__Height:__ 167 cm

A third-year student and the leader of the Gessen Girls’ Academy shinobi.

Her grandfather Kurokage was a rival to the legendary ninja Hanzō. She lost her parents when she was young, so Kurokage raised her along with the other Gessen girls.

Her name means "snowy spring" in Japanese, which may have subconsciously contributed to her cool personality and fighting style. She believes that cuteness is justice.

A letter arrives at Death Cram School. Inside is a an invitation to a spa resort. 
Yumi declares to the four excited girls that, "No. This is evil itself," points out that they are slacking off too much. Shiki proposes, "When opinions are divided, it's time for boob rock-paper-scissors!" and then wins so they all go to the pool. 
 
There, girls from Hanzoo Academy, Homura Crimson Squad, and Hebijo Clandestine Girls' Academy also come, but Asuka says, "Let's have fun together today" and they call a temporary truce. 
 
However, a trivial matter sets off a sour quarrel and, at Yumi's suggestion, they settle it with a showdown in the style of the ancient shinobi.
 
(Source: Anime News Network)


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The second season of Senran Kagura. 
Girls study at schools for modern shinobi. They dedicate their entire young lives to learning to become true shinobi, battling each other to polish their skills. And then one day, Asuka, whose grandfather is a legendary shinobi, encounters an ancient evil being named a "Youma" in the back alleys of Tokyo at Christmas time. 
 
Where there is light, there is shadow. Over 28 of the strongest and most well-endowed ninjas in history, both good and evil, will collide in a battle to determine true justice. And this deadly battle begins... right now. 
(Source: Crunchyroll, edited)

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Mallorie Rodak is a voice actress operating out of Dallas, TX. She has a Masters degree from SMU and two Bachelor degrees from Drury University. Mallorie was nominated for Breakthrough Voice Actress of the Year in 2014 and won the Lone Star Emmy Award. Additionally, she has also worked as an advertising strategist.