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|title = Shana ★
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|image = Image:shana_profile.png
  
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|kanji = シャナ
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|background = black
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|korean = 샤나
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|color = #ee2500
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|bordercolor = #4f6039
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|nickname = Flame-haired Blazing-eyed Hunter
  
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|image = <tabber>
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|gender =
 
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Anime = [[File:shana portrait.jpg|center|thumb]]
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|anime = [[Wikipedia:Shakugan no Shana|Shakugan no Shana]]
  
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|ast = 2006 (SF), 2007 (R4), 2008 (R4), 2010 (QF), 2011 (R1), 2012 (QF)
  
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Light Novel = [[File:Shana_ln_portrait.jpg|center|thumb]]
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|kbm = 2006 (SF), 2007 (F), 2008 (SF), 2012 (T32)
  
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|isml = 2008 (RS 4th, PS 6th, Aquamarine), 2009 (RS 1st, PS 2nd, Sapphire), 2010 (RS 1st, PS 3rd, Sapphire, Emerald, Diamond), 2011 (RS 5th, PS 2nd, Ruby), 2012 (Stella 2nd, PS 10th), 2013 (Stella 7th), 2014 (Stella 8th)
  
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ISML Profile = [[File:Shana_profile.png|center|thumb]]
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|seiyuu = Rie Kugimiya}}
  
