Characteristics
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Leger-de-men resemble prestidigitators in shape, wearing light green robes with white belts tied around their waists. They have red hands and red eyes glowing from their hoods. They have mastered many spells, making them formidable opponents even against experienced adventurers. The evil mages returned after a nearly 30 year absence from the series in XI along with the rest of their sorcerous brothers. They were originally depicted with four fingers on their hands like many other humanoid monsters, but in modern appearances they now have five fingers on each hand.
Appearances
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Leger-de-man (エビルマージ Ebiru māji) Bestiary Number: #047
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Leger-de-man (エビルマージ, Ebiru māji ) Defeated Monster List number: #102
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A demonic deal turned these magicians into monsters, and all for the sake of a bit more magical might. They strive to best wizards the world over to prove their power
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Leger-de-man (エビルマージ, Ebiru māji ) Defeated Monster List No. : #374
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Vicious leger-de-man (エビルマージ・強, Ebiru māji・kyō ) Defeated Monster List No. : #634
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Leger-de-man appeared in the 6th card pack, "A Symphony of Small Hope" as a super rare card exclusive for Mage leaders.
Etymology
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- Legerdemain, also spelled as léger de main, is a synonym for sleight of hand, and is used in the context of performance magicians.