Luna Girl

Luna Girl is the secondary antagonist and one of the nighttime villains, but occasionally an anti-hero, in the television series PJ Masks. She is a thief and a mysterious girl that uses a moon-shaped device to control things and has a swarm of moths to help her with her evil deeds, and is the vigilante descendant of Sorceline from an alternate universe. She is an eponymous character in "Luna and the Wolfies," "Bye Bye Bad Luna," and "Owlette's Luna Trouble." He is voiced by Brianna D'Aguanno.
== Official Website Description ==
Luna Girl wants all the daytime things for herself and she’ll have a terrible tantrum if she doesn’t get her way!
== Personality ==
Luna Girl can be very selfish, malicious, manipulative and stingy. She tends to become attached to certain items such as a whistle, a microphone, and even a miniature statue.
Luna Girl tends to have a terrible tantrum whenever things don't go her way or whenever her plans fail. One of the episodes that majorly emphasized this trait was "Luna's Cosmic Tantrum." 
== Abilities == 
* Luna Board: Luna Girl owns a hoverboard-like object called the "Luna Board" which she uses as transportation (on occasion she allows her moths to carry her places). She is able to summon the hoverboard by shouting out its name.
* Luna Magnet: She owns a "Luna Magnet" which can fire a tractor beam to attract objects she wants or traps people in a moon bubble (introduced in "Way of the Woofy").
* Luna Wand: Her Luna Magnet can become extra powerful when Luna Girl inserts a harvest Moon Crystal into it, and it turns into a "Luna Wand". If Luna Girl has her Luna Wand and is on the moon, she can grow large clumps of moon crystals to block or trap people and even heal the moon if it is cracked. Additionally, her Luna Wand can track Gekko when he uses his Super Gekko Camouflage, almost like a kind of heat sensor. In the episode "Owlette's Luna Trouble," Luna Girl loses her powers when an eclipse occurs. It becomes difficult for her to fly and balance on her Luna Board, and her Luna Magnet doesn't work either.
== Appearance ==
Luna Girl is identical to Sorceline in appearance, but she appears with a mischievous expression instead of Sorceline's grouchy look, and Luna Girl has a smaller mouth than Sorceline. Her black sleeves on her suit are more extended, the lunar eclipse symbol is slightly different, and her hair is silvery gray which is covered in sparkles.
As of the Season 6 episode "Heroes Everywhere," after obtaining a fragment of a Psychoactive Asteroid, Luna Girl's outfit is similar, but with the lack of long sleeves and the addition of fingerless gloves. The bottom of her mask also takes on a different shape. The color scheme of her outfit is all black with a large purple stripe around her waist and dark purple accents on her sleeves, suit, and boots. Decorating her outfit are glowing light purple stripes, with the lunar eclipse symbol on her chest more detailed. There are also purple streaks on some parts of her hair.