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Legato Bluesummers

Japanese name	レガート・ブルーサマーズ
Alternate spelling
Age
Born
Alias
Race	Human
Height
Hair Color	Cornflower Blue
Eye Color	Golden Yellow
Gender	Male
Occupation	Knives' second-in-command Gung-Ho-Guns' de facto leader
Affiliation
First appearance	DIABLO (disambiguation)
Last appearance	SIN (disambiguation) ^on-screen UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE ^{In Flashback}
First manga appearance
Last manga appearance
First anime appearance
Last anime appearance
First Stampede appearance
Last Stampede appearance
Japanese voice actor	Toshihiko Seki
English voice actor	Richard Cansino

Legato Bluesummers is one of the main characters in Trigun (1998 anime). He does not appear in Trigun: Badlands Rumble.

Biography

1998 anime

Character

Appearance

Personality

Legato is a "straw nihilist" - colloquially, he's an "edgelord" or a "Debbie Downer".

Occupation

Legato serves as Knives' second-in-command and the de facto leader of the Gung-Ho-Guns (he is the first Gung-Ho-Gun). His primary job is to cause Vash eternal pain and suffering on Knives' behalf, presumably for injuring him during the events that annihilated July.

Family

He has no canonical family.

Relationships

Legato's relationship to Knives is that of a devoted worshipper and faithful servant. His relationship to Vash is that of a bully or antagonist. His relationship to the Gung-Ho-Guns is that of "boss" (though Midvalley the Hornfreak serves as a kind of personal assistant). His relationship to himself is one of loathing and contempt. Legato does not have a relationship with the insurance girls, except to take them hostage in order to provoke Vash into shooting him. He has no canonical lovers.

Weapons

Non-Canon

Development

Gallery

Get some Legatos in here.

Notes

Appearances

Trigun (1998)

Episodes

DIABLO (disambiguation)
DEMONS EYE
FIFTH MOON (disambiguation)
FLYING SHIP
OUT OF TIME
ALTERNATIVE
PARADISE
SIN (disambiguation)
LIVE THROUGH (Flashback only, reused footage)
UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE (Flashback only, reused footage)

Opening Credits

Preview Only

Film

The events of Trigun: Badlands Rumble take place before Legato is introduced.

