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* ConservationOfNinjitsu: He's clearly the superior combatant in his fight with Abbigail in Episode 4 and was merely toying with her, knocking her out instead of killing her. After being relentlessly hunted down by her, he drops this completely in their Episode 9 fight.

* {{Foil}}: To Lucan. Both of them are thieves with a history of crime who prefer to work alone, but are forced to partner up with someone else in their respective storylines. However, Lucan does petty crime and minor theft, while Jalkar stages much bigger heists, like the Dragon Egg from Etherea. Lucan is also much more moral than Jalkar.

* TheGoodKing: He willingly gave up power in the Overworld so that the people of Ardonia can be free of the control of the Enderknighth after they rebelled.

* ConservationOfNinjitsu: He's clearly the superior combatant in his fight with Abbigail in Episode 4, and was merely toying with her. When he sees her in Episode 9, he drops this completely.

* {{Foil}}: To Lucan. Both of them are thieves with a history of crime who prefer to work alone, but are forced to partner up with someone else in their respective storylines. However, Lucan does petty crime and minor theft, while Jalkar stages much bigger heists, like the Dragon Egg from Etherea. Lucan is also much more moral than Jalkar, and became a better person while Jalkar became worse.

* BigBadEnsemble: The Necrolord forms this with King Chronos, Ingressus and the unyielding legion.

* BigBadEnsemble: King Chronos forms this with the Voltaris clan, the unyielding legion and the Necrolord. while Chronos once formed an alliance with the Deathsinger during the Great War, He and his Netheran army abandoned the Voltaris Clan to face near extinction at the end of the Great War. And he will most likely make a full appearance in either seasons 2 or 3.

* BigBadEnsemble: The Necrolord forms this with King Chronos, the Voltaris clan and the unyielding legion.

* BigBadEnsemble: The Necrolord forms this with the King Chronos, the Voltaris clan and the unyielding legion.

* BigBadEnsemble: King Chronos forms this with the Voltaris clan, the unyielding legion and the Necrolord. while Chronos once formed an alliance with the Deathsinger during the Great War, He and his Netheran army abandoned the Voltaris Clan to face near extinction at the end of the Great War. And will most likely make a full appearance in either seasons 2 or 3.

* BigBadEnsemble: King Chronos and the Netherans form this with the Voltaris clan, the unyielding legion and the Necrolord. while Chronos once formed an alliance with the Deathsinger during the Great War, He and his Netheran army abandoned the Voltaris Clan to face near extinction at the end of the Great War. And will most likely make a full appearance in either seasons 2 or 3.

* BigBadEnsemble: The Necrolord forms this with the King Chronos, the Voltaris and the unyielding legion.

* BigBadEnsemble: King Chronos and the Netherans form this with the Voltaris clan, the unyielding legion and the Necromancers. while Chronos once formed an alliance with the Deathsinger during the Great War, He and his Netheran army abandon the Voltaris Clan to near extinction at the end of the Great War. And will most likely make a full appearance in either seasons 2 or 3.

* {{Foil}}: To Lucan. Both of them are thieves with a history of crime who prefer to work alone, but are forced to partner up with someone else in their respective storylines. However, Lucan does petty crime and minor theft, while Jalkar stages much bigger heists, like the Dragon Egg from Etherea. Lucan is also much more moral than Jalkar.

* [[spoiler: ForgottenFallenFriend]]: [[spoiler: Thalleous never mentioned him onscreen after he died in Episode 1. He did however, mention him to Zulius Kaltaris during the TimeSkip between Episode 1 and 2.]]
* [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice]]: [[spoiler: He blocks an '''Aggro-sphere''' attack from Tygren that was going to hit Thalleous, putting himself between Tygren and Thalleous so that the former could live. He dies in doing so.]]

* [[spoiler: EasterEgg]]: [[spoiler: What he is confirmed to be.]]

* AlasPoorVillain: Despite being an amoral jerk who stole the Dragon Stone, it's hard not to feel sympathy for him when [[spoiler:he's killed off by Abbigail.]] Jalkar regretted taking the job and said it was far more trouble than it was worth because after taking the egg, he was relentlessly hunted down by Abbigail, had to fight the Voltaris after their deal fell through, and had to deal with an enderman who attacked him and Grim for the egg. [[spoiler:The job and the egg proved to be his undoing when he was killed by Abbigail because of it.]] It was initially thought that he could have had character development and do a HeelFaceTurn, yet he turned worse instead of better.

* TheLoad: The reason that he and Jalkar had any trouble with the Dragon Egg in the first place was because [[ForWantOfANail he bumped into Jalkar without looking forward,]] causing him to drop the egg, which teleported to Underwood, where it was found by Abbigail and Sam.

* WorfHadTheFlu: He would have easily beaten Abbigail in Episode 7, but he was limited in his ability to fight due to being punched by the Enderman, shot at by Abbigail, and fallen quite a height due to said shot.

