| Virginia Maxwell Wild Arms |
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| Background |
| Full name |  |
Virginia Maxwell |
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| Series | Wild Arms | ||
| D.o.B / Age | 18yr | ||
| Height | Not know | ||
| B / W / H | Not known | ||
| Weight | 49kg | ||
| Bloodtype | Not known | ||
| Likes | Being a Drifter | ||
| Dislikes | Not known | ||
| Affiliated Characters | Anastasia Rune Valeria, Beatrice, Cecilia Lynne Adlehyde, Jane Maxwell, Lilka Eleniak, Marivel Armitage, Raquel Applegate, Rebecca Streisand | ||
| Family | Werner Maxwell (father), Ekatrina Maxwell (mother, deceased) | ||
| Background Info | Though Virgina is the only girl in her team, she is the leader of Clive, Jet, and Gallows. She becomes a drifter after fighting against a Gob gang that had been raiding her home's supplies. Initially she seeks to find information on Werner Maxwell, her long-lost father, but finds herself in a world saving quest against the mysterious Prophets. Virginia manages to hunt down her father, learning that he had taken in Jet at one point as an adopted son. This somewhat conflates the hint of romantic interest between the two characters, as the two discover that they have more in common than they thought. In the end, she decides to attempt to fulfill Werner's goals and save the world from decay. Virignia is also somewhat defined by her relationship with her adventurer rival, Maya Schröedinger, who chides her for her sense of justice. Virginia's earnest designs to do the right thing and her unflappable resolve eventually wins Maya and her team over, with them leaving on somewhat more friendly terms. (Source: Wikipedia) |
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