OVA
Description
Haruna Saotome attends Mahora Academy's Class 3-A and belongs to the Library Exploration Club with Yue Ayase and Nodoka Miyazaki. Standing 162 cm tall and weighing 80.6 kg, she possesses dark green hair (occasionally portrayed pink) and red eyes. Born August 18 under the Leo sign with blood type B, she excels academically and holds legendary rumor-spreading prowess, capable of disseminating information across the entire academy in under two hours. This reputation as Mahora's premier rumormonger frequently places her at the heart of classroom gossip.
Working under the pen name "Paru," she authors the popular "Mahō Shōjo" manga series, often conveying thoughts through illustrations. Her magical girl themes fuel a fascination with magical artifacts, contrasting sharply with her aversion to insects and deadlines. During the school tournament, she uncovers Negi Springfield's secret as a magician, discovering Yue, Nodoka, and Konoka Konoe already knew. Using a self-drawn interrogation manga, she forces them to divulge details about Negi's magic. She aggressively ships Nodoka with Negi, often ignoring Nodoka's objections. Driven by magical enthusiasm, she initiates a Pactio with Negi via a kiss, gaining the artifact "Imperium Graphices" (Fictrix Comica)—a sketchbook, hat, apron, and feather quill that materializes over her clothes. This artifact animates her sketches as temporary golems, limited only by her imagination and drawing speed; she crafts lifelike replicas (like herself or Chamo decoys) in seconds. Notable creations include Shield Maidens for defense, a Flying Manta Ray for transport, the passenger-carrying cat-golem "Donzura," the combat-focused "New Inferno Aniki DX," object-grabbing Jellyfish Hands, and the arrow-firing "Sagitta Magica Mini Gun."
In the Kyoto arc, she aids Nodoka on a date with Negi and battles Tsukuyomi's pets before being petrified at the Kansai Magic Association and recovering. During the Mahora Festival, she assists Ku Fei against combat androids and evacuates classmates amid Chao Lingshen's conflict. Joining Negi's Wales expedition, she experiments by sketching self-copies and alternate Nodoka versions.
Separated in the Magic World, she resurfaces piloting the airship "Paru-Sama," obtained by monetizing her drawing skills. This vessel transports and shelters Ala Alba. She combats Fate Averruncus's forces, teaming with Nodoka to read an opponent's mind during a clash with Fate's ministra Shirabe. At the Governor's Ball, she persuades three girls into provisional contracts with Negi and defends Kurt Godel, framing Negi's alliance as protective strategy. When the Megalomesembrian army attacks, she deploys the Paru-Sama for escape and directs scattered classmates to a rendezvous after Cosmo Entelecheia's dispersal. Collaborating with Sayo and Chachamaru, she defeats a shadow monster and deduces Fate's Great Grand Master Key plan.
The epilogue reveals her as a best-selling author primarily residing in Megalo-Mesembria, achieving notable financial success—especially in boys' love genres. She utilizes a private warp gate for shopping trips with friends during creative blocks.
Working under the pen name "Paru," she authors the popular "Mahō Shōjo" manga series, often conveying thoughts through illustrations. Her magical girl themes fuel a fascination with magical artifacts, contrasting sharply with her aversion to insects and deadlines. During the school tournament, she uncovers Negi Springfield's secret as a magician, discovering Yue, Nodoka, and Konoka Konoe already knew. Using a self-drawn interrogation manga, she forces them to divulge details about Negi's magic. She aggressively ships Nodoka with Negi, often ignoring Nodoka's objections. Driven by magical enthusiasm, she initiates a Pactio with Negi via a kiss, gaining the artifact "Imperium Graphices" (Fictrix Comica)—a sketchbook, hat, apron, and feather quill that materializes over her clothes. This artifact animates her sketches as temporary golems, limited only by her imagination and drawing speed; she crafts lifelike replicas (like herself or Chamo decoys) in seconds. Notable creations include Shield Maidens for defense, a Flying Manta Ray for transport, the passenger-carrying cat-golem "Donzura," the combat-focused "New Inferno Aniki DX," object-grabbing Jellyfish Hands, and the arrow-firing "Sagitta Magica Mini Gun."
In the Kyoto arc, she aids Nodoka on a date with Negi and battles Tsukuyomi's pets before being petrified at the Kansai Magic Association and recovering. During the Mahora Festival, she assists Ku Fei against combat androids and evacuates classmates amid Chao Lingshen's conflict. Joining Negi's Wales expedition, she experiments by sketching self-copies and alternate Nodoka versions.
Separated in the Magic World, she resurfaces piloting the airship "Paru-Sama," obtained by monetizing her drawing skills. This vessel transports and shelters Ala Alba. She combats Fate Averruncus's forces, teaming with Nodoka to read an opponent's mind during a clash with Fate's ministra Shirabe. At the Governor's Ball, she persuades three girls into provisional contracts with Negi and defends Kurt Godel, framing Negi's alliance as protective strategy. When the Megalomesembrian army attacks, she deploys the Paru-Sama for escape and directs scattered classmates to a rendezvous after Cosmo Entelecheia's dispersal. Collaborating with Sayo and Chachamaru, she defeats a shadow monster and deduces Fate's Great Grand Master Key plan.
The epilogue reveals her as a best-selling author primarily residing in Megalo-Mesembria, achieving notable financial success—especially in boys' love genres. She utilizes a private warp gate for shopping trips with friends during creative blocks.