A human mercenary who was recently tasked with stealing the Dragon Stone from Etherea, Jalkar is a human with few morals when it comes to his work. He regularly works with his (literal) partner Grim.
* * AlasPoorVillain: Despite being an amoral jerk who stole the Dragon Stone, it's hard not to feel sympathy for him when [[spoiler:he's killed off by Abbigail.]] Jalkar regretted taking the job and said it was far more trouble than it was worth because after taking the egg, he was relentlessly hunted down by Abbigail, had to fight the Voltaris after their deal fell through, and had to deal with an enderman who attacked him and Grim for the egg. [[spoiler:The job and the egg proved to be his undoing when he was killed by Abbigail because of it.]] It was initially thought that he could have had character development and do a HeelFaceTurn, yet he turned worse instead of better.
* ConservationOfNinjitsu: He's clearly the superior combatant in his fight with Abbigail in Episode 4, and was merely toying with her.

-> '''Jalkar:''' ''I've always hated the Ardoni and their blasted Songs.''
* {{Foil}}: To Lucan. Both of them are thieves with a history of crime who prefer to work alone, but are forced to partner up with someone else in their respective storylines. However, Lucan does petty crime and minor theft, while Jalkar stages much bigger heists, like the Dragon Egg from Etherea. Lucan also has much more morals than Jalkar.

* RootingForTheEmpire:
** Jalkar has this effect on the fans. This may be due to the fact that he had an interesting dynamic with his partner Grim ( a fan favorite) and the way he fights, being very skilled and showy with his knife and having awesome fights because of his competence with it.

* UnintentionallySympathetic:
** Jalkar is made out to be a ruthless criminal with few morals (and he sort of is). However, the fact that he wasn't downright evil and just wanted money from stealing the Etherean Dragon Egg but was relentlessly pursued or threatened by others who wanted the egg (causing him to regret the job) places him in a sympathetic light.
* VillainProtagonist: He's one of the main characters, and he is a criminal with few morals.

[[folder: Grim]]
!!Grim
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/img_e1360.JPG]]

A mercenary of unknown origins, who is partnered with Jalkar to steal and deliver the Dragon Stone from Etherea to a client for a reward. His clumsiness is often a nuisance to Jalkar when they attempt to complete their mission.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: We have no idea what his species is, though it was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally meant to be human.]]
* BadassAdorable: Despite his clumsiness and cute-looking appearance, he can be surprisingly competent when he needs to be, and is an amazing fighter.
* CurbStompCushion: While he and Jalkar came out as the victors against the Voltaris in Episode 6, the Voltaris did put up a good fight before their defeat.
** His fight with Abbigail in Episode 7 also counts. While Abbigail ultimately wins due to him having been injured previously, Grim is still more experienced than her and is able to get a few good hits in before getting defeated.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: He didn't take into account that Abbigail was right by water when he was about to strike her, causing the enchantment feedback from his scythe to knock him out of the fight.
* TheDreaded: He's referred to as "The Reaper" in Episode 6 by Lucidius Voltaris, showing that his combat skills are not to underestimated.
* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: He pulls his scythe out with a spinning motion, and spins it in most of the combat he does.
* IntelligibleUnintelligible: He talks in grunts, making it hard to know what he's saying, but Jalkar doesn't seem to have much trouble understanding him.
* TheKlutz: He's a rather clumsy being, and is the reason that he and Jalkar have to search for the Dragon Egg again, having previously stolen it from Etherea.
* TheLoad: The reason that he and Jalkar had any trouble with the Dragon Egg in the first place was because [[ForWantOfANail he bumped into Jalkar without looking forward,]] causing him to drop the egg, which teleported to Underwood, where it was found by Abbigail and Sam.
* MeaningfulName: His name and weapon bring to mind TheGrimReaper.
* PluckyComicRelief: Despite his excellent fighting skills and status as TheDreaded, Grim provides a lot of humor to most of the scenes that he's in.
* SinisterScythe: While the scythe itself doesn't show much in the way of evil, its enchantments, and his motives, do indeed make it this.
* SkewedPriorities: When travelling with Jalkar to go and steal the Dragon Egg, he gets distracted by an enchanted iron scythe in sale, deciding to trade in his unenchanted one (and some gold and diamonds) to purchase it.
* SpinToDeflectStuff: He spins his scythe to deflect arrows that Abbigail fire at him in Episode 5.
* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: As shown in Episode 6, he can throw his scythe at an enemy to kill them.
* VillainsWantMercy: Once he loses the fight with Abbigail in Episode 7, he cowers in a corner, covering his face. Abbigail spares him.
* WorfHadTheFlu: He would have easily beaten Abbigail in Episode 7, but he was limited in his ability to fight due to being punched by the Enderman, shot at by Abbigail, and fallen quite a height due to said shot.
* WorkOffTheDebt: He has a debt owed to Jalkar, and he's going along with him for the Dragon Egg in order to pay it off.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Downplayed. [[spoiler:Jalkar abandons Grim after feeling like Grim is no longer useful, saying that he couldn't be slowed down anymore.]]

