Mrs. Ladybug Background information Feature films James and the Giant Peach Television programs Video games Park attractions Portrayed by Portrayed by Animators Voice Jane Leeves Performance model Designer Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names Personality Kind, firm, feisty, brave, motherly Appearance Birthday Occupation Ladybug, member of James' new family Affiliations Good Goal To reach New York City (succeeded) Home Spiker and Sponge's hill (formerly), New York City Relatives James, Miss Spider, Mr. Centipede, Earthworm, Mr. Grasshopper, The Glowworm Pets Allies Her family, people of New York Minions Her family Enemies Aunt Spiker, Aunt Sponge, Robot Shark, The Rhino Likes Children, the sunshine, happiness Dislikes Rudeness, danger, James' aunts Powers and abilities Can fly Weapons Her purse Fate Lives in Central Park with her new family and becomes a nurse. Quote "Thank you, James." "Here we are, dear!"

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Mrs. Ladybug is one of the deuteragonists and one of the major characters in James and the Giant Peach. She was voiced by Jane Leeves.

Personality

Mrs. Ladybug is a kind-hearted ladybug and acts motherly around James, and hates rudeness. While she is the good bug she is, she can be firm and feisty, but yet brave.

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. 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 Spiker and 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.