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Lok Lambert

Voiced by: Alessio Nisslolion (Italian), Yuri Lowenthal (English Season 1), Drew Aaron (English Season 2)

An Ordinary High-School Student who was dragged into the life of Seekers when the Organization attacked him in order to get his father diary, and decided to become a Seeker and join the Huntik Foundation in order to learn more about his father and his whereabouts. Despite his lack of knowledge of Titans and magic, he quickly becomes a strong and reliable Seeeker as the show progresses.

Alliterative Name: Lok Lambert
Big Brother Instinct: Despite how much he respects Dante, he gets mad at his leader for Simple-minding his sister to keep a Huntik mission secret.
Big Brother Mentor: Since he's a veteran by the time Den comes around, he shows the younger kid the ropes of Huntik.
The Chains of Command: Played for Laughs during a mission where Dante assigned him to be team leader while he did a solo mission.
Lok: Leadership feels like work; tickets, reservations, receipts, why haven't I ever seen Dante do this sort of thing?
Cool Sword: The Willblade in Season 2. It is a case of Excalibur in the Stone, as he found it stuck on a rock in Avalon (where King Arthur was supposed to rest) and the Legendary Titan inside is called Pendragon. He later learns the Bladecall spell from the other Casterwills, which allows him to summon the sword to his hand instantly.
Disappeared Dad: Season 1 is all about looking for his Dad who disappeared on a mission. Season 2 reveals that he is stuck in Huntik to escape from the Professor.
Lady and Knight: Season 2 sees him become Sophie's White Knight as he's less focused on finding his dad and more focused on supporting and protecting her as she gets in touch with her noble Casterwill family roots. With the Will Blade and powerbounded Kipperin, he looks like a knight in armor, and he can only invoke Pendragon in her defense.
The Lancer: He is a foil to Dante, The Leader, because he is younger, less experienced, and less money focused. He is also the guy Dante puts in charge when he himself is absent.
Olympus Mons:
- Bonds with Tao, Legendary Titan of the Spirit in Season 1.
- In Season 2, he bonds with Pendragon, the Legendary Titan of Champions, and Quetzalcoatl, Legendary Titan of Summons. He even Powerbonds with Pendragon in the battle against Demigorgan.
Ordinary High-School Student: He was living the peaceful life of a student before his dad's journal pulled him into the adventurous world of Huntik.
Signature Mon: Kipperin is the first Titan he gets and is among the ones he uses the most, albeit mostly for non-combat roles. Freelancer was at first his go-to Titan for fighting, but was Out of Focus when Lok found Baselaird. Fittingly, Kipperin and Baselaird were the first two Titans Lok Powerbonded with.
Technician Versus Performer: In Season 1, he is the Performer to Sophie's Technician.
Took a Level in Badass: He starts out without Huntik powers and has difficulty summoning titans. By season 2, he uses the former easily and can summon legendary titans.
Winged Humanoid: His method of using Kipperin is merging with it.

Sophie Casterwill

Voiced by: Perla Liberatori (Italian), Rebecca Soler (English)

A member of the Casterwill family. A young, intelligent girl and a powerful Seeker.

A Child Shall Lead Them: Sophie becoming the leader to the Casterwill elders. Though she isn't a child, it is viewed this way because of her youth.
Action Girl: Not just herself, but three of her titans as well (Sabriel, Sorcerel and Feyone).
Cast From Life Span: Soul-Burn enables her to summon the same titan repeatedly and increase her immediate store of magic in exchange for shortening her life.
Clingy Jealous Girl: She is unusually snippy at Scarlet due to her history with Lok (his former babysitter).
Deadpan Snarker: Often react with sarcasm whenever Lok does or says something stupid.
Fashionable Asymmetry: Most of her outfits are stylized so one half looks different than the others.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She initially came off as a haughty rich girl but she also helps Lok escape from Organization suits before she's formally met him, showing that she's heroic underneath it.
Lady and Knight: Season 2 sees her maturing into a Bright Lady as she gets in touch with her noble Casterwill family roots. She always had the haughty demeanor but here she gains the compassion and regality of the trope. Lok even refers to her as a "Casterwill Princess" after she bounds with the Legendary Titan of Valor.
Love Interest: To Lok, in full view during the Tao episode (though they've started being teased a dozen or so episodes before that).
Olympus Mons: In Season 2, she bonds with Mythras, Legendary Titan of Valor, which she later passes onto Vivianne. She also bonds with Phoenix, the Legendary Titan of Rebirth.
Parental Abandonment: Came with being a victim of arson, courtesy of Kiel.
Precocious Crush: She develops a crush on Dante (whose old enough to be her father) in Season 1, which Zhalia mocks her over.
The Rival: Argues with and competes with Zhalia, though it becomes a friendly rivalry in due time.
Signature Mon: Sabriel is the Titan she most consistently uses, to the point that she didn't realize she Powerbonded with Sabriel after her amulet was destroyed, allowing Sophie herself to become Sabriel's new "amulet".
Technician Versus Performer: In Season 1, she is the Technician to Lok's Performer.
The Smart Girl: Her intelligence is highlighted quite often in the main Huntik team.
Soul Jar: Season 2 reveals that she has effectively become Sabriel's new amulet.

Dante Vale

Voiced by: Patrizio Prata (Italian), Marc Thompson (English)

The Huntik Foundation's #1 Seeker, and leader of the core team.