!The Nether Realm
[[AnotherDimension The Nether]], the very essence of chaos, and the ones who [[GreaterScopeVillain started The Great War]] centuries ago. This dimension is ruled entirely by the Netherans, armoured humanoids who individually, are [[TimeAbyss hundreds of years old]], and rival the Enderknights in raw power and age.

[[folder: King Chronos]]
!!Nether King Chronos
[[quoteright:340:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kingchronos3_9.png]]
[[caption-width-right:340:Chronos on his throne]]

->''The Deathsinger met with King Chronos of the Nether, and formed the most powerful alliance ever known.''

The Netheran ruler of all the Nether Realm, Chronos was the one who initiated the invasion of the Overworld, and later allied with the Voltaris, beginning The Great War. After the alliance lead by the Tidesinger fought back against them, winning every time, he and his forces fell back, into the Nether, leaving the Voltaris to their fate.

* BigBadDuumvirate: With the Deathsinger (Ingressus Voltaris), during The Great War. He may also count as a GreaterScopeVillain, since he was the one who had his armies invade the Overworld, which caused the events which directly lead to The Great War.
* CoolSword: Though we never see him use it.
* LongLastLook: He gives one to the Overworld before retreating with his forces back to the Nether.
* OrcusOnHisThrone: When we first see him in the prologue in Episode 1.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When the Tidesinger's leadership proved too powerful to overcome, he had his forces retreat back to the Nether, leaving the Voltaris to their fate.
* TimeAbyss: He's several hundred years old.

[[folder: Netheran Enforcer]]
!!Netheran Enforcer
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kingchronos3_6.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The Enforcer, next to Chronos]]

A very powerful Netheran who shows up many times in the flashbacks of The Great War, we don't know much about him, other than he is an incredible fighter, and very loyal to Chronos.

* AnAxeToGrind: One that he uses to great effect in the Prologue.
* TheBrute: To the Nether King Chronos.
* HeroKiller: We first see him beheading an Enderknight, proving how formidable he is.
* OffWithHisHead: What he does to an Enderknight in the Prologue, after a brief struggle.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: We don't know what happened to him after the Deathsinger allied the Voltaris with the Nether, or whether he's alive or not.
* TheWorfEffect: We first see him killing an Enderknight, who are among the most powerful warriors in the world of Ardonia, proving how good he is at combat.

!The Enderknights

[[folder: In General]]
!!The Enderknights
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ender_knights_12.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''The Enderknights used to protect the land alongside their dragons. That was years ago.'']]

->''The Enderknights returned during these dark times, long having been guardians of the Overworld.''

Once the rulers of the Overworld, the Enderknights haven't been seen since the end of The Great War over 150 years ago. They since became the defenders of the Overworld, and have a bitter rivalry with the Netherans due to their polar-opposite ideals. They also have a habit of vanishing for long periods of time, only coming out of The End when they deem necessary.

* AnAxeToGrind: One of the many weapons that they wield.
* ArchEnemy: To the Netherans, and the Nether in general.
* TheCavalry: They arrived as the Nether invaded to Overworld, and as they allied with the Voltaris for The Great War.
* CoolSword: One of the standard weapons for an Enderknight.
* DragonRider: They've been breeding and taming Ender Dragons for hundreds of years, riding them into their battles.
* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: Heavily implied.
* PurpleIsPowerful: Coloured purple, as with most things in the End, and among the most powerful beings in Ardonia.
* UnflinchingWalk: We first see a group of five of them doing this, ready to challenge the Nether invasion during its initial stages in the prologue in Episode 1.

[[folder: King Rendor]]
!!Ender King Rendor

->''The Enderknights rallied under King Rendor, and fought the Nether head-on.''

The most recent Ender King, Rendor was the one responsible for splitting up Ardonia into the six kingdoms and five Ardoni territories after they rebelled. He later become the front-line leader of the Enderknights when The Great War started.

* AmbiguousSituation: We don't really know what happened to him after The Great War, and the DreamSequence that Abbigail has in Episode 4 implies that something bad has happened to him.
* BilingualBonus: His name in Hungarian means "policeman", showing how he acted as a mediator between the Enderknights and the people of Ardonia prior to the Enderknights' retreat back into the End.
* CoolCrown: A small, sleek one that blends in with his armour.
* FounderOfTheKingdom: He established the Six Kingdoms that are in the Overworld to this day.
* TheGoodKing: He willingly gave up power in the Overworld so that the people of Ardonia can be free of the control of the Enderknighth after they rebelled.
* KnowWhenToFoldThem: He knew that the people wanted their freedom from Enderknight control, and so created the kingdoms and territories that we see today, taking the Enderknights back to the End.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: He helped create the Six Kingdoms and Five Ardoni territories that we see today, and acted as a FrontlineGeneral when The Great War started.

!Necromancers

[[folder: In General]]
!!The Necromancers
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Stephen J. Pena

->''There have been rumours of, Necromancers, who seek to control the undead and use them as an army.''

Among the main antagonists of the series, the Necromancers are a group that few have seen or heard about, and their plans for now, are a mystery.

