Mirufiu Sakuraba is a seventeen-year-old girl with pink hair and blue eyes who serves as the first designated member of the Moon Angel Troupe in the anime Galaxy Angel Z. She pilots the Emblem Frame known as Lucky Star. Before joining the military, she worked as a waitress at a beachside cafe. Her most defining trait is an extraordinary level of good luck, which often manifests as a supernatural ability to evade harm, locate lost treasures, or win lotteries. This luck is periodically balanced by episodes of severe bad luck that can lead to catastrophic outcomes, though the severity of these episodes can be minimized when she is happy. She also possesses a pair of flower ornaments on her head that can spin, allowing her to fly or hover in the air.

Mirufiu is naturally optimistic, carefree, and kind-hearted, always willing to help others even if they are considered enemies. She is known for her cheerful and altruistic demeanor, but she can also be ditzy and clumsy, often causing accidental chaos around her. Despite her occasional clumsiness, she remains deeply caring and sensitive about the well-being of her friends. Her motivation stems from a genuine desire to support and protect others, and she approaches every mission with a positive attitude. Her hobby is making tea and cooking snacks, especially cakes and other desserts, and she takes great pride in her culinary skills.

As the newest member of the Angel Troupe at the start of the series, Mirufiu plays a central role in both the comedic and adventurous aspects of the story. Her luck often drives the plot forward, creating unexpected outcomes during missions and interactions. She shares a close friendship with fellow Angel Ranpha Franboise, whom she has known since their academy days, and the two maintain a friendly rivalry. She is also the older sister of Apricot Sakuraba. Throughout the series, she remains consistent in her cheerful and caring nature, though she learns to better manage the unpredictable effects of her luck. Her personal growth is subtle, centered on balancing her selfless tendencies with her own happiness.

Among her notable abilities, Mirufiu’s supernatural luck is the most prominent, making her virtually immune to injury and allowing her to accomplish improbable feats. Her cooking skill is also highly regarded, often used to comfort her teammates or gather information during missions. The flowers on her head grant her the ability to fly, and she uses this talent both for travel and during combat. Her name is derived from the French pastry mille-feuille, reflecting the series’ pattern of naming characters after food and desserts.