The Ace: He is the Huntik's foundation's #1 seeker.
Badass Longcoat: A long brown coat is part of his Huntik seeker outfit.
Big Brother Mentor: He is hired by Sophie to teach herself and Lok to be seekers but he soon takes a more personal interest in their development.
Catchphrase: "Seekers, we have a mission!"
Heroic BSoD: When confronting the Professor in his castle at the climax of Season 1, the Professor proceeds to state that the three Legendary Titans can heal Metz, Dante's father figure who is suffering from a deadly curse. Due to Metz's worsening condition at that time, he willingly hands over Behemoth and Tao, much to Lok's shock. After the Professor proclaims victory and teleports away, Dante realizes that he has been emotionally manipulated and collapses into a sorry heap. This forces Lok into the position of leader while Zhalia had to look after him. Thankfully, he recovers in time to deliver the decisive edge needed to stop the Professor.
The Leader: He is the official head of the Seeker team that composes the main cast until the end of Season 2, where he gets promoted to the Huntik Council while handing his position to Lok.
Lightning Bruiser : Very fast and very strong. His equals in hand-to-hand combat can be counted with one hand.
Love Interests: Sophie develops a Precocious Crush on him, and Zhalia also develops feelings for him over the course of Season 1.
Manly Facial Hair: A rugged red beard that makes him look quite the dashing adventurer.
Mr. Fanservice: Chiseled Chin? Check. Beard? Check. Broad Shoulders? Check. Long Coat? Check. Dante Vale is definitely Mr. Fanservice. At the very least, the look seems to work for Sophie and Zhalia.
Olympus Mons:
- Bonds with Behemoth, the Legendary Titan of the Body, in Season 1.
- Bonds with Umbra, Legendary Titan of Dimensions in Season 2.
Power Copying: He learns the power known as "Copykind" to copy his Titan's abilities. This comes in handy when he acquires a titan whose power weakens every time it uses its ability. This culminates in him copying the rebirth powers of Phoenix to come back from the dead when he found out about his deadly fate from Arc.
Signature Mon: Caliban and Metagolem are the two Titans he uses the most. Caliban was the first of the two Titans he Powerbonded with.
Team Dad: Since all the members of his team are children, and all of them suffering Parental Abandonment to boot, he becomes something of a parental figure for them.

Zhalia Moon

Voiced by: Jolanda Granato (Italian), Karen Strassman (English)

A powerful and mysterious Seeker who also works for the Huntik Foundation. Actually, an Organization agent infiltrating Dante's group, albeit she later switched sides for real.

Aloof Dark-Haired Girl: She's cold towards the others and is much more composed than Sophie.
Ambiguously Brown: Zhalia's skin tone is more "Asian" than the Caucasian Lok, Sophie, and Dante; closer to that of Tien Casterwill. She could be Chinese, Japanese, Korean or any other such ethnicity.
Becoming the Mask: She was a deep-cover Organization operative who infiltrated the Huntik Foundation, but came to genuinely care about her teammates. This case of conflicting loyalties caught up with her, but she ultimately sides with the Foundation.
The Big Guy: She gets most of the strong titans and is more ruthless in their use than Dante.
Cool Big Sis: She has a sisterly role for Harrison, who describes her as such. In fact, he gets along with her better than he does his blood-related brother. This is a big factor in his Heel–Face Turn when she is defeated by the Betrayer.
Conflicting Loyalty: Between Dante of the Huntik Foundation - her love interest, and Klaus of the Organization - her foster father.
Dark Action Girl: She's aloof, brooding, and uses menacing Titans.
Deadpan Snarker: Half of her lines are coated with a thick layer of dry sarcasm.
Defrosting Ice Queen: She's initially cold and sarcastic, but she slowly reveals a softer side.
Easily Forgiven: She reveals herself as a member of the Organization in Episode 17 and beats up Lok and Sophie, but ultimately sides with the Huntik Foundation against her foster father. After learning her life's story, she is forgiven for her betrayal by the others, but briefly leaves the team since she can't forgive herself. Metz decides to make her an official Foundation member when she comes back after that.
Fake Defector: She joins the Bloodspiral Brotherhood in Season 2 to spy on them for the Huntik Foundation.
Hair Colors: One of the very few characters with an unnatural hair color - flashbacks of her childhood reveals that, yes, blue is her natural hair color.
High-Heel–Face Turn: The only known Organization agent to defect to the Huntik organization is Zhalia.
Love Redeems: She was originally a spy for the Organization, but fell in love with Dante and couldn't bring herself to go through with the order to kill him.
Master of Illusion: In addition to Thoughtspectre, she knows quite a variety of spells that mess with opponents' heads.
The Mole:
- Midway through Season 1 it's revealed she was a deep-cover Organization operative who infiltrated the Huntik Foundation.
- In Season 2, she becomes a Blood Spiral cultist to act as a spy for the Huntik Foundation, giving away valuable information on their movements and the location of the Spiral Mark.
Not So Stoic: Even she's surprised at the girly laugh she gave off in response to Dante's snark, as were the others. Then of course, there was her breaking down crying when The Betrayer said Dante was no more (she was in disguise at the time).
Parental Abandonment: She was abandoned by her birth parents and raised by Klaus, who brought her into the Organization.
The Rival: She argues and competes with Sophie, though it becomes a friendly rivalry in due time.
Signature Mon: Gareon is the Titan she uses more frequently, though mostly for spy and reconaissance work rather than fighting, and fittingly, is the only Titan she Powerbonds with. After obtaining King Basilisk, it became her go-to Titan for combat.

