History Characters / GranblueFantasyEventAntagonists

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A seemingly normal child that the Grandcypher crew and the ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' cast interacted with. They serve as the main antagonist of the collaboration event ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia: Rescue Another World''

[[center: [- [[Characters/GranblueFantasyHumanCharacters Humans]] ([[Characters/GranblueFantasyHumansAToE A - E]]) ([[Characters/GranblueFantasyHumansFToN F - N]]) ([[Characters/GranblueFantasyHumansOToZ O - Z]]) | [[Characters/GranblueFantasyDraph Draphs]] | [[Characters/GranblueFantasyErune Erunes]] | [[Characters/GranblueFantasyHarvins Harvins]] | [[Characters/GranblueFantasyPrimalCharacters Primals]] ([[Characters/GranblueFantasySandalphon Sandalphon]]) | [[Characters/GranblueFantasyOther Other]] -] ]]

* FlatCharacter: Phoenix does not have an elaborated backstory nor defining characteristics compared to the rest of the event antagonists listed on this page, it merely exists for unleashing chaos at the casino after being summoned by Sturm and Drang. It doesn't help that "Festival of the Falling Flame" is the first story event of ''Granblue'', while also having only four short chapters... at least, until "The Heart of the Sun" implies that there's actually more to this Primal beast. When it's later revealed in "The Heart of the Sun" that the Phoenix of that event is a ''copy'' of the real thing that the Astrals created, this becomes a Justified Trope.

* FlatCharacter: Phoenix does not have an elaborated backstory nor defining characteristics compared to the rest of the event antagonists listed on this page, it merely exists for unleashing chaos at the casino after being summoned by Sturm and Drang. It doesn't help that "Festival of the Falling Flame" is the first story event of ''Granblue'', while also having only four short chapters... at least, until "The Heart of the Sun" implies that there's actually more to this Primal beast.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Not just itself but the event as a whole, being the very first event of the game. As such, Phoenix ended up being the least explored of the primals and had [[ForTheEvulz no motivation for its evil deeds other than wanton destruction]].
* FlatCharacter: Phoenix does not have an elaborated backstory nor defining characteristics compared to the rest of the event antagonists listed on this page, it merely exists for unleashing chaos at the casino after being summoned by Sturm and Drang. It doesn't help that "Festival of the Falling Flame" is the first story event of ''Granblue'', while also having only four short chapters.

[[folder: Felix '''(SPOILER WARNING)''']]
!!! Voiced by: Creator/ShunHorie
[[quoteright:960:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/npc_zoom_3993241000_01.png]]
The Accordant for the Horoscope "Durandal." Ranked zero as an Auditor in Navis. Felix is Troue's original personality hidden deep inside who has watched over all of Troue's memories and experiences up until now, regardless of them disappearing each day.

! Lowain Bros Series Antagonists
Covers antagonists from the Lowain bros. storyline.

* MessianicArchetype: A literal example as Misiah is derived and named after the "Messiah" concept.

* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: They are created with the purpose of bringing salvation so they could stop the war between the skydwellers and the astrals. However, the war ended before they could properly fulfill their mission, leaving them aimless and unsure of how to accomplish the purpose of their creation. This led to them summoning the heroes and villains of ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' in hopes of them being able to find the closure they seek.

[[folder: Mammon]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mammon_7.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Incarnation of Desire]]

A primal beast appearing in the "Detective Barawa and the Jewel Resort Incident" event.

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Does this by amplifying the desires of its victims. [[spoiler:It manages to affect both Vas and Ettore this way, causing a mayhem in the Jewel Resort Casino.]]
* {{Greed}}: The personification of one's overwhelming desires, and also named after Greed's patron demon.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: One of the few humanoid primal beasts that barely wear any clothing.

[[/folder]]

[[folder: Clayus]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/TakanoriHoshino
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/clayus_npc.png]]

A sadistic erune from Sidheros Island, working for the mafia for his own ends. He is the antagonist of the event, "The Inner Light".
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[[folder: Reinbach]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/NobuoTobita
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/reinbach_npc.png]]

A master criminal, renowned for his shady deals in the black market. He is the antagonist for the "Detective Barawa and the Unfortunate Fortune" event.