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</tabber>
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|epithet= Unquenchable Flame
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|chinese = 夏娜
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|japanese = シャナ
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|korean = 샤나
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|aliases = Flame-haired Blazing-eyed Hunter
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|anime = '''Shakugan no Shana'''
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|anime debut = Fall 2005
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|voiced by = Rie Kugimiya {{jp}} <br> Cherami Leigh {{us}}
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|portrayal =
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|isml = [[International Saimoe League|'''Main:''']] ★ Champion [[ISML 2016|(2016)]] <br> [[ISML Tournament of Champions|'''ToC:''']] ???
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|best girl =
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|best char =
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|bmoe =
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|ast = Semi-finals [[Saimoe 2006|(2006)]]
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|kbm = ''Runner-up'' [[KBM 2007|(2007)]]
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|isml other = [[ISML 2008|'''2008:''']] LB Rd 4 (6th)<br>[[ISML 2009|'''2009:''']] ''Runner-up''<br>[[ISML 2010|'''2010:''']] 3rd (LB Final)<br>[[ISML 2011|'''2011:''']] ''Runner-up''<br>[[ISML 2012|'''2012:''']] R16 (10th)<br>[[ISML 2013|'''2013:''']] Nova Playoffs (N-9th)<br>[[ISML 2014|'''2014:''']] R16 (12th)<br>[[ISML 2015|'''2015:''']] RS (Ste. 19th)
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|isml toc= [[ISML 2017|'''2017:''']]<br>[[ISML 2018|'''2018:''']]<br>[[ISML 2019|'''2019:''']]<br>[[ISML 2020|'''2020:''']]<br>[[ISML 2021|'''2021:''']]<br>[[ISML 2022|'''2022:''']]<br>[[ISML 2023|'''2023:''']]<br>[[ISML 2024|'''2024:''']]<br>
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|gems won= [[Necklace|''' 7 Necklaces''']] {{Aquamarine}} {{Amethyst}} {{Sapphire}} {{Sapphire}} {{Emerald}} {{Ruby}} {{Diamond}} <br> Aquamarine (2008) <br> Amethyst (2016) <br> Sapphire (2009, 2010) <br> Emerald (2010) <br> Ruby (2011) <br> Diamond (2010)
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|isml exhibition=
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|best girl other=[[Best Girl 1|'''BG1:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 2|'''BG2:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 3|'''BG3:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 4|'''BG4:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 5|'''BG5:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 6|'''BG6:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 7|'''BG7:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 8|'''BG8:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 9|'''BG9:''']]<br>[[Best Girl 10|'''BG10:''']]<br>
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|best character other=[[Best Character 1|'''BCh1:''']]<br>[[Best Character 2|'''BCh2:''']]<br>[[Best Character 3|'''BCh3:''']]<br>[[Best Character 4|'''BCh4:''']]<br>[[Best Character 5|'''BCh5:''']]<br>
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|seasonal salt=
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|ranime minor contests=
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|bmoe rec=
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|ast rec= [[Saimoe 2007|'''2007:''']] Rd 4<br>[[Saimoe 2008|'''2008:''']] Rd 4<br>[[Saimoe 2010|'''2010:''']] QF<br>[[Saimoe 2011|'''2011:''']] Rd 1<br>[[Saimoe 2012|'''2012:''']] QF
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|kbm rec= [[KBM 2006|'''2006:''']] Semi-finals<br>[[KBM 2008|'''2008:''']] Semi-finals<br>[[KBM 2012|'''2012:''']] R32<br>
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|other wins= Exists
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}}'''Shana''' is the main female protagonist and the titular character of Yashichiro Takahashi's light novel series '''''Shakugan no Shana''''', and its anime adaptaion by J.C. Staff.
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The eponymous ''Flame Haze'' was once a powerhouse in the olden days of [[Anime Saimoe Tournament|J-Saimoe]] and [[Best Moe Tournament|Korea Best Moe]], spending much of her early years as a favorite to win these types of contests. However, Shana's career is marked by a long history of broken promises and heartbreaking defeats, and both contests eventually became defunct without her winning in either of them.
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After the demise of J-Saimoe and KBM, ISML was considered Shana's last chance for championship glory, as it was the only remaining major tournament where she still has a chance to win. The ''blazing-eyed hunter'' eventually extingished her past demons in [[ISML 2016|2016]], winning the Heavenly Tiara after 8 years.
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Shana is one of the most successful girls in the [[International Saimoe League]], securing a record-high 7 [[necklace]]s, appearing in three finals [[ISML 2009|(2009]], [[ISML 2010|2010]], and [[ISML 2016|2016)]], and becoming the first girl to reach 300 regular season wins. However, she is currently one of the worst-performing girls in ISML's [[ISML Tournament of Champions|Tournament of Champions]] contest.
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==History==
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Shana is the namesake of the anime archetype known as "[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ShanaClone Shana Clones]", because she popularized the concept of a female character defined by these characteristics:
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*Short, petite physical stature, with long hair and a flat chest. May border on loli.
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*Wears '''thigh-highs''' showing grade-A "''Zettai Ryouiki''".
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*Is either rich, or possesing supernatural powers, or both.
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*'''Most importantly:''' the character is a '''''tsundere''''', the main character's love interest, '''and''' voiced by [[Rie Kugimiya]], who is often typecast to this kind of roles.
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This type of character proved very popular with anime fans, and by 2006 Shana blazed a trail (pun intended) in the Saimoe Tournaments, reaching the semi-finals of both [[Anime Saimoe Tournament|Japanese]] and [[Korea Best Moe Tournament|Korean]] contests in her first year. She would establish a constant presence in both of these tournaments, always appearing in the latter rounds for the better parts, but unfortunately, she would end up ''never'' winning any of them.
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Among these harrowing losses includes one of the closest ever finals match in a major tournament: a loss against [[Hinagiku Katsura]] in [[KBM 2007|Korea's 2007]] edition by a score of '''2013-2015''', a vote difference of '''just 2 votes'''. Hinagiku would later steal Shana's championship again in the same fashion in [[ISML 2009]], torturing the Flame Haze by a score of '''2106-2117''', a margin of just ''' 11 votes'''. Shana would later return to the finals [[ISML 2011|two years later]], only to lose in a heated match-up against the super-charged [[Mikoto Misaka]] by a score of '''8052-9208.'''
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Shana continues to perform decently well in ISML's Nova / Stella Era, reaching the postseason from 2012-2014, but her chances for Tiara contention have been sidelined in favor of other girls from more popular series; and she entered a state of decline in [[ISML 2015|2015]] because she failed to make the postseason that year.
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All is not lost however, as the Nova / Stella era divisions were merged, a new tournament format started to emerge in [[ISML 2016]]. The year saw a drop in voters, making the 2016 edition's numbers on par with ISML's early years. Shana's strength was reignited in this year, winning the Amethyst necklace (her first in 5 years) and finished as the 2nd seed in the regular season. In the final group stage, she finished first in Group B, before defeating [[Rin Tohsaka|Rin]], [[Yukino Yukinoshita|Yukino]], and surprise finalist [[Illyasviel von Einzbern|Illya]] in the playoffs. After a decade of chasing major championships, she finally attained the most prestigious prize she rightfully deserves: the '''2016 Heavenly Tiara.'''
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Shana is virtually unknown in [[Bilibili Moe]] and[[Best Girl Contest| r/anime's Best Girl Contest.]]
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==Trivia==
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*Shana is the only girl to have the most finals appearances in all of the major tournaments '''(four)''', with three of them being losses ([[KBM 2007]], [[ISML 2009]], and [[ISML 2011]]) and the last one being a win ([[ISML 2016]]).
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*Shana currently holds the record-most number of ''pure'' necklace rounds won in [[International Saimoe League]], winning a total of '''seven (7)''' [[necklace|necklaces.]] The majority of them came from the double-elimination era (2008-2010) which includes three wins from [[ISML 2010|2010]], the most in a single year.  She is the reason why from 2011 onwards, girls can't win multiple necklaces on the same year.
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*If Nova and Stella Circlet gems are counted, then she is tied for first with '''7 gems won,''' together with [[Kanade Tachibana]] (5 necklaces, 2 circlets) and [[Mashiro Shiina]] (6 necklaces, 1 circlet).
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*Shana has the ISML's record of 300 regular season wins, and is the first contestant to ever reach that many wins.
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==Match History==
  
