Is there any character like that?

[nablator]

In the past I investigated the possibility of two distinct versions of EVA-L and EVA-Y based on their top being a smooth curve or a distinct angle. 

The problem with these features, they mostly exist on a continuum. E.g., here I highlighted the two extremes of L, but if these are two distinct characters (they do look quite different), it's very hard to sort the rest of them into two respective groups.

The right part of l, like o, can be more or less angular or round.

For l, there is a variant that was identified as a separate character in the Ardic (Turkish) solution: the one with the short left leg.

Variants of l that are never identified AFAIK are the low and high variants. The low variant has the top if its loop aligned with o, as in the two first ol in the last line of your image, the loop of the high variant goes significantly higher and the end of the 2nd stroke aligns with the baseline. But yes, it's a continuum, sometimes it's impossible to decide which of the two variants it is.