* TheFaceless: His face is always framed in shadow. Averted in his Valentine card[[note]]Every year, players can mail Cygames Valentine's wishes for their favorite characters. In return, Cygames mails back a card from the character with an illustration and their "signature."[[/note]], where his face is clearly seen.
* MasterOfDisguise: He's incredibly skilled at disguising himself. In fact, he keeps a disguise on him at all times.
* RedBaron: He's known as the Merchant of Death.
* {{Sadist}}: He revels in other people's pain and suffering, which is why his final trap [[spoiler:is a SadisticChoice to see what Chat Noir will do.]]
* SpannerInTheWorks: In "Detective Barawa and the Escape from Storm Island," Reinbach [[spoiler:ends up being the true identity of the postman that brought the invitation to the mansion to Barawa and Sarya. This ends up leading to Norman's identity to be revealed and causes his endgame of [[DrivenToSuicide burning to death in the collapsing mansion]] to completely go up in smoke, as Barawa refuses to let him die.]] This was legitimately [[spoiler:an attempt on Barawa's life]] and not an intentional attempt to bring the culprit to justice, but things still worked out that way.

[[folder: Maddie]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/HisaoEgawa
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/maddie_npc.png]]

A sky racer who was formerly the champion until Meteon's debut. He is the antagonist of the event "Platinum Sky".

* BadassLongcoat: His outfit is one, with pauldrons and loose belts in it as well.
* ItsPersonal: Has a huge grudge on Meteon for winning against him.
* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler:During the final chapter, he goes over the limit of his transformed vehicle form and turns into Maddie Blast Form]].
* PunchClockVillain: Well somewhat. His only interest in joining the race is revenge against Meteon. Even if he does go to the underworld to achieve it.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:After he has a falling out with the officials responsible for fixing the race, he's rigged to go berserk and then [[WhyAmITicking explode]], one powerful enough to wipe out everyone if he makes it to the finish line.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Vyrn?]]
!!! Voiced by: Creator/RieKugimiya
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/vyrn_bb_npc.png]]

Another Vyrn from an alternate universe. He serves as the main antagonist of the AprilFoolsDay event in 2017, titled "Big Bad Shadow" and its reruns in the succeeding years.
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[[folder:"Detective Barawa and the Escape from Storm Island" Culprit (SPOILER WARNING)]]
!!Norman

The true mastermind of the "Detective Barawa and the Escape from Storm Island" event story, Norman was the personal pilot of Edgar, the writer of the ''Detective's Report'' mystery novel series. He served as an accomplice in his "detective game" to invite the skies' most prominent detectives to fabricate a case, to use as a basis for his novel series. Unknown to Edgar, Norman was secretly planning to usurp Edgar's plan and murder him, along with all of the detectives that were invited.

* ChekhovsGunman: The first time he's alluded to is when the crew goes through Edgar's background and finds that Norman (who has yet to be named or shown) got the job due to his low chances of ratting out to the Crew of Enforcers and his predecessor quitting over legal concerns about the job. His identity reveal explains why he's not that willing to rat himself or Edgar out.
* DrivenToSuicide: After killing all the great detectives who were invited by Edgar, Norman's endgame involves setting the mansion on fire with him still inside, in an attempt to ensure that no evidence of what happened there still existed, so that it could not be used for entertainment like his own family's tragedy was. It fails, because [[SpannerInTheWorks Barawa]] refuses to allow him to die without facing justice for his crimes and saves his life.
* FreudianExcuse: He was the husband of the woman who was murdered in the case that served as the basis for the first of Edgar's mystery novel series. However, in writing the story, Edgar added a fictional relationship between Norman's wife and the killer (adding "spice" to the story, as Edgar and Norman put it), when the actual murderer was simply a thief. This led to Norman's wife being [[SpeakIllOfTheDead slandered posthumously]] for her "adultery" by their fellow villagers, which drove Norman over the edge. This was the direct cause of Norman's obsessive grudge towards "great detectives" and Edgar, seeing them as heartless monsters who actually ''wished'' for more tragedies to happen to that they could bolster their own prestige by solving them, and drove him to create and enact his plan to kill Edgar and the detectives.
** FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: Barawa admits that Norman was done wrong and shouldn't have had to deal with his tragedy being used like this, but also tells him that it is ''not'' an excuse to kill several people. He saves him from the burning mansion mainly because he doesn't want him to die before facing justice for his crimes, and turns him over the the Crew of Enforcers at the event's end.

