Main character
Luo Lang羅狼
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Luo Lang at a glance
Luo Lang is a main character in Sword of the Stranger. Luo Lang is voiced by Kouichi Yamadera in Japanese and by Scott McNeil in the English dub.
Also known as Rarou.
Luo Lang: quick facts
- Role
- Main character
- Also known as
- Rarou
- First appearance
- Sword of the Stranger (2007)
- Japanese name
- 羅狼
- Japanese voice
Kouichi Yamadera- English voice
Scott McNeil
Who is Luo Lang?
Acting as the second in command in the Ming's group, led by Byakuran - Luo-Lang stands out as he is the only Caucasian in the group. With a thirst for greater power, Luo-Lang craves equally stronger enemies so he may improve his skills. Meeting Nanashi is like a dream come true for him.
Biography excerpt via Kitsu.
Luo Lang in numbers
- Favourites on AniList
- 39
- fans who marked them a favourite
- Rank in Sword of the Stranger
- #4
- of 11 characters, by favourites
- Appearances
- 1
- 1 as a main character
- On screen
- 2007
- one year
Most-loved characters in Sword of the Stranger
AniList favourites
- Nanashi291
- Tobimaru61
- Kotarou42
- Luo-Lang39
- Feng-wu6
- Mu-Mao6
- Shougen Itadori5
- Jurota Inui2
Show as table
| Item | Favourites |
|---|---|
| Nanashi | 291 |
| Tobimaru | 61 |
| Kotarou | 42 |
| Luo-Lang | 39 |
| Feng-wu | 6 |
| Mu-Mao | 6 |
| Shougen Itadori | 5 |
| Jurota Inui | 2 |
Appearances
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Luo Lang FAQ
What anime is Luo Lang from?
Luo Lang is a main character in Sword of the Stranger.
Who voices Luo Lang?
Luo Lang is voiced by Kouichi Yamadera in Japanese and by Scott McNeil in the English dub.
What is Luo's full name?
Luo's full name is Luo Lang (羅狼 in Japanese). Luo Lang is also known as Rarou.
When did Luo Lang first appear?
Luo Lang first appeared in Sword of the Stranger (2007).
What is Luo Lang's Japanese name?
Luo Lang is written 羅狼 in Japanese.
Where can I watch Luo Lang?
Open the Sword of the Stranger page for licensed streaming links and the full episode list.







