Mora is a supporting character in the 1992 anime series The Girl in the Wind: Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair, produced by Nippon Animation. She is a mysterious young woman with long blonde hair and an ethereal, airy presence. Mora is depicted as a nature spirit of sorts, possessing the ability to control the wind. She is often seen floating in the air and carries a magic flute that she uses to produce soothing sounds capable of calming or comforting others. While Mora is not a central figure in the overall storyline, she plays a meaningful role in Jeanie MacDowell's journey by offering guidance and emotional support. Her personality is gentle, kind, and perceptive, and she seems to innately understand what to say to lift Jeanie's spirits during difficult moments. In a broader sense, Mora symbolizes the natural world and its tranquil, healing influence on those who are struggling. Her friendship with Jeanie provides a steady source of reassurance and encouragement as Jeanie navigates the challenges of growing up and the hardships she faces after her mother's death. Mora's magical abilities and otherworldly demeanor introduce an element of fantasy into the otherwise grounded, historical setting of the series. As a supporting character, she does not undergo significant personal development over the course of the story, but her presence consistently serves as a calming and supportive force. Her bond with Jeanie is defined by warmth and mutual trust, and she interacts with other characters in a similarly caring and composed manner. Her notable abilities include wind manipulation and the use of her magic flute to create comforting melodies, both of which reinforce her role as a gentle, guiding presence tied to nature.