Oreille

Character profile

Oreille

マダム・オレイユ

Oreille appears in Darker than Black: Gemini of the Meteor (2009). This page lists 2 anime, voiced by Kaho Kouda (JAPANESE) and Jennifer Green (ENGLISH).

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About Oreille

A known underworld information broker and specialist for having vast information and knowledge on a number of subjects, she recruits Hei to take down the Section 3 convoy before he cuts off all contact with her. She is also known to the CIA, having met with one of their agents named Mr. Smith to locate Hei after he went rogue again. source: Wikipedia.

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A known underworld information broker and specialist for having vast information and knowledge on a number of subjects, she recruits Hei to take down the Section 3 convoy before he cuts off all contact with her. She is also known to the CIA, having met with one of their agents named Mr. Smith to locate Hei after he went rogue again. It is revealed that she had a relationship with Mao sometime in that past, and calls Mao by the name Ricardo. source: Wikipedia. It is eventually revealed that as part of Shion's plan Oreille and Doctor Pavlichenko has built a super computer that has all the records of the world, observed by the Doll Network and all memories of mankind gathered by the ME Network.

Also known as
Madame

About Oreille

Oreille is a supporting character in Darker than Black: Gemini of the Meteor (2009). Our records show two anime appearances. They are also known as Madame.

Cast and appearances

Kaho Koda voices Oreille in the original Japanese. The English dub uses Jennifer Green. You can also find them in Darker than Black: Origins.

Quick questions

What anime is Oreille in?

Darker than Black: Gemini of the Meteor and Darker than Black: Origins.

Who voices Oreille in English?

Jennifer Green.

Who is Oreille's Japanese voice actor?

Kaho Koda.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.