Age: 16; 23 (second half)Height: 160 cm Weight: 46 kg Yoko is a girl from Jeeha's neighboring village Littner, who had been chasing the Gunmen which entered Jeeha village. She wields an extensive range of firearms which include a long range sniper rifle (which she uses most frequently) modeled after the Barrett M82 and hand guns (which can be assumed is used for mid-range or close combat) and has previous experience fighting Gunmen. Although she is of the same age group as Simon, she is mature and one of the more rational members of the group. Despite always badmouthing Kamina for his reckless behavior, it did not take long for her to confess her feelings to him, which he returns. She was also Simon's love interest, until Simon discovered that she was in love with Kamina. He seems to have given up on her since meeting Nia. In episode 13 she proceeds to tell Simon that she was in love with Kamina in which Simon replied that he already knew. After the war, Yoko decided to not take part in the administration of Kamina City and decided to become a school teacher for the first new children born on the surface, but not before asking Simon to take care of Nia. After the war with the Anti-Spiral, Yoko became principal of the school she once taught at. (Source: Wikipedia)
Personal Gunmen: Dayakkaiser Kiyoh Littner (born Kiyoh Bachika) is the oldest of Kittan’s younger sisters, and possesses an extremely large bust. In episode six, when fighting her way out of an enemy Gunmen, she is shown to possess good combat ability. She was helping out in Dai-Gurren's control room until episode 13, when she starts aiding in the frontlines, piloting Dayakka's Dayakkaiser Gunmen, which she begins to use when Dayakka begins to command aboard Dai-Gurren. After the timeskip, we discover that Kiyoh and Dayakka have married, and Kiyoh gives birth to a daughter, whom she names Anne. Anne happens to be the newborn that makes the human population reach one million, and as soon as she is born, the Human Extermination System begins. In the manga she, Kittan, and her other sisters appear earlier in the story (during Team Gurren's time in Littner Village) and explains to Simon that their home village, Bachika, was destroyed by Viral.
One of Slumberland's black sheep characters and an extraordinary troublemaker. He is the first person Nemo meets in Slumberland. Flip enjoys causing mischief and smoking cigars (much to the distress of the others), and travels around Slumberland on a giant crow named Flap. According to Flip, he is the only person in Slumberland wanted "for having fun" (he even has a wanted poster hidden under his coat which reads that he has a $1,000,000,000,000,000 reward for his capture). He is also the owner of the only known map of Nightmareland. Even though Nemo usually finds his antics funny, most of the others are angered by him, the Princess even hitting him on more than one occasion in the film. He's the one who convinces Nemo to open the door with The Nightmare King behind it (even though he meant no harm by it, not knowing what the door held), thus leading to the story's main events.
Usually she is simply called the Princess. Camille is around the age of ten. She was lonely, being an only child and her father always gone on business, thus one of the main reasons Nemo is brought to Slumberland is to be a companion for her. After a few bumpy starts, Nemo and she become friends. She detests Flip and his constant cigar smoking (and decrees that he is never to smoke another in her presence). In spite of his frequent absence, she dearly loves her father and commissions Flip (at Nemo's advice) to take them to Nightmareland, after King Morpheus is kidnapped by the Nightmare King. Flip refuses at first until he discovers that his only alternative is to be shot out of a cannon into space. At the film's end the Princess shares a kiss with Nemo before he wakes up.
The chief heroine of Plastic Little, Titaniva Mu Koshigaya (or Tita to her friends) is the captain of the Cha-Cha Maru, a petshop hunter ship she inherited from her father. A tomboy at heart, whenever she gets time away from the gas ocean, Tita often enjoys riding on her jetcycle. However, Tita would prefer to cruise the gas ocean. Although it is apparent her father is dead, Tita still believes that a part of him still lives or that he may be still alive. Source: Wikipedia
The chief engineer of the Cha-Cha Maru, Mikhail Diagilev might be the most loyal supporter of Tita on board. His service goes back to Tita's father the previous owner of the Cha-Cha Maru. He still bears guilt of allowing Tita's father to die when he jettisoned the engineering section eleven years prior and would die rather that seeing Tita die as well. Source: Wikipedia