* AmbitionIsEvil
* AnAxeToGrind: If a Necromancer's weapon isn't an iron sword, it's most likely an iron axe.
* DarkIsEvil: They use Necromancy to control the undead and cover the world in darkness.
* TheDreaded: Many people, of other species, of other settlements are scared of what they are capable of.
* EvilGloating: One of them does this in Episode 5, only to be knocked out since he wasn't going to give any answers.
* EvilWearsBlack: They wear black robes and are definitely evil beings.
* SkeletonMotif: They all wear skull masks to hide their identities. They also use Wither Skeleton Skulls as a means of indoctrinating the undead.
* ThrowingTheDistraction: They use Wither Skeleton skulls to control the undead around them, since they seem to be entranced by the skulls.
* VolcanoLair: The Necrobase is underneath Mount Tempus.

[[folder: The Necrolord]]
!!The Necrolord
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/necrolord_11_4.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''His lordship about to address his followers.'']]

The leader of the Necromancers who holds considerable control over both them, and the undead. He's the reason that the Necromancers, and the undead have been a force to be reckoned with in recent times.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Like Grim, we don't yet know what his species is.
* AnAxeToGrind: He wields a large axe, though we haven't seen him use it yet.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: TheLeader of the Necromancers, and has a pair of red eyes to show how dangerous he can be.
* SilentAntagonist: He has yet to speak.
* StaffOfAuthority: He carries the spine and (centre) skull of a '''Wither Boss''' as a staff, which helps him control the undead around him, and earns respect from the Necromancers beneath him. Said skull is ''still alive''.

[[folder: Xaria]]
!!Xaria
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Ghost of War VA
[[quoteright:333:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/xaria2_3.png]]
[[caption-width-right:333:''I presume you're the new rookie.'']]

->''I expected you would have learned by now.''

One of the human male Necromancers in Ardonia, and the first one encountered in the Necrobase

* BadassBoast: He gives one to Lucan once he's been revealed as a spy.
--> ''You will watch helplessly, as everything you fought for is destroyed and burned. And after we're finished, we will find the Felina... and we will kill her.''
* BigDamnHeroes: He manages to save Lucan (disguised as a Necromancer) from some of the undead when he enters the Necrobase in Episode 6, distracting them with a Wither Skeleton Skull.
* DynamicEntry: The first shot with him we get is him performing some acrobatics, scraping his sword on the floor, and luring away some undead with a Wither Skeleton Skull.
* EvilSoundsDeep: He has a deep, raspy voice to him.
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: He completely buys into Lucan's clearly fake attempts at explaining why he has no undead returning with him. Then again, he's never met the Necromancer Lucan's disguised as.
* PetTheDog: When assuming that Lucan in disguise is the genuine Necromancer sent after Niika, he has this to say:
--> '''Xaria:''' ''There's no need to be embarrassed about failing the mission.''
* {{Sadist}}: He talks in detail about what the Necromancers might do to Niika once they capture her.
--> ''Perhaps we'll feed her to the [[GiantSpider spiders]]. They have quite the appetite.''
* VillainExitStageLeft: After Lucan and Niika bump into each other, he makes a run for it, possibly to report to the Necrolord.

[[/folder]]

!Unaffiliated

[[folder: Hawken]]
!!Hawken
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Joe Geffeney
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hawken2.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''Indubitably!'']]

->''I've heard rumours of a presence on the peak of Mount Velgrin. Being the naturally curious scholar that I am, I sent a few scouts to transform those rumours into facts. That was two weeks ago.''

A independent scholar, and a trusted friend of Thalleous Sendaris, Hawken attempts to expand his knowledge on the history of Ardonia through intense research and curiosity. This led him to suspect that something on Mount Velgrin had done something to his [[KilledOffscreen scouts]] when they never returned. He lets Thalleous in on this lead, wanting to tag along in the hopes of finding out what happened to those he sent to investigate. [[spoiler: He dies saving Thalleous from that presence at Mount Velgrin.]]
----

* [[spoiler: ForgottenFallenFriend]]: [[spoiler: Thalleous hasn't mentioned him since he died in Episode 1.]]
* [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice]]: [[spoiler: He blocks an '''Aggro-sphere''' attack from Tygren that was going to hit Thalleous, putting himself between Tygren and Thalleous so that the former could live. He dies in doing so.]]

!Miscellaneous
[[folder: "He"]]
!!Herobrine
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/img_1381.PNG]]

->''Some even say, HE, was there.''

A mysterious humanoid who many regard as an urban legend, though there are many who fear him.

* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: Only his white eyes are visible, contrasting with his jet-black body.
* TheDreaded: Though most regard him as an urban legend, there are a few people who are afraid of what he could be capable of.
* [[spoiler: EasterEgg]]: [[spoiler: What he is confirmed to be.]]
* HeWhoMustNotBeNamed: A citizen in Episode 8 says that saying his name is bad luck. The same one who's LeaningOnTheFourthWall.
* ShroudedInMyth: Nobody knows if he's real or not, or if he has any motivations at all.
* TrueNeutral: Implied, since his motives are unknown.