==Match History==
   
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====2008====
  
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* {{aquamarine}} Shana > [[Tamaki Kousaka]] ('''240'''-70)
  
* {{aquamarine}} Shana > [[Tamaki Kousaka]] ('''240'''-70)
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* {{rs}} 4th (59-0-4) {{hide|
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* {{rs}} 4th (59-0-4){{hide|
 
* Shana > [[Alice Carroll]] ('''359'''-162)
  
* Shana > [[Alice Carroll]] ('''359'''-162)
 
* Shana > [[Aruruu]] ('''400'''-122)
  
* Shana > [[Aruruu]] ('''400'''-122)
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====2009====
  
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* {{sapphire}} Shana > [[Yuki Nagato]] ('''1947'''-1359)
  
* {{sapphire}} Shana > [[Yuki Nagato]] ('''1947'''-1359)
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* {{rs}} 1st (62-0-0-1) {{hide|
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* {{rs}} 1st (62-0-0-1){{hide|
 
* Shana > [[Taiga Aisaka]] ('''1256'''-971)
  
* Shana > [[Taiga Aisaka]] ('''1256'''-971)
 
* Shana > [[Alice Carroll]] ('''1969'''-860)
  
* Shana > [[Alice Carroll]] ('''1969'''-860)
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* {{emerald}} Shana > [[Kyou Fujibayashi]] ('''2894'''-1946)
  
* {{emerald}} Shana > [[Kyou Fujibayashi]] ('''2894'''-1946)
 
* {{diamond}} Shana > [[Taiga Aisaka]] ('''3553'''-3139)
  
* {{diamond}} Shana > [[Taiga Aisaka]] ('''3553'''-3139)
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* {{rs}} 1st (48-0-1) {{hide|
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* {{rs}} 1st (48-0-1){{hide|
 
* Shana > [[Taiga Aisaka]] ('''3553'''-3139)
  
* Shana > [[Taiga Aisaka]] ('''3553'''-3139)
 
* Shana > [[Chizuru Akaba]] ('''2806'''-1214)
  
* Shana > [[Chizuru Akaba]] ('''2806'''-1214)
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====2011====
  
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* {{ruby}} Shana
  
* {{ruby}} Shana
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* Other Necklace Match {{Hide|'''Aquamarine Necklace Match'''
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* Other Necklace Match{{Hide|'''Aquamarine Necklace Match'''
 
*'''Vote'''
  
*'''Vote'''
 
** [[Tachibana Kanade]] > [[Misaka Mikoto]] > [[Akiyama Mio]] > Shana > [[Nagato Yuki]] > [[Eucliwood Hellscythe]] > [[Nakamura Yuri]] (2872-2301-1834-'''1581'''-1439-1259-462)
  
** [[Tachibana Kanade]] > [[Misaka Mikoto]] > [[Akiyama Mio]] > Shana > [[Nagato Yuki]] > [[Eucliwood Hellscythe]] > [[Nakamura Yuri]] (2872-2301-1834-'''1581'''-1439-1259-462)
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*'''Final Necklace Score'''
  
*'''Final Necklace Score'''
 
**[[Tachibana Kanade]] > [[Nakano Azusa]] > [[Nagato Yuki]] > Shana > [[Eucliwood Hellscythe]] > [[Gokou Ruri (Kuroneko)]] > [[Aisaka Taiga]] (29.105-9.686-'''8.407'''-6.756-5.291-4.795-4.443}}
  
