Luna Girl

Anti-Hero (occasionally)

**Luna Girl** is the secondary antagonist, but sometimes 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."

## Appearance

Luna Girl appears as a young girl with short and shaggy silvery hair that has a darker color at the tips. She has dark blue eyes, fair skin, and slightly rosy cheeks. She wears a black coat-like top that has a lunar eclipse, gray sleeves and pants, and black boots.

## 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."

Luna Girl has never been afraid of committing devious and somewhat twisted acts;

* In "Gekko and the Snore-A-Saurus," she used Cameron as a sleepwalking puppet with her powers.
* In "Catboy's Flying Fiasco," she pretended to be Connor's great aunt and tricked him into thinking she gave him a hoverboard, but it was actually her disguised Luna Board which was used to cause flying dangers for Catboy.
* In "Gekko Saves Christmas," she attempted to steal every child's Christmas presents, therefore attempting to ruin Christmas for children entirely.
* In "Owlette's Feathered Friend," she used a bird to attempt to break into the PJ Masks Headquarters.
* In "Gekko's Blame Campaign," she spited Gekko and used his growing anger to have him almost destroy HQ while using Cameron's stolen race car.
* In "Moonfizzle Balls," she tried to enslave everyone by brainwashing them with her Moonfizzle Balls to become her loyal subjects that would worship her and the Moon.
* In "Halloween Tricksters," she teamed up with Night Ninja and the Wolfy Kids to steal every child's Halloween goody bags, therefore attempting to ruin Halloween for children entirely.
* In "Moon Madness," she shut off the moon beam so that Catboy would be stranded in space while she steals everything in the city.
* In "Moth on the Moon," she sends out two moths to encourage the PJ Masks to get into arguments with each other in order to collect bad energy that is needed to hatch Motsuki.

## Trivia

* Although Luna Girl is a bad mannered villain, she is sometimes shown to be very sweet and sensitive, shown in "Catboy and the Butterfly Brigade," "Owlette the Winner," "Owlette and the Giving Owl," "Gekko Saves Christmas" and "Heroes of the Sky."
* She tends to scream, squeal, stomp, or shriek when angry, similar to a temper tantrum.
	+ She is also one of the three characters in both of the Pyjamasques picture book series and the *PJ Masks* TV series to show the most anger whenever things go wrong at their evil plans, the other characters are Roméo Mécano and Sorceline.
* She does seem to apologize sometimes, as shown in "Owlette and the Giving Owl."
* She is also one of the four major female characters in the whole franchise, the others being Bibou, Owlette and Sorceline.
* Luna Girl always spent Christmas by herself every year, until the PJ Masks decided to celebrate with her.
* It is possible that she secretly likes the PJ Masks as she was seen humming their theme song in "Catboy's Tricky Ticket."
	+ In "Gekko and the Mighty Moon Problem," she helped the PJ Masks stop Romeo from carving his face in the moon.
	+ In "Heroes of the Sky," she helps the PJ Masks too, she helps them to bring back all the crystals (The HQ Crystal / PJ Crystal and all the Moon Crystal) that Romeo stole.
* In the episode "Catboy's Cloudy Crisis" she accidentally (or possibly on purpose) does a tango with Catboy when they are fighting over the Luna Magnet.
* She nearly lost her friendship with her moths in "Catboy and the Butterfly Brigade." Luckily, they got back together.
* Her cover is often blown if a moth is left behind and seen by the PJ Masks and/or if the problem is related to the Moon in any way at all. This is not always the case, however.
* At times, she can be anti-hero allied with the PJ Masks, but she has usually been a nighttime villain.
* She is considered to be an anti-hero as she once sided with the PJ Masks in the episode "Gekko and the Mighty Moon Problem," as mentioned before.
* If the episode "Catboy's Flying Fiasco" is anything to go by, she might also know about Catboy's secret identity. It is currently unknown if she knows Owlette and Gekko's secret identities as well, however.
* In "Romeo's Disguise," she is shown to be a great painter like her moths.
* She loses her powers when there's a lunar eclipse.
* Concept art for Luna Girl shows her with a prism or wand as a weapon instead of her usual Luna Magnet. The wand would eventually appear in the series as the Luna Wand.
* There is a book character named Sorceline who is based on Luna Girl.
* Luna Girl is able to survive in space and on the moon without a space suit, unlike the PJ Masks who always have to wear helmets when visiting the moon.
	+ This is actually because her Luna Magnet provides energy to allow her to breathe properly.
* She is the least used out of the 6 primary villains of the whole franchise.
	+ The other two villains are Sorceline and Ninjaka.
* Her most favorite moth is Motsuki, though she tends to get annoyed by her as of "Moth on the Moon."
* In Season 2 onward at both the U.S. and French versions of the show, her voice is noticeably lower-pitched than in Season 1.
* Unlike her book counterpart, Sorceline, Luna Girl isn't portrayed as a real witch, instead she is portrayed as a mysterious girl armed with weapons powered with moon/alien energy instead of magic due to the complementary superhero culture of the Cartoon Continuity.
* Unlike Sorceline, her book counterpart, Luna Girl's signature color is purple and lavender instead of black.
* In Season 3, her eye color changed from regular blue to purplish blue.
	+ However, that only happened on the computer and in other mobile devices on Youtube and other websites while Luna's eye color stayed the same regular blue color on television; though starting with "Big Sister Motsuki," this was taken effect on television.
	+ However, in "Heroes of the Sky," her eye color changes back to its regular blue.
* So far, Luna has narrated two episodes' titles: "Owlette's Luna Trouble" and the English version of "Moon Madness."
* Luna is one of the few female characters to have standard androgynous eyes instead of feminine eyes.
	+ The other female characters who have standard androgynous eyes are Bibou, Daisy, Sorceline, Lilifée, Zina and Magistère la sorcière.
* In Season 2, she begins to have less of a big temper, it is likely implied she might be growing up.
	+ However, in Seasons 3 and 4 starting with "Moth on the Moon," she would often have a big temper due to her rivalry relationship with Motsuki.
* In "Heroes of the Sky," she has a unicorn cuddly.
* In Season 1 and Season 4, Luna Girl was the least evil, usually just stealing something to play with. However, in Season 2 and Season 3, she got more homicidal, sometimes trying to kill the PJs. For example in "Moon Madness" she tries to leave Catboy stranded in space for him to die, despite Owlette and Gekko rescuing him afterwards.
* She, along with Motsuki, are the sixth & seventh villains to be at Mystery Mountain.
	+ In fact, they are the only villains to not cause trouble on Mystery Mountain and are friends with An Yu.
* Luna Girl is inspired from the Marvel villains, Black Cat and The Green Goblin (partially).
* She becomes a bit fond of Gekko since "Gekko Saves Christmas."
* She and Motsuki are the first characters (and first villains) who are granted the ability to breathe underwater.