! Stan and Aliza Series Antagonists

[[folder: Aviza]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/GoShinomiya
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/aviza_npc.png]]

Aliza's uncle. He's the antagonist of the event "The Cowardly Hero And The Captive Princess".

* EvilChancellor: He was the foreign minister of Valtz.
* EvilUncle: To Aliza.
* TheUsurper: Attempted to both the Clythe family and to Valtz, specifically to Aliza and Tzaka respectively. And, if he had it his way, he would attempt to usurp the Erste Empire to take control of the skydom too.

[[folder: Tahar]]
The Primal Beast in Tahar Island, capable of absorbing the evil thoughts of people via their prayers.

* NonMaliciousMonster: The god Tahar is made to absorb the evil thoughts of people praying to it, so that they may be purified. However, it reached its limit and rampaged in the town because it can no longer purify a large quantity of negativity [[spoiler:no thanks to [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom Wahid]] constantly wishing for Qawi's bloodline to be doomed]].
* ThePowerOfLove: What ultimately defeats it. [[spoiler:Since Tahar is filled with negativity and hatred at that point, Fazal suggests weakening it with the power of "true love" - by having the two pairs of Stan/Aliza and Attiyah/Tabina declare their respective romantic affections to each other while Tahar watches.]]
* TroubledBackstoryFlashback: Tahar can reveal its summoner's DarkAndTroubledPast to other observers trapped in its black sandstorms.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Wahid]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/KentaroTone
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/granblue_wahid.png]]

Current leader of the Ahabak and the father of Tabina. He has a dark history with Attiyah's ancestors, which serves as a point of conflict in the "Dancing Avengers: Flames of the Heart" event.
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! Alchemist Event Antagonists

[[folder: Paracelsus]]
!!! Voiced by: Creator/MasakiTerasoma
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/paracelsus_npc.png]]
A high official from the Alchemist Guild of Helmuth. He serves as the main antagonist of the event, "Alchemist Astray", and is back again for "Alchemist's Desire".

* TheBadGuyWins: He manages to form a Philosopher's Stone in "Alchemist's Desire" by injecting Risette, and successfully escapes with it.
* ForScience: He is only interested in furthering research about alchemy and only alchemy. Even in his loss, he is only impressed as he gathers enough data for alchemy to advance.
* NamedAfterSomeoneFamous: He is named after one of the famed figures in Alchemy, Paracelsus himself.
* NotMeThisTime: He and his guild are actually not responsible for the disappearances in the town in "Alchemist's Desire".
* TheUnfought: Lets others and his weapon fight the party rather than himself personally.
* VillainExitStageLeft: He escapes at the end of Alchemist Astray, vowing [[WeWillMeetAgain to appear again]] once he's analyzed the data he's gathered.
* XanatosGambit: In a way. Although his ultimate goal to assimilate Cagliostro into the Philosopher's Stone failed and his weapon got destroyed, he was perfectly satisfied with the data he has collected.

[[folder: Albedo / Nigredo / Alpheus]]

An incomplete Philosopher's Stone created and weaponized by Paracelsus. It serves as a RecurringBoss of the event, "Alchemist Astray".

