The Ogre is a large creature that serves Legato after his body is crushed and his neck twisted by Knives for using the Gung-Ho-Guns for his personal agenda. After this punishment, Legato is consequently restricted to a coffin-like container, which is carried around by the Ogre. Apparently, the creature doesn't have free will and Legato likely uses his mind control abilities to serve as his transportation. Despite this, the Ogre is capable of feeling pain, and emits a loud and agonized scream when injured. The creature can also be used to fighting, and has a enormous blade hidden in its left arm. The Ogre is killed by Elendira, and Legato forcibly taken back by her following the battle between Vash and Hoppered the Gauntlet. In the final fight between Vash and Legato, Legato rebuilds the creature and turns it into a huge mace-like weapon, with numerous spikes that can be removed and replaced with machine guns. The Ogre is destroyed again after Vash awakens the Dark Shift Phenomenon. (Source: Wikipedia)
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The Ogre is a large creature that serves Legato after his body is crushed and his neck twisted by Knives for using the Gung-Ho-Guns for his personal agenda. After this punishment, Legato is consequently restricted to a coffin-like container, which is carried around by the Ogre. Apparently, the creature doesn't have free will and Legato likely uses his mind control abilities to serve as his transportation. Despite this, the Ogre is capable of feeling pain, and emits a loud and agonized scream when injured. The creature can also be used to fighting, and has a enormous blade hidden in its left arm. The Ogre is killed by Elendira, and Legato forcibly taken back by her following the battle between Vash and Hoppered the Gauntlet. In the final fight between Vash and Legato, Legato rebuilds the creature and turns it into a huge mace-like weapon, with numerous spikes that can be removed and replaced with machine guns. The Ogre is destroyed again after Vash awakens the Dark Shift Phenomenon. (Source: Wikipedia)
