Mrs. Huang

Mrs. Huang is the wife of "Taren" Huang, the mother of Bu-Ling, Huacha, Qingcha, Lucha, Hongcha and Heicha Huang, and one of the minor characters in the anime series Tokyo Mew Mew.

Plot
Mrs. Huang was first mentioned in Episode 20 of Tokyo Mew Mew. Mrs. Huang only appeared in flashbacks. Looking at Heicha Huang’s teacher, Ms. Rosbe, who bears a striking resemblance to Mrs. Huang, Bu-Ling has a flashback of her mother.

They are in the hospital together and her mother unwell and in a bed. She apologises for causing Bu-Ling trouble, but Bu-Ling says it's alright; until she gets well. Mrs. Huang wipes Bu-Ling's tears away, and tells her to think of the good thoughts and not sad ones so she can cope better. Mrs. Huang tells Bu-Ling that her smile usually makes people happy so she asks Bu-Ling to smile. Bu-Ling smiles a bit, but starts crying. Her mother hugs her and asks her to care for her father and her siblings.

Mrs. Huang later passed away. Bu-Ling misses her badly, and was incredibly sad; when she found out her mother was gone.

Mew Mew Power
In the english dub, she always encouraged Kikki to keep smiling, no matter what happened, and Kikki kept believing that her mother would get better and come home.

The cause of Mrs. Huang's death was never mentioned. Ever since she died, Bu-Ling went to her bedroom to cry. In the English dub, Kikki's mother said for her to smile, and said that "a smile is nothing more than a frown turned upside-down". Bu-Ling's mother never told her daughter that she might not get better because she didn't want to see her little Bu-Ling cry of grief, but she did tell her to take care of her father and siblings if anything were to happen to her.

Appearance
Bu-Ling's mother has a purple fringe with two longer parts of hair at the sides. She has two large plaits at the back of her head tied with a ribbon. The hairstyle goes through the Huang family with plaits. Her eyes are brown, and she wears red lipstick.

Trivia

 * Mrs. Huang's Japanese voice actress is Rika Komatsu. She sings the opening theme song to the Japanese anime.
 * While Taren Huang is confirmed to be Chinese, it is unknown if Mrs. Huang is Chinese or Japanese.
 * Mrs. Huang had an incurable illness; which is what lead to her passing away.