Cherit

Voiced by: ? (Italian), Marc Thompson (English)

A Titan not bonded to any Seeker, but helps Dante and the Foundation nevertheless.

Breath Weapon: He can fire a powerful beam of energy that typically one-shots most Titans, but using it drains him, particularly early on.
Really 700 Years Old: He was around during the time of Lord Casterwill, making him older than human history.
The Smart Guy: He's been around since before human history, and is very knowledgeable. A lot of that knowledge is clouded with age, but he's still very wise.
Super-Empowering: He can lend other Titans his energy for a power boost.
Token Nonhuman: He's a unique Titan in that he doesn't reside in an amulet, and can speak. Only one other known Titan can do the latter, in fact.
Weak, but Skilled: His Breath Weapon is powerful as well as versatile, but he tends not to have many uses of it, and while he does have the strength to lift a single human, he doesn't have much stamina to pull that off for long. Compared to those, he has the ability to vocally talk in human language (which only one other Titan can do); decipher/read many languages, including extremely old ones like Ancient Egyptian; has the ability to perfectly mimic voices; and has some skill at more mundane things like playing chess and playing the flute.

Den Fears

Voiced by: Leonardo Graziano (Italian), Brian Tyler (English)

An orphan who, after being almost recruited into the Bloodspiral Brotherhood, starts working for the Huntik Foundation in order to stop the Bloodspirals and recover his brother.

Berserk Button: He can't stand bullies; justified from his upbringing at an orphanage with his brother, who typically targeted the latter. This heavily puts him at odds with the Blood Spirals, as you might expect.
Big Brother Instinct: His Establishing Character Moment is beating the crap out of bullies picking on Harrison, and it doesn't let up from there, even when they're both put at odds with each other.
Big Eater: Downplayed, but present; sometimes he asks for seconds or thirds, or even fourths.
Deadpan Snarker: Much like Sophie and Zhalia, but he seems to use it as more of a facade, rather than it being a natural part of his personality.
Determinator: He never stopped trying to get Harrison back, after the latter became drunk with the Blood Spiral's power.
Signature Mon: Vigilante who he eventually Powerbonds with, and Kaioh the Tracker are the Titans he uses most.
Sixth Ranger: He joined Dante's Huntik team in Season 2.

Huntik Foundation

Metz

Leader of the Huntik Foundation, and Dante Vale's mentor. Due to retrieving Behemoth, the Legendary Titan of the Body, without possessing the Amulet of Will, he fell victim to a powerful curse that is slowly killing him.

Big Good: Technically he's this since he's the leader of the Huntik Foundation, but the curse left him bedridden and unable to perform his duties, which were taken over by Guggenheim. Played straight in Season 2, though.
The Mentor: He's the one who taught Dante to be a seeker.
Parental Substitute: Started mentoring Dante when he was a kid, and he clearly sees Metz as something more than a mentor.

Guggenheim

A high ranking Huntik Foundation member.

Big Good: In Metz's absence, he is effectively in charge of all the Huntik Foundation's seekers.
Canine Companion: His Titan, Bulreguard, is canine themed.
Mission Control: He provides information to Huntik teams, but mostly in Season 1 since he was filling in for Metz.

Eathon Lambert

Lok Lambert's disappeared dad. Was said to be Huntik Foundation's best Seeker before his disappearance.

The Ace: Implied to be the Huntik Foundation's best seeker before Dante, given that the Professor poured an untold amount of resources to capture him, yet he always managed to defeat or evade his men.
Adventure Archaeologist: One of the most well known in-universe explorers. Just his journal alone is a treasure trove of information about ruins and stuff.
Disappeared Dad: His disappearance is what drives Lok at first.
Spanner in the Works: While all of his appearances in Season 2 after his initial one is actually The Betrayer in disguise, he actually meets up with Lok again for real in Tír na nÓg when the latter fell into a space between Huntik and Earth. He informs Lok that The Betrayer has faced Pendragon before and Lok will need a second Legendary Titan. In the battle at the Spiral Mark, this gives Lok the idea to bring forth Quetzalcoatl, the Legendary Titan of Summits against Demigorgan, destroying it.
Take Up My Sword: Downplayed. Before being trapped in Huntik, he left his Titans for Lok to find and bond with. They will become his main choices for attack. Examples include Baselaird, Dendras, Kipperin and Springer.

Montehue

Voiced by: Dan Green (English)

Huntik Foundation's #2 best Seeker, and self-proclaimed rival of Dante Vale.

Adventure Archaeologist: Though he used to be a regular one before meeting and Dante joining the Foundation, he now sights his sets on powerful relics instead of the more mundane kind.
The Big Guy: Very large and physically imposing, he would be the muscle on any Huntik he joins, but he seems to work alone.
Boisterous Bruiser: Large, hammy, loves to boast, and has the strength to back them up.
Friendly Rival: He and Dante have one about who is the better seeker; it's all in good fun.
Genius Bruiser: Despite not looking the part, given his brawn appearance and boisterous personality, he's a respected academic.
Signature Mon: Despite being the second of the two Titans we see him using, he's mostly associated with Fenris.

Tersly

Voiced by: Jamie Mcgonnigal (English)

Montehue's assitant.

