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Mrs. Ladybug is one of the deuteragonists and major characters in James and the Giant Peach.

Background[]

Personality[]

Mrs. Ladybug is a kindhearted, middle-aged ladybug, who adores being with children, especially James Henry Trotter, who sees her a caring aunt figure. Despite this, she can also be tough, and even stern, especially towards others who have rude manners. This is proven when she fends off the robot shark's torpedoes with her purse when they attack James and Mr. Grasshopper.

Appearances[]

James and the Giant Peach[]

She first appears along with the other bugs when James climbs inside the peach and assures him that he's safe and shows him that he has changed as well as all of them. She accompanies the others on their journey to New York City and even helps them defeat a robot shark that attacks the group. After they reach New York, she and the other bugs are separated from James during an attack from the Rhino, but they later reunite with James, who has by then, resumed his normal form. She helps in the capture of Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge and, along with James and the other bugs, is joyfully welcomed by the people of New York. She, James, and the bugs get to live inside the pit of the peach in Central Park after they let the people eat the peach. They all live happily ever after, and Mrs. Ladybug becomes a nurse.

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Trivia[]

  • In the book, she married the Head of the Fire Department in New York City.
  • Mrs. Ladybug's purse is shown to be contain a lot of items throughout the film. It is even similar to Mary Poppins's purse.


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Media
James and the Giant Peach (video)
Characters
James Henry TrotterAunt SpikerAunt SpongeMagic ManCrocodile TonguesMr. CentipedeMr. GrasshopperEarthwormMrs. LadybugMiss SpiderGlowwormRhinoRobot SharkJack SkellingtonSkeleton PiratesCraig TrotterRachel Trotter
Songs
My Name is JamesThat's the Life for MeEating the PeachFamilyGood News
Locations
Giant PeachNew York CityThe Empire State Building
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