| Ming-Ming Love | |
|---|---|
| Bayblade character | |
| Japanese name | Ming-Ming |
| Bit-beast | Venus |
Ming-Ming Love is a fictional character in the anime and manga series of Beyblade, voiced by Stephanie Beard in the English version and Aya Hirano in the original Japanese version. is a language spoken by over 130 million people in Japan and in Japanese emigrant communities (anime in Japanese, ˈmɑŋgə is the Japanese word for Comics (sometimes called komikku コミック and print Cartoons In their modern form manga date from shortly is an Anime and Manga series about a group of kids battling with highly powerful Spinning tops enchanted with sacred bit-beasts or spirits of mythical Stephanie Beard (born August 27, 1980 in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada) is a Canadian actress voice actress from Aichi Prefecture, Japan, is a Seiyū and J-pop Singer who has had roles in several Anime, Visual novels and She only appears in the third season, Beyblade G-Revolution. Beyblade G-Revolution is the third of the Anime series Beyblade. She is a new singing pop diva raising to fame as a both a singer and a Beyblader. A diva is a celebrated female singer The Italian term is used to describe a woman of rare outstanding talent in the world of Opera, and by extension in theatre and Her Beyblade is called Venus, and she works for Boris in the BEGA League. The BEGA League are a fictional group of characters for the popular Beyblade Anime and Manga series
Usually, she portrays herself to be a sweet young girl. However, she has another, tougher side when she blades. It is easy to tell which from her size and by her eyes. Tough Ming-Ming (called Queen Form in the original) is taller and has a serious look in her eyes while innocent Ming-Ming (called Loli Form) is shorter and has a typical anime cute set of eyes. She tends to spend most of her time in her innocent form as most bladers are easily deceived by her sweet and cute appearance. Her attitude depends on her form, but generally she is a very confident girl with a lot of pride. She is a fanboy favourite in the series. After (and including) the episode, Runaway Daichi, a running gag throughout the season is Kenny's uncontrollable crush on Ming-Ming. The running gag is an often amusing Joke or reference that appears repeatedly throughout a work or series of works He even cheers her on during the BBA VS Bega match.
Being the poster girl for the BEGA league can have its perks. This teen idol provides entertainment in the form of singing the praises of the BEGA organization. Don't let this fool you though, because she is also a top notch Beyblader. She also uses her singing to help her concentration during a match, as well as to distract her opponents.
As an amusing note, Ming-Ming is one of two known characters played by Aya Hirano which have tougher split personalities which only manifest during combat, the other being Kahlua (and Tequila) Marjoram of Galaxy Angel II.
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Bega Bladers
| Beyblade | |
|---|---|
| Characters | Hiro Granger | Tyson Granger | Kai Hiwatari | Kenny | Ray Kon | Daichi Sumeragi | Hilary Tachibana | Max Tate | Others |
| Teams | Bladebreakers | White Tigers | All Starz | Dark Bladers | Majestics | Demolition Boys | Team Psykick | Saint Shields | King & Queen | Barthez Battalion | F-Dynasty | BEGA League |
| Media | Season 1-Beyblade 2000 | Season 2 - V-Force | Season 3 - G-Revolution | The Movie: Fierce Battle | Manga |
| Games | Beyblade (GBC) | Beyblade (PS) | Beyblade 2 | BeyBlade: Super Tournament Battle | Beyblade: GRevolution | Beyblade Ultimate Blader Jam | Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Takao Version, Daichi Version |
| Other | Timeline | Bit-beast | Toys | Trading card game |