Levi Kazama

Name: Levi Kazama

Gender: Female

Age: 17

Height: 148 cm

Bust–Waist–Hip: 78 / 54 / 77

Affiliations:

One of the Trinity Seven

Protagonist of the spin-off series “Levi Ninden”

Magic and Themes:

Specialized magic type: Shamanic Spell (ninja arts)

Archive: Envy (Invidia)

Theme: Expectation (Expect) and Hope (Spero)

Grimoire: “Kamui Mizen Sho”

Secret technique: “Chaos Spiral World” (Levia Sun)

Voice Actors:

Drama CD: Saki Fujita

Anime: Ayane Sakura

Levi’s everyday personality is a mix of relaxed, cynical, and mischievously lewd.

She often observes situations with a cool detachment, yet jumps into action when it matters.

She habitually avoids relying on others and does not place “expectations” on people.

Because she is used to operating alone as a ninja, she treats relationships as optional rather than necessary.

Despite this, she forms a strangely close friendship with Yui Kurata.

Both are similar in that they claim not to seek friendship and not to expect anything from others, yet cannot help but “research” other people because of their own obsessions.

Her speech has a casual, rough edge, often ending with a verbal tic equivalent to adding “-ss” at the end of her sentences.

This gives her dialogue a laid-back, slightly streetwise feel that contrasts with her lethal skill set.

Levi is a petite girl with a slender but athletic body, matching her assassin-style combat.

Her trademark hairstyle is a ponytail tied with shuriken-shaped hair clips.

Her left eye is always covered by her hair, enhancing her mysterious aura.

This visual misdirection plays directly into the secrets of her eyes and abilities.

She always wears a scarf around her neck and never removes it, even when swimming or bathing.

In a bonus comic in the seventh manga volume, she briefly removes the scarf in front of Arata Kasuga, causing him to almost lose his sanity after seeing what lies beneath.

In the original manga, she is depicted as not wearing underwear, which leads to her buttocks being exposed during certain battles.

In the anime adaptation she instead wears a half-top and low-rise underwear, preventing such exposure, though promotional illustrations do not always follow that restraint.

Her overall look is that of a modern kunoichi: light clothing for mobility, striking accessories, and an ever-present air of danger.

Levi shares a perverted streak very similar to Arata Kasuga.

She often reacts to conversations between Arata and Lilith Asami with sexually charged imagination.

She repeatedly gropes Lilith Asami’s breasts, clearly enjoying her reactions.

This playful harassment highlights Levi’s shameless and teasing nature.

Although she is ruthless in combat, her casual sexual jokes and lack of embarrassment keep her from feeling overly dark.

This contrast between bloodstained assassin and cheeky pervert is a big part of her charm.

She is also the only member of the Trinity Seven who has never been hit by Arata’s “strip magic.”

In chapter 38 of the original manga, she even wins a game of tag against him where her full nudity is on the line, successfully avoiding exposure.

Levi’s specialist field is Shamanic Spell, which in her case manifests as advanced ninja arts.

Her magic revolves around merging with nature and handling elements as extensions of herself.

By becoming one with the natural environment, she can use wind, lightning, and other natural phenomena as her own power.

Even if her personal magical energy is depleted, she can absorb power directly from nature and continue fighting.

Her skill and affinity are so exceptional that Ryuhime describes her as a “reincarnation of the Founder.”

Once her techniques reach a level where she can deceive the world itself, they surpass ordinary destruction and excel in intelligence, espionage, and assassination.

In battle, Levi specializes in indirect and tricky tactics.

She uses illusions, restraints, disguises, and misdirection to create openings, then finishes her opponent swiftly.

Her secret technique, “Chaos Spiral World” (Levia Sun), is a high-end trump card linked to her role within the Envy Archive and her Leviathan-inspired motif.

She is described as the “type who hides her trump card even at the risk of her life,” always saving something unexpected for last.

During the Divine Song Gate arc, she intentionally appears to be on the verge of defeat.

The reason is to lure Farfarea into a situation where she can manifest and kill the Demon Lord’s magical body, turning a staged struggle into a sudden reversal.

Levi’s eyes are central to her identity and power.

The constant hiding of her left eye is not just style—it is part of a large psychological trick.

The left eye, normally covered, is an evil eye called the Divine Calamity Eye.

This eye specializes in perceiving all forms of “death,” converting every possible way a target can die into knowledge that Levi can exploit in combat.

By knowing a target’s “possible deaths,” Levi can seize an overwhelming tactical advantage.

