For the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator character, see Mana (WC09).

Mana
Names
English	Mana
Japanese	マナ
Rōmaji	Mana
Alternate names	Dark Magician Girl
Appearances
Anime debut	Yu-Gi-Oh! Episode 203: "The Intruder - Part 2"
Appears in Manga Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World Anime Yu-Gi-Oh! (second series)
Personal
Gender	Female
Loyalty
Affiliation	Ancient Egypt The Sacred Guardians
Occupation	Sacred Guardian of Pharaoh Seto
Previous occupation(s)	Mahad's apprentice
Voice actors
English	Bella Hudson
Japanese	Yuki Nakao [1]

Mana (マナ Mana) is a childhood friend of Atem and Mahad and studies magic under Mahad as his apprentice. She is a light-hearted, open, playful and caring girl, who shares a deep bond between her master and Atem. She is voiced by Bella Hudson in the English dub, while Yuki Nakao takes the role in the Japanese version.

Contents 1 Design 2 Biography 3 Ka 4 References

DesignEdit

Mana's design is based on "Dark Magician Girl". Her standard outfit consists of a beige shoulderless, sleeveless top with ruffled straps around her upper arm, a beige miniskirt, charmed bracelets around her wrists and ankles and matching necklace, belt and headwear. The character is slender and her brown hair is sporadically arranged and juts downwards in all directions.

BiographyEdit

Mana is a young magician in training at the Dawn of the Duel arc's beginning who serves the priest Mahad. In the Manga she first appeared before Mahad after hiding in the pots outside of the palace. Mahad sensed her there and told her to come out. After popping out of the pot, she exclaimed how she'd do her training later and Mahad responded by telling her she'd never become a sorcerer that way. After Mahad's death, she swears to become a great magician and eventually is able to summon her own Ka, the "Dark Magician Girl". Later (in the anime) when Yugi's gang discovers her, Yugi explains about the card game back home commenting on her reference to Dark Magician Girl. Mana later helps them to defeat Zorc. She is one of the only two people in the Millennium world who could see Yugi and his friends.

After Zorc's death, Mana would become a Priest and wielder of the Millennium Ring under the newly crowned Pharaoh: Priest Seto.

KaEdit

Dark Magician Girl

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ biglobe.ne.jp Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters cast

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