Honey Kisaragi

A couple of pranks, that's easy to write off. She's just mischievous. Rebellion is normal in teenagers. Flirting, that's normal too. On the surface, nothing seems out of the ordinary about Honey Kisaragi- she's just your average Japanese Catholic schoolgirl. But Honey is far more than meets the eye. In reality, she is Cutey Honey, the Crimson Warrior of Love, a combat android with the ability to change her appearance at will. As one of the many warriors chosen to participate in the Grand Combat, Honey revels in dishing out her own brand of justice on new, powerful foes.

Occasionally, she goes by Harriet Kidman.

Personality
While outwardly friendly, Honey is nearly always plotting a ruse or trick to lead her foes into. She takes great joy in deceiving her opponents, but usually does not lie to her friends. In battle, Honey's cunning is nearly without equal, and she often dispatches enemies with brutal traps. Her methods are often shockingly cruel, rivaling even the most heartless of villains. She believes that anyone who crosses her should get what they deserve. In her own words, "I said I was a warrior of love. I never said I was nice."

After fighting Mikasa Ackerman in Paradox Fighters, Part 5, the two became friends. Honey seems to enjoy Mikasa's comparatively cool-headed manner, although the true nature of her feelings is far more complicated.

Part 5
Honey appears as the Very Important Warrior (VIW) based in the 2nd Street Ballrooms, a dance hall within the arena. When Alucard, Twilight Sparkle, and Mikasa locate the building, they find it filled with hundreds of dancing girls. Among them is a disguised Honey, waiting to spring her trap. After the team kills the DJ, who they suspect to be the VIW, Honey reveals herself and allows the girls- who are actually other combat androids to attack. Eventually, Mikasa forces her way through the crowd and engages Honey in a swordfight. Honey's fencing provides a significant challenge against Mikasa's borrowed katana, and the scout is seriously wounded by the Silver Fleurette. However, Mikasa turns the tides with a surprise feint, and impales Honey on her weapon, defeating her with deception.