Non-Action Guy: Even if he's a Seeker, he's rarely of help in any fight. Justified, since he isn't a fighter but a scholar.
Moment Killer: Has talent for interrupting romantic moments en masse.
Nerd Glasses: To highlight that he's a pure intellectual, as opposed to his boss or Sophie, he wears glasses.
The Smart Guy: Very intelligent and knowledgeable in history and lore of Seekers and Titans. He's not a field agent, but an office assistant.

Scarlet Byrne

Voiced by: Veronica Taylor (English)

A Huntik Foundation agent. She used to babysit Lok when he was little.

Action Girl: A skilled Seeker.

Casterwill Family

Lucas Casterwill

Sophie's older brother, and Elder of Nobles.

Aloof Big Brother: His relationship with his sister is lukewarm at best.
Signature Move: His signature move is using one hand to perform Kindlestrike and using the other to perform Sunlock simultaneously. The Sunlock spell incapacitates his opponent while the Kindlestrike spell then finishes them.

Nimue Casterwill

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The Lady of the Lake, and Elder of the Forger of Weapons.

Legacy Character: There have been countless Ladies of the Lake before her. She passes the title to her granddaughter when she dies.
Never Mess with Granny: An actual grandma, and a powerful Seeker.

Vivianne Casterwill

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Nimue's granddaughter. She becomes the new Lady of the Lake and Elder of Forgers after Nimue's death.

Legacy Character: Slated to take over the Lady of the Lake mantle once her grandmother dies. Which she eventually does .
Olympus Mons: Is given Mythras, Legendary Titan of Valor, from Sophie.

Teien Casterwill

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A Huntik Foundation member, and Elder of the House of Strategists.

Action Girl: A skilled Seeker.
Cool Mask: Wears a silver and red mask during Huntik meetings.
Kicking Ass in All Her Finery: Wears an elegant kimono to battle.

Focauld Casterwill

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Voiced by: Paul St. Peter (English)

The Elder of Knowledge.

Commander Contrarian: Always opposes Sophie's efforts to unite the Casterwills and fight the impending threat of the Bloodspirals, but never suggest any alternative other than remain hidden.
Jerkass: Not a very pleasant individual.
Properly Paranoid: He insists on the Casterwills staying hidden, no matter what, for the purpose of safety. Given that Sophie's parents were murdered and their home burned down by the Blood Spirals, it's not an entirely unreasonable idea.

Leblanche

LeBlanche

Sophie's butler.

Battle Butler: He's assists Sophie in her endeavors, both domestic and Seeking.
Parental Substitute: Treats Sophie as if she was her daughter. Sophie also sees him as a fatherly figure.
Shipper on Deck: One can see his attempts to steer Sophie towards Lok early in the first season, and also his dismay that she's distracted by Dante.
Undying Loyalty: Will be at Sophie's side no matter what.

Santiago

Sophie's bodyguard, and Seeker teacher.

Bodyguarding a Badass: Sophie is probably more powerful than him. Still, his help is rarely unneeded.
Ninja: He's got a ninja motif going on, between his full-split meditation, general appearance, and his titans named "Shinobi" and "Kunoichi".
Undying Loyalty: Like LeBlanche, he will always protect Sophie.

Villains

The Organization

The group as a whole

Ancient Conspiracy: Subverted. It's stated that they're an ancient group who had a hand in every major event in history, but the truth is that they didn't exist until the tail end of The '50s, and the Professor managed to create such a massive and complex entity over the course of two weeks thanks to lots and lots of Mind Control.
Arch-Enemy: To the Huntik Foundation. Rather fitting, given that it was founded by an ex-member. Less in season 2 when they became the lesser of two evils compared to the Blood Spiral Brotherhood.
Enemy Civil War: We don't see much of it, but it's stated that after the Professor was taken out of the picture, the Organization split into factions that fought against each other to fill the power vacuum. Though other than Mr. Wilder's and Grier's, the other factions are never seen.
Nebulous Evil Organisation: At first their goals don't seem to be very clear, other than simply gathering Titans and magic artifacts for the sake of power. The last batch of Season 1 episodes reveal what is the purpose of their existence.

The Professor

Voiced by: Mike Pollock (English)

The leader of the Organization. Wants to acquire powerful Titans for nebulous means.

