Maya the Bee

Maya the Bee (German: Die Biene Maja) is the primary character in The Adventures of Maya the Bee, a German book, comic book arrangement and enlivened TV arrangement, first composed by Waldemar Bonsels and distributed in 1912. The book has been distributed in numerous different dialects.

The stories spin around a little honey bee named Maya and her companions Willy the honey bee, Flip the grasshopper (alluded to as "Maja", "Willi" and "Philip" separately in a few renditions), Mrs. Cassandra (Maya's educator), and numerous different creepy crawlies and different animals. The book portrays Maya's advancement from an audacious adolescent to a mindful grown-up individual from honey bee society.

Maya (or Maja) - Bee. The arrangement primary hero. She cherishes opportunity, living in the knoll without anyone else's input not at all like different honey bees who live in the hive. She is great, reasonable, glad and willing to help everyone. She was conceived in an apiary. Toward the start of the third season Beeswax needed Maya launched out from the hive, since he was concerned that different honey bees would duplicate her conduct. The Queen of the hive discouraged him, after Maya spared her educator Cassandra. Maya is extremely brave, and this regularly causes issues. For instance, Maya became mixed up in underground halls. Her appearance, rather than other anime characters, shifts. In first season her head is adjusted, yet in second season it is oval. In the third season she is exceptionally thin, her head is adjusted and she has longer recieving wires. In spite of the fact that Maya is a honey bee, she has wasp hues (yellow-dark). Maya is the most well known and most compelling individual on the glade. Her closest companion is Willy and she doesn't care for the bug Thekla. Her fundamental foes are wasps (essentially in third season) and hornets.

Willy (or Willi) - Drone honey bee. Apathetic, cumbersome, and apprehensive, some of the time a hotshot, yet by and large genial - not included in the first Bonsels story, but rather a noteworthy character in all turn off media. His relationship to Maya is portrayed conflictingly: in many adjustments, he's her closest companion, who is enamored with her, inclined to desire when Maya's considerations swing to others. Frequently reluctantly dragged into enterprises by Maya

Flip (or Philip) - Grasshopper. An astute companion of Maya and Willi. Presented first in the energized arrangement. Whether he is intended to be indistinguishable with the anonymous grasshopper of the books is misty.

Alexander - mouse. Scholarly, whose level of regard among alternate animals, and dear fellowship with Maya, regularly sends Willy into desirous furies. Seems just in the second period of the more seasoned energized arrangement (1978).

Kurt - Dungbeetle who likes to be a "rose-creepy crawly." His name is conflicting in the English adjustment, as he's frequently alluded to by the name Beasley in a few scenes, and Kurt in others.

Puck - Fly, who regularly instructs alternate creepy crawlies about human ways of life and conduct.

Kassandra - Bee, Teacher at the Bee-School

Thekla - insect and incidental reprobate. Alluded to as Gremilda in a few scenes of the English adjustment, and Grimelda in others.