Naga the Serpent
fictional character from the Slayers franchise
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Naga the Serpent
Summary
Naga the Serpent is a fictional human[1]. She worked as a magician[2] and swordfighter[3]. She has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[4]
Key Facts
- Naga the Serpent's professions included magician[2].
- Naga the Serpent's professions included swordfighter[3].
- Naga the Serpent is the creator of Hajime Kanzaka[5].
- Naga the Serpent is recorded as female[6].
- Naga the Serpent's instance of is recorded as fictional human[7].
- Naga the Serpent's instance of is recorded as anime character[8].
- Naga the Serpent's instance of is recorded as manga character[9].
- Naga the Serpent's instance of is recorded as film character[10].
- Naga the Serpent's noble title is recorded as fictional princess[11].
- Naga the Serpent's voice actor is recorded as Maria Kawamura[12].
- Naga the Serpent's eye color is recorded as blue[13].
- Naga the Serpent's present in work is recorded as Slayers Special[14].
- Naga the Serpent's present in work is recorded as Slayers Special[15].
- Naga the Serpent's present in work is recorded as Slayers Special[16].
- Naga the Serpent's present in work is recorded as Slayers Excellent[17].
- Naga the Serpent's present in work is recorded as Slayers The Motion Picture[18].
- Naga the Serpent's present in work is recorded as Slayers Return[19].
- Naga the Serpent's present in work is recorded as Slayers Great[20].
- Naga the Serpent's present in work is recorded as Slayers Gorgeous[21].
- Naga the Serpent's hair color is recorded as purple hair[22].
- Naga the Serpent's sibling is recorded as Amelia Wil Tesla Saillune[23].
- Naga the Serpent's media franchise is recorded as Slayers[24].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include magician[2] and swordfighter[3].
Works and Contributions
Naga the Serpent is the creator of Hajime Kanzaka[5].
Why It Matters
Naga the Serpent has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[4] She is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[25]