
Character profile
Madoka Kugimiya
釘宮円
Madoka Kugimiya is a main character in Mahou Sensei Negima! ANIME FINAL (2011). This page lists 7 anime and 2 manga, voiced by Mami Deguchi (Japanese) and Lucy Small (English).
About Madoka Kugimiya
Notes: obsessed with her own husky voice Clubs: Mahora Cheerleaders Madoka Kugimiya is the serious one of the three cheerleaders in the class. She makes sure that the other cheerleaders (especially Sakurako) do not get into any trouble. She likes gyūdon and silver accessories and generally into Western music (currently is a fan of Avril Lavigne from notes), but hates playboys and is mildly obsessed with her husky voice. Her surname is usually the target of nickname making (which Madoka does not like) from her classmates. During the school festival, she develops a small crush on the teenage form of Kotarou. She has been shown to be very protective of her friends, and especially for Ako, whom she encourages to be more confident. Ironically, she almost got Ako shot when she pressed the shy girl to confess her love for "Nagi" (teenage Negi) in front of an audience during the Live Mahora Concert. Luckily for Ako, and much to Madoka's consternation, she only asked for Nagi's e-mail address. Madoka also takes part in the "Mars vs. Mages" game and is among the first "casualties" (meaning her clothes were blasted off), when she is hit by the robots' strip beams.
- Gender
- Female
- Birthday
- March 3
- Blood type
- AB
Anime appearances
Series, films and specials featuring this character.
SupportingNegima!
TV series · 2005
SupportingNegima!? Magister Negi Magi
TV series · 2006
SupportingMahou Sensei Negima! Shiroki Tsubasa ALA ALBA
OVA · 2008
Main characterMahou Sensei Negima! ANIME FINAL
Movie · 2011
SupportingNegima!? Magister Negi Magi: Spring
OVA · 2006
SupportingNegima!? Magister Negi Magi: Summer
OVA · 2006
SupportingMahou Sensei Negima!: introduction Film
OVA · 2004
Manga appearances
Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.
Voices behind the character
Voice actors across languages.





