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Metsa is a character in Azur Promilia, a wood elf who tends the garden of her people. She is one of five characters with an official Latin-script name, given on the official Japanese website as メーツァ (Metsa).

Profile

The Japanese site introduces Metsa as the gardener of エヴァーガーデン, who wishes to walk alongside the player until the flowers bloom in full. In her greeting she gives her name and post, admits the journey will be long, and says she hopes to travel with you until that moment. The Korean pre-registration page carries the same greeting.

The Korean community's first-meeting post, from July 13, 2026, adds a title. She received 숲의 면류관 (crown of the forest) when she left 로스 레인스, but so few people call her that it feels unfamiliar, and she asks to be called by her name instead, which reminds her of those days. The post places the wood elves' 상록 정원 deep in a valley of a lush green forest. Metsa has guarded it for many years, tending rare flowers and plants herself, and she is so close to nature that even the forest Kibo bring her flowering twigs and leaves and calmly let her handle them.

The second-meeting post, from July 15, 2026, opens with a cooing voice bringing her news that someone has arrived. She tells the traveler (성림자) that the wind has blessed the journey and the veins of the leaves foretold their meeting, and that their arrival is itself a gift of fate. After telling so many stories of the forest, the post says, she would now like to hear some of yours.

Other Appearances

• A Korean four-panel comic from August 25, 2026 shows the young dragonkin girl 아비 learning to plant seeds in 상록 정원 and receiving a reward from Metsa.

• An illustrated story from September 19, 2026, Metsa's gardening diary, shows her caring for seeds the traveler gave her and recording each day's changes as they grow into flowers.

Naming

The Japanese メーツァ follows the official Latin name, Metsa, while the Korean 멧사 is a shorter reading. As of October 2026, a Chinese name for her has not appeared in the text of official pages; the official Chinese website shows its character names only as artwork. Her garden's katakana エヴァーガーデン reads as Evergarden and the Korean 상록 정원 means evergreen garden, but no English name has been announced. She shares her homeland, ローズランサ or 로스 레인스, with Symphoria. Other characters are listed on Characters.