[[folder: Timber]]
!!Timber
[[quoteright:258:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/timber1_0.png]]

Thalleous' trusty and intelligent horse, and his main means of transportation across Ardonia.

* KnifeNut: He's very skilled with his knife, twirling and spinning it all over the place. He countered Zinaida’s tornado with his knife.

* VitriolicBestBuds: With Grim. Jalkar regularly (albeit rationally) calls Grim out when he does stupid things. He eventually left Grim saying that he couldn't be slowed down after Abbigail shot him down, downplaying YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness.

->''Grim! *sigh* You don't buy, from the people you're stealing from! Now lets keep moving...''

A career criminal who was recently tasked with stealing the Dragon Stone from Etherea by any means necessary, Jalkar is a human with few morals when it comes to his work. He regularly works with his (literal) partner Grim.

* DefiantToTheEnd: [[spoiler: He defiantly stares Abbigail in the face before she kills him.]]

* FamousLastWords:
--> [[spoiler: ''I've had enough of you, girl!'']]

* {{Foil}}: To Lucan. Both of them are thieves with a history of crime who prefer to work alone, but are forced to partner up with someone else in their respective storylines. However, Lucan does petty crime and minor theft, while Jalkar stages much bigger steals, like the Dragon Egg from Etherea. Lucan is also a much more heroic character than Jalkar.

* OlderThanTheyLook: His bio in the Episode 9 behind-the-scenes says that he is middle-aged, which you wouldn't really guess when you see how skilfully he fights.

* VitriolicBestBuds: With Grim. Jalkar regularly (albeit rationally) calls Grim out when he does stupid things.

A mercenary of unknown origins, who Jalkar has hired to help him steal and deliver the Dragon Stone from Etherea to an unknown client. His clumsiness is often a nuisance to Jalkar when they attempt to complete their mission.

[[/folder]]

!The Nether Realm
[[AnotherDimension The Nether]], the very essence of chaos, and the ones who [[GreaterScopeVillain started The Great War]] centuries ago. This dimension is ruled entirely by the Netherans, armoured humanoids who individually, are [[TimeAbyss hundreds of years old]], and rival the Enderknights in raw power and age.

[[folder: King Chronos]]
!!Nether King Chronos
[[quoteright:340:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kingchronos3_9.png]]
[[caption-width-right:340:Chronos on his throne]]

->''The Deathsinger met with King Chronos of the Nether, and formed the most powerful alliance ever known.''

The Netheran ruler of all the Nether Realm, Chronos was the one who initiated the invasion of the Overworld, and later allied with the Voltaris, beginning The Great War. After the alliance lead by the Tidesinger fought back against them, winning every time, he and his forces fell back, into the Nether, leaving the Voltaris to their fate.

* BigBadDuumvirate: With the Deathsinger (Ingressus Voltaris), during The Great War. He may also count as a GreaterScopeVillain, since he was the one who had his armies invade the Overworld, which caused the events which directly lead to The Great War.
* CoolSword: Though we never see him use it.
* LongLastLook: He gives one to the Overworld before retreating with his forces back to the Nether.
* OrcusOnHisThrone: When we first see him in the prologue in Episode 1.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When the Tidesinger's leadership proved too powerful to overcome, he had his forces retreat back to the Nether, leaving the Voltaris to their fate.
* TimeAbyss: He's several hundred years old.

[[folder: Netheran Enforcer]]
!!Netheran Enforcer
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kingchronos3_6.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The Enforcer, next to Chronos]]

A very powerful Netheran who shows up many times in the flashbacks of The Great War, we don't know much about him, other than he is an incredible fighter, and very loyal to Chronos.

* AnAxeToGrind: One that he uses to great effect in the Prologue.
* TheBrute: To the Nether King Chronos.
* HeroKiller: We first see him beheading an Enderknight, proving how formidable he is.
* OffWithHisHead: What he does to an Enderknight in the Prologue, after a brief struggle.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: We don't know what happened to him after the Deathsinger allied the Voltaris with the Nether, or whether he's alive or not.
* TheWorfEffect: We first see him killing an Enderknight, who are among the most powerful warriors in the world of Ardonia, proving how good he is at combat.

!The Enderknights

[[folder: In General]]
!!The Enderknights
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ender_knights_12.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''The Enderknights used to protect the land alongside their dragons. That was years ago.'']]

->''The Enderknights returned during these dark times, long having been guardians of the Overworld.''

Once the rulers of the Overworld, the Enderknights haven't been seen since the end of The Great War over 150 years ago. They since became the defenders of the Overworld, and have a bitter rivalry with the Netherans due to their polar-opposite ideals. They also have a habit of vanishing for long periods of time, only coming out of The End when they deem necessary.

