La grand-mère is a deceased character in the anime film Fushigi no Kuni de Alice to -Dive in Wonderland-. She is the grandmother of the protagonist, Rise Azumino. In the story, she is referred to as her grandmother or by the French term la grand-mère. Her full name is Azumino Fumiko. She appears only through memories, letters, and the legacy she left behind. She was a warm, kind, and encouraging figure who shared a close bond with Rise, offering her wisdom and support. She was the creator of a theme park inspired by Alice in Wonderland, a project she started before her death. After she passed away, she left an invitation letter for Rise, which becomes the catalyst for the entire story. That letter leads Rise to enter a virtual Wonderland, where she meets the character Alice and embarks on a journey of self-discovery. The grandmother’s personality is described as wonderful and deeply memorable; she always said good and meaningful things that left a lasting impact on Rise. Her primary motivation appears to have been to create a magical experience for others and, specifically, to guide her granddaughter toward finding her own path. In the narrative, she serves as a posthumous guide, not as an active participant. Her role is essential as the source of the invitation and the emotional anchor for Rise’s introspection. The relationship between Rise and her grandmother is one of love and admiration, and through the journey, Rise reconnects with the values her grandmother embodied. The grandmother does not undergo development because she is no longer living, but her influence drives Rise’s growth. Notable abilities include her foresight in designing the Wonderland experience and her skill in crafting an invitation that leads to profound personal change. Overall, she is a gentle, inspirational presence whose memory and legacy shape the film’s emotional core.