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Details Clubs Pictures Top > Characters > Evangeline Athanasia Katherine McDowell Evangeline Athanasia Katherine McDowell (エヴァンジェリン・A.K.・マクダウェル)Seat Number: 26 Born: Sometime during the Hundred Year War Blood type: unknown Likes: the tea that Chachamaru makes, Japanese scenery, Go Dislikes: garlic, class Clubs: Go Club, Tea Ceremony Club Hair: blonde Eyes: blue Height: 130 cm (4'3") Measurements: 67-48-63 Evangeline A.K. McDowell is the 26th student in Japanese alphabetical order of class 2/3-A, she is actually a centuries-old vampire cursed to remain at the school by Nagi Springfield, the father of her teacher Negi Springfield. Initially an antagonist for Negi due to his father's actions, she eventually becomes an important teacher and guide for the young mage and his allies as they fight and search for his missing father. However, Eva remains a cruel, powerful mage in her own right, yet with the sensitivities of her former human life. UQ Holder She's usually in the adult form thanks to magic pills, and assumed the alias "Yukihime." She's also the leader of the immortal organization known as the UQ Holder. Voice Actors Matsuoka, Yuki Japanese Bailey, Laura English Borgwardt, Diana German Kim, Seo-yeong Korean Hinkel, Heidi English Moore, Shanae'a English Karbowski, Brittney English Hsu, Maggie Mandarin See MoreRecent Featured Articles Top 10 Hot Vampire Characters in Anime Driven with their thirst for blood, there's no denying that the vampires are one of the scariest creatures of the night. However, in the world of anime, these vampires are no longer feared but adored by many for their royal and eternal beauty. Let's check out the 10 hottest vampires in anime! by akirajasmine 255,915 views SpoilerCollectionCute GirlsCute GuysSupernatural Traditional Japanese Games in Anime Some of the most common cultural references in anime pertain to traditional Japanese games. The competitive scenes of Go and other games is a great setting for rivalries and passions to play out in. Let's talk about four of the most popular Japanese games and the shows that they inspired! by Jankenpopp 68,721 views CollectionJapanese LifeAnime TermsGamesHistory and CultureSchool Life window._taboola = window._taboola || []; _taboola.push({ mode: 'alternating-thumbnails-a', container: 'taboola-below-article-thumbnails-character', placement: 'Below Article Thumbnails Character', target_type: 'mix' }); $(window).on('load', function(){ $('#myanimelist .character-anime + table .Lightbox_AddEdit:first').malTooltip({ position: 'left', header: 'Get started', body: '<p>Try making your own Anime List! No sign up required.</p>' }); $('#myanimelist .character-manga + table .Lightbox_AddEdit:first').malTooltip({ position: 'left', header: 'Get started', body: '<p>Try making your own Manga List! No sign up required.</p>' }); });
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