Luxia is also one of the singers in the rhythm game GUNVOLT RECORDS Cychronicle and one of the protagonists of the drama CD Mirage Party.

Luxia is Layla's Septima. She is of a similar type to The Muse, Lumen, and is able to bring forth various powers with her song, such as enhancing others' abilities. The Djinn is also capable of performing reconnaissance at long distances, unlike The Muse. It is possible that The Djinn is a more powerful Septima.*

She has a carefree personality and does not pay much mind to anyone other than ZedΩ.

*In Japanese, it says "She can also use her powers in a way that overcomes the limitations of The Muse, such as remote control over very long distances or scouting.

Luxia resembles a young adult version of Layla with light brown skin and a patch of red hair on her forehead. She wears a costume with purple, mauve, yellow and gold highlights with two white strips running from her torso to stopping just over her feet, a long blue-and-pink veil falling down from the back of her head, a gold, purple and white headpiece resembling rabbit ears complete with earrings, and ornate gold high heels.

Luxia is mildly more expressive than Layla is, commanding Primal Dragons to dance for [her] as she revives them, and bidding the Knights (or Kirin) to keep fighting when they get revived.

Luxia is called a cyber djinn and is positioned as a kind of Lumen on the enemy side. She is the third cyber diva, after Lumen and Lola, but the image had to be different from either of them, and she had to be as iconic as Lumen and Lola, which was a very high hurdle.

It was already decided that ZedΩ was of Middle Eastern descent, and from there it was decided to go with a belly dance direction, but it took a long time to perfect it...

In the end, we settled on the atmosphere of a djinn in a moonlit night. If Layla is a cute bunny, Luxia is a sexy bunny. It was difficult to change the fantasy-like atmosphere back to a science fiction atmosphere.