Antagonist Abilities: When he decides to take matters into his own hands, he demonstrates precisely why he is as dangerous as he is stated. His "fight" with Lok and Sophie is practically a one-sided beatdown and he can summon four Legendary Titans at once along with his own normal Titans, who are also powerful in their own right without breaking a sweat. To put this in perspective, just summoning one or two Legendary Titans is enough to exhaust the best Seekers. The only other Seeker in history implied to have reached this feat is Lord Casterwill. The only reason he lost was due to a betrayal he didn't see coming.
Big Bad: He is the head of the Organization which makes him the head villain, but only for Season 1.
Cover-Blowing Superpower: A villainous example. He never uses Araknos until the end of Season 1, as him using it will reveal that he is an ex-Huntik Seeker and the Organization was never an Ancient Conspiracy.
Evil Former Friend: He used to work with Metz and Eathon Lambert as a Seeker. Then he went down a dark path after encountering a Legendary Titan.
Evil Old Folks: His advanced age contrasts sharply with his enemies, the Kid Heroes and even Dante.
Fat Bastard: Somewhere during his cursed years, he developed from a healthy figure to a bloated form.
No Name Given: Subverted. At first, he is only known as "The Professor" but his real name is eventually revealed to be Simon Judeau.
Orcus on His Throne: He always relies on his henchmen, only becoming active at the tail end of Season 1.
Olympus Mons: Has Araknos, the Legendary Titan of the Mind. He later acquires Behemoth and Tao and is able to summon Overlos, the Legendary Titan of Immortality. Not that it helps him much in the end.
Psychic Powers: He has a way to inflict Mind Control thanks to his Legendary Titan.
Secretly Dying: Since he retrieved Araknos without the Amulet of Will, he fell victim to a powerful curse that would slowly but inevitably kill him. Using his Titan's mind control powers, he created the Organization in order to find a way to undo the curse.
Signature Mon: His Legendary Titan Araknos, the source of his power, and the reason he was able to build something as big and complex as the Organization literally overnight.
Trapped in Another World: Araknos pulls the Professor to Huntik when Overlos opens a gate to bring Behemoth, Tao, Araknos and himself back to Huntik.
Well-Intentioned Extremist: Part of his motivation for obtaining Overlos is that he wants to use the Legendary Titan’s power to cure Metz's curse. This gets subverted when he reveals that while he does intend to cure Metz, he also plans to Take Over the World with Overlos' powers.
You Have Failed Me: Has very little patience with minions that fail him. However, he only gives this treatment to DeFoe, who had recently failed multiple missions in a row and, after been given a lesser mission as punishment, violated his orders to pursue a private vendetta, costing the Organization multiple Titans (some of great power), one of which being the heavyweight he had recovered during his punishment mission.

DeFoe

Voiced by: Kirk Thornton (English)

A prominent operative of the Organization. He is the first serious enemy the heroes face.

Acid Attack: His Titan, Kreutalk, spits acid as its main attack. He also carries a vial of acid for threatening his foes.
Advertised Extra: Despite being advertised in the show's poster and being prominently featured in the first season's opening credits, he only appears as an antagonist for 8 episodes before being Killed Off for Real midseason by Grier.
Arch-Enemy: Considers Dante to be his, though it's one-sided because Dante doesn't take him any more seriously than any other Organization agent. In fact, Dante shows Grier, DeFoe's second in command, far more respect than him.
Character Death: Dies in the eleventh episode of the first season after Grier snaps his neck from behind under the Professor's orders.
Dirty Coward: He tends to flee whenever he doesn't have the upper hand.
Hair Antennae: He has two antennae-like bangs which stick out in the front, which make him look like a bug (slimy and annoying).
Humiliation Conga: He fails numerous missions in a row, gets made a fool of by Dante Vale, and is reduced to a glorified "delivery boy". When he sets out to take his revenge on Dante Vale, Dante easily beats him, he gets subjected to a Rump Roast by Lok, all of his Titans (including Kreutalk and Garghoul) are stolen from him, his men lose what little respect they had left for him, and his Exit Villain, Stage Left consists of him throwing a temper tantrum while getting carried away by Grier in a manner resembling a parent punishing a disobedient child.
Mook Lieutenant: This is more less his rank within the Organization as he leads teams of Suits in missions. His title in the Huntik trading card game is "Organization Lieutenant".
Neck Snap: Implied to be how Grier disposes of him; all we hear is a snap.
Psychopathic Manchild: Certainly gives off shades of this in "The Treasures of the Argonauts". During his Villain: Exit, Stage Left, he gets carried away by Grier in a manner resembling an adult carrying a disruptive child. All the while, DeFoe's struggling to move and is constantly screaming threats towards Dante and his gang.
Revenge Before Reason: His decision to divert from his punishment mission (due to a previous string of failures) and use the artifact he recovered to exact revenge on Dante fits this trope to a T. Had he simply delivered the Sword of Saint George like he was supposed to, the Organization likely wouldn't have had him killed in the following episode.
Round Hippie Shades: He wears a pair of Lennon specs with yellow lens and a black frame.
Signature Mon: His winged cobra Kreutalk. After getting Garghoul, it becomes his go-to combat Titan.
Starter Villain: He's the first antagonist the group faces.
Stoic Spectacles: Subverted. Despite looking like a The Stoic with Cool Shades and a ponytail, he's actually very emotional and tends to let his personal grudges cloud his judgement.
You Have Failed Me: After a string of failures at the hands of Dante's group, the Professor orders Grier to dispose of DeFoe.

Grier

Voiced by: Richard Epcar

DeFoe's much more competent right-hand man.

