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{{Character infobox|image=Rockliger illu.png|age=18, but her spirit is nearly 200|aliases=None|specie=[[Chimera|Chimeric]] [[raccoon]]|height=1.78m|weight=87kg|zalmi=19302m|story thematics= | {{Character infobox|image=Rockliger illu.png|age=18, but her spirit is nearly 200|aliases=None|specie=[[Chimera|Chimeric]] [[raccoon]]|height=1.78m|weight=87kg|zalmi=19302m|story thematics=So far above it all that nothing make her feel anything anymore.}} | ||
'''Julia RockLiger''' is a historic figure in the [[wolf country]], known for her numerous analyses of the speed of light, her theories on [[Limit of magic|the limit of magic]] and [[Allegory of the camera|the allegory of the camera]]. | '''Julia RockLiger''' is a historic figure in the [[wolf country]], known for her numerous analyses of the speed of light, her theories on [[Limit of magic|the limit of magic]] and [[Allegory of the camera|the allegory of the camera]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:37, 27 November 2024
Julia RockLiger is a historic figure in the wolf country, known for her numerous analyses of the speed of light, her theories on the limit of magic and the allegory of the camera.
Distinctive traits
Haughty with weak animals
Relationships
Nermal
Mai Coccolo
Level of power
Physical capabilities
Powers
Main stories
- RockLiger at the Wolf Tournament - How Julia RockLiger first made her strength known and humiliated a whole specie known for its strength.
- Space light - Julia RockLiger travels into space for the first time with her powers and realizes how insignificant everything really is.
Quotes
I had not envisaged that the spectators would take me for a magician specialized in illusions. But I pulled myself together, after all, if they were whispering, they were afraid of me.
Trivia
- RockLiger's character was inspired by Musashi Miyamoto in Baki.
- Julia was originally supposed to have a sword that could reach the speed of light, not her.