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Gargona
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Species

Dark elf

Sex

Female

First Appearance

Talking to Unicorns

Allies

Panthea
Munculus
Lord Drakon
Rixel
Dax

Enemies

Elves
Mia
Mo
Yuko
Onchao

Location

Dystopia (home)
Centopia

Voice actress

Norma Dell'Agnesse (S1)
Stephanie Barone (S2)
Manon Kahle (S3)

Gargona is the secondary antagonist of Mia and Me, present in all three seasons.

Character[]

Gargona is very independent and clever. She appears to be much smarter than Rixel and knows when his plans will not work. She is quick-tempered and sarcastic. In Season 1, Gargona is shown to imitate Panthea whenever the latter is talking and seems to want to just get out of Centopia. She dislikes unicorns, the elves of Centopia, and Rixel. She is very selfish in some ways. Gargona also uses snakes for capturing the unicorns or elves.

Appearance[]

Gargona is a tall, slender woman with pale bluish skin and long, black nails. The skin surrounding her blue eyes is dark, probably due to her evil nature. Like other dark elves, she lacks wings. She wears dark sandals, golden bracers and a red dress, covered by a long, rectangular poncho that's red with gold-coloured details. Her bald head is covered by a black headdress with golden details. During the first season, she's often seen carrying a staff.

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Her design is severely inspired by Medicine, a painting of Greek goddess Hygeia by Gustav Klimt for the ceiling of the University of Vienna's Great Hall. The figure, shown with a snake loosely coiled around her arm, bears great resemblance with Gargona when using snakes to immobilize unicorns or elves.

Relationships[]

Panthea[]

  • Gargona was Panthea's general in her reign in Season 1. She would lead Panthea's troops while following her orders. Despite trusting her with this position leading her army (most likely due to being the best among them), Panthea didn't like her one bit, and always threatened to somehow punish or end the life of Gargona whenever she failed a mission. Gargona knew about her lack of compassion and behaved carefully, with the utmost respect and filled with fear when around her superior. Whenever she thought she wasn't looking, though, Gargona mocked her.

Lord Drakon[]

  • Lord Drakon is the ruler of the dark elves, and rules over Gargona. In seasons 2 and 3 she tries to complete missions for him alongside the other figures he sends so she can return home to Dystopia.

Rixel[]

  • Finding herself alone after Panthea's defeat, Gargona comes across Rixel and teams up with him due to their mutual dislike for elves and unicorns. She feels no empathy for him, though, and often ridicules his plans, seeing in advance that they won't work. Gargona proved several times that she doesn't really care about him as a person, although she does tend to warn him of possible dangers when going after the winged unicorns, if only for the sake of their mission. On one occassion, when Rixel stood up to Drakon, demanding that he respected the literal deadline for their deal, she did seem to become momentarily impressed and swayed by his temporary assertive personality.

Varia[]

  • Varia worked for her and Rixel to bring information on the Elves' plans during most of the second season, offering in exchange to get rid of Mia for her, as long as they succeeded in capturing Onchao or Ono. She didn't feel any kind of fondness nor trust towards Varia, and often doubted about both her spying abilities and her supposed loyalty to them.

Dax[]

  • Gargona teams up with Dax and the bug men in Season 3 to fight with the Elves and help Lord Drakon get a winged unicorn's horn to recover his original body, with the promise of a reward. Together, they work trying to find the Heart Shards from Centopia's Heart before the elves do, but they don't get along very well. Gargona insists on trying to be the one giving orders, but Dax and the bugs don't really care about doing as she says, and they often do what they consider better for their goals. She's constantly annoyed by the way he acts, as if he were a fit superhero, and by how often he cracks his neck, a habit that she finds disgusting.

Munculus[]

  • Gargona worked with the Munculus in Season 1, leading them every time they attempted to seize Onchao or other unicorns for Panthea. She didn't have a close bond with any of them and often belittled them when failing or being splashed with water (and consequently, running away in a shrunken state).

The Elves[]

  • The Elves fight with Gargona to save the Unicorns.

Unicorns[]

  • Gargona despises unicorns, flowers and everything nice. She doesn't care at all about them being harmed for the magic in their horns. On each season, aside from interfering with the elves' quests for certain objects (trumptus pieces, crystal heart pieces), her main goal is to capture unicorns (any during the first season, for Panthea's goal of being immortal, and Onchao/Ono during the other seasons, for Lord Drakon).

Trivia[]

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    Gargona, just like the other Muncs, shrinks when she's touched by water.
    • On the first season, she was hit by a water blast only once out of all her appearances. On the following seasons, it became a running gag to see her shrinking due to water, both because of the elves and her allies (Rixel, Dax and the Hoppers) as well.
  • She was shown without her headdress on twice in season 2.
  • It's unknown whether she can summon snakes from under her sleeve at will or if they naturally live between her layers of clothing, waiting for her to need them.
  • Gargona has received a new voice actor each season.

Gallery[]

Main Article: Gargona/Gallery.

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