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Lastismoon is a female dragon who appears as a supporting character in the anime Farming Life in Another World 2. She is the daughter of the gatekeeper dragon Dryme and Graffaloon. Within the demon kingdom she is known by the alias Crazy Dragon and is classified as a high-priority dragon. She resides at a villa near the Great Tree Village belonging to her father and serves as the dragon tribe's representative and a diplomat for her kind.
In her human form, Lastismoon appears as a youthful girl with long blonde hair, blue eyes, and visible horns and a tail, which she initially cannot conceal due to her relatively young age as a dragon. Her natural dragon form is about fifteen meters in length. She has a neat and orderly appearance and carries herself with a strict, almost committee-chairperson-like demeanor. This impression is reinforced by her tendency to act decisively and take charge of situations.
Her personality is defined by a strong sense of duty and a competitive streak. She loves games of all kinds and becomes deeply invested in winning, whether it be chess, reversi, or physical activities such as chasing a flying disc. Despite her serious exterior, she has a pronounced sweet tooth and will consume large quantities of sweets whenever she finds them, often causing other villagers to hide their treats from her. This impulsive hunger for sweets also extends to other new foods, which she will excitedly devour while complaining that her father never told her about them.
Lastismoon's motivations are initially shaped by familial obligation. After her mother was nearly hit by Hiraku's Almighty Farming Tool when it was used in spear form, her mother ordered Lastismoon to remain in the village to ensure Hiraku never aimed a weapon at a member of the dragon tribe again. She originally came to the Great Tree Village bearing what she thought was a gift for Hiraku's newborn child, but the visit was prompted by her mistaken belief that her father was having an affair. When she attacked the village in a fit of temper, Hiraku's counterattack nearly struck her mother, shocking Lastismoon into calmness. As a result, she was made to stay in the village as reparation.
Over time, her stance toward Hiraku shifts from initial fear to a one-sided romantic interest. She becomes easily embarrassed around him, and her competitive personality extends to wanting his attention. Despite this, she retains her formal and somewhat aloof mannerisms in most interactions.
In the story, Lastismoon serves as a representative of the dragon tribe and a key liaison between the Great Tree Village and the outside world, particularly the demon kingdom. She performs an important role as a trader and transporter, ferrying new villagers and guests to and from the settlement. She also employs several small wyverns, each about one meter long, which she commands. These creatures are used for communication and transportation, enabling rapid contact between the village and her father's domain, the werewolf village of Hauro, and the demon king's castle.
Her notable abilities include her powerful dragon form, flight, and the capacity to command subordinate wyverns. She also participates in hunting and forest patrols, though her presence as a predator causes prey animals to flee and hide, limiting her effectiveness as a hunter. She lacks domestic skills and farming experience, as her upbringing as an elite dragon left her without practical life knowledge, but she adapts to village life over time.
Key relationships include her father Dryme and mother Graffaloon, who remain active in her life and continue to check on her. She has a cousin named Helzernaak and other extended dragon family ties that are well known within the series. She interacts heavily with the residents of the Great Tree Village, including Hiraku, the village founder, and other dragon young such as Hiichiro, whom she and other visiting dragons often play with and spoil. She also maintains a connection with the lizardmen, who assist her in caring for her wyverns.
As the story progresses, Lastismoon develops from a hot-tempered, impulsive young dragon into a more settled and responsible member of the community. She becomes accustomed to village fashion and daily routines, though she retains her competitive edge and her love of sweets. Her development is marked by her growing attachment to the village and its inhabitants, as well as her evolving feelings toward Hiraku that shift from duty to genuine fondness.
In her human form, Lastismoon appears as a youthful girl with long blonde hair, blue eyes, and visible horns and a tail, which she initially cannot conceal due to her relatively young age as a dragon. Her natural dragon form is about fifteen meters in length. She has a neat and orderly appearance and carries herself with a strict, almost committee-chairperson-like demeanor. This impression is reinforced by her tendency to act decisively and take charge of situations.
Her personality is defined by a strong sense of duty and a competitive streak. She loves games of all kinds and becomes deeply invested in winning, whether it be chess, reversi, or physical activities such as chasing a flying disc. Despite her serious exterior, she has a pronounced sweet tooth and will consume large quantities of sweets whenever she finds them, often causing other villagers to hide their treats from her. This impulsive hunger for sweets also extends to other new foods, which she will excitedly devour while complaining that her father never told her about them.
Lastismoon's motivations are initially shaped by familial obligation. After her mother was nearly hit by Hiraku's Almighty Farming Tool when it was used in spear form, her mother ordered Lastismoon to remain in the village to ensure Hiraku never aimed a weapon at a member of the dragon tribe again. She originally came to the Great Tree Village bearing what she thought was a gift for Hiraku's newborn child, but the visit was prompted by her mistaken belief that her father was having an affair. When she attacked the village in a fit of temper, Hiraku's counterattack nearly struck her mother, shocking Lastismoon into calmness. As a result, she was made to stay in the village as reparation.
Over time, her stance toward Hiraku shifts from initial fear to a one-sided romantic interest. She becomes easily embarrassed around him, and her competitive personality extends to wanting his attention. Despite this, she retains her formal and somewhat aloof mannerisms in most interactions.
In the story, Lastismoon serves as a representative of the dragon tribe and a key liaison between the Great Tree Village and the outside world, particularly the demon kingdom. She performs an important role as a trader and transporter, ferrying new villagers and guests to and from the settlement. She also employs several small wyverns, each about one meter long, which she commands. These creatures are used for communication and transportation, enabling rapid contact between the village and her father's domain, the werewolf village of Hauro, and the demon king's castle.
Her notable abilities include her powerful dragon form, flight, and the capacity to command subordinate wyverns. She also participates in hunting and forest patrols, though her presence as a predator causes prey animals to flee and hide, limiting her effectiveness as a hunter. She lacks domestic skills and farming experience, as her upbringing as an elite dragon left her without practical life knowledge, but she adapts to village life over time.
Key relationships include her father Dryme and mother Graffaloon, who remain active in her life and continue to check on her. She has a cousin named Helzernaak and other extended dragon family ties that are well known within the series. She interacts heavily with the residents of the Great Tree Village, including Hiraku, the village founder, and other dragon young such as Hiichiro, whom she and other visiting dragons often play with and spoil. She also maintains a connection with the lizardmen, who assist her in caring for her wyverns.
As the story progresses, Lastismoon develops from a hot-tempered, impulsive young dragon into a more settled and responsible member of the community. She becomes accustomed to village fashion and daily routines, though she retains her competitive edge and her love of sweets. Her development is marked by her growing attachment to the village and its inhabitants, as well as her evolving feelings toward Hiraku that shift from duty to genuine fondness.