* AnAxeToGrind: One of the many weapons that they wield.
* ArchEnemy: To the Netherans, and the Nether in general.
* TheCavalry: They arrived as the Nether invaded to Overworld, and as they allied with the Voltaris for The Great War.
* CoolSword: One of the standard weapons for an Enderknight.
* DragonRider: They've been breeding and taming Ender Dragons for hundreds of years, riding them into their battles.
* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: Heavily implied.
* PurpleIsPowerful: Coloured purple, as with most things in the End, and among the most powerful beings in Ardonia.
* UnflinchingWalk: We first see a group of five of them doing this, ready to challenge the Nether invasion during its initial stages in the prologue in Episode 1.

[[folder: King Rendor]]
!!Ender King Rendor

->''The Enderknights rallied under King Rendor, and fought the Nether head-on.''

The most recent Ender King, Rendor was the one responsible for splitting up Ardonia into the six kingdoms and five Ardoni territories after they rebelled. He later become the front-line leader of the Enderknights when The Great War started.

* AmbiguousSituation: We don't really know what happened to him after The Great War, and the DreamSequence that Abbigail has in Episode 4 implies that something bad has happened to him.
* BilingualBonus: His name in Hungarian means "policeman", showing how he acted as a mediator between the Enderknights and the people of Ardonia prior to the Enderknights' retreat back into the End.
* CoolCrown: A small, sleek one that blends in with his armour.
* FounderOfTheKingdom: He established the Six Kingdoms that are in the Overworld to this day.
* TheGoodKing: He willingly gave up power in the Overworld so that the people of Ardonia can be free of the control of the Enderknighth after they rebelled.
* KnowWhenToFoldThem: He knew that the people wanted their freedom from Enderknight control, and so created the kingdoms and territories that we see today, taking the Enderknights back to the End.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: He helped create the Six Kingdoms and Five Ardoni territories that we see today, and acted as a FrontlineGeneral when The Great War started.

!Necromancers

[[folder: In General]]
!!The Necromancers
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Stephen J. Pena

->''There have been rumours of, Necromancers, who seek to control the undead and use them as an army.''

Among the main antagonists of the series, the Necromancers are a group that few have seen or heard about, and their plans for now, are a mystery.

* AmbitionIsEvil
* AnAxeToGrind: If a Necromancer's weapon isn't an iron sword, it's most likely an iron axe.
* DarkIsEvil: They use Necromancy to control the undead and cover the world in darkness.
* TheDreaded: Many people, of other species, of other settlements are scared of what they are capable of.
* EvilGloating: One of them does this in Episode 5, only to be knocked out since he wasn't going to give any answers.
* EvilWearsBlack: They wear black robes and are definitely evil beings.
* SkeletonMotif: They all wear skull masks to hide their identities. They also use Wither Skeleton Skulls as a means of indoctrinating the undead.
* ThrowingTheDistraction: They use Wither Skeleton skulls to control the undead around them, since they seem to be entranced by the skulls.
* VolcanoLair: The Necrobase is underneath Mount Tempus.

[[folder: The Necrolord]]
!!The Necrolord
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/necrolord_11_4.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''His lordship about to address his followers.'']]

The leader of the Necromancers who holds considerable control over both them, and the undead. He's the reason that the Necromancers, and the undead have been a force to be reckoned with in recent times.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Like Grim, we don't yet know what his species is.
* AnAxeToGrind: He wields a large axe, though we haven't seen him use it yet.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: TheLeader of the Necromancers, and has a pair of red eyes to show how dangerous he can be.
* SilentAntagonist: He has yet to speak.
* StaffOfAuthority: He carries the spine and (centre) skull of a '''Wither Boss''' as a staff, which helps him control the undead around him, and earns respect from the Necromancers beneath him. Said skull is ''still alive''.

[[folder: Xaria]]
!!Xaria
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Ghost of War VA
[[quoteright:333:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/xaria2_3.png]]
[[caption-width-right:333:''I presume you're the new rookie.'']]

->''I expected you would have learned by now.''

One of the human male Necromancers in Ardonia, and the first one encountered in the Necrobase

* BadassBoast: He gives one to Lucan once he's been revealed as a spy.
--> ''You will watch helplessly, as everything you fought for is destroyed and burned. And after we're finished, we will find the Felina... and we will kill her.''
* BigDamnHeroes: He manages to save Lucan (disguised as a Necromancer) from some of the undead when he enters the Necrobase in Episode 6, distracting them with a Wither Skeleton Skull.
* DynamicEntry: The first shot with him we get is him performing some acrobatics, scraping his sword on the floor, and luring away some undead with a Wither Skeleton Skull.
* EvilSoundsDeep: He has a deep, raspy voice to him.
* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: He completely buys into Lucan's clearly fake attempts at explaining why he has no undead returning with him. Then again, he's never met the Necromancer Lucan's disguised as.
* PetTheDog: When assuming that Lucan in disguise is the genuine Necromancer sent after Niika, he has this to say:
--> '''Xaria:''' ''There's no need to be embarrassed about failing the mission.''
* {{Sadist}}: He talks in detail about what the Necromancers might do to Niika once they capture her.
--> ''Perhaps we'll feed her to the [[GiantSpider spiders]]. They have quite the appetite.''
* VillainExitStageLeft: After Lucan and Niika bump into each other, he makes a run for it, possibly to report to the Necrolord.

