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Tokiko Mima

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Tokiko Mima

巳真兎季子

Tokiko Mima is a main character in Key the Metal Idol (1994). This page lists 1 anime, voiced by Junko Iwao (JAPANESE) and Nicole Oliver (ENGLISH).

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About Tokiko Mima

Mima Tokiko, commonly referred to as Key, is the granddaughter of Mima Murao and Mima Tomiko. She appears as a somewhat autistic child throughout the majority of the series. She is looking for 30, 000 friends to restore her humanity.

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Mima Tokiko, commonly referred to as Key, is the granddaughter of Mima Murao and Mima Tomiko. She appears as a somewhat autistic child throughout the majority of the series. She is looking for 30, 000 friends to restore her humanity. Key, like her mother and grandmother before her, exhibits strong supernatural powers. However, Dr. Mima used a gel, made from a person's life force, extracted from Key's mother to suppress her powers --and her humanity-- in order to keep her safe from Ajo. He encouraged Key to believe she was just another of his many robots in order to deceive Ajo. However, unbeknownst to her, Key is able to awaken and use her powers for short periods during moments of extreme emotional stress. Key's presence is disruptive to PPOR robots. This, and the fact that Key is capable of producing an extremely large amount of quality gel, makes her a target for Ajo and his henchmen.

Gender
Female
Age
12-17
Also known as
Key (キイ)

Who is Tokiko Mima?

Tokiko Mima first shows up in our catalog in Key the Metal Idol, from 1994, as a main character. Other names: Key (キイ).

Where to find Tokiko Mima

Junko Iwao voices Tokiko Mima in the original Japanese. In English, the role goes to Nicole Oliver.

FAQ

What anime is Tokiko Mima in?

Key the Metal Idol.

Who voices Tokiko Mima in English?

Nicole Oliver.

Who is Tokiko Mima's Japanese voice actor?

Junko Iwao.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.