**[[Tachibana Kanade]] > [[Nakano Azusa]] > [[Nagato Yuki]] > Shana > [[Eucliwood Hellscythe]] > [[Gokou Ruri (Kuroneko)]] > [[Aisaka Taiga]] (29.105-9.686-'''8.407'''-6.756-5.291-4.795-4.443}}
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* {{rs}} 5th (45-0-4) {{hide|* Shana > [[Aisaka Taiga]] ('''3631'''-3215) / Sapphire Round 4
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* {{rs}} 5th (45-0-4){{hide|* Shana > [[Aisaka Taiga]] ('''3631'''-3215) / Sapphire Round 4
 
* Shana > [[Akiyama Mio]] ('''4927'''-4719) / Aquamarine Round 7
  
* Shana > [[Akiyama Mio]] ('''4927'''-4719) / Aquamarine Round 7
 
* Shana > [[Aragaki Ayase]] ('''4094'''-1798) / Diamond Round 3
  
* Shana > [[Aragaki Ayase]] ('''4094'''-1798) / Diamond Round 3
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** {{co}} {{2|Shana|'''4184'''|[[Tsutsukakushi Tsukiko]]|3799}}
  
** {{co}} {{2|Shana|'''4184'''|[[Tsutsukakushi Tsukiko]]|3799}}
 
** {{co}} {{2|[[Aoyama Nanami]]|3235|Shana|'''2829'''}}
  
** {{co}} {{2|[[Aoyama Nanami]]|3235|Shana|'''2829'''}}
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** {{co}} {{2|[[Tokisaki Kurumi]]|4456|Shana|'''4078'''}}
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'''''Other mentions:'''''
  
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** {{co}} {{2|[[Yoshino (DAL)|Yoshino]]|4803|Shana|'''4434'''}}
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Shana has the ISML's record of won exactly 300 matches and is the first contestant to ever reach that many wins.
  
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==== <span style="font-size:15px;">Jewel Box</span>====
  
==== <span style="font-size:15px;">Jewel Box</span>====
   
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Winner-aquamarine-2008-shana.jpg|<p style="text-align:center;">2008 Aquamarine Necklace</p>|link=http://images.wikia.com/saimoe/images/a/a4/Aquamarine-2008-Shana.jpg
  
Winner-aquamarine-2008-shana.jpg|<p style="text-align:center;">2008 Aquamarine Necklace</p>|link=http://images.wikia.com/saimoe/images/a/a4/Aquamarine-2008-Shana.jpg
 
Winner-sapphire-2009-shana.jpg|<p style="text-align:center;">2009 Sapphire Necklace</p>|link=http://images.wikia.com/saimoe/images/9/9f/Winner-sapphire-2009.jpg
  
Winner-sapphire-2009-shana.jpg|<p style="text-align:center;">2009 Sapphire Necklace</p>|link=http://images.wikia.com/saimoe/images/9/9f/Winner-sapphire-2009.jpg
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Winner-diamond-2010-shana.jpg|<p style="text-align:center;">2010 Diamond Necklace</p>|link=http://images.wikia.com/saimoe/images/8/86/Winner-diamond-2010.jpg
  
Winner-diamond-2010-shana.jpg|<p style="text-align:center;">2010 Diamond Necklace</p>|link=http://images.wikia.com/saimoe/images/8/86/Winner-diamond-2010.jpg
 
Winner-ruby-2011-shana.jpg|<p style="text-align:center;">2011 Ruby Necklace</p>|link=http://images.wikia.com/saimoe/images/8/83/Winner-ruby-2011.jpg
  
Winner-ruby-2011-shana.jpg|<p style="text-align:center;">2011 Ruby Necklace</p>|link=http://images.wikia.com/saimoe/images/8/83/Winner-ruby-2011.jpg
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Winner-amethyst-2016.png|2016 Amethyst Necklace
 
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==External Links==
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{{female major champions}}
 
[[Category:Character Pages]]
  
[[Category:Character Pages]]
 
[[Category:Black Hair]]
  
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[[Category:Necklace Winner]]
  
[[Category:Necklace Winner]]
 
[[Category:Rie Kugimiya]]
  
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Revision as of 10:40, 14 September 2020

