Soul Eater Evans
Soul Evans (ソウル=エヴァンス, Sōru Evansu?)—better known as Soul Eater (ソウル=イーター, Sōru Ītā?)—is a demon scythe and the partner of Maka Albarn, and the main male protagonist. His weapon form has a-red and-black blade and an eye near its heel which expresses his emotions. He has a laid-back and nonchalant personality and tries to maintain a "cool" attitude, but oftentimes ends up embarrassing himself instead. He tends to bicker with Maka over unimportant things from time to time, but is fiercely loyal to her and has more than once displayed his will to die for his friends' safety. He also fights to resist the madness-inducing effects of black blood, which takes the form of a little demon who appears within his subconscious, after he is slashed in the chest by Ragnarok and infected with the Demon Sword's blood. As a member of a renowned family of musicians, Soul is a talented pianist, but used his discovery of his weapon powers as an excuse to break ties from the family tradition and pursue the goal of becoming the most powerful death scythe ever. He dislikes being compared to his older brother Wes, a famous violinist, and is often reluctant to play music for other people. He can use this talent when resonating his soul wavelength with others, playing the piano within his soul to drastically enhance their power. He manages to become a death scythe after defeating Arachne with Maka and eating her soul. Since becoming a death scythe Soul has shown the ability to form a scythe on his arm with piano keys to attack with sound waves. He is also able to find the rhythm of his enemies attacks and use what he calls "Soul Hack" to take control of that opponents ability. In the Japanese version of the series, he is voiced by Sōichirō Hoshi in the 2005 drama CD, and by Kōki Uchiyama in the anime. In the English dub, he is voiced by Micah Solusod.ep. 1
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