Character Profile: Wendy Marvell
Fields | USA Info | Japanese Info | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
Name | Wendy Marvell | Wendi Maberu |  |
Alias | Maiden of the Sky | Maiden of the Sky | |
· · · | Sky Sorceress | Sky Sorceress | |
Race | Human | Human | |
Gender | Female | Female | |
Age | 12 years old | 12 years old | |
Hair | Dark Blue | Dark Blue | |
Eyes | Brown | Brown | |
Height | |||
Weight | |||
Blood | Type Type B | Type Type B | |
Status | Fairy Tail Mage | Fairy Tail Mage | |
Quote | "I won't cry out like a weakling anymore, and I won't shed any more tears. Everyone else is fighting, so I can't give up either!" | "I won't cry out like a weakling anymore, and I won't shed any more tears. Everyone else is fighting, so I can't give up either!" | |
Voice | Brittney Karbowski | Satomi Sato | |
Debut | Episode 49 | Episode 49 | |
Anime | Fairy Tail | Fairy Tail |
Character Description: Wendy Marvell
Wendy Marvell is a young petite girl who is a mage of the Fairy Tail guild. She has long wavy dark blue hair that reaches down to her waist, and large brown eyes. When she's first seen, she wears a short striped dress with wing like bands on her arms and ankles. She later cuts her hair to a bob. Wendy is very polite, and is frequently heard apologizing to others, even when she isn't at fault. She also doesn't enjoy fighting, but is willing to for the sake of her comrades and guildmates.
Wendy is the sky dragon slayer, therefore she controls the element of air. Along with this, Wendy is also able to heal other people's wounds and illnesses, though not her own. She is a part of Team Natsu, and cares deeply for her friends. Though she may seem reluctant of something at first, if she thinks it will help her friends, she will do it.
Like the other dragon slayers in the series, Wendy is accompanied by her talking Exceed (cat) Charle. Charle is Wendy's closest companion and friend, to the point Wendy considers her family. Wendy's greatest weakness is the lack of confidence in herself and the fact that she always re-thinks her actions, thinking that somehow she is always at fault.