Shana ★

Shana portrait

Shana ln portrait

Shana profile

Unquenchable Flame
Chinese 夏娜
Japanese シャナ
Korean 샤나
Other names Flame-haired Blazing-eyed Hunter
Anime Shakugan no Shana
Anime Debut Fall 2005
Voiced by Rie Kugimiya Japan
Cherami Leigh United States of America
Best Results
Isml logo ISML Main: ★ Champion (2016)
ToC: ???
J-Saimoe Semi-finals (2006)
K. Best Moe Runner-up (2007)
ISML record
Main Tournament 2008: LB Rd 4 (6th)
2009: Runner-up
2010: 3rd (LB Final)
2011: Runner-up
2012: R16 (10th)
2013: Nova Playoffs (N-9th)
2014: R16 (12th)
2015: RS (Ste. 19th)
Tournament of Champions 2017:
2018:
2019:
2020:
2021:
2022:
2023:
2024:
Necklaces 7 Necklaces Aquamarine Amethyst Sapphire Sapphire Emerald Ruby Diamond
Aquamarine (2008)
Amethyst (2016)
Sapphire (2009, 2010)
Emerald (2010)
Ruby (2011)
Diamond (2010)
r/anime contest record
Best Girl BG1:
BG2:
BG3:
BG4:
BG5:
BG6:
BG7:
BG8:
BG9:
BG10:
Best Character BCh1:
BCh2:
BCh3:
BCh4:
BCh5:
Defunct Majors Record
J-Saimoe 2007: Rd 4
2008: Rd 4
2010: QF
2011: Rd 1
2012: QF
K. Best Moe 2006: Semi-finals
2008: Semi-finals
2012: R32
Other Contest Wins
Exists

Shana is the main female protagonist and the titular character of Yashichiro Takahashi's light novel series Shakugan no Shana, and its anime adaptaion by J.C. Staff.

The eponymous Flame Haze was once a powerhouse in the olden days of J-Saimoe and Korea Best Moe, spending much of her early years as a favorite to win these types of contests. However, Shana's career is marked by a long history of broken promises and heartbreaking defeats, and both contests eventually became defunct without her winning in either of them.

After the demise of J-Saimoe and KBM, ISML was considered Shana's last chance for championship glory, as it was the only remaining major tournament where she still has a chance to win. The blazing-eyed hunter eventually extingished her past demons in 2016, winning the Heavenly Tiara after 8 years.

Shana is one of the most successful girls in the International Saimoe League, securing a record-high 7 necklaces, appearing in three finals (2009, 2010, and 2016), and becoming the first girl to reach 300 regular season wins. However, she is currently one of the worst-performing girls in ISML's Tournament of Champions contest.





History

Shana is the namesake of the anime archetype known as "Shana Clones", because she popularized the concept of a female character defined by these characteristics:

  • Short, petite physical stature, with long hair and a flat chest. May border on loli.
  • Wears thigh-highs showing grade-A "Zettai Ryouiki".
  • Is either rich, or possesing supernatural powers, or both.
  • Most importantly: the character is a tsundere, the main character's love interest, and voiced by Rie Kugimiya, who is often typecast to this kind of roles.

This type of character proved very popular with anime fans, and by 2006 Shana blazed a trail (pun intended) in the Saimoe Tournaments, reaching the semi-finals of both Japanese and Korean contests in her first year. She would establish a constant presence in both of these tournaments, always appearing in the latter rounds for the better parts, but unfortunately, she would end up never winning any of them.


Among these harrowing losses includes one of the closest ever finals match in a major tournament: a loss against Hinagiku Katsura in Korea's 2007 edition by a score of 2013-2015, a vote difference of just 2 votes. Hinagiku would later steal Shana's championship again in the same fashion in ISML 2009, torturing the Flame Haze by a score of 2106-2117, a margin of just 11 votes. Shana would later return to the finals two years later, only to lose in a heated match-up against the super-charged Mikoto Misaka by a score of 8052-9208.

Shana continues to perform decently well in ISML's Nova / Stella Era, reaching the postseason from 2012-2014, but her chances for Tiara contention have been sidelined in favor of other girls from more popular series; and she entered a state of decline in 2015 because she failed to make the postseason that year.

All is not lost however, as the Nova / Stella era divisions were merged, a new tournament format started to emerge in ISML 2016. The year saw a drop in voters, making the 2016 edition's numbers on par with ISML's early years. Shana's strength was reignited in this year, winning the Amethyst necklace (her first in 5 years) and finished as the 2nd seed in the regular season. In the final group stage, she finished first in Group B, before defeating Rin, Yukino, and surprise finalist Illya in the playoffs. After a decade of chasing major championships, she finally attained the most prestigious prize she rightfully deserves: the 2016 Heavenly Tiara.

Shana is virtually unknown in Bilibili Moe and r/anime's Best Girl Contest.

