Crona

Name: Crona Gorgon
Age: 15 years old — same age range as Maka and Soul at the beginning of the story.
Height: 1.65
Weight: 47 kg
Species: Human
Genre: Ambiguous

Crona (クロナ, Kurona) is a character from Soul Eater. Under the alias Demon Sword Technician (魔剣士, Makenshi), Crona is a Ragnarok Technician. Her biological mother is Medusa Gorgon. Initially seeking to become a Kishin along with her Demon Weapon, Crona serves as a recurring antagonist in the story.
Hair: Pale pink/lilac
Eyes: Reddish
Weapon: Ragnarok
Affiliation: Shibusen (later)
Ability: Black Blood
Partner in arms: Ragnarok

Chrona wears a long-sleeved black dress, simple black shoes, and prominent thigh-high stockings. She has small silver brooches on her wrists as accessories. In the anime adaptation, Chrona has pale pink hair with a slight magenta tint, while in the manga it is light pink. Her hair is short and styled with bangs, though two strands stick out. Chrona has pale skin and appears to be of average height. Her eyes are light blue in both the anime and manga, though in other illustrations she is depicted with dark blue eyes. When Ragnarok takes control, Chrona's eyes turn black. Due to her introverted, shy, and mysterious nature, Chrona is portrayed as rather expressionless. In most of her scenes, Chrona doesn't display many expressions, except during action sequences.

In her childhood, Chrona's appearance is similar to what it is today, with the difference that her dress is adorned with a diamond pattern at the end of her black dress.

After being "reformed" by Medusa, Chrona and the "Black Clown" became completely fused, resulting in Chrona's dress being covered with silver pieces on the shoulders, waist, and part of the hips and thighs. The Black Clown's two arms protrude from Chrona's fused body, making it appear as if Chrona has four arms.

Chrona is a very naive and submissive person, constantly harassed by Ragnarok, who slaps her on the head and threatens to take away her food. Chrona dislikes fighting (frequently unable to overcome any obstacle she faces), but Medusa often instills a spell in Chrona's mind that increases her aggression.

Chrona is so negative about everything that, after writing a poem, it was so depressing that she managed to send Black Star, Maka, Marie, Soul, and Sid into a corner after they read it, repeating the phrase "I regret being born" (Sid mentions "I regret being resurrected"). Chrona tries to adjust to interacting with more people, which can take some time due to Medusa's abusive treatment. Chrona generally stays in a corner of any room, and will cower if scared, calling the corner of her own room 'Mr. Corner'.

Chrona mostly interacts with others only when Maka is present, due to Maka being able to synchronize with Chrona's soul wave to be understanding and calming when necessary. Due to her lack of interaction with other people (aside from eating their souls), Chrona has virtually no experience interacting with others, hence Chrona's repeated phrase, "I don't know how to deal with this."

When Medusa returns, Chrona acts as a spy, but still considers Maka her friend. Medusa claims that Arachne captured Chrona, and that she will be a living sacrifice, a claim that is later disproved when it is revealed that it is Medusa who has Chrona in her possession.

In the manga, Chrona was discovered by the AMAM, and she had to return to Medusa, who continued to use her for her own purposes. At this point, Chrona had a much colder personality, although she hadn't yet forgotten her friendship with Maka.

When Crona first meets Maka, he mentions "that he's not good at talking to girls" repeatedly.

Since Chrona shares their body with another entity, the soul of the apparent Technician seems different from many other characters, as Maka Albarn and Death the Kid have seen. Chrona's soul appears to have merged with Ragnarok's, seeing each other as respective Technician and Weapon. These two technicians and Black Star have seen or felt how powerful Chrona's soul is: large, and strong enough to push them with blizzards. In the anime, Chrona's soul is purple, like that of many witches, although there is no confirmation that Chrona is indeed a witch.

