Quick Facts
Full Name
Sue Nami
Monster Type
water elemental
Role
Deputy of Disaster
First Appearance
unknown (2012)
Locations
Monster High
Overview
Sue Nami is a 2012-introduced, prose-only water elemental and staff member at Monster High.
Sue Nami is a 2012-introduced and prose-only character. She is a water elemental and a staff member at Monster High. Her position is officially named Deputy of Disaster and she functions as both a hall monitor and as Headless Headmistress Bloodgood's assistant. She is a rude and singleminded woman who is only willing to loosen her schedule for fellow adults, but just as much doesn't care even if they are around when she needs to shed excess water. On the other hand, she is both trustworthy and reliable beyond compare and can handle a large variety of tasks.
Portrayers
No portrayers are mentioned for this prose-only character.
Sue Nami is a prose-only character with no voice actors or live-action portrayers listed.
Character
Sue Nami is efficient but rude, with a distinctive watery appearance.
Best illustrated by her choice to refer to the students as "non-adult entities" even when talking directly to them, Nami is a woman who only has a small amount of respect to spend, and she'll only spend it where she has to. Once she sets her course, few can make her change it. The rest can either go out of her way fast or be shoved aside and drenched if they let it come to a confrontation. Either option doesn't even make Nami blink. She keeps a tight schedule and performs her duties efficiently at the cost of elegance, pushing the responsibility of any mess she makes onto others. But for all her bad traits, she has many more good ones. She is versatile and able to handle a lot of responsibilities at once. And though she is cranky and dismissive, she trusts others to tell the truth, and if the problem is severe, she has no reservations about going after and solving it, no matter the risk or effort.
Ms. Nami is a short, rotund woman of limited shape, with dark lipstick and permanently pruned skin. She has the usual limbs, but because she's constantly producing water, her legs regularly get obscured. At the risk of flooding, she has to shake herself at least three times an hour to get rid of the excessive water. She has crisp blue eyes and short grey hair with curly ends. She wears a necklace and a hoodie-like top without the hood, and pockets in the front.
Relationships
No specific relationships are detailed for Sue Nami.
No family, friends, or other relationships are explicitly mentioned for Sue Nami in available sources.
Notes & Trivia
Sue Nami's name is a pun on 'tsunami'.
- "Sue Nami" is a play on "tsunami", which is a type of natural disaster that gained worldwide recognition in 2004. The word is Japanese and composed of "津" ("tsu", "harbor") and "波" ("nami", "wave").
Media Appearances
Sue Nami appears in prose media introduced in 2012.
As a prose-only character introduced in 2012, specific media titles are not detailed in the source.
Relationship Graph
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FAQ
What is Sue Nami's monster type?
water elemental
What is Sue Nami's role at Monster High?
Deputy of Disaster, functioning as hall monitor and assistant to Headless Headmistress Bloodgood
When was Sue Nami introduced?
In 2012 as a prose-only character.
How does Sue Nami manage excess water?
She shakes herself at least three times an hour.
What does Sue Nami look like?
Short, rotund with pruned skin, crisp blue eyes, short grey curly hair, necklace, and hoodie-like top.
Is Sue Nami polite to students?
She refers to students as 'non-adult entities' and is rude and singleminded.
What is the origin of Sue Nami's name?
A play on 'tsunami', Japanese for harbor wave.
Does Sue Nami have any known portrayers?
No, as a prose-only character.
References
About Sue Nami
Sue Nami is a Monster High character featured in Generation 1. This profile covers monster heritage, role in the story, and how they connect to other characters in the Monster High universe.
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