Town Girls: Boisterous tomboy Hikaru (Butch), bookish smart girl Fuu (Neither) and long haired ojou Umi (Femme).Naturally, her Rune God Windam is also a bird. "Fuu" means "wind", and the "houou" in "Hououji" is the Japanese name for the Fenghuang, a legendary bird in Eastern mythology."Umi" means "sea", and the "ryuu" in "Ryuuzaki" means "dragon", which refers to her Rune God Seles.The "Shi" in Shidou means "lion", referring to Rayearth, who looks like a cross between a lion and a wolf. "Hikaru" means "light", referring to the light a fire provides.Meaningful Name: The girls' given names each refer to the Elemental Powers they're associated with, while their family names reference their Rune Gods.Kid Hero: All of them are 14 years old.Hikaru's style is based around kendo, Umi's around classical sabre fencing and Fuu's is, well, themed around the stereotypical "swordsmanship" in the fantasy genre as a whole. Heroines Prefer Swords: Their primary weapon.
Hikaru: Fire, with a touch of Lightning.Fuu: A bit less obvious that Hikaru and Umi, but her wind spells are stylized in loops and curls like her short hair.Hikaru: Red, though manga illustrations make it more pink.Elemental Eye Colors: Each girls have eyes that fit their element color: Hikaru's red to fit her fire magic, Umi's is blue, and Fuu's green.Dub Name Change: In the Latin American Spanish dub.Fuu is green, going along with her wind-theme.
Fuu - Brains, being the bespectacled Smart Girl.Umi - Beauty, taking a Lady of War aspect.Action Girl: The series practically runs on all three of the girls being supreme, butt-kicking heroines.
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