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Ophelia

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Ophelia appears in Claymore (2007). This page lists 1 anime and 1 manga, voiced by Luci Christian (English) and Emi Shinohara (Japanese).

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About Ophelia

The infamous number four of the seventyeight class, Ophelia harbours an incredible bloodlust, and particularly enjoys killing awakened ones. However, as she finds killing so unbearably fun, she has no qualms about killing humans as well, and takes great care to slaughter all witnesses, thus avoiding persecution by the organization. Ophelia is an offensive type, and her trademark ability is "rippling" her sword by waving it back and forth with great speed, making it very hard to block or dodge. Her hatred for awakened beings stems from an event in her past, where a certain Awakened killed her brother.

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The infamous number four of the seventyeight class, Ophelia harbours an incredible bloodlust, and particularly enjoys killing awakened ones. However, as she finds killing so unbearably fun, she has no qualms about killing humans as well, and takes great care to slaughter all witnesses, thus avoiding persecution by the organization. Ophelia is an offensive type, and her trademark ability is "rippling" her sword by waving it back and forth with great speed, making it very hard to block or dodge. Her hatred for awakened beings stems from an event in her past, where a certain Awakened killed her brother. Her death on 8th volume can be a reference to literary work Hamlet (William Shakespeare) . More especific, a reference to the paint "Ophelia" by John Everett Millais. (source: glossary contained in the 8th volume of Claymore - in portuguese -, made by Panini Brasil LTDA.)

Also known as
Rippling Ophelia, Blood-Soaked Warrior

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