Character
Ruki Makino
牧野 留姫
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Biography
Also known as
- Rika Nonaka
Ruki is the type of person who, in the beginning, sees Digimon as nothing more than mere computer data. She aspires for her partner, Renamon, to become the strongest Digimon ever. Eventually, she realizes that the two must be on equal partnership and friendship. She is a bit bitter and slightly antisocial thanks to her parents' divorce, but Takato, Jenrya and Renamon, manage to bring out the best in her, by showing her (among other things) that friendship is priceless.
Ruki's relationship with Renamon is unusual (due to Renamon being the most mature of rookie Digimon), they talk as equal than either a pet or a playful child. Ruki's proud, independent, grouchy and cynical personality is substantially different from most of the female characters in the series, pretty much a typical teenage rebel.
[Spoiler] Ruki's parents are divorced. She was close to her dad, and her mom doesn't really understand her, often pushing her to try and be a model. This left Ruki feeling isolated, and forced her to be defensive and rebellious. As a self defense mechanism, she believes she "doesn't need anyone". Which is believed to account for the way she treats Renamon at first.
Deep down, Ruki is loving and caring: wishing to protect her friends as well as the city. Even though she puts on a "defensive act", being tomboyish is a genuine part of her personality. [/Spoiler]
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Appearances (3 titles in the catalog)
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Digimon Tamers: Runaway Locomon
Winter 2002
Main
Japanese Fumiko Orikasa
English Melissa Fahn
Spanish Lucía Suárez
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Digimon Tamers: Battle of Adventurers
Summer 2001
Main
Japanese Fumiko Orikasa
English Melissa Fahn
Spanish Lucía Suárez
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Digimon Tamers
Spring 2001
Main
Japanese Fumiko Orikasa
English Melissa Fahn
Spanish Blanca Rada, Angélica García
French Fily Keita
German Luise Helm
Hebrew Talya Barkay
Hungarian Bea Fésűs
Italian Perla Liberatori
Korean Mun-ja Choi
Portuguese (BR) Iara Riça