Trivia

  • Shana is the only girl to have the most finals appearances in all of the major tournaments (four), with three of them being losses (KBM 2007, ISML 2009, and ISML 2011) and the last one being a win (ISML 2016).
  • Shana currently holds the record-most number of pure necklace rounds won in International Saimoe League, winning a total of seven (7) necklaces. The majority of them came from the double-elimination era (2008-2010) which includes three wins from 2010, the most in a single year.  She is the reason why from 2011 onwards, girls can't win multiple necklaces on the same year.
  • If Nova and Stella Circlet gems are counted, then she is tied for first with 7 gems won, together with Kanade Tachibana (5 necklaces, 2 circlets) and Mashiro Shiina (6 necklaces, 1 circlet).
  • Shana has the ISML's record of 300 regular season wins, and is the first contestant to ever reach that many wins.


Match History

Anime Saimoe Tournament

2006

2007

2008

2010

2011

2012

Korea Best Moe Tournament

2006

2007

2008

2011

2012

International Saimoe League

2008

2009

2010

2011

  • Ruby Shana
  • Other Necklace Match
  • Regular season icon 5th (45-0-4)

2012

  • Regular season icon Stella 2nd (33-0-2)

2013

  • Regular season icon Stella 7th (28-0-7)

2014


Jewel Box




External Links

Female Major Champions
ISML ★ 2008: Fate Testarossa Fate Testarossa · 2009: Hinagiku Katsura Hinagiku Katsura · 2010: Mio kon Mio Akiyama · 2011: Mikoto Mikoto Misaka · 2012: Kanade Kanade Tachibana · 2013: Ruri Gokou Ruri Gokou · 2014: Kotori Itsuka Kotori Itsuka · 2015: Eru Eru Chitanda · 2016: Shana Shana · 2017: Megumi Katou Megumi Katou · 2018: Rem Rem · 2019: Violet Violet Evergarden · 2020: Yukino Yukino Yukinoshita · 2021: Elaina Elaina · 2022: ??
AnimeBracket Best Girl ★ BG1: Kurisu Kurisu Makise · BG2: Yukino Yukino Yukinoshita · BG3: Mikoto Mikoto Misaka · BG4: Rin tohsaka Rin Tohsaka · BG5: Rem Rem · BG6: Asuna Asuna Yuuki · BG7: Kaguya Kaguya Shinomiya · BG8: Maisan Mai Sakurajima · BG9: Hayasaka 3 Ai Hayasaka · BG10: ??
Best Char. ☆ † BCh2: Hitagi Hitagi Senjougahara · BCh3: Shinobu Oshino Shinobu Oshino
Bilibili Moe † Japan ★ 2015: Saber Saber · 2016: Rem Rem · 2017: Mash Kyrielight Mash Kyrielight · 2018: Cardcaptor Sakura Kinomoto
China ★ 2016: Tushan susu Tushan Susu · 2017: Su mucheng Su Mucheng · 2018: Kagura onmyoji Kagura (Onmyoji)
Anime Saimoe ☆ † 2002: Cardcaptor Sakura Kinomoto · 2003: Riku Harada Riku Harada · 2004: Rosemary Applefield Rosemary Applefield · 2005: Nanoha Takamachi Nanoha Takamachi · 2006: Suiseiseki Suiseiseki · 2007: Rika Furude Rika Furude · 2008: Kagami Hiiragi Kagami Hiiragi · 2009: Taiga Taiga Aisaka · 2010: Azusa Nakano Azusa Nakano · 2011: Mami Tomoe Mami Tomoe · 2012: Toki Onjouji Toki Onjouji · 2013: Madoka Madoka Kaname · 2014: Nodoka Haramura Nodoka Haramura + Saki Miyanaga Saki Miyanaga (co-winners)
Korea Best Moe ☆ † 2006: Suiseiseki Suiseiseki · 2007: Hinagiku Katsura Hinagiku Katsura · 2008: Holo Holo · 2009: Taiga Taiga Aisaka · 2010: Mio kon Mio Akiyama · 2011: Homura Homura Akemi · 2012: Hitagi Hitagi Senjougahara
Aketo ★ 2014: Chiyo s Chiyo Sakura · 2016: Rem Rem · 2017: Chino Chino Kafuu · 2018: Megumi Katou Megumi Katou · 2019: Maisan Mai Sakurajima · 2020: Elaina Elaina · 2021: Yukina m Yukina Minato · 2022: ??
Legend: † Defunct, ‡ Hiatus / Unknown fate
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