Anti-Villain: He serves the Organization but just because he thinks they can bring order, and therefore security, to the world, particularly his homeland. Also, unlike the other members, he will always keep his word, even to enemies, and never displays sadistic tendencies - in fact, he doesn't stay a member of the Organization for long.
Bears Are Bad News: His titan Breaker, a huge multi-armed bear.
The Brute: Subverted. At first he appears to be just a brutish thug, but it can be seen that he's an honorable man who fights for a better future and whose ideals clashed with the heroes.
Dark and Troubled Past: His father was the leader of his homeland until a civil war began. He died in his son's arms and this made Grier vow to bring order to his home by any means necessary. Because of this, he wasn't proud of his actions as an Organization subordinate and refused Dante's offer to join him in the fight against the Blood Spirals, stating that he is better off staying on his little island.
Friendly Enemy: In Season 2, if 'former enemy' anyway; he is on better teams with the heroes in that season.
Mook Promotion: After DeFoe fails for the umpteenth time, Grier takes his place. In Season 2, he takes over the whole Organization.
Number Two: A subordinate to DeFoe, at first, and then takes his place after DeFoe fails one time too many.
Our Minotaurs Are Different: His titan Megataur.
Royals Who Actually Do Something: He's the crown prince of Sutos. After handling Wilder, Grier's in charge of the Organization. He's gonna teach Wilder several lessons.
Token Good Teammate: After Zhalia left the Organization he's the only decent person left in their numbers.
Signature Mon: The multi-armed bear Breaker. He manages to Powerbond with Breaker in Season 2.
Well-Intentioned Extremist: He was the prince of a small country that was torn by constant civil wars. He joined the Organization because he thought that it was a way to bring order to the world, and his nation by extension.
Worthy Opponent: He sees Dante as a man worthy of his best efforts in battle, who also considers him as such. This is in contrast to the previous villain, DeFoe, who just wanted to kill him.

Klaus

Voiced by: JB Blanc

One of the Organization's best scientists and researchers. Also, Zhalia's adopted father.

Arc Villain: He serves as the main antagonist for episodes 13-17 of Season 1.
Bald of Evil: As a result of his advanced age.
Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Despite his cruel nature he actually does love Zhalia like his own daughter.
Gonk: Possibly one of the ugliest characters on the entire series.
High-Class Glass: He wears a monocle, which gives him a refined academic air in contrast to previous villains.
Mad Scientist: He invented the Teknonomikon by reverse-engineering an Holotome.
Old Master: Despite his old age, he can still give the much younger heroes a hard time in a fight. It is to be expected from the man who raised (and implicitly, trained) Zhalia.
Parental Substitute: He's Zhalia's adoptive father.
Signature Mon: Brahe
Taken for Granite: His fate in Season 1. Zhalia later restores him back to normal in Season 2, at which point he's taken to jail.
Torture Technician: We never see him torturing anybody, but a whole wing of his library is dedicated to torture chambers.
Wake-Up Call Boss: The heroes could handle DeFoe without much difficulty, and while Grier was far more competent his tenure as an Arc Villain was very short as he preferred to focus his efforts on bringing order to his island nation. Klaus, on the other hand, became the first major antagonist that handed the heroes several major defeats (though Zhalia being his personal spy probably helped), which not only forced the good guys to up their game, but they only end up winning against him becase Zhalia decided to pull a Heel–Face Turn.

Rassimov

Voiced by: Maddie Blaustein (English, Season 1), Marc Diraison (English, Season 2)

One of the most powerful agents of the Organization, and the Professor's right-hand man. Secretly a member of the Bloodspiral Brotherhood.

The Dragon: At first appears to be the Professor's second in command. In truth, he is the Betrayer's chief agent in the world and the one giving orders to the Blood Spiral Brotherhood.
Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: He looks kinda like a zombie or some other creepy netherworld style creature.
The Heavy: He takes over as the main villain in season 2, but he's only doing the Betrayer's bidding.
The Mole: [He works for the Organization but he's actually a member of the Blood Spiral Brotherhood.
Mole in Charge: Downplayed. He's the Organization's second-in-command and secretly the leader of the Blood Spirals.
Mouth of Sauron: He often speaks for the Professor’s orders and relays his orders to the Organization’s lower ranks.
Signature Mon: Thornment in Season 1, Legion, the Legendary Titan of War in Season 2.
Spanner in the Works: Leaves behind Archwarder, the one Titan that disrupts Legendary Titans right near Dante upon his defeat in Season 1, knowing that it is the only way that they can beat the Professor and advance the Betrayer's plans.
The Starscream: He works for both the Professor and the Betrayer but planned on double-crossing both of them. It doesn't end well for him.

The Professor's bodyguards

A pair of burly men who act as the Professor's bodyguards and personal enforcers.

The Bus Came Back: They return in the Season 2 episode "An Ally From the Organization", where they're shown to have taken up guarding the Professor's castle in his absence.
Evil Is Bigger: Both of them have a very large, muscular build that towers over the heroes.
Evil Sounds Deep: Both of them speak with a deep, booming voice that highlights their intimidating nature.
Praetorian Guard: They act as the personal bodyguards for the Professor, accompanying him wherever he goes and act as security for his private castle.
Quality over Quantity: Whereas most of the Organization's higher-ups have at least a half-dozen Elite Mooks working under them, the Professor only has these two acting as his personal agents. These two are also easily the most powerful Suits in the entire Organization.
Those Two Guys: They're always seen together in a pair.
Villain Decay: In the first season, they were depicted the Elite Mooks of the Organization and gave Dante's team a tough battle during the season finale. At the start of Season 2, the heroes easily blow past them and are shown to have a much easier time defeating them.

Wilder

Mr. Wilder

A high ranking Organization member who wants to become its next leader after the Professor's demise.

