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Anime Summary / Synopsis:
Negi Springfield is a ten
years old mage who just graduated from his mage academy. As part of his
training to become a Magister Magi, a title only given to the most
powerful of mages, Negi is sent to the Mahora School to teach an all
girls class. Negi is nervous, but his goal to follow in his father's,
the Thousand Master, footsteps gives him courage.
When Negi finally arrives at
Mahora School, he is lost since the academy is the size of a small
city. After nearly being trampled by rampaging girls rushing to get to
class, he is finally saved by Takahata sensei, a fellow mage who is
also a teacher at the school. Takahata introduces Negi to his new
students in class 2-A. Negi's class has 31 female students, and each
one is unique and has some special quality or skill. All of the girls
are ecstatic to have a cute little boy as their new homeroom teacher.
All except one orange haired girl, Asuna Kagurazaka. Asuna has a crush
on Takahata sensei and thinks Negi stole his spot as her homeroom
teacher. To make matters worse for Asuna, the school head master
assigns Negi to bunk with Asuna and her roommate, Konoka Konoe, until
he can find his own place.
Negi has sworn never to show his magic to
outsiders or face severe punishment from the mage council back home.
But on his first day at the school, he manages to blow his cover to one
of his students. And it just happens to be Asuna.
One of Negi's own students has also taken a
strong interest in the child teacher. Her name is Evangeline A.K.
McDowell, her real identity is that of a vampire who is possibly
hundreds of years old. Yet Evangeline looks to be the same age as all
the other young girls. This is because she was cursed by the Thousand
Master, Negi's father, to remain in a child's body until she abandons
her evil ways one day. However, all Evangeline has developed is more
hatred against Negi's father. But since the Thousand Master has been
missing for years, she'll just have to settle things with his son
instead.
Notes:
The first Mahou Sensei Negima anime roughly covers the first
six volumes of the manga. While all the characters are present, some
events occur achronologically and sometimes unfold differently. There
was complaint concerning the low animation quality from studio XEBEC.
The color pallete was enhanced and some scenes were redrawn for the DVD
versions. The anime ending is original work by the producers and is not
covered in the Negima manga (which is still running as of writing).
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