Zed is the main protagonist of the story. He possesses a powerful Spirit, Amir Gaoul, that has the power to end all the fighting. He was born in Calm, a city filled with machines, and then he travels to another world, Templer, where instead it is filled with nature.

Kiba (牙-KIBA-, meaning fang, or if divided into Ki-Ba, a spiritual place), a Japanese anime series produced by Madhouse and Aniplex, began broadcasting on TV Tokyo on April 5, 2006. The series is directed by Hiroshi Kōjina with Upper Deck Japan, a …

Tusker needs to merge with the true savior, who appeared to be Zed (Zed, Mirred, Noah, and Sagiri are considered saviors because they were chosen by the Key Spirits), and its goal turned out to be the creation of a world that only included Spirits.

Kiba: With Leraldo Anzaldua, Brittney Karbowski, Jessie James Grelle, Melissa Davis. Zed, and his crippled friend Noah, are dragged from their dystopian city of Calm to another world, where they become Shard casters, and must prevent the end of the world.

Zed is a 15-year old boy originally from Calm, a land where no wind blows. While in Calm, Zed has a somewhat unusual habit: breaking doors. He claims that by doing this he "feels that he can go anywhere".

Enemy Mine: Zed joins with Noah and Hugh to fight Ex Machina. Heroic Bastard : It's made clear that his mother became pregnant not long after meeting his father. Holding Hands : Zed and Roya do a lot of this.

Join Zed and his powerful, rebellious spirit Amir Gaul on their search for the ultimate power. It's a force that can save the world—or destroy life as we know it. This is the world of KIBA!

Fed up with living in this hellhole, Zed looks for an outlet to another world. Beating down and smashing every door in his sight, he hopes that if he believes strong enough, his gateway will open -- open to a place beyond his imagination, and where his life will have meaning.

Zed is stubborn, hotheaded, and does things his own way. He usually refuses to listen to other people, and only wants to 'follow the wind.' Near the end of the series, however, he seems to find more control over himself and thinks things through.

Initially a delinquent rebel, Zed is thrown into a strange world and has to learn to survive by his wits, especially when he discovers his powers as a shard caster. Making friends easily as he travels the land, he is very laid back and devoted to those close to …