Noodle was born October 31st, 1990. That makes her 35 years old!
Noodle has been voiced by four actresses - Miho Hatori (Singing, Phase 1), Rosie Wilson aka Roses Gabor (Singing, DARE), Haruka Kuroda (Speaking, Phase 1-4) and Haruka Abe (Speaking, Present).
The band's first interaction with Noodle was her arriving at Kong Studios in a FedEx crate, busting out of it and shredding a guitar solo!
She would be christened Noodle during her introduction as it was the only english word she said. Her "real" name is still unknown.
She is a former child soldier and part of a failed government project. Out of the group of 23 children in the project, she was the only one who's life was spared.
Noodle has credited vocals on the following tracks: Re-Hash, 5/4, 19-2000, Left Hand Suzuki Method and DARE.
The music video for El Mañana, which depicts what at the time appeared to be Noodle's on screen death, is banned in the US. It is unknown why, and can still be easily found through reuploads.
Following the El Mañana incident, Noodle went missing for four years. With her memories pre-Gorillaz coming back, and having almost been assassinated, she came back as an grizzled, on edge adult with a grudge against Murdoc who had abandoned her.
In between Phase 3 and Phase 4. Gorillaz released the collaborative track "DoYaThing". In the music video for that track, Noodle is seen taking a nap, with a smile creeping after a few moments. This would mark a moving on from her darkest years.
Even from a young age, she was seen as Gorillaz' brand ambassador and visionary. She canonically wrote Demon Days herself, She became the global ambassador of Jaguar Racing and was a focal point in the Gorillaz collaboration with G-Shock, as well as being the Japanese translator for when her and 2D were interviewed by G-Shock creator Kikuo Ibe.
