulting Akari, her friends’ businesses being shut down, people not believing that she is an alien princess, the Black Gema Gema Gang.

Description: Dejiko is the princess of Planet Di Gi Charat. She lived a life of luxury for most of her life, until she was forced to come to Earth. In the 1999 series, Di Gi Charat, Dejiko came to Earth to become a celebrity after her home planet was attacked by Planet Analogue (her planet won the war though). In the 2002 series, Panyo Panyo Di Gi Charat, Dejiko remains on her home planet and dedicates her life to helping others with her friends. In the 2003 series, Di Gi Charat Nyo!, Dejiko is sent to Earth by her mother for princess training, but then decides that she wants to become an actress to be a perfect princess. In the 2006-2007 OVA, Winter Garden, Dejiko is a human teenage girl who falls in love with a boy her age. Dejiko is always accompanied by her best friend, Puchiko, and her servant/caretaker Gema. 

Personality

In most of the shows, Dejiko is lazy, selfish, and destructive. Having grown-up spoiled and living the life of royalty, Dejiko often does her own thing and blasts people with her Eyebeam if she is angry. But in Panyo Panyo Di Gi Charat, Dejiko is kind, caring and determined to help others. In Winter Garden, she is kind yet shy high school girl. But in all of the other adaptions, she has the same destructive and spoiled personality that she has in the first series. Despite her selfishness, she does show moments of kindness and worry towards others. For example, she is kind and protective of her best friend Puchiko. She also does care for her employers, as she is determined to save their business from failing. She also loves her parents greatly and misses them while she is away on Earth. She also does show some worry about her nemesis, Piyoko, who lives in poverty and is always hungry from lack of proper meals. Dejiko tries to hide her softer side.

Relationships

Puchiko: Puchiko is Dejiko’s best friend from Planet Di Gi Charat. Despite being 5 years old, Puchiko is a bit more mature than Dejiko. The two of them are always seen together and hardly ever separate. Puchiko looks up to Dejiko and is greatly dedicated to her, as she willingly comes to Earth with her and goes along with her crazy shenanigans. How the two of them met is unknown, as the story changes with each series. In Winter Garden, Puchiko is Dejiko’s younger sister. 

Gema: Gema is Dejiko’s caretaker/servant from Planet Di Gi Charat. Gema is often the victim of Dejiko’s rage and is the one who gets hit by her Eye Beam the most out of everyone. Gema keeps track of Dejiko’s progress to become a proper princess, but will often get sucked into her craziness. Gema hopes that one day, Dejiko will become a proper princess so they can return to Planet Di Gi Charat. He has known Dejiko her whole life and claims to know her better than anyone. 

Hikaru Usada/Rabi~en~Rose: Usada is a 14 year old girl and Dejiko’s self-proclaimed rival. Like Dejiko, Usada’s goal is to one day become a famous idol. When dressed in her idol outfit, she goes by the name ‘Rabi~en~Rose’, and hates it when Dejiko calls her by her real name instead of her idol persona name. Dejiko doesn’t care about being Usada’s rival, but will not hesitate to compete with her if she likes the prize that comes with it. Despite the hostilities between the two, they do secretly care about each other and will help each other out if needed. Usada secretly doesn’t want Dejiko to leave Earth.

Takuro Minagawa: Takuro is a young boy who appears in Di Gi Charat. He is a normal, human boy who likes melon bread and trading cards. He is a frequent customer at Gamers, and has a secret crush on Usada (whom he goes to school with). Takuro thinks of Dejiko as a strange girl and is sometimes frightened by her. He is unaware that Dejiko draws him in her Boys Love comics. 

Takuro Kimura: Kimura (not related to Minagawa) is a wealthy, young man in Di Gi Charat. Kimura often frequents Gamers. He does not interact with Dejiko much, as he adores Puchiko due to her cuteness. Dejiko is sometimes annoyed by him and vice versa. He is unaware that Dejiko draws him in her BL comics. 

Gamers Manager: Manager appears in Di Gi Charat and is the one who allows Dejiko, Puchiko and Gema to live in his store. Manager is a very patient and calm man who cares about Dejiko, and is very used to her antics. She also cares about him, as she becomes angry when his store is close to shutting down and it takes a stressful toll on him. He makes cameo appearances in Di Gi Charat Nyo!.

The Black Gema Gema Gang: The Black Gema Gema Gang are an “evil” organization from the Planet Analogue. The gang consists of four members: Princess Piyokola, Rik (a 26 year old veterinarian), Ky (a 17 year old dentist), and Coo (a 12 year old doctor). Piyoko’s parents attempted to take over Planet Di Gi Charat, but failed miserably and fled to a far away resort, not planning on returning until Piyoko turned 13. Piyoko is only two years younger than Dejiko and tries to kidnap her so she can sell Dejiko for ransom. Dejiko often defeat the gang, and Piyoko is jealous that Dejiko has it better than her. Despite the hostilities, Dejiko does show some worry towards Piyoko and often doesn't;\’t take her seriously. There have been times when Piyoko shows that she wants to be friends with Dejiko, and often calls her ‘big sister’. 

Rinna: Rinna is a baker from Planet Di Gi Charat. Rinna is an old friend of Dejiko who used to play with her. She is often sleeping and often annoys Dejiko because of it. Despite her sleepiness, she is a fast baker who creates delicious sweets. In Panyo Panyo Di Gi Charat, she helps Dejiko help people. 

Mike: Mike is a fisherman from Planet Di Gi Charat. Mike is an old friend of Dejiko’s from when they were children. Mike is a young girl who is full of energy and adventure. She is a tomboy who is very strong and determined to catch many fish. Dejiko finds it hard to keep up with her, since she is so energized and strong. In Panyo Panyo Di Gi Charat, she helps Dejiko help people. 

Yasushi and Kiyoshi Omocha: Yasuchi is the 24 year old owner of Super Omo-chan toy store. He is an eccentric young man who makes strange, and often dangerous, toys that he finds appealing. Dejiko often finds him annoying and claims that he will create more strange toys if she works at the toy store, which is often her reason for not working. He allows Dejiko and Gema to live with him and his younger brother, Kiyoshi. Kiyoshi, on the other hand, is more normal than his older brother. He is 14 years old and tries to live a normal life, despite having aliens living with him. Dejiko is not as annoyed by him, and does see him as the more level-headed one. Yasushi and Kiyoshi often worry about Dejiko and don’t want her to leave Earth. They appear in Di Gi Charat Nyo!.

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