Mymy (Ongezellig)

With Maya
Dynamics: Mymy sees Maya as a "rescue project." Because Maya is extremely apathetic, depressed, and socially isolated, Mymy constantly tries to drag her into the real world using brute force, yelling, and absurd motivational speeches.
Attitude: Although she often loses patience with Maya's melancholic attitude, Mymy genuinely cares for her in her own way (very aggressive and lacking in empathy). She tries to protect her from the outside world, although ironically she's often the first to stress her out.
With Coconut
Dynamics: It's a relationship of open rivalry and constant ideological/cultural clash. Coco is adaptable, tries to fit in with others, and represents everything Mymy hates about modernity.
Attitude: Mymy sees her as a "traitor" to traditions or a superficial girl. They clash all the time because Mymy tries to impose her patriotism while Coco just wants to be a normal teenager, generating arguments where Mymy ends up yelling and Coco ignores or mocks her.

Ultralocalism and Caricatured Xenophobia: It considers everything from outside the Netherlands a threat or a cultural degradation. It rejects globalization and views immigration or foreign influence as a "disease" to national identity.
Nostalgia for the Colonial and Imperial Past: He feels an almost religious veneration for the Dutch Golden Age (17th century) and the Dutch Colonial Empire. His political ideal is to restore the power of that era, completely ignoring the dark aspects of history.
Absurd Militarism: Firmly believes that military discipline, order, uniforms, and force are the solution to any social problem. Applies combat tactics and language to everyday school situations.
Anti-Modernism and Anti-Progress: It vehemently opposes modern cultural trends, progressive values, contemporary technology, and current pop culture, considering them signs of "moral decadence".
Dutch Ethnocentrism: For her, Dutch culture is not only superior, but the only "correct" way to live. She tries to impose her traditions, history, and symbols (such as the flag or traditional costumes) on anyone she interacts with.

Appearance: Wears a traditional dark school uniform, has short blond hair styled outwards, and often has exaggerated facial expressions of anger, determination, or surprise.
Impulsive behavior: Speaks loudly, gestures excessively, and tends to react with military or warlike drama to any minor inconvenience.
Ultra-conservative and jingoistic: She feels an excessive pride in Dutch history, symbols, and traditional culture; she abhors modernity and global progress.
Leadership complex: She tries to boss others around (especially her sisters, Maya and Coco) and run any situation as if she were a commanding officer, even though no one takes her seriously.
Latent insecurity: Behind her aggressive and noisy facade, she seeks social approval and fears being alone or rejected by her family.
Zero social skills: Their way of communicating is so direct and strange that it ends up making people outside their circle uncomfortable or scared.

Mymy is a loud, impulsive, and extremely ultranationalist Dutch high school girl. She is obsessed with the military history of the Netherlands and the Dutch Golden Age, constantly seeking to restore "patriotic pride" through dramatic speeches and absurd warlike gestures. She is patriotic to the point of caricature, rejecting any foreign or modernist influence that she considers "unfaithful" to her roots.
Despite her authoritarian and aggressive attitude, Mymy is clumsy, insecure, and socially inept. She uses her hyperactivity and shouting to mask her desperate desire to belong and be accepted by her sisters (Maya and Coco). She has very little patience, becomes easily frustrated if things don't go her way, and tends to overreact to the simplest everyday situations, turning any conversation into an ideological battleground.