Momo, also known as Peaches in English, is a young girl who appears as the main human character in the animated short Jigglypuff's Song, part of the POKÉTOON series. Her background originates from a chance encounter: she finds a distressed Jigglypuff crying by the side of the road and decides to adopt it, forming a close bond with the Pokémon. Momo’s personality is defined by kindness, patience, and a supportive nature. Rather than seeking personal gain or recognition, her primary motivation is to help her Jigglypuff overcome its inability to sing properly and find its own voice. She serves as the emotional anchor of the story, providing comfort and encouragement when the Jigglypuff feels insecure about its unconventional song compared to others. Her role in the narrative is that of a compassionate caregiver and a friend who believes in the Jigglypuff’s potential despite its struggles. Momo’s key relationships include her deep connection with her Jigglypuff, which she affectionately calls Momo’s Purin, and a dynamic with a rival trainer named Anzu. Anzu owns a Jigglypuff that can sing well and initially teases Momo about her Pokémon’s inability, creating a gentle conflict that drives Momo to prove that her Jigglypuff’s unique talent is just as valuable. Through Momo’s unwavering support, the Jigglypuff gains confidence and learns to embrace its distinct song, marking a clear development for both characters: Momo grows in her role as a trainer and friend, while the Jigglypuff transforms from a shy, crying creature into a more self-assured performer. Momo does not possess supernatural or combat abilities; her notable strength lies in her empathy, determination, and ability to nurture confidence in others, which ultimately resolves the central conflict of the short.