* TheBlank: Its normal appearance has no eyes, ears, lips or hair.
* DittoFighter: Has copied both [[spoiler:Clarisse and Cagliostro]] at two different points in the event.
* EvilCounterpart: Not as itself, but Alpheus has a charge attack called Ars Magnus, contrasting Cagliostro's Ars Magna, particularly the summon version. While the former deals light damage and a secondary NonElemental damage, the latter deals dark damage and provides the party a set of buffs.
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: Nigredo is said to be able to decompose anything. In its raid battle, its charge attack is able to reduce the party's charge bar by 30%.
* IHaveManyNames: Justified. It's an animated Philosopher's Stone and doesn't actually have a name. Rather, the names were used to indicate which stage it is undergoing before it becomes a completed Philosopher's Stone. Alpheus is the exception, but only because it's the name of the pre-existing primal beast that eventually takes over the stone.
* LightIsNotGood: Especially as Alpheus who has a light-based background.
* MakeThemRot: Nigredo's main ability is to (slowly) decompose anything within its vicinity. This includes itself, although this is apparently a natural progression into becoming a true Philosopher's Stone.
* ManOfKryptonite: Philosopher's Stone is highly effective against alchemized materials, such as Cagliostro's body, weakening her for most of the event. [[spoiler:This ceases to be an issue once Cagliostro makes a new body out of the remains left behind by Nigredo's destruction.]]
* MegaManning: Absorbs alchemy to the point it can [[spoiler:imitate Clarisse and Cagliostro]], albeit poorly.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Alpheus is a primal beast that was absorbed by the Philosopher's Stone by the end of the event. However, we know very little about it even after beating it, neither is it absorbed by Lyria nor does it appear as an obtainable summon.

! Dragon Knights Event Antagonists

[[folder: Isabella]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/AyumiFujimura
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/isabella_royal_consul_of_feendrache_npc.png]]

King Carl's adviser. She is the antagonist of two events, "Defender's Oath" and "Four Knights Of a Fallen Land."

* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Averted, as she is seen in her true elderly form is seen after Sylph is sealed away.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Has made an image for herself as a sharp-tongued but kind-hearted woman who distributes Alma to those in need. In reality, she's hiding the fact that the production of Alma creates a poisonous byproduct, has been secretly dumping said byproduct in a river, killed King Josef and framed Siegfried for it when they found out, and uses King Carl as a puppet ruler.
* FountainOfYouth: She's been having Sylph create Alma, a substance that kept her looking young when she grows old. She lost it in the aftermath of "Defender's Oath," but Gareth found a substitute for it for her during "Four Knights of a Fallen Land".
* FrameUp: She killed the previous king of Feendrache and framed Siegfried for it.
* {{Greed}}: Her defining trait as she covets money made from Sylph's Alma, controlling the kingdom as advisor, and coveting Lancelot as her own.
* ISurrenderSuckers: She pretends to meekly give up when she is confronted for her crimes in "Defender's Oath," but then immediately drops the act and sics Sylph on the party.
* SanitySlippage: Her imprisonment hasn't bode well for her that by "Four Knights Of a Fallen Land", she's gone AxCrazy.
* SmugSnake: Doesn't care that the truth comes to light, as she just sics Sylph on her enemies believing that Sylph can kill them all. Which leads to...
* ThisCannotBe: She is ''very'' shocked when Lyria absorbs Sylph's power after the party defeats Sylph, making Isabella lose her only line of defense.
* TheUnfought: The fight goes to Sylph in "Defender's Oath," and Gareth and the otherworldly beings she summons in "Four Knights of a Fallen Land."
* VillainousBreakdown: In "Four Knights of a Fallen Land," she has one after Siegfried suddenly appears and ruins her plans, [[HistoryRepeats again]]. She is reduced to screaming accusations at him before further devolving into {{Angrish}}.
--> '''Isabella:''' Ahhhrrgh! Hatehatehatehatehatehatehatehatehatehate! Aaagarblearblearhh!
** She has one in the ''Souken no Kizuna'' adaption of "Defender's Oath" as it becomes clear that her enemies are far more capable than she had assumed. After witnessing Sylph's defeat and sealing, she clutches at her face madly before attempting to kill Lyria with magic, only to get attacked and defeated by Lancelot.
* VillainousCrush: On Lancelot... which is {{squick}} because Isabella is actually far older than she appears.

[[folder: Gareth / Dindrane]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/JunkoMinagawa
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gareth_npc.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:Dindrane]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/3992809000_01.png[[/labelnote]]]]

A knight of the kingdom of Feendrache who frees Isabella to take over the kingdom in "Four Knights of a Fallen Land". She appears again in "To Each His Ideal" as a member of the cabal while also going by her real name, Dindrane.

