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Maria Amabuki is a supporting character in the Zombie Land Saga series, including the film Yumeginga Paradise. She is the daughter of Reiko Amabuki, a former legendary leader of the biker gang Dorami and a close friend of Saki Nikaido, and Naomasa Amabuki, a staff member at the Saga Prefectural Space and Science Museum Yumeginga. Maria herself becomes the eighth leader of the Dorami gang, which by her time has dwindled to only three members. She is a high school girl with long, wavy light-brown hair that reaches her waist, often styled into two loose space buns with strands dangling down, and reddish chestnut eyes.
Her personality is initially rebellious and aggressive, developed in part as a reaction against what she perceives as her mother's overly soft and apologetic demeanor. She tries to act tough and picks fights with rival biker groups, but beneath this exterior she is genuinely kind and cares about others. She also has a softer side that enjoys cute things, and her rebellious attitude often feels more like play than genuine anger. After meeting Saki Nikaido, who is impressed by the Dorami's reworked dance moves, Maria is inspired to quit the gang and pursue dance, eventually transforming the Dorami into a dance group in the second season of the series.
In the film Yumeginga Paradise, Maria appears alongside her mother Reiko and their dog Korosuke to attend a live performance by EFS. When aliens begin indiscriminately bombing Saga, she seeks shelter at the observatory where her father Naomasa works. Her role in the story is primarily as a bridge between Saki's past as a biker and her present as a zombie idol, and her development from a tough biker leader to a determined dancer highlights themes of personal growth and influence. Her key relationships include her mother Reiko, her father Naomasa, and Saki, whom she respects as a mentor. Notable abilities include strong leadership qualities, proficiency in riding motorcycles, and growing skill in dance, which she channels into her new direction for the Dorami crew.
Her personality is initially rebellious and aggressive, developed in part as a reaction against what she perceives as her mother's overly soft and apologetic demeanor. She tries to act tough and picks fights with rival biker groups, but beneath this exterior she is genuinely kind and cares about others. She also has a softer side that enjoys cute things, and her rebellious attitude often feels more like play than genuine anger. After meeting Saki Nikaido, who is impressed by the Dorami's reworked dance moves, Maria is inspired to quit the gang and pursue dance, eventually transforming the Dorami into a dance group in the second season of the series.
In the film Yumeginga Paradise, Maria appears alongside her mother Reiko and their dog Korosuke to attend a live performance by EFS. When aliens begin indiscriminately bombing Saga, she seeks shelter at the observatory where her father Naomasa works. Her role in the story is primarily as a bridge between Saki's past as a biker and her present as a zombie idol, and her development from a tough biker leader to a determined dancer highlights themes of personal growth and influence. Her key relationships include her mother Reiko, her father Naomasa, and Saki, whom she respects as a mentor. Notable abilities include strong leadership qualities, proficiency in riding motorcycles, and growing skill in dance, which she channels into her new direction for the Dorami crew.