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Pudding Fong, also known in the original Japanese materials as Bu-Ling Huang and in her transformed state as Mew Pudding, is a main heroine of the series Tokyo Mew Mew. She is the fourth Mew Mew to be introduced and is the youngest member of the team at eleven years old. Her DNA has been merged with that of a golden lion tamarin, which shapes both her appearance and her abilities. In her civilian form she is a short, tan-skinned girl with light blonde hair arranged in several small braids and reddish-brown eyes, and she tends to look even younger than she actually is.
Pudding's personality is defined by constant energy and a love of play and performance. She is hyperactive, lively, and always seeking amusement, and the other Mew Mews frequently remark that her monkey DNA is a perfect match for her temperament. She enjoys acting and putting on shows, refers to herself in the third person, and in the Japanese version ends many of her sentences with the catchphrase na no da. Her playful nature sometimes exasperates her teammates, and Minto in particular considers her quite immature, but her enthusiasm and cheerful outlook remain consistent traits throughout the story.
Pudding works as a waitress at Café Mew Mew, where she entertains customers by performing tricks while serving them. Her repertoire includes balancing on a large ball, fire breathing, dish spinning, and other circus-style feats, though her constant motion also means she frequently breaks things while on the job. She is an accomplished performer with genuine training in acrobatics, and in the newer version of the story this skill is tied to her admiration for her mother, who was a trapeze artist.
As Mew Pudding, her hair turns a bright golden yellow and her eyes become orange, and she wears a short yellow jumpsuit with matching legwarmers and orange ballet flats. Her fighting style draws on the traits of the golden lion tamarin: she is extremely agile, flexible, fast, and has a great deal of endurance. She can balance on and ride a large ball with ease, and her acrobatic movement makes her difficult to catch or predict in battle. Her abilities allow her to handle physical feats that complement the more direct fighting styles of her fellow Mew Mews.
Pudding's motivation as a Mew Mew comes partly from her love of fun and performance, but also from a genuine desire to help her friends and protect the people and animals around her. Over the course of the story she develops from a purely playful child into a dependable member of the team, gradually learning to take her responsibilities seriously while keeping the cheerful energy that defines her. She forms close bonds with the other Mew Mews, who come to accept and appreciate her despite her chaotic habits, and her interactions with more serious teammates such as Minto show how her sincerity and warmth allow her to connect with others. Her background as the youngest heroine, her circus-trained agility, and her infectious high spirits together make her a distinctive and memorable member of the group.
Pudding's personality is defined by constant energy and a love of play and performance. She is hyperactive, lively, and always seeking amusement, and the other Mew Mews frequently remark that her monkey DNA is a perfect match for her temperament. She enjoys acting and putting on shows, refers to herself in the third person, and in the Japanese version ends many of her sentences with the catchphrase na no da. Her playful nature sometimes exasperates her teammates, and Minto in particular considers her quite immature, but her enthusiasm and cheerful outlook remain consistent traits throughout the story.
Pudding works as a waitress at Café Mew Mew, where she entertains customers by performing tricks while serving them. Her repertoire includes balancing on a large ball, fire breathing, dish spinning, and other circus-style feats, though her constant motion also means she frequently breaks things while on the job. She is an accomplished performer with genuine training in acrobatics, and in the newer version of the story this skill is tied to her admiration for her mother, who was a trapeze artist.
As Mew Pudding, her hair turns a bright golden yellow and her eyes become orange, and she wears a short yellow jumpsuit with matching legwarmers and orange ballet flats. Her fighting style draws on the traits of the golden lion tamarin: she is extremely agile, flexible, fast, and has a great deal of endurance. She can balance on and ride a large ball with ease, and her acrobatic movement makes her difficult to catch or predict in battle. Her abilities allow her to handle physical feats that complement the more direct fighting styles of her fellow Mew Mews.
Pudding's motivation as a Mew Mew comes partly from her love of fun and performance, but also from a genuine desire to help her friends and protect the people and animals around her. Over the course of the story she develops from a purely playful child into a dependable member of the team, gradually learning to take her responsibilities seriously while keeping the cheerful energy that defines her. She forms close bonds with the other Mew Mews, who come to accept and appreciate her despite her chaotic habits, and her interactions with more serious teammates such as Minto show how her sincerity and warmth allow her to connect with others. Her background as the youngest heroine, her circus-trained agility, and her infectious high spirits together make her a distinctive and memorable member of the group.