Audio Dramas

References

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-{{Character Info|img=Wolfwood_98Anime.png|subj=Nicholas D. Wolfwood|ja_va=Sho Hayami|en_va=Jeff Nimoy <sup>[[Trigun (1998 anime)|1998]]</sup><br>Brad Hawkins <sup>[[Trigun: Badlands Rumble|film]]</sup>|ja_kanji=ニコラス・D・ウルフウッド|first=[[MURDER MACHINE]]|last=[[PARADISE]] <sup><i>on-screen</i></sup><br>[[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE]] <sup><i>voice</i></sup>|race=Human|hair=Black|eye=Blue|gender=Male|occupation=Priest, gunman}}
+{{Character Info
+|img=image.png
+|subj=Legato Bluesummers
+|ja_va= Toshihiko Seki
+|en_va=Richard Cansino
+|ja_kanji=レガート・ブルーサマーズ
+|first=[[DIABLO]]
+|last=[[SIN]] <sup><i>on-screen</i></sup><br>[[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE]] <sup><i>In Flashback</i></sup>
+|race=Human
+|hair=Cornflower Blue
+|eye=Golden Yellow
+|gender=Male
+|occupation=Knives' second-in-command<br>Gung-Ho-Guns' de facto leader
+}}
-Nicholas D. Wolfwood is one of the main characters of [[Trigun (1998 anime)]] and [[Trigun: Badlands Rumble]].
+Legato Bluesummers is one of the main characters in [[Trigun (1998 anime)]]. He does not appear in [[Trigun: Badlands Rumble]].
 == Biography ==
 === 1998 anime ===<!-- his life as told in 98 anime and role in the story -->
-Wolfwood first shot a gun at the age of 7 to kill his abusive guardian. He ended up under the tutelage of Chapel the Evergreen, and was strictly and intensively trained as a gunman.
-As an adult, he started an orphanage in December so other kids didn't have to grow up in the same way he had. He found the work fulfilling and finally felt like he was doing something good for the world.
-Wolfwood began working for Knives and the Gung-Ho Guns with Chapel.
-When traveling to May City, Wolfwood's motorcycle broke down in the middle of the desert. He decided to continue traveling on foot while carrying his Punisher, but was unable to make it and collapsed. Wolfwood was saved when Vash spotted him from the window of the bus he was taking to May City. Once on the bus and given water to drink, Wolfwood met Meryl, Milly, and Vash.
-When the bus stopped for a short rest, Wolfwood had to beg the driver to allow him to ride, as he did not have enough money to afford both the fare and food. The bus driver allowed Wolfwood to ride at a reduced rate--although he did not take up Wolfwood's offer for a free confession with his portable confessional. Vash asked if the confessional was part of his gospel. Wolfwood replied that it was not, instead just for business as he needed money to take care of the orphans back at his church in December. He explained he had left the church because he needed to make some money for them.
-When noticing two children, Tania and Helen, complaining to their mother that they were hungry, Wolfwood offered two of his three meal bars--his only food--to them. The children and their mother were very grateful for his kindness and generosity. Wolfwood saw Vash had been watching the exchange and said he was "surprised that [he] could smile like that." Vash seemed confused, and Wolfwood elaborated that he'd noticed although Vash had been friendly and smiling before, it seemed empty, like he was "hurting like crazy on the inside." He then urged Vash to pay for some time in his portable confessional. <!-- machine attack needs desciption here -->
-Back on the bus, Wolfwood attempted to treat the injured passenger. The mother suddenly shouted out for her daughter, Helen, who was missing. Both Vash and Wolfwood immediately leapt out of the moving bus to rescue the child.<!-- needs to be continued, also i may be going into too much detail. not sure.  -->
-===Badlands Rumble===<!-- his story in Badlands Rumble -->
-Wolfwood once again had become stranded in the desert. Weak and dehydrated, he struggled to put his only bill into a water vending machine, which refused to accept it. Gasback and his crew drove up to the vending machine. Gasback yelled at Wolfwood for being in his way and told him to go to the nearby cemetery if he wanted to die. Wolfwood feebly pleaded for them to break his bill.  One of Gasback's men pointed out the Punisher, which was laying on the ground nearby. The wrappings had become loose and the weapon inside was visible. Gasback made the decision not to steal the Punisher and instead rescued Wolfwood. In return for saving him, Wolfwood temporarily became Gasback's bodyguard, but only under the condition that he would not take part in any actual robberies.<!-- incomplete, will be continued. wanted to get it started. -->
 ==Character ==
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 ===Personality===
+Legato is a "straw nihilist" - colloquially, he's an "edgelord" or a "Debbie Downer".
 ===Occupation===
+Legato serves as Knives' second-in-command and the ''de facto'' leader of the Gung-Ho-Guns (he is the first Gung-Ho-Gun). His primary job is to cause Vash eternal pain and suffering on Knives' behalf, presumably for injuring him during the events that annihilated July.
 ===Family===
+He has no canonical family.
 ===Relationships===<!-- these are just example ones, more can be added/removed as seen relevant for character -->
+Legato's relationship to Knives is that of a devoted worshipper and faithful servant. His relationship to Vash is that of a bully or antagonist. His relationship to the Gung-Ho-Guns is that of "boss" (though Midvalley the Hornfreak serves as a kind of personal assistant). His relationship to himself is one of loathing and contempt. Legato does not have a relationship with the insurance girls, except to take them hostage in order to provoke Vash into shooting him. He has no canonical lovers.
 ==Weapons==
-===The Punisher ===<!-- mention both versions!! -->
-===Pistols===
 ==Non-Canon==<!-- audio dramas ? -->
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 ==Gallery==
 <gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
-File:TAB9.jpg|Wolfwood & Vash.
+File:image.jpg|Get some Legatos in here.
-File:Wolfwood 98Anime.png|Wolfwood is now alone.
 </gallery>
 ==Notes==
-* Wolfwood speaks with a Kansai regional dialect in the original Japanese audio.
 == Appearances==<!-- list of appearances, needs reformatting to be smaller. maybe collapsible lists?  -->
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 ====Episodes====
-*[[MURDER MACHINE]]
+*[[DIABLO]]
-*[[QUICK DRAW]]
+*[[DEMONS EYE]]
-*[[ESCAPE FROM PAIN]]
 *[[FIFTH MOON]]
-*[[GOODBYE FOR NOW]]
-*[[HANG FIRE]]
 *[[FLYING SHIP]]
 *[[OUT OF TIME]]
 *[[ALTERNATIVE]]
 *[[PARADISE]]
+*[[SIN]]
 *''[[LIVE THROUGH]]'' ''(Flashback only, reused footage)''
-*''[[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE]]'' ''(Flashback, reused footage; voice only)''
+*''[[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE]]'' ''(Flashback only, reused footage)''
 ====Opening Credits====
-*[[MURDER MACHINE]]
-*[[QUICK DRAW]]
-*[[ESCAPE FROM PAIN]]
-*[[GOODBYE FOR NOW]]
-*[[HANG FIRE]]
-*[[FLYING SHIP]]
-*[[OUT OF TIME]]
-*[[ALTERNATIVE]]
-*[[PARADISE]]
 ====''Preview Only''====
-*''[[AND BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY...]]''
-*''[[DIABLO]]*''
-*''[[DEMONS EYE]]''
-''*The preview clip featuring Wolfwood was recycled from [[MURDER MACHINE|episode 9]]. Despite being included in its preview, neither this clip nor Wolfwood himself appeared in [[Vash the Stampede (episode)|episode 13]].''
 ===Film===
+The events of [[Trigun: Badlands Rumble]] take place before Legato is introduced.
-*[[Trigun: Badlands Rumble]]
 ===Audio Dramas===
-*[[Trigun: The 2nd Donut Happy Pack]]
-**<!-- names of each drama he appears in here -->
 ==References==
 [[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
-[[Category:Trigun: Badlands Rumble]]
 [[Category:Characters]]