* BigBadDuumvirate: Shares the role of main antagonist with Isabella.
* ButchLesbian: Dresses and acts as a man in her guise as a knight, while being in love with the more feminine Isabella.
* DeathGlare: Gives one to Lancelot in the ''Souken no Kizuna'' manga when he announces Isabella's imprisonment.
* EarlyBirdCameo: In ''Souken no Kizuna'', she makes cameos in chapters 2 and 10 before being properly introduced in Chapter 18, the start of the "Four Knights of a Fallen Land" arc.
* IOweYouMyLife:
** She falls for Isabella after she saved her in the past when she had her role as a spy outed. Isabella saved her from a life in prison.
** After Lamorak convinces her to give up being a DeathSeeker, she trusts him to the point of allowing the use of her real name [[spoiler:and saves him from dying with her last vial of alma]].
* TheMole: A trusted member of the Order of the White Dragons who is revealed to be working for the House of Wales and released Isabella.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: While her name is translated as Gareth in the English version of "Four Knights of a Fallen Land," her name is written as Galles in ''Grand Blues!'' comic #430 and in the third Graphic Archive.
* TrickedOutShoes: In ''Souken no Kizuna'', Gareth has a retractable blade in her shoe that she uses to break free from Percival.
* TheWatson: Being new to the cabal puts her in the proper position to ask about their inner workings and questions Lamorak's motives and actions at times.

[[folder: Aglovale]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/TatsuhisaSuzuki
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/aglovale_lord_of_frost_npc.png]]

Percival's brother and currently the Lord of Wales. He is the antagonist of the event "Between Frost and Flame".

--> See Characters/GranblueFantasyHumansAToE

[[folder: Sylph]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/600px_sylph.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The Divine Butterfly]]

A primal beast residing and helping the people of Feendrache over the years. She serves as the FinalBoss of the event, "Defender's Oath".

-->See the Characters/GranblueFantasyPrimalCharacters page for more information.

[[folder: Restaurant Manager]]
The manager of a rival restaurant, Ristorante Nuovo, who serves as a minor antagonist of the event, "Welcome to Bistro Feendrache".

* BullyingADragon: All of the thugs he sent are [[CurbStompBattle easily dispatched]] by the knights without even requiring a battle sequence whatsoever.
* GreenEyedMonster: He was getting jealous of the fact that Bistro Feendrache was attracting customers away from his own restaurant.
* {{Jerkass}}: He is nothing but condescending to Jack and his restaurant.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: His actions actually made things better for the Bistro:
** The first time he sent thugs to make a ruckus within the restaurant, [[spoiler:an old man and loyal customer of the Bistro passionately announced just how good the new recipe was, boosting the Bistro's reputation.]]
** [[spoiler:When he bribed the Bistro's old staff, it only made them realize just how important the restaurant is for them and returned working for Jack.]]
** [[spoiler:When a thug successfully sabotaged the flan, it only managed to give Siegfried an idea of making another gourmet dessert and giving Savarin the Bistro's full approval.]]
* NoNameGiven: Is only referred to as the restaurant manager of Ristorante Nuovo.
* PlotIrrelevantVillain: The event would actually have resolved itself even without his involvement.

[[folder: Gunther]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/ShinichiroMiki
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/granblue_gunther.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:Captain of the Royal Knights of Feendrache]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/granblue_gunther_knight.png[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:[[spoiler:Dragon Form]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/granblue_gunther_dragon.png]][[/labelnote]]]]

The former captain of the Black Dragon Knights and Siegfried's mentor. He served as the antagonist of the event, SIEGFRIED.

* BodyHorror: [[spoiler:His dragon form was unstable that it displayed abnormalities such as a tail growing out of its head.]]
* DeathSeeker: [[spoiler:He asks Siegfried to kill him as part of his wish to be reunited with his dead wife and son, and he can't get back to a human form after using magic on himself to turn into a dragon, forcing Siegfried to MercyKill him]].
* EyeScream: In the present, he lost one of his eyes.
* FallenHero: Originally a well-respected captain of the Black Dragon Knights who later retired to Burgundy with his lover Kremhield, [[spoiler:he later lost his family in a rebellion that Siegfried help to quell and becomes driven with revenge, blaming Siegfried for not arriving sooner]].
* KilledOffForReal: Was killed off at the end of the event.
* LoveTriangle: He was unknowingly in one with his wife and Siegfried. Siegfried and him had no idea when Siegfried helped him set up the first date, and eventually she chose Gunther.
* RetiredBadass: Former captain of the Black Dragon Knights.