!Unaffiliated

[[folder: Hawken]]
!!Hawken
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Joe Geffeney
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hawken2.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''Indubitably!'']]

->''I've heard rumours of a presence on the peak of Mount Velgrin. Being the naturally curious scholar that I am, I sent a few scouts to transform those rumours into facts. That was two weeks ago.''

A independent scholar, and a trusted friend of Thalleous Sendaris, Hawken attempts to expand his knowledge on the history of Ardonia through intense research and curiosity. This led him to suspect that something on Mount Velgrin had done something to his [[KilledOffscreen scouts]] when they never returned. He lets Thalleous in on this lead, wanting to tag along in the hopes of finding out what happened to those he sent to investigate. [[spoiler: He dies saving Thalleous from that presence at Mount Velgrin.]]

* {{Adorkable}}
* BrainyBrunette: He's a scholar dedicated to the history of Ardonia, and wants to expand his knowledge wherever possible. [[spoiler: It gets him killed.]]
* [[spoiler: ForgottenFallenFriend]]: [[spoiler: Thalleous hasn't mentioned him since he died in Episode 1.]]
* [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice]]: [[spoiler: He blocks an '''Aggro-sphere''' attack from Tygren that was going to hit Thalleous, putting himself between Tygren and Thalleous so that the former could live. He dies in doing so.]]
* InnocentBlueEyes
* PluckyComicRelief: His personality and antics provide the comedy for Episode 1. [[spoiler: However, he stops after he's at Mount Velgrin, where his scouts were killed by Tygren, in which he follows the same fate afterwards.]]
* SpannerInTheWorks: If he hadn't gotten curious about a presence on Mount Velgrin, he wouldn't have sent scouts up there. Since the scouts never came back, he informs Thalleous Sendaris, thinking that the Voltaris might be up there. He's right and Thalleous is then able to prepare to stop the plans of the Voltaris then and there.

[[folder: Grim]]
!!Grim
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/img_e1360.JPG]]

A mercenary of unknown origins, who Jalkar has hired to help him steal and deliver the Dragon Stone from Etherea to an unknown client. His clumsiness is often a nuisance to Jalkar when they attempt to complete their mission.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: We have no idea what his species is, though it was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally meant to be human.]]
* BadassAdorable: Despite his clumsiness and cute-looking appearance, he can be surprisingly competent when he needs to be, and is an amazing fighter.
* CurbStompCushion: While he and Jalkar came out as the victors against the Voltaris in Episode 6, the Voltaris did put up a good fight before their defeat.
** His fight with Abbigail in Episode 7 also counts. While Abbigail ultimately wins due to him having been injured previously, Grim is still more experienced than her and is able to get a few good hits in before getting defeated.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: He didn't take into account that Abbigail was right by water when he was about to strike her, causing the enchantment feedback from his scythe to knock him out of the fight.
* TheDreaded: He's referred to as "The Reaper" in Episode 6 by Lucidius Voltaris, showing that his combat skills are not to underestimated.
* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: He pulls his scythe out with a spinning motion, and spins it in most of the combat he does.
* IntelligibleUnintelligible: He talks in grunts, making it hard to know what he's saying, but Jalkar doesn't seem to have much trouble understanding him.
* TheKlutz: He's a rather clumsy being, and is the reason that he and Jalkar have to search for the Dragon Egg again, having previously stolen it from Etherea.
* TheLoad: The reason that he and Jalkar had any trouble with the Dragon Egg in the first place was because [[ForWantOfANail he bumped into Jalkar without looking forward,]] causing him to drop the egg, which teleported to Underwood, where it was found by Abbigail and Sam.
* MeaningfulName: His name and weapon bring to mind TheGrimReaper.
* PluckyComicRelief: Despite his excellent fighting skills and status as TheDreaded, Grim provides a lot of humor to most of the scenes that he's in.
* SinisterScythe: While the scythe itself doesn't show much in the way of evil, its enchantments, and his motives, do indeed make it this.
* SkewedPriorities: When travelling with Jalkar to go and steal the Dragon Egg, he gets distracted by an enchanted iron scythe in sale, deciding to trade in his unenchanted one (and some gold and diamonds) to purchase it.
* SpinToDeflectStuff: He spins his scythe to deflect arrows that Abbigail fire at him in Episode 5.
* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: As shown in Episode 6, he can throw his scythe at an enemy to kill them.
* VillainsWantMercy: Once he loses the fight with Abbigail in Episode 7, he cowers in a corner, covering his face. Abbigail spares him.
* WorfHadTheFlu: He would have easily beaten Abbigail in Episode 7, but he was limited in his ability to fight due to being punched by the Enderman, shot at by Abbigail, and fallen quite a height due to said shot.
* WorkOffTheDebt: He has a debt owed to Jalkar, and he's going along with him for the Dragon Egg in order to pay it off.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Downplayed. [[spoiler:Jalkar abandons Grim after feeling like Grim is no longer useful, saying that he couldn't be slowed down anymore.]]