However, this left eye was once stolen along with its magic by Ryuki in the Shadow Demon Village incident and only recently reclaimed.

Despite the focus on the left eye, the true origin of her title “Mahitotsu Princess” comes from her right eye, which is always visible.

This right eye is actually the Rare God Heavenly Eye, a far higher-order power than the left one.

Her biggest psychological weapon is making everyone assume that the hidden eye is the important one.

In reality, the right eye is her ultimate secret and last resort, while the left eye is the decoy that draws attention.

Levi is also called a “rare being” by the Demon Lord.

Within the rules of her world, this classification means that, in principle, she can be cornered but not killed, underlining how special and resistant to permanent death she is.

Within pure combat ability, Levi is among the absolute top fighters in her world.

She is repeatedly described as being within the top five globally when limiting the comparison to battle capacity.

Levi constantly releases and controls magical energy even in her “normal” state.

In a sense, she is always in something like a permanent Magus Mode, maintaining battle readiness at all times.

When she needs to go all out, she activates “Sorcerer Mode,” a short-duration, high-intensity form.

In this mode, she brings her body closer to pure magical existence, and in contrast to ordinary magi she is sometimes referred to as a “sorcerer of strange arts.”

Her ninja arts at the highest level do not simply smash things; they warp perception, mislead the world, and make her almost impossible to track.

She thrives on misdirection, baiting, and turning seemingly desperate situations into setups for lethal counterattacks.

Mission-wise, Levi is known as the most bloodstained member of the Trinity Seven, both at the beginning of the story and in the future.

When it comes to assignments, she shows no mercy, even to acquaintances and former comrades.

This ruthless efficiency, combined with her cheerful banter, gives her the unsettling aura of someone entirely comfortable with killing while cracking jokes.

Levi’s origins are far from ordinary.

She once appeared in the Wind Village as a young girl from nowhere and was sealed there as the incarnation of the calamity god Amanome Hikagami, under the name “Mahitotsu Princess.”

Her life in the Wind Village ended when the Shadow Demon Ninja Army attacked, annihilating the settlement.

After this tragedy, she took refuge in the Shadow Demon Village.

However, peace did not last there either.

Eventually, Ryuki attempted to kill Levi, resulting in almost everyone in the Shadow Demon Village being slaughtered.

To protect Ryuuki’s sister Ryuhime emotionally and politically, Levi told her that she herself had killed Ryuki.

After that, Levi left the village behind, carrying the weight of both massacres and her own monstrous reputation.

From then on, she would be considered the most blood-soaked member of the Trinity Seven.

Her background as a sealed calamity, combined with her rare-being status, puts her at the intersection of divine curse and human assassin.

In the spin-off work “Levi Ninden,” Levi takes center stage as the main protagonist.

This story focuses on her life and missions as a kunoichi, showcasing her skills in detail.

She uses a wide variety of techniques, ranging from killing arts to bedroom arts.

This range underscores how her training covers every aspect of manipulation, seduction, and assassination.

Her power level in this spin-off remains consistent with the main story—she is considered world-class.

In pure combat terms, she ranks among the top five fighters alive.

“Levi Ninden” offers a closer look at the daily grind behind her casual attitude.

It shows how her skills, trauma, and twisted sense of humor fuse into the deadly professional seen in the main series.

Levi’s relationship with other characters is shaped by her philosophy of not expecting anything from others.

Even so, she ends up forming complex bonds especially with the Trinity Seven members.

Her closest parallel and friend is Yui Kurata.

Both of them insist they do not need friendship and do not expect others to help them, yet they simultaneously cannot stop analyzing and “researching” other people due to their obsessions.

With Arata Kasuga, Levi shares a mutual perverted wavelength.

She participates in his antics, imagines suggestive scenarios, and sometimes outpervs him in sheer boldness.

Her interactions with Lilith Asami are often physically teasing.

Levi repeatedly gropes Lilith’s chest, flustering her while acting completely nonchalant.

Levi also seems unusually well informed about most of the incidents occurring in the story.

Thanks to her eyes and investigative nature, she often behaves as if she understood the detailed background of events from the very beginning.

Regarding Selina Sherlock, she has noticed from very early on that Selina possesses the aptitude for the Archive of Melancholy.

Even so, Levi chooses not to dump that truth on her immediately, instead quietly watching over her development.

When asked how she can see through so much, Levi often claims she simply “hoped” it would not be that way.

In reality, she is always preparing for the worst scenario, embodying her theme of expectation by anticipating negative outcomes as much as hopeful ones.