[[folder: Lamorak]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/NobuhikoOkamoto
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/3991874000_01.png]]

Percival and Aglovale's brother. After appearing in various flashbacks, being mentioned offhandedly by various characters, and appearing in "Savior of Dalmore" under a disguise, he finally makes a proper appearance as himself in "To Each His Ideal".

* TheAce: He's very good at magic and has used it to create various disguises for himself. [[spoiler:The only magic he's poor at is the use of HealingHands, something he really wants to improve on.]]
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: He's the brunet to Aglovale's blond and Percival's redhead.
* BrainyBrunet: He studied magic and is said to be TheAce at it.
* CoolBigBro: Contrasting with the strict Aglovale, Lamorak was one for playing around and having fun with Percival. Percival still loves him as his older brother, even with Lamorak being on the opposing side.
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: He has brown hair and brown eyes.
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: He's perhaps the most laidback of the three brothers.
* TheGhost: Lamorak's appearance as an adult was not revealed until "The Savior of Dalmore" event where he appeared in TheStinger. Before then, his only appearance was as a child in flashbacks.
* GrowingUpSucks: As a child, he did not enjoy the thought of becoming an adult and lamented that if he was born a Harvin, he would still be able to be small, which contributes to why he disguises himself as a male Harvin.
* {{Irony}}: [[spoiler:The main reason he joined the cabal was to improve his HealingHands magic, yet healing still has the worst performance out of all of his magical skills he has.]]
* LongHairedPrettyBoy: He has the longest hair of his brothers and he's quite pretty.
* MasterOfDisguise: He's adept at using his magic to significantly alter his appearance. His most frequent disguise when working with the cabal has him as a Harvin.
* TheNicknamer: He calls his brothers "Percy" and "Aggy". [[spoiler: In "To Each His Ideal", he slips up and calls Percival "Percy" while in his Lusor disguise, temporarily drawing Percival's suspicion.]]
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Inverted. He looks the least like his siblings Aglovale and Percival, who could be twins if it weren't for their differing hair colors. He also doesn't look like his parents, with Percival resembling their mother and Aglovale resembling their father.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: For a while, he was the ''only'' one of Percival's two brothers to not appear outside of flashbacks. It wouldn't be until the event story "Savior of Dalmore" that he would appear in present-day.

[[folder: Merlin]]
A famed archmage of history. He finally appeared physically in the "The Strength To Wield" event, he served as a antagonist for the Dragon Knights related stories.

* EmbarrassingDampSheets: According to a flashback ''The Strength To Wield'', he wet the bed when he was younger and attempted to burn his bed to hide the evidence of it happening.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Granblue Fantasy's Merlin serve as an antagonist instead of aiding the heroes.
* LittleBitBeastly: He's revealed to be an Erune when he finally debuts in "The Strength To Wield".
* {{Revenge}}: [[spoiler:"The Strength To Wield" reveals that he is driven to destroy Feendrache out of a belief that they are responsible for the fall of the kingdom he once served]].
* ThemeNaming: He's named after the mage Myth/{{Merlin}} from Myth/ArthurianLegend.

[[folder: Aleis]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/RihoSugiyama
[[quoteright:960:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/npc_zoom_3992810000_01.png]]

A member of Merlin's cabal and Rowley's mother. In reality, she's an alchemist whose "son" Rowley is a homunculus of Merlin's creation. She is the central antagonist of "To Each His Ideal".

