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Jun Fudo

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Jun Fudo

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Jun Fudo is a main character in The Devil Lady (1998). This page lists 1 anime and 3 manga, voiced by Junko Iwao (JAPANESE) and Stella Musy (ITALIAN).

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About Jun Fudo

Jun is a successful supermodel in Tokyo when the story begins. She is found by a woman, Lan Asuka who forces her to confront a werewolf-like monster called a Devil-beast. As it tears into Jun, her own powers awaken within her and she becomes a Devil-beast herself. She defeats the beast with her new powers and reverts back to her human form. Asuka then tells her that she is a member of a military unit known as the Human Alliance whose purpose is to hunt down and kill all those who are affected with Devil Beast Syndrome. Asuka gives Jun an ultimatum; if Jun doesn't hunt for them, she will be hunted by them. Jun has no choice but to obey Asuka from that point on. Jun is a very quiet and timid person who seems to avoid most social interactions, with two exceptions. She is generally open with her manager and outright friendly with an aspiring teen model named Kazumi. As the series progresses she becomes much more independent. She is the second human with devil beast syndrome capable of retaining her ability to reason. In the manga Jun is very different she is strong and outgoing from the start. She is also a gym teacher and not a model in the manga.

Also known as
Devilman Lady

About Jun Fudo

Jun Fudo is a main character in The Devil Lady (1998). Other names: Devilman Lady.

Voices and appearances

In Japanese, Jun Fudo is voiced by Junko Iwao. In English, the role goes to Shawn Sides.

FAQ

What anime is Jun Fudo in?

The Devil Lady.

Who voices Jun Fudo in English?

Shawn Sides.

Who is Jun Fudo's Japanese voice actor?

Junko Iwao.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Manga appearances

Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.