Armoris Useless: Completely averted in regard to Grand Facade as it's armor is it's biggest advantage, making it invincible save for it's Achilles' Heel of an exposed back.
Badass in a Nice Suit: He’s a powerful Seeker who wears a white, three-piece suit.
Barbarian Longhair: Grand Facade has this. Not only does it add to the savage warrior look, but also acts as a way to conceal the fact it's back is unarmored.
Big Bad Wannabe: Wants to be the new leader of the Organization, but he's far from being the Professor.
Character Tic: He has a habit of combing his hair.
Combat Pragmatist: When he fights Lok and Den in the Professor's castle, he takes them by surprise. First, he knocks out Lok (the more experienced of the two) with a spell In the Back. He then averts Talking Is a Free Action by knocking Den's amulet out of his hand before he can summon a Titan. Even his Titans get in on this, aiming for sneak attacks when they can.
Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: The Professor was an Orcus on His Throne who rarely left his Supervillain Lair and delegated orders through subordinates like Rassimov. Wilder is more of a Frontline General who directly gives orders to his Suits and personally oversees the Organization’s missions.
Dirty Coward: He's frequently mocked for his cowardly ways by other other characters, but especially Grier has nothing but disdain for him due to this.
Eviler than Thou: He somehow gets the notion of blackmailing Rassimov. He finds out too late that he is the "thou" in this equation.
Meaningful Name: Grand Facade's name is a pretty big hint to it's status. While hyped as invincible by Wilder, it's invincibility is nothing but a one grand facade that relies on opponents not attacking it's back.
Not-So-Harmless Villain: While he’s clearly in way over his head against the likes of Rassimov, he’s still a dangerous Seeker who has bested the main heroes on more than one occasion.
Powerful, but Incompetent: He really is a Master Seeker and is fully capable of using powerful spells and Titans. This is, however, undercut by his cocky demeanor which leads him to let his guard down easy and make bad decisions (typically by overestimating himself).
Signature Mon: His primary Titan is Incubane, a demon-themed titan who shoots Frickin' Laser Beams from his fingers.
Signature Move: His preferred spell seems to be Weakenshade, a bolt that weakens the targets.
Smug Snake: In every one of his appearances, his ego shines brighter than an attack spell, which is likely due to hit him any second. Even his Titan Incubane acts smug and mocking until it's inevitable defeat.
Stone Wall: His "secret weapon" Grand Facade is basically this. While not necessarily weak, it's most noticeable feature is the armor it wears that renders it invincible save for the weak point on it's back.
Stupid Evil: He seems to prioritize holding the Villain Ball over common sense.

Stack

Wilder's right-hand man in the Organization.

Bald of Evil: He's completely bald and is a member of the Organization.
Co-Dragons: Alongside Hoffman, he was one of Wilder's top lieutenants.
Fake Defector: He attempted to infiltrate the Bloodspiral Brotherhood by pretending to have defected from the Organization. Unfortunately for him, the Blood Spirals saw right through him.
Killed Off for Real: Is killed by the Blood Spirals after his failed attempt to join them, as his attempt at being a spy is quickly discovered.
Signature Mon: His primary Titan is Dark Dryad.
The Worf Effect: In his first appearance, he is shown to be a powerful combatant who puts Zhalia on the defensive during their fight. When the Blood Spirals attack Klaus' bookshop, Shauna knocks him out with a single hit in the span of a few seconds.

Hoffman

A veteran member of the Organization who previously served under the Professor.

Badass Longcoat: He wears a dark green, long suit jacket which reaches down to his knees.
Beard of Evil: He has a long white beard and is a longtime member of the villainous Organization.
Co-Dragons: Following the Professor's defeat, he became one of Wilder's top lieutenants alongside Stack. He becomes Wilder's sole Dragon after Stack is Killed Off for Real by the Blood Spirals.
Famed In-Story: Downplayed. In the second episode of Season 2, he's apparently well-known amongst the Huntik Foundation and is on the same watchlist as the Professor and Rassimov.
Grumpy Old Man: He has a very gruff demeanor and he complains how the current Organization under Wilder has changed from when the Professor led it. When Wilder's Suits refuse to chase the heroes into the Casterwill Caves due to the superstitions surrounding the caves, he grumbles about how "in [his] day, cowards like [them] would never have been allowed in the Organization."
Signature Mon: His preferred Titan is Myrmidon, a gladiator themed brute with a clawed gauntlet and sword.
Undying Loyalty: To the Professor, as he served him for many years and is proud to boast of it.
What Happened to the Mouse?: A one-episode example. In the sixth episode of the second season, he is shown fighting Dante's team with Wilder in Klaus' bookshop. When the Blood Spirals arrive, he and the two Suits that accompanied Wilder abruptly vanish, leaving Wilder and Stack alone against the Blood Spirals.

Suits

The rank-and-file of the Organization, so-named for their tendency to dress in dark business suits.

Badass Longcoat: Klaus' men dress in navy longcoats as opposed to the suit jackets of regular Suits. Rassimov's men also dress in a long trenchcoat-like garb.
Cast of Snowflakes: Each Suit has a unique character design as opposed to looking the same.
Conservation of Ninjutsu: Their danger level is directly proportional to how many of them there are. If there's a horde of them attacking the heroes, expect them to get beaten relatively easily. If there's only a few of them, expect the heroes to be fighting an uphill battle.
Elite Mooks: The Suits that serve under Klaus and Rassimov are shown to be far more powerful than the average Suit.
Equal-Opportunity Evil: They include both men and women in their ranks.
Just a Stupid Accent: The Suits based in Paris all speak English with a heavy French accent, Klaus' Suits speak using an Austrian accent reminiscent of Arnold Schwarzenegger's, their excavation team in Egypt speak with a stereotypical African accent, and the Suits serving under Rassimov talk with a heavy Russian accent.
The Men in Black: They appear to invoke this image by dressing in dark suits, wearing sunglasses, driving around in black cars, and address each other with the pronouns of Mr. and Ms. They also work to uphold The Masquerade.
Mooks: They primarily function as this for the Organization.
Sharp-Dressed Man: Pretty much all of them dress in a sharp dark suit jacket.
Slave Mooks: At least some of them were brainwashed into joining the Organization by the Professor.