* DarkIsEvil: Engages in the black arts
* EvilCounterpart: To Lady Grey. Much like Grey, Aleis wished for her husband and child back. The difference is in their application--Lady Grey wishes for her family back and nothing else, while Aleis creates armies of undead to serve Merlin, and even uses illusory magic to trick Percival and Aglovale with a vision of their mother.
* MeaningfulName: Her name and Rowley combine to nearly make up the name Creator/AleisterCrowley.
** Also doubles as a PunnyName
* MyBelovedSmother: To Rowley.
* {{Necromancer}}: She's able to raise undead soldiers.

! Lowain Bros Series Antagonists
Covers antagonists from the Lowain bros. storyline.

[[folder: Lady Katapillar]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lady_katapillar.png]]

Katalina who was [[UnwillingRoboticisation transformed into a robot]] by [[{{Yandere}} Vira]]. She serves as an [[UnwittingPawn unwitting pawn]] of the event, L.E.T.S. H.A.N.G.
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-->See the Characters/GranblueFantasyOther page for the playable version of Lady Katapillar and Vira.

[[folder: Psycho Vira]]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/AsamiImai
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[[caption-width-right:350:Psycho Vira]]
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[[DesignatedVillain Vira]] who, out of jealousy, transformed into a giant robot to take out Lowain. She serves as the final boss of the event, "Table for Six". She later appears in a new form during the sequel "A Walk on the Wild Side".

* AllJustADream: Another figment of Lowain and his friend's dreams, although Korwa, Sutera and Lamretta may have dreamt her as well.
* GreenEyedMonster: Her jealousy for Lowain towards Katalina caused her to transform into a giant robot.
* OverlyLongName: For her appearance in "A Walk on the Wild Side" - Adaptable Anti-Playboy Awsum Sauce Combat Gear Mecha Psycho Vira MK II... In short, just have Psycho Vira MK II.
* RobotMe: A delusion of Lowain with Vira as a giant mecha.
* ShoutOut: Many of her attacks invoke the SuperRobotGenre.
* {{Yandere}}: Her devotion to Katalina is so deep, she transforms into a giant robot just to kill anyone, especially Lowain, in her path.

[[folder: Machorilla]]
!!! Voiced by: Creator/KentaroIto, Creator/HirokiYasumoto
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Another figment of the Lowain bros' imagination, introduced as a boss in "A Walk on the Wild Side".

* AllJustADream: Like Psycho Vira, he is merely imagined by Lowain and his bros to help in Lunalu's draft.
* BeastMan: He's a hulking muscular gorilla.
* {{BFS}}: His sword is large and long even for his size.
* FusionDance: A combination of the Titan (a.k.a. Macho) and the Gorilla summons.
* HijackedByGanon: [[spoiler: It is implied that the Titan was TheCorruptor that influenced Tomoi in "Definitive Dandyism", but it is possible they really were two different incarnations of the Titan.]]
* KillerGorilla: A dangerous gorilla with the physical features and powers of an AngelicAbomination.
* SuddenlyVoiced: Part for being an imagination by comic relief characters, the Machorilla is voiced only in this event.

[[folder: Malevomacho Tomoi]]
!!! Voiced by: Creator/JunyaEnoki
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The FinalBoss of "[[Recap/GranblueFantasyDefinitiveDandyism Definitive Dandyism]]". He is actually Tomoi who, after becoming a follower of Beelzebub, dedicates himself to the path of muscles, all in a desperate attempt to reach true [[YouKeepUsingThatWord dandyism]]. Alas, his incredible gains also come with a catch...

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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: His reactions to Attiyah's gestures have a touch of realism in them. Say, your daughter is secretly meeting up with a stranger, and that man also calls you his "father" out of nowhere, as if he's married to the family already? It would be expected for Wahid to be genuinely shocked and angry at his daughter's suitor.

* BullyingADragon [[JustForPun Knight]]: All of the thugs he sent are [[CurbStompBattle easily dispatched]] by the knights without even requiring a battle sequence whatsoever.

!!!VoicedBy: Creator/MasuoAmada

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* BlackSheep: His involvement with the cabal makes him an enemy of Wales.

* VillanousBSOD: Once he is defeated by Sevilbarra and the crew, he ends up a catatonic mess caused by the advanced corruption of the cursed blades. This leaves him wide open for Krelkulkil to slay him with no trouble at all.