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Sister Jill is the main antagonist of the Cutie Honey franchise. She is the second-in-command of the Panther Claw and the younger sister of Panther Zora. She is two of the archenemies of the titular protagonist, Honey Kisaragi, as well as responsible for killing her father, Dr. Kisaragi.
Sister Jill is the pet panther of Panther Zora who has the power to transform into a human through her master. She was originally the leader of the Panther Claw but retconned as a field leader and right-hand woman of the organization while serving directly under Panther Zora. She mostly serves as the main enemy to Honey when Panther Zora isn't present.
Portrayals[]
- Noriko Watanabe: Cuite Honey 1973 anime.
- Chiho Okawa: Cutie Honey Flash.
- Eisuke Sasai: Cutie Honey 2004 live-action film.
- Kazue Ikura: Re: Cutie Honey.
- Nicole Ishida: Cutie Honey: Tears 2017 live-action film.
- The late Atsuko Tanaka: Cutie Honey Universe.
- Marissa Lenti Cutie Honey Universe. Dub (who also voices Sadi in One Piece, Malva in Pokémon Evolutions, and Joanna Greenleaf in RWBY)
Personality[]
Sister Jill is a cruel, vicious, sadistic, arrogant, greedy, and yet loyal servant and right-hand woman of Panther Zora. She'll do whatever it takes to please her master and has complete authority over other subordinates, often threatening and punishing them, or even follow her orders or even following the same fate. In the original manga and 1974, she was shown to admire jewelry and tries to steal a golden statue.
She also has romantic feelings for Honey, often showing to be quite lustful in the original manga and openly saying how beautiful Honey is. But she ashamed of said feelings to act out on them.
Biography[]
Manga[]
Sister Jill first appears in the manga killing Dr. Kisaragi, the father of Honey, who vows to average her father by stopping Jill and her forces. Sister Jill goes to confront Honey after the latter interfere with her plans. After she avoided the Panther fighters, Honey encounters Jill in a dark room. She introduced herself and plans to take the Airborne Element Fixing Device for herself. Honey angrily attacks Jill who struck down her with her whip. After their battle, Jill sents a Panther robot to attack St. Chapel Academy. After Dragon Panther supposedly kills Honey by burning her to death, Jill angrily scolds her for Honey had the device in her body. When she tries to fight Jill, the latter controlled Dragon Panther to commit suicide and threatens to the remaining members if they rebel against her.
After they returned to Panther Claw and displeasing their master Panther Zora unable to retrieve the device from Honey, Jill sets her sight on a golden statue Buddha that was owned by the professional wrestler Paul Tamamoto and plans on stealing it. When Jill was able to steal the golden statue, it revealed to be Honey in disguised as the statue when she also disguised herself as Tarantula Claw to lead Jill inside a room. However, Honey's device was malfunctioning and was completely naked, to which Jill was a bit attracted to her figure. Honey attempts to use her Honey Flash and fought Jill. Honey disarmed Jill's whip with her Honey Boomerang with the latter whipping herself. But Jill took her whip and attacked Honey. When she was about to kill her, Honey impales Jill with her sword through the latter's mouth by using her foot as leverage. After learning of Jill's death, Panther Zora was displeased and cursed Honey before disappearing along with her fortress.
Thirty years later, Sister Jill returns as a panther and mauled one of the guests at the Panther Disco. She recruits the Panther Claw members and plans her revenge against Honey. With many of her attempts ending in failure, Jill confronts Honey herself by creating a worldwide panic with the help of Panther Zora. When Honey appeared, she began her battle with Jill. The panther gains the upper hand having more than one body to use and by using her panther form. Supposedly killed Honey by setting off explosives that killed many people, Jill rejoiced until once again impaled by Honey's armor. However, with Jill being immortal, Honey was prepared for her next battle against her.
1973 Anime[]
Sister Jill appears as the secondary antagonist and has some differences from her original manga counterpart, one being that she doesn't transform into a panther when she died. Jill would commonly have the members of Panther Claw to either tried to kill Honey, steal the Airborne Element Fixing Device or any other crimes.
New Cutie Honey[]
Sister Jill appears in OVA 4 by the cameo as the minor antagonist with all the Panther Claw Monsters.
Cutie Honey Flash[]
Sister Jill appears as the secondary antagonist and an executive member of the Panther Claw organization. She is a daughter of Panther Zora, instead of sisters in the Flash version. In the third part, Jill is revived and gets her revenge on Cutie Honey serving as a main antagonist.
2004 Live-Action Film[]
Sister Jill is the main antagonist of the 2004 film adaptation. Unlike her original counterpart, she is not a prototype of Honey and desires to obtain the Airborne Element Fixing Device to become an immortal.
Cutie Honey a Go Go![]
Sister Jill appears as the main antagonist of the 2004 manga and a prototype of Honey. Unlike some of her other counterparts of being greedy and desire for power and eternal beauty, she is an emotionless android and shows a lack of remorse. Her reasoning for obtaining the Airborne Element Fixing Device was because of orders from her butler, Dr. Lawrence Hell.
Re: Cutie Honey[]
Sister Jill appears as the main antagonist of the 2004 OVA and the leader of Panther Claw and a failed prototype of Honey and was shut down before she was reactivated.
Cutie Honey: Tears[]
Sister Jill appears as the main antagonist of the 2017 live-action film and is the cruel and stoic ruler of the city and an advanced A.I. android like Honey.
Cutie Honey (Okazaki)[]
Sister Jill appears as the secondary antagonist of Yuu Okazaki's adaptation of Cutie Honey and is the second-in-command of the Panther Claw organization.
Cutie Honey Universe[]
Sister Jill appears as the main antagonist of the 2018 anime adaptation and leader of Panther Claw. She disguises herself as Inspector Genet and working as an ally to Honey.
Cutie Honey Emotional[]
Sister Jill appears as the secondary antagonist of the musical stage adaptation and second in command of Panther Claw and the younger sister of Panther Zora and she has other villains and all the foot soldiers of Panther Claw to steal the Airborne Element Fixing Device and kill Dr. Kisaragi the mother of Honey Kisaragi and defeat the Honey Team.
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Trivia[]
- Sister Jill's hair color is blonde (in Manga, 1973 anime, New Cutie Honey and Cutie Honey Universe), in Cutie Honey Flash version her hair color is lime green and in Re Cutie Honey and Cutie Honey Emotional, her hair color is silver.
- In Cutie Honey Flash, Sister Jill draws parallel to Sailor Galaxia from Sailor Moon series.
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