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Primula

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Primula

プリムラ

Primula is a main character in SHUFFLE! (2005). This page lists 3 anime and 2 manga, voiced by Hitomi (JAPANESE) and Cherami Leigh (ENGLISH).

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About Primula

Height: 151cm Primula is a strange, soft-spoken girl that's often seen carrying a stuffed cat around. She came to the human world to search for Rin, who she had heard about from Nerine.

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Height: 151cm Primula is a strange, soft-spoken girl that's often seen carrying a stuffed cat around. She came to the human world to search for Rin, who she had heard about from Nerine. It is later discovered that she is the third in a series of artificial life forms created by a group of scientists from both the world of the Gods and the world of the Demons. The goal of this experimentation was to further understand magic and improve the application of it. To do this, the artificial life forms were created with higher levels of magic than was possible for any god or demon to be born with. Therefore, Primula possesses more magical power than anyone she encounters. However, she doesn't learn how to control it until she receives help from Rin during a critical point in her development.

Birthday
January 25
Also known as
Rimu-chan

About Primula

Primula is a main character in SHUFFLE! (2005). Our records show three anime appearances plus two manga. Other names: Rimu-chan.

Voices and appearances

Hitomi voices Primula in the original Japanese. The English dub uses Cherami Leigh. Other appearances include Shuffle! Memories and Shuffle! Prologue.

FAQ

What anime is Primula in?

SHUFFLE!, Shuffle! Memories, and Shuffle! Prologue.

Who voices Primula in English?

Cherami Leigh.

Who is Primula's Japanese voice actor?

Hitomi.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Manga appearances

Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.