List of Legendz characters
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This is a list of characters from the Japanese multimedia franchise Legendz.
Characters in the anime
Humans
Shuzo "Shu" Matsutani (シュウゾウ・マツタニ, Shūzō Matsutani)
Voiced by: Akemi Okamura
He's the "Kaze no Saga" or "Saga of Wind". A very absent-minded, irresponsible 11-year-old boy who loves baseball (which he's bad at) and cute girls (which upsets Meg greatly). Shu seems to be an unlikely hero but proves his worth in the later episodes. His Legendz is Shiron the Windragon.
Meg Sprinkle (メグ・スプリンクル, Megu Supurinkuru)
Voiced by: Megumi Nasu
She's the "Mizu no Saga" or "Saga of Water". A pink-haired girl who is a friend of Shu. Her Legendz is Zuou the Bigfoot. Originally, she was comfortable with the idea of Legendz existing (normally Shiron hanging around with the kids) but as the series progresses, Meg begins to develop an intense dislike of them and fighting, because she feels that those are ruining the normal life she and her friends once had; she also admits to Legendz being physically frightening. She has a tendency to take pictures of people and things.
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