Mai Valentine
fictional character from Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Mai Valentine
Summary
Mai Valentine is a manga character[1]. She is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Japanese was Mai Valentine's native language[3].
- Mai Valentine is the creator of Kazuki Takahashi[4].
- Mai Valentine is recorded as female[5].
- Mai Valentine's instance of is recorded as manga character[6].
- Mai Valentine's instance of is recorded as Q139586252[7].
- Mai Valentine's instance of is recorded as anime character[8].
- Mai Valentine's voice actor is recorded as Haruhi Nanao[9].
- Mai Valentine's voice actor is recorded as Megan Hollingshead[10].
- Mai Valentine's voice actor is recorded as Uci Bismark[11].
- Mai Valentine's family name is recorded as Valentine[12].
- Mai Valentine's given name is recorded as Mai[13].
- Mai Valentine's from narrative universe is recorded as Yu-Gi-Oh! universe[14].
- Mai Valentine's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Japanese[15].
- Mai Valentine's present in work is recorded as Yu-Gi-Oh![16].
- Mai Valentine's present in work is recorded as Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters[17].
- Mai Valentine's present in work is recorded as Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light[18].
- Mai Valentine's hair color is recorded as yellow hair[19].
- Mai Valentine's uses is recorded as Duel Disk[20].
- Mai Valentine's uses is recorded as Q141485207[21].
- Mai Valentine's significant person is recorded as Yugi Mutou[22].
- Mai Valentine's significant person is recorded as Joey Wheeler[23].
- Mai Valentine's significant person is recorded as Tea Gardner[24].
- Mai Valentine's significant person is recorded as Tristan Taylor[25].
- Mai Valentine's significant person is recorded as Ryo Bakura[26].
- Mai Valentine's significant person is recorded as Duke Devlin[27].
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Origins and Family
Japanese was Mai Valentine's native language[3].
Works and Contributions
Mai Valentine is the creator of Kazuki Takahashi[4].
Why It Matters
Mai Valentine is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]