Restrained in her daily life, Ann feels she has lost her place in the world. Although she is respectful and polite towards her peers and elders, Ann is a bit more withdrawn and isolated from the rest of the kids at school due to becoming the subject of rumors regarding her and Kamoshida. Megami Tensei Wikia
This is the anime representation of the Jewish person of the same name, who is famous for the recording of her life in hiding during the Holocaust in a diary, to which she affectionally named 'Kitty'. Acknowledged for the quality of her writing, her diary has become one of the world's most widely read books, and has been the basis for several plays and films. Anne succumbed to typhoid in the Bergen-Belsen camp in March 1943. (Source: Wikipedia)
A girl from Honey Waters that asked to Lag to deliver a bag with letters from her town. Her father tried to deliver the letters but was killed by a Gaichu.
Age: 15 Ange is the youngest member of Team Rabbits who joins halfway through the series piloting the "Black 6", specializing in mid-range artillery and close quarters combat. So far it is unknown if Ange is male or female and the rest of the team has divided opinions about it. Despite being farther skilled and better trained, Kuroki is usually shy when speaking to others, but displays a vicious and berserk demeanor when in battle. Ange's mecha has an automated maintenance system that dispenses the need of a pit crew most of the time. (Source: Wikipedia)
Princess Anne is the representative of the proud European nation of Panquita. She is frightened by Kyo during his "thinker" trick. For assaulting her, the Japanese group loses 2 points. (Source: Yakitate!! Japan Wikia)
Anne Barberin is the foster mother of Remi, who calls her "Mother Barberin." Her true daughter is Nana. Anne's husband, Jerome, found Remi abandoned as a baby on an alleyway in Paris during a cold winter. When Jerome brought Baby Remi to Chavanon Village, Anne, who was very depressed at that time because of loosing a baby to an illness, was suddenly filled with joy in her heart. Mother Barberin raised Remi with great love and care. She treated Remi like her true daughter.