History Characters / KatmanduOtherTribes

!!Chief Cor-mac-den

** In the AlternativeContinuity ''Alternative Worlds of Katmandu'', due to the [[SpannerInTheWorks sole existance of Matoo Anzasi, Thea's husband in that continuity]], it's very likely, considering Matoo's personality and status as one of the Highland tribe's mightiest warriors, that he killed Rakon off-screen at some point of the story, as he isn't mentioned at any point of the story.

* KilledOffscreen: [[spoiler:We don't see the moment when Quiet Bird killed him, except when the narrator, Master Cheddar, mentioned that the former [[CurbStompBattle didn't had a problem on turning him into mince meat]]]].

!!Rakon

* {{Expy}}: She is basically an anthro, rodent version of [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Gollum]], except being able to use magic, and being even ''more disgusting and disturbing'' than him, on the grounds she was a rat.

* {{Expy}}: If his father is heavily based on UsefulNotes/GenghisKhan, Tyjer is probably based on Mongke Khan, Kublai Khan's elder brother, which, unlike the rest of his family, was a more reasonable conqueror and being less willing to spare those who didn't have to kill, compared with his relatives.

Liska's maternal aunt, and her, at the time, one of the last living members of her family. After the deaths of Liska and Markree's parents, she took care of them and she is very happy to see Liska again when she returns years later.

* KillThemAll: According with Liska at the final sub-arc, they went extinct years after she met them when she tried again to made contact with them, leaving [[spoiler:Quiet Bird as the last living member of their species]].
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Unlike the other felines of the planet Katmandu, which are based on living breeds or species that exists in our planet Earth, the Amazons are [[spoiler:saber-tooth tigers, an extinct feline race in RealLife]]; this is justified in this case, since in-universe, they are an almost extinct race, making them basically this universe's version of human [[spoiler:Neanderthals]].

* KillThemAll: Both Liska and Chief Pownetkee killed all the war party by themselves, while the former killed three by her own hand. Arn himself was killed by Liska [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere when trying to escape]], but the latter intercepts him, stabs his arm with a knife and finally, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard she finished him off by loping his arm with his own]] BladeOnAStick.

* WorldsStrongestMan: He was one of the strongest warriors of his era, along with Hesta, and he was stronger enough to even fight against the Gomarrin with just a mace and managing to even break one of its legs. [[spoiler: Brutally subverted in the most savage way possible, as Quiet Bird, Liska's adopted son, was even stronger than him and he managed to kill him with [[CurbStompBattle a single blow]]]].

!Red Canyon Tribe

* {{Expy}}: From both [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} the King of the Monsters itself]], except this one has a horn in its head, and lacks Godzilla's Atomic Breath, or anything supernatural, for that matter, and also Gomora, a recurrent Godzilla-like kaiju from the ''Franchise/{{Ultraman}}'' franchise.

* {{Expy}}: He is looks like Jaren Lobo, a minor character from ''ComicBook/{{Extinctioners}}'', which was created by Shawntae Howard, the artist who did the art of ''Katmandu'' for many issues. In fact, they look almost the same, except that Jaren is a brown-furred wolf, while Rakon is [[InformedSpecies supposely]] a golden-furred feline.

* WorldsStrongestMan: He was one of the strongest warriors of his era, along with Hesta, and he was stronger enough to even fight against the Gomorrin with just a mace and managing to even break one of its legs. [[spoiler: Brutally subverted in the most savage way possible, as Quiet Bird, Liska's adopted son, was even stronger than him and he managed to kill him with [[CurbStompBattle a single blow]]]].

* EnemyMine: Just like anyone else, he joined forces with Liska in order to defeat the Gomorrin in "The Hunt" sub-arc, something that is even lampshaded by both.

Appears exclusively in "The Hunt" sub-arc. Indigo is a Hoplite lion inventor and explorer from "the land of the setting sun"[[note]]Heavily implied to be either the ''Katmandu'' versions of Europe or Japan.[[/note]] who went to the Plains region in order to warn their inhabitants about the danger of a wandering [[{{Kaiju}} monster]] named "[[RentAZilla Gomorrin]]", which caused that every tribe from the region to bring their best warriors in order to defeat the monster. Indigo was also armed with a matchlock rifle, being the only character during Liska's era armed with a powder-based firearm. [[spoiler:It turns out he manipulated Kress, Liska's former acquaintance from her post-slavery times and a former slave, in order to lure not only the first Gomorrin they killed, but also [[TheresAnother its other mate]], who went into a literal RoaringRampageOfRevenge against both felines and rodents, so he could test his rifle against both beasts. As a result of his actions, he caused a nasty break-up between Liska and Kress, causing the former to retaliate by giving the latter to Indigo, [[TheBadGuyWins something he wanted in first place]]]].

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!!Gomorrin

* {{Expy}}: Of [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} The King of the Monsters itself]], except this one has a horn in its head, and lacks Godzilla's Atomic Breath, or anything supernatural, for that matter. It doesn't stop it from still being dangerous, however.

* {{Wutai}}: They are notorious for being the only characters hailing from the Far East of the planet Katmandu. While their name implied they could came from their world's equivalent of Indonesia, as they are Sumatran tigers, they are dressed more like the stereotypical depictions of the Mongol people from the times of Genghis Khan.

