This page attempts to list all the references to Negima in other media. This includes items like manga, video games, movies, etc. Some are even rather surprising.
We are still finding new references even today, so if you know of any that are not listed here, please contact us!
Air Gear
A Little Bit of Courage...
In chapter 222 of the Air Gear manga, Negima's manga is brought up on pages 1 & 17. Apparently, the author of Air Gear is a fan of Negima's author, Ken Akamatsu.
Oh! Edo Rocket
Kid Wizard
There is a reference to Negima in the 22nd episode of Edo Rocket where an "anime about a ten year old wizard" is mentioned. What really makes the scene is that is breaks the fourth wall by mentioning the script-writers who worked on the English dub of the second season, which coincidentally is the voice actress playing the role. The man at the end is also played by the same voice actor of Negi.
Hayate the Combat Butler
Class Roster Hi-jinks
In the manga, Hayate the Combat Butler in chapter 148, on pages 9-11, the manga references Negima's roster, fit with a few nods to the details. Funnily enough, Hayate, student no. 20, shares the same spot as Kaede, who are both voiced by the same voice actor in Japan.
ef: Tale of Memories & Melodies
Cosplay Fun
In the anime series, ef: Tales of Memories, there's a part in episode 6 where various school uniforms are shown. The Mahora outfit from the second TV season of Negima!? is referenced. Both these shows were animated by Shaft.
I've Seen that Frog Before...
In episode 9. when going on a date, Chihiro and Renji go to an arcade. In one of the claw machines, a Motsu plush can be seen making an appearance.
So Long, Mr. Despair
Familiar Hairstyles
In episode 1, during specific shots, there are characters with hairstyles resembling Setsuna Sakurazaki and Kazumi Asakura.
A Full Collection
While visiting Komori's home in episode 2, Fuura offers her dolls. When the camera zooms in, you can see they resemble the cast of Negima.
That's a Nice Hat
Episode 2 , when in Tsunetsuki's ex-boyfriend's apartment, a certain shot shows a nod to the green amphibian, Motsu, from the second anime series, Negima!?
Am I in the Wrong Classroom...?
There's a brief shot that references the classroom layout of class 3-A in the Negima!? adaptation in episode 4. It even includes certain hairstyles and other characteristics of the characters.
Modern Day Picasso
At the end of episode 4, there are panty shots of Kaere Kimura, who is voiced by Yu Kobayashi, who also happens to be the voice actor of Setsuna Sakurazaki.
As you may notice of Kaere's panties, there is a crude drawing of both Setsuna and a chupacabra. It's drawn by Yu Kobayashi. Due to the voice actor's "unique" art style, it's a running gag to use her drawings in shows she voices in. Her drawings have been present in Negima as well.
Double Trouble
When at the convention, several groups can be seen carrying Schichimi and Motsu bags in episode 7.
In addition, about midway through the episode, "Pi Kid" is seen wearing a Schichimi shirt. Later in the scene, the design changes to Motsu.
Chupacabra Party!
Seen in episode 9, there's a shot with three scrolls at the top of the classroom that read "Chu - pa - T" is a reference to the chupracabra T-shirts Asuna and Negi's allies are seen wearing through the Negima!? series.
"Negipa", which is written on the chalkboard, is a nod to the Negipa (or Negima Party Book) series released for the manga.
Mirrors
Where Did This Prop Come From?
In the 2008 horror movies, Mirrors, a Negima wallscroll can be seen in Michael's room with other anime posters. This is actually an official piece of Negima merch released by Great Eastern Entertainment.
Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku
Why Are These Not Real Figures?
While exploring Nifuji's apartment in episode 3, Momose looks through Nefuji's figure collection. Two of these figures are characters from Negima. His collection features both Kaede Nagase and Ayaka Yukihiro.
Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart
Knock on Wood
There's a level in this game featuring a giant tree. If you are familiar with Norse cosmology, you may be aware a giant "World Tree" is something you see pop up in media from time-to-time, such as the Dragon Quest series. However, it is believed this particular game's tree is a nod to Negima. Not only is the tree in the center of a city, much like Mahora City, but further evidence supporting this is that in Noire, there are rumors that confessing under the tree will ensure your love. The same plot point was part of a story segment in Negima, so while this may necessarily be a reference, there is enough of a case to include it here.