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Anastasia Romanova is a member of the Offscourings and a villain in Drifters by Kouta Hirano. She is the youngest daughter of the last Russian Tsar, Nicholas II. When she was seventeen, Anastasia and her family were shot by a Bolshevik firing squad. She has the supernatural ability to create blizzards.

History

to be added

Personality

Anastasia is depicted as an emotionless woman with little interest in the war between the Ends and Drifters. She apparently has some attachment to Jeanne, as Rasputin noted that she was angered that Jeanne was hurt during her battle against Toyohisa. She is cold blooded and won't hesitate to follow any orders given to her by the Black King. Anastasia is almost never seen without Rasputin by her side. She seems to be able to speak her mind freely with him. Anastasia and Joan appear to be each other's polar opposites, the former cool and collected and the latter hot-tempered and rash. At times this contrast leads to disagreements between the two, especially on the subject of the Drifters. Yet despite their differences, Rasputin implies that Shimazu Toyohisa's treatment of Joan nevertheless angered Anastasia—a suggestion that the grand duchess immediately denies.

Trivia

She was voiced by Junko Kitanishi (Japanese), Circé Lethem (French) and Rachel Robinson (English).

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-|type of villain = ???}}This version of '''Anastasia Romanova''' serves as a villainess in Kouta hirano's new work Drifters and serves with the Offscourings.She is the youngest daughter of the last Russian tsar, Nicholas II. Anastasia and her family were shot by a Bolshevik firing squad when Anastasia was seventeen. She has the supernatural ability to create blizzards. Anastasia is depicted as an emotionless
+|type of villain = ???}}'''Anastasia Romanova''' is a member of the [[Offscourings]] and a villain in Drifters by Kouta Hirano. She is the youngest daughter of the last Russian Tsar, Nicholas II. When she was seventeen, Anastasia and her family were shot by a Bolshevik firing squad. She has the supernatural ability to create blizzards.
+== History ==
-woman with little interest in the war between the Ends and Drifters. She
+''to be added''
-<nowiki> </nowiki>apparently has some attachment to Jeanne, as Rasputin noted that she was angered that Jeanne was hurt during her battle against Toyohisa.She is cold blooded and won't hesitate to follow any orders given to her by the Black King.Anastasia is almost never seen without Rasputin by her side. She seems to be able to speak her mind freely with him.Anastasia and Joan appear to be each other's polar opposites, the former cool and collected and the latter hot-tempered and rash. At times this
-contrast leads to disagreements between the two, especially on the subject of the Drifters. Yet despite their differences, Rasputin implies that Shimazu Toyohisa's treatment of Joan nevertheless angered Anastasia—a suggestion that the grand duchess immediately denies.
+== Personality ==
+Anastasia is depicted as an emotionless woman with little interest in the war between the Ends and Drifters. She apparently has some attachment to Jeanne, as [[Grigori Rasputin (Drifters)|Rasputin]] noted that she was angered that Jeanne was hurt during her battle against Toyohisa. She is cold blooded and won't hesitate to follow any orders given to her by the Black King. Anastasia is almost never seen without Rasputin by her side. She seems to be able to speak her mind freely with him. Anastasia and [[Joan of Arc (Drifters)|Joan]] appear to be each other's polar opposites, the former cool and collected and the latter hot-tempered and rash. At times this contrast leads to disagreements between the two, especially on the subject of the Drifters. Yet despite their differences, Rasputin implies that Shimazu Toyohisa's treatment of Joan nevertheless angered Anastasia—a suggestion that the grand duchess immediately denies.
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