A career criminal who was recently tasked with stealing the Dragon Stone from Etherea by any means necessary, Jalkar is a human with few morals when it comes to his work. He regularly works with his (literal) partner-in-crime Grim.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: His bio states that he dislikes animals, and his treatment [[spoiler: and eventual murder]] of Sam in Episode 9 shows this.
* CombatPragmatist: He won't hesitate to fight dirty if he needs to, such as when he knocks out Abbigail in Episode 4 when she was about to gain the upper hand and when he casually killed several guards in Episode 2.
* ConservationOfNinjitsu: He's clearly the superior combatant in his fight with Abbigail in Episode 4, and was merely toying with her before she proved what she can do.

* EvilRedhead: He's got auburn-coloured hair, and is clearly an antagonist.

* IdiotBall: He clearly wasn't looking before he realized that Igneous is a Magnorite, which he only notices after he attempts to stab him.

* KickTheDog:
** While he was never that kind to Grim, he really crosses the line when he coldly [[spoiler:abandons Grim]] in Episode 7.
** In Episode 8, he tackled Senn off of Timber in order to steal him. He failed.
* KnifeNut: He's very skilled with his knife, twirling and spinning it all over the place.
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler: After he tries to kill Abbigail in Episode 9, and later killing Sam, he himself is killed by Abbigail, when she has him at his mercy.]]

* OhCrap: A few examples:
** First when Abbigail blocks one of his strikes and pulls herself back up in Episode 4.
** A second time in Episode 6 after Zinaida's '''Aggro-storm''' starts to pull him and Grim towards Zinaida.
** He's terrified when an Enderman tries to retrieve the Dragon Egg in Episode 7, being on the losing side of a fight with it until Grim forces it to retreat.
** His reaction upon realizing he tried to stab Igneous, who almost immediately punches him a great distance.

* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: He gets this treatment from Igneous after he [[LaserGuidedKarma tries to stab him]] [idiotically].

* VillainProtagonist: He's one of the main characters, and has few morals and won't hesitate to kill anyone in his way.
* VillainousBreakdown: Throughout Episodes 5 through 9, he becomes a lot less patient, bossing Grim around a lot more (later ditching him), attempting to stab innocents like Igneous (which fails), and then relentlessly trying to kill Abbigail[[spoiler:, who ends him soon after]].
* VitriolicBestBuds: With Grim. He's only bringing Grim along so as make sure that he pulls off his Dragon Egg heist, and regularly (albeit rationally) calls him out when he does very stupid things.
* WouldHitAGirl: He doesn't hesitate to knock out Abbigail when she proves to be too much trouble.

* KickTheDog: While he was never that kind to Grim, he really crosses the line when he coldly [[spoiler:abandons Grim]] in Episode 7.

[[folder: SPOILER CHARACTER]]
!!"He"

A mysterious humanoid who we have very little knowledge of as of right now.

* AnimalReactionShot: He gets one in Episode 3, when Thalleous reveals the Mobilium Prime Song, and one in Episode 5 when he sees Sendaria up in flames.

One of the male Necromancers in Ardonia, and the first one encountered in the Necrobase

* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Downplayed. [[spoiler:Jalkar abandons Grim after feeling like Grim is no longer useful.]]

!Miscellaneous

[[caption-width-right:350:''The Enderknights used to protect the land alongside their dragons. That was years ago. Both the Enderknights, and their dragons, have vanished.'']]

Once the rulers of the Overworld, the Enderknights haven't been seen since the end of The Great War over 150 years ago. They since became the defenders of the Overworld, and have a bitter rivalry with the Netherans due to their polar-opposite ideals.

* SkeletonMotif: They all wear skull masks to hide their identities.
* VolcanoLair: It's implied that they have one on Mount Tempus.

One of the most prominent of the Necromancers in Ardonia.

* BadassAdorable: Despite his clumsiness and cute-looking appearance, he can be surprisingly competent when he needs to be, and is a good fighter.

* EverythingIsBetterWithSpinning: He pulls his scythe out with a spinning motion, and spins it in most of the combat he does.

* BadassAdorable: His antics and skill at combat definitely make him this.

Back when the Enderknight ruled over all of Ardonia, Crown Peak was their seat of power, where the Ender King would rule from. Inevitably however, the people of Ardonia rebelled, and the latest Ender King, Rendor, split Ardonia up into the six kingdoms and five Ardoni territories that are seen in the present.

The Netheran ruler of all the Nether Realm, Chronos was the one who initiated the invasion of the overworld, and later allied with the Voltaris, beginning The Great War. After the alliance lead by the Tidesinger fought back against them, winning every time, he and his forces fell back, into the Nether, leaving the Voltaris to their fate.

[[caption-width-right:350:''The Enderknights used to protect the land alongside their dragons. That was years ago.]]

Once the rulers of the Overworld, the Enderknights haven't been seen since the end of The Great War over 150 years ago. They since became the defenders of the overworld, and have a bitter rivalry with the Netherans due to their polar-opposite ideals.