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Pilse Dunant

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Pilse Dunant

ピルツ・デュナン

Pilse Dunant appears in SHY (2023). This page lists 2 anime and 1 manga, voiced by Sayumi Suzushiro (JAPANESE) and Priscila Ferreira (PORTUGUESE).

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About Pilse Dunant

An angel in black with a temper, with the signature catchphrase of "are you stupid!?". Although she can be very frank about what she doesn't like, it doesn't prevent her from caring for others and being an extraordinary apprentice nurse. She's part of the heroes of the Black Cross organization. She likes volunteer activities and the color black.

Fictional setting
Shy universe
Full biography · Contains spoilers

An angel in black with a temper, with the signature catchphrase of "are you stupid!?". Although she can be very frank about what she doesn't like, it doesn't prevent her from caring for others and being an extraordinary apprentice nurse. She's part of the heroes of the Black Cross organization. She likes volunteer activities and the color black. She lost both of her legs in an accident. She's wearing prosthesis that looks like real legs.

Gender
Female
Age
16
Birthday
September 6
Blood type
B
Nationality
Swiss
Height
155 cm
Also known as
レディ・ブラック, Lady Black

Who is Pilse Dunant?

Most fans meet Pilse Dunant in SHY, where they are a supporting character. So far, Pilse Dunant shows up in two anime and one manga. Other names: レディ・ブラック and Lady Black.

Where to find Pilse Dunant

Sayumi Suzushiro voices Pilse Dunant in the original Japanese. In English, the role goes to Jill Harris. Other appearances include SHY Season 2.

Quick questions

What anime is Pilse Dunant in?

SHY and SHY Season 2.

Who voices Pilse Dunant in English?

Jill Harris.

Who is Pilse Dunant's Japanese voice actor?

Sayumi Suzushiro.

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.