Paul Bunyan

A lumberjack who appears in tall tales originating in the American pioneering days. She is said to be a giant whose head brushes the very clouds.

A number of legends chronicle Bunyan's many exploits, often claiming that it was her actions that created many of North America's distinct geographical features.

No one's really sure why she was summoned as a young girl.

Height/Weight: Undetermined

Origin: Legends

Region: America, Canada

Alignment: Neutral-Balanced

Sub-Attribute: Earth

Gender: Female

It's plain to see that her usual height is well over three meters, but every time an attempt is made at an official measurement, her height differs, and so nothing has yet been recorded.

As in her legend, she is accompanied by a giant blue ox everywhere she goes. However, it looks much more like a stuffed animal than an ox...

Rather, it may be one of those fearsome critters rumored to have existed during America's pioneering days, or maybe even be what is called a cryptid in present times.

Bunyan loves people, and so she continues to discover, expand, and develop uncharted lands because she believes that the continued progress of civilization truly leads to peoples' happiness.

She will not give a second thought to destroying great swaths of nature if it means the people can live wealthy, comfortable lives.

How her actions will affect humanity in the future...the young Bunyan has no way of knowing at this point.

『Marvelous Exploits』

Rank: A

NP Type: Anti-Army

Astounding Achievements.

Using the United States of America itself as a conceptual Noble Phantasm, the country's founding history is converted into energy and slammed into the enemy with titanic force. At least...that's what she claims. Honestly, it just looks like she's squishing them with her giant foot.

Also, it's the fastest of all Noble Phantasms.

In actuality, the legend of Paul Bunyan was seldom told during the pioneering days.

The tales of Bunyan's extraordinary feats commonly known today were mostly fabricated during the 20th century. Bunyan's folkloric heroism is shallow, and in name only, which may explain why she is unable to demonstrate such power as a Servant.

Paul Bunyan may be mere legend, but her delightful tales are still passed down in present times...known by a great many, even a hundred years later.

Even if they aren't historically accurate, even if they are utter nonsense, legends passed down from person to person will be beloved for all time by people everywhere.

Hopefully she understands that.