Enkidu

エルキドゥ

Enkidu is recognized as Gilgamesh's sole true friend. Similar to Gilgamesh, it values this bond deeply. Although it presently takes a humanoid shape, it is not human; rather, it is a living mud entity sculpted by the gods of antiquity. Enkidu is neither male nor female, but simply a clay monster that descended to earth and emerged in the forest.
It appears to hold nature in high regard, finding comfort in the fact that the world remains beautiful despite being overshadowed by cities such as Uruk. Enkidu is content to sit while its Master rests, allowing itself to savor the splendid natural scenery and the "song of the river." Even when confronting the individual who harmed its Master, it speaks with serene politeness.
Enkidu's power far exceeds human understanding, and Gilgamesh regards it as his only equal in the world. It shares a connection with nature and can speak in an animal language (獣の言葉), enabling it to comprehend, communicate with, and translate the "words" of its Master and other animals.