Di-gata defenders guardians

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Guardians

Seth-Kragus
Kragus is a guardian made of stone. Sigil Dako.

Erik-Robotus
Robotus is a guardian that's a robot. Sigil Ogama.

Kara-V-moth
V-moth is a guardian bug. Sigil Yin.

Melosa-Draykor
Drakor is a guardian dragon. Sigil Yan.

Adam-Firefox
Firefox is a guardian fox. Sigil Infinis.

Nazmul-Megalith
Megalith is a guardian locked in the 4 pure stones. Sigil All of them.

Brackus-Anaconduit
Anaconduit is a guardian snake. Sigil Dako Infinis henge.

Flinch-Dreadcrow
Dreadcrow is a guardian scarecrow. Sigil Yan.

Malco-None
Malco doesn't have a guardian.

Snare-Sliver
Sliver is a guardian mouse. Sigil Sum

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