Later, when Chrona is able to execute the "Mad Fusion" with the "Black Clown," Chrona's soul takes on a different appearance, resembling a mixture of the souls of Chrona, Ragnarok, and the Black Clown. The soul appears to have a dripping black hood, with arrows crossing the soul and filling it, and a jagged, energy-formed explosion emanating from it. The soul looks like a combination of Ragnarok's face and the Black Hood, with an X marked on its face like Ragnarok's, with other similar predominant characteristics of Ragnarok, such as the orbs in its mouth, long, jagged teeth, except for an accessory on top of it, which is more similar to what the Black Clown has on its head.

Background
Chrona's past is unknown. He has had "Black Blood" implanted in his body since childhood. His demonic weapon is known as Ragnarok. Medusa Gordon forced Chrona to repay both good and evil souls, resulting in abuse from her and his weapon's companion.

• Maka Albarn
  Maka was Chrona's first friend, after saving him from his sense of despair and isolation when Medusa tried to revive the Kishin. At a certain point, Chrona takes trial courses at Shibusen to learn the proper way to be a Meister.

The Soul Eater universe is a world where humans, demon weapons, witches, and supernatural beings coexist under the protection of Shibusen, an academy founded and run by the Shinigami-sama. Its purpose is to maintain the balance of the world and prevent madness and evil from spreading.

In this world, there are Meisters, humans capable of wielding demonic weapons, and the weapons themselves, people who can transform into weapons. They form pairs to combat threats and collect souls. When a weapon consumes 99 corrupted human souls and the soul of a witch, it can become a Death Scythe, a weapon worthy of being used by a Shinigami.

Souls are fundamental. Every being possesses a spiritual wavelength that can be perceived, manipulated, and synchronized. Meisters and weapons can perform soul resonances to combine their powers and greatly enhance their capabilities. Witches possess magic and are traditionally at odds with Shibusen, though this relationship changes over time.

Madness is one of the world's greatest threats. It arises from energies capable of altering the mind and soul, transforming a person into a dangerous being. There are different forms of madness, related to various obsessions or influences. Asura, the original Kishin, represents one of the most powerful manifestations of this force.

The world is also inhabited by Shinigami, Kishin, demons, and monsters, as well as supernatural objects and dimensions. Death doesn't work exactly the same way for humans either, as Shinigami possess a much more powerful and longer lifespan.

Throughout history, the line between good and evil becomes less clear. Shibusen seeks to protect humanity, but its methods are not always perfect. Conflicts between witches, Shinigami, humans, and beings afflicted by madness constantly threaten the balance.

Shibusen (short for Shinigami Weapon and Technician Vocational School in Japanese) or Amam (Death Weapon Master Academy) in Spanish is an institute created by Shinigami-sama that was built so that the kishin would not awaken again, and so that humans with weapon blood could train to become Death Scythes, and be used by a shinigami, with the help of a demon weapon technician.

There are two general progress plans at the academy:

-NOT: Normally Overcome target

-TEA: Talent Especially Advanced.

In the Soul Eater universe, a Meister, also known as a Technician, is someone who can wield and synchronize with a Demon Weapon. Meisters possess a soul wavelength that they can combine with their weapon's to enhance its capabilities. Their primary role is to combat supernatural threats, confront witches, and collect souls. Each Meister develops a unique fighting style based on their weapon's characteristics and abilities.
A Demon Weapon is a human being capable of transforming fully or partially into a weapon. Although they take the form of a weapon during combat, they retain their own personality, consciousness, and ability to communicate. Weapons can take different forms, such as swords, scythes, spears, or pistols, depending on their nature. They are not mere objects: they are living beings who fight alongside their Meister and must maintain perfect synchronization with them.
The connection between them is based on their souls. When the wavelengths of a Meister and a Demon Weapon align, they can perform a Soul Resonance, greatly increasing their power and allowing them to use special techniques. The better their synchronization and mutual trust, the more effective the team will be.
Demonic Weapons can evolve by consuming souls. A Meister and weapon pair typically collects 99 corrupted human souls and one witch soul. When the weapon consumes all of them, it reaches the Death Scythe state, becoming an elite weapon capable of being used by a Shinigami.
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