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List of House of Anubis characters

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Source revisionSep 8, 2026
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The following is a list of characters from Nickelodeon live-action show House of Anubis.

Sibuna Cast

Nina Martin

Nina Martin is an American girl who lived with her grandmother in the United States before moving to Anubis House in England. Nina was the leader of the group Sibuna in the first two seasons. With the help of her friends Fabian and Amber, the three manage to hold all of the other Sibunas together in one piece. She is usually caring, level-headed, clever, and fearless, but is sometimes shy.

Nina arrives at Anubis House on a scholarship from the United States on the same day Joy was hidden away by the Secret Society. She obtained a locket from Sarah (under the alias of Emily) prior to beginning her adventures in solving the mystery behind Anubis House. Joined by a few of her roommates, Nina became the leader of the Sibuna club while developing feelings for Fabian. Eventually, as she and Sibuna find the Ankh Pieces after Sarah's passing, Nina learns that she is the actually the Chosen One who can assemble the Cup of Ankh. After tricking Rufus off their backs and finally beginning a relationship with Fabian, they kiss each other right at the end of the season.

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