Mira Julietta Vespaland

Mira is independent, strong-willed, and resistant to having her future dictated by royal expectations. Her frustration can make her abrasive or impulsive, particularly when surrounded by officials who treat her primarily as a member of the royal family rather than as a young woman.

She also has a rebellious streak. Mira smokes despite her position and eagerly takes advantage of opportunities to escape formal obligations. Her time away from her attendants in Japan reveals how strongly she wants to experience an ordinary life.

Beneath that resistance is considerable courage. When circumstances force Mira to confront responsibilities she would rather avoid, she is capable of putting personal desires aside and thinking about what her country needs from her.

Mira has no supernatural abilities and is not primarily a combatant. She nevertheless demonstrates physical courage and enough resourcefulness to act independently despite the dangers surrounding her.

Her royal upbringing has given her familiarity with diplomacy, ceremonial responsibilities, and the political structure of Vespania. She also proves capable of making difficult decisions under pressure once she accepts that others depend upon her.

Mira is introduced during a period of crisis for Vespania. Her mother, Queen Sakura, and her older brother, Prince Gill, die in what is initially presented as a tragic hunting accident, placing Mira next in line to the throne.

During a diplomatic visit to Japan, Mira encounters Ran, whose appearance is remarkably similar to her own. The resemblance allows Mira to exchange clothes with Ran and escape her official duties. Fujiko Mine subsequently accompanies Mira around Tokyo while Ran becomes entangled with the Vespania delegation.

Conan and Lupin ultimately uncover the truth behind the deaths in Mira's family and expose Duke Gerard's role in the conspiracy. Mira accepts her responsibility to Vespania and succeeds her mother as queen.

Queen Sakura Vespaland is Mira's mother. Her death places the burden of royal succession directly upon Mira.

Gill Vespaland is Mira's older brother. His death alongside their mother is central to the mystery surrounding Vespania's succession.

Ran Mouri looks remarkably similar to Mira, allowing the two to exchange clothes during Mira's escape from her official engagement in Japan.

Fujiko Mine accompanies Mira after her escape and gives the sheltered princess an opportunity to experience ordinary life away from royal supervision.

Conan Edogawa investigates the mystery surrounding Vespania and becomes instrumental in uncovering the truth behind the royal family's crisis.

Arsène Lupin III becomes involved in the same Vespania conspiracy and ultimately works toward protecting Mira despite pursuing his own objectives.

Keith Dan Stinger is a loyal Vespania nobleman responsible for Mira's protection and political interests.

Gerard Musca Vespaland is Mira's uncle. He is exposed as the person responsible for the conspiracy surrounding the deaths of Mira's mother and brother.