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.
A teacher at ÅŒsai Academy, who happens to be the advisor of the student council. She, like Aria and Shino, often has perverted thoughts on her mind, and apparently has a thing for younger guys (and the male students of the school are often targeted by her). She is often portrayed as unreliable and useless, from an educator's point of view. (Source: Wikipediea)
Anne is a very talkative little girl, who is always talking to everyone and she even likes to talk alone. She likes to give "poetic" names to things she likes, and has a huge imagination. Anne is a real tomboy and deeply dislikes her red hair. Very warm hearted, she's a loyal friend and daughter, captivating everyone around her with her originality. Anne Shirley is a girl raised in an orphanage who is accidentally sent to Miss Marilla Cuthbert and Mr. Matthew Cuthbert, who had originally requested a boy. At first unwanted, she gradually becomes an irreplaceable member of their family.
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. (Source: Wikipedia)
Age: 20 Gender: Female Height: 158 cm / 5'2" Weight: 52 kg / 115 lbs A sister who works at a sanctuary in a certain city. Possessing powers of healing, she is considered a "holy woman" in the sanctuary, and has gained popularity because of this. She is a woman who is skillful in terms of worldy and political matters within the society. (Source: Wikipedia)