The Bloodspiral Brotherhood

The group as a whole

Airborne Mooks: The Bazela's Hive Titan can create hordes of giant winged insects that the mooks can use as aerial mounts.
Apocalypse Cult: They want to bring back the Nullifiers, a race of aliens that tried to erradicate all life on Earth.
Arch-Enemy: To the Casterwill family, since ancient times. Like with the Organization, it was founded by a member who used to be close to the group it opposes.
Malevolent Masked Men: The Mooks wear metal masks that hide the upper half of their faces. This made fairly easy for Zhalia to infiltrate them.
Red and Black and Evil All Over: Much more evil than the Organization, and all their members wear red and black.

The Betrayer

Founder and leader of the Blood Spiral Brotherhood. He used to be Lord Casterwill's best friend, until he betrayed him, earning the nickname. He wants to summon the Nullifiers in order to take control of them and use them to conquer the world.

Antagonist Abilities: As the former best friend of Lord Casterwill, his magical might is on a league of its own. It took the combined efforts of Lok, Sophie, Den, Zhalia, Dante, Lucas and Sandra to defeat him even when he has no Titans left.
- His Legendary Titans, Demigorgan can subvert the bond between Seekers and Titans and control both the Titan and its Seeker while Legion is impervious to most attacks while being able to absorb Titans after grabbing them and destroy their amulets after fully absorbing them. It is a good thing he gave the latter to Rassimov, which allowed the heroes to face them one at a time instead of both at once.
- He has a spell called Shadowlock. Anyone hit by it is frozen like a statue and it cannot be dispelled until he is permanently dead.
- He can bring himself back from the dead when defeated.
- He can fly without any external aid, meaning that he can just blast away the heroes from afar.
The Bad Guy Wins: He is Killed Off for Real, but he succeeded in his plan to reactivate the Spiral Mark.
Big Bad: Of Season 2. Rassimov is the one giving the most orders but the Betrayer is the true leader of the Blood Spirals. He even changed Nostradamus' prophecies so that Huntik could spark the signal for the Nullifiers.
Big Bad Friend: He was Lord Casterwill's best friend until he allied with the Nullifiers.
Death by Irony: The Betrayer, who back-stabbed his best friend and tends to attack from behind, has his weakness in his back.
Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": His true name is never revealed. He is remembered as the Betrayer for his actions.
Evil Old Folks: He has an appearance of an incredibly old man with an overly long beard.
Hypocrite: Despite wearing his moniker with pride, the guy hates being betrayed.
In the Back: His preferred method of attack is always from behind. This is deconstructed in that he does it so much that the heroes learn to expect it.
MacGuffin Delivery Service: His entire plan is effectively this. The Spiral Mark is sealed by the Willblade so that it will never be activated even with the help of the Red Comet on the longest night. The Willblade itself can only be used by the true of heart to prevent it being used by evil. So he has Demigorgan take the form of Eathon's holotome, knowing that the Huntik Foundation will not ignore such a valuable find after defeating the Professor when investigating his castle. After they find and talk to the real one, he learns Eathon's voice and appearance through the fake holotome which he uses to trick the heroes via impersonation. After faking Nostradamus' prophecies to give them Umbra and Phoenix so that he would get them to the Spiral Mark, he would pull the rug under the heroes by changing the final action needed, tricking Lok into stabbing the Spiral Mark with the Willblade, breaking Lord Casterwill's seal. He pulls this off without a hitch. This results in the Red Comet changing course to the now-active Spiral Mark in which the impact will destroy the heroes along with their Huntik and Casterwill allies in one fell swoop while calling down the Nullifiers. It took Dante's sacrifice to stop the Red Comet and even then, the Betrayer just powered up the Spiral Mark himself as shown in the last scene of Season 2.
Only Known by Their Nickname: No one knows what his real name is.
Our Liches Are Different: Never called a Lich, but when he appears in the final battle of Season 2, he's a living skeleton dressed in a wizard-like robe and displays a lot of proficiency with magic.
Resurrective Immortality: The Spiral Mark engraved on his back revives him any many times as he likes. When it is discovered, Lok throws the Willblade through it, destroying it and him permanently.
Signature Mon: Demigorgan, the Legendary Titan of Betrayal. He is also the original owner of Legion, the Legendary Titan of War.

Wind

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A powerful member of the Blood Spiral Brotherhood.

Co-Dragons: Sahuna and Wind are Rassimov's two chief lieutenants.
Snakesare Sinister: His sole Titan is Shakrit, a giant winged snake of incredible physical power.
The Juggernaut: Both him and his only Titan are unstoppable physical powerhouses.
The Voiceless: Aside from (rare) grunts and simple vocalizations, he never speaks once, making it difficult to discern his motives. This gives him an edge in battle however, since there's little warning of when/what spell he'll use, or invoke a Titan.
What Happened to the Mouse?: After Shakrit was hit by Mjolnir while he was riding it, his fate is left unknown after the heroes' victory.

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