A mysterious clan of barbarian Hoplite Sumatran tigers from a distant land, very likely from another, [[{{Wutai}} Asian-like continent]], which are hellbet to plunder and kill anything that stand in their way, being their last target an Ancient Egypt-like country. The clan was ruled by King Rajar, along with his children, Tyjer and Tiara, while the former was exiled and, for mysterious reasons, he ended in the Hoplite Nation, or at least the western part of it, when he was found by Hesta.

!The Amazons
They were a tribe of almost all-female [[spoiler:very primitive saber-tooth tigers]] who many people thought went extinct years ago, but during a mission, both Liska and Hesta found them, and after winning their trust, [[spoiler:they gave their only living son, Quiet Bird, to Liska, as by tribal tradition, normally the weak, male ones were culled out]].

* InformedSpecies: He is supposed to be a feline hybrid, most likely between a Hoplite lion and another Velite breed, but, at least in the Shawntae Howard version on him, he looks more like a wolf with golden fur rather than a feline. Averted with other artists, when Rakon is depicted as more lion-like instead.

Appears exclusively in "The Hunt" sub-arc. Indigo is a Hoplite lion inventor and explorer from "the land of the setting sun"[[note]]Heavily implied to be either the ''Katmandu'' versions of Europe or Japan.[[/note]] who went to the Plains region in order to warn their inhabitants about the danger of a wandering [[{{Kaiju}} monster]] named "[[RentAZilla Gomorrin]]", which caused that every tribe from the region to bring their best warriors in order to defeat the monster. Indigo was also armed with a flintlock rifle, being the only character during Liska's era armed with a powder-based firearm. [[spoiler:It turns out he manipulated Kress, Liska's former acquaintance from her post-slavery times and a former slave, in order to lure not only the first Gomorrin they killed, but also [[TheresAnother its other mate]], who went into a literal RoaringRampageOfRevenge against both felines and rodents, so he could test his rifle against both beasts. As a result of his actions, he caused a nasty break-up between Liska and Kress, causing the former to retaliate by giving the latter to Indigo, [[TheBadGuyWins something he wanted in first place]]]].

* TheBadGuyWins: Well, to call him a "bad guy" would be a very strong word here, but at the end of the day he [[spoiler:manipulated every single Native character of the story, including Liska and even people like Rakon, in order to help him take down both monsters, so he could test his brand-new flintlock rifle on them, at great personal cost for the Plains people, since lots of people died, including a clan leader, and he caused a break-up between Liska and Kress when the latter betrayed the former by helping Indigo on luring both monsters to the Plains region, so all the Natives could help him on his mission. To top it all, taking advantage on Liska's break-up with Kress, he managed to get married with Kress after Liska, in retaliation agaisnt her, decided to give her to Indigo, very likely to avoid making the things worse for everyone else]].

* {{Expy}}: He is technically a composite expy of two characters, one being fictious and another being a real-life one: His role in the story is very similar to Dr. Daisuke Serizawa from the [[Film/{{Gojira}} very first Godzilla film]], as both men are inventors with an unusual weapon for their settings (Flintlock rifle and Oxygen Destroyer respectively) and being also the ''Katmandu'' version of [[spoiler:[[UsefulNotes/{{Pocahontas}} John Smith]], since he married with a Native women as a "gift", while the latter went with the foreigner in order to know other countries other than her own]].
* InSeriesNickname: The Ratkind warriors called him "Old Smokey", after his flintlock rifle.
* MightyWhitey: In a sense, as he is a foreigner from outside the Plains region and he hails from a much advanced culture, compared with the semi-barbarical setting of the comic, and that without going he is a Hoplite lion with blond hair, and with a ''flintlock rifle'', a weapon completely unknown in that place at Liska's era. To make matters worse, [[spoiler:He manipulated '''every single character''', Liska included, for his own personal gain, while the Natives sustained heavy losses, including the death of a clan leader]].

Kress was a slave girl-turned prostitute appearing during "The Quest for Magic" and "The Hunt" sub-arcs, who worked in a neighboring tribe ruled by Chief Pownetkee's brother when Liska, Pyndan and Rial went to take a rest during the first's vision quest. She is also notable for being the only female outside Liska's harem and immediate family which she had sex with, despite not being married with her. She went to find Liska again during the events of "The Hunt" in order to marry with her. [[spoiler:It turns outs this was a ruse from her, with the help of Indigo, in order to manipulate her, her tribe and the other Native tribes, in order for Indigo to test his new flintlock rifle, and that without going with the fact she helped Indigo to lure the Gomarrin monsters to the Plains region in order to do so. After Liska knew the true, as a retalation she "gave" Kress to Indigo as his wife in order to both saving face within both her tribe and the other Native tribes, especially if they knew Kress' relation with Liska, and also as a revenge. To make the matters worse, it was implied that was Indigo's plan from a beginning. Oddly enough, Kress agreed with her regarding her own "punishment", but that didn't prevented Liska from regreting this later for the rest of her life]].

* UncertainDoom: At the very end of the story, we don't know what happened to him and any possible descendant of him after the events from the last issue, since his final fate is never brought out by Leah in the DistantFinale. Considering the way how the [[spoiler:little girl who talked about him referenced him and his race in past tense, there's a very likely possibility that, while he did survived the final battle against Rakon's loyalist forces, since he was the one who warned the rest of the warriors who went hunting at the time, on the other hand there's the possibility that either Dancing Star, his fiancee and later wife, died during the surprise attack against the Highland tribe, he died young later on without having children or simply he was incompatible with her on the ground he was a saber-tooth tiger, basically the ''Katmandu'' version of a caveman, meaning that his entire race died with him, which would explain why there's no more Amazon people in Leah's era]].