Luna Garza

"Just get the fuck out!"

―Luna to Sam

Luna Garza

Appearances

Season(s)

4, 5, 6

First seen

"She's Not There"

Last seen

"Who Are You, Really?"

Appeared in

20 episodes (see below)

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Biographical Information

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Status

Deceased

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Origin

Bon Temps, Louisiana

Profession

School Teacher

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Family Information

Martha Bozeman - Ex-Mother-In-Law
Marcus Bozeman - Husband (deceased)
Sam Merlotte - Boyfriend
Emma Garza - Daughter

Supernatural Information

Species

Skinwalker

Powers

Able to transform into any animal or human on Earth

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Portrayed by

Actor

Janina Gavankar

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Luna Garza is a major character in the fourth, and fifth seasons of True Blood. She is played by starring cast member Janina Gavankar. She is a Skinwalker introduced as a new love interest for the already established Sam Merlotte. A minor character by the name of Luna appears in the second Sookie Stackhouse book, Living Dead in Dallas.

History

• Season 4
• Season 5
• Season 6

Powers & Abilities

Luna is able to shapeshift into any other animal at will although she is forced to change on a full moon.

While most Shapeshifters can only turn into typical animals, Luna is also capable of transforming into other humans because she killed another Shapeshifting member of her family; as her mother died giving birth to her. This makes Luna a Skinwalker. As a Shapeshifter, Luna is also slightly stronger than humans though she is no match for even newborn vampires. Luna has slightly superior speed while in human form. Her speed peaks while in the form of fast animals. Luna has greatly enhanced senses.

Image Gallery

Luna and Sam having a conversation

Luna with Sam Merlotte, Emory Broome and Suzanne McKittrick shifting into horses.

In the books

Luna is introduced as a minor character in the second book, Living Dead in Dallas and the only major character she interacts with is Sookie. Luna is a Hispanic woman with dark hair and eyes and lives in Dallas. She's working undercover at the Fellowship of the Sun church in Dallas and helps Sookie escape from it when Steve Newlin imprisons her there. As Luna and Sookie take off, Luna explains more about the supernatural community to Sookie and introduces her to two werewolves. Luna is a shapeshifter and she calls herself werebat, the bat is the form most comfortable to her, as the collie is to Sam. Luna has not made any further appearances in the books, however, she did make an appearance in the novella "Small Town Wedding".

Appearances

Season four appearances
"She's Not There"	"You Smell Like Dinner"	"If You Love Me, Why Am I Dyin'?"	"I'm Alive and on Fire"
"Me and the Devil"	"I Wish I Was the Moon"	"Cold Grey Light of Dawn"	"Spellbound"
"Let's Get Out of Here"	"Burning Down the House"	"Soul of Fire"	"And When I Die"

Season five appearances
"Turn! Turn! Turn!"	"Authority Always Wins"	"Whatever I Am, You Made Me"	"We’ll Meet Again"
"Let's Boot and Rally"	"Hopeless"	"In the Beginning"	"Somebody That I Used to Know"
"Everybody Wants to Rule the World"	"Gone, Gone, Gone"	"Sunset"	"Save Yourself"

Season six appearances
"Who Are You, Really?"	"The Sun"	"You're No Good"	"At Last"
"F**k the Pain Away"	"Don't You Feel Me"	"In the Evening"	"Dead Meat"
"Life Matters"	"Radioactive"