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Crown Peak
Back when the Enderknights 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. Sulliman
Sulliman
Voiced by: Stanton Nichols
Keep your nose out of trouble kid!
This here is the greatest house in Crown Peak, most expensive too. Frankly I deserve it, considering all I've had to deal with keeping my business alive.
A human residing in Crown Peak, Sulliman is friend of Thalleous Sendaris who's been running a Black Market potions business his whole life, without being discovered. His ability to hide his illegal activities is the reason Thalleous is trusting him to safeguard the Mobilium Prime Song.
- Ambiguously Evil: The fact that he's running a black market potion business puts into question what plans he has for the Mobilium Prime Song.
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: The fact that what he does for a living is illegal, and that he surrounds himself with expensive things to hide who he is, is reminiscent of real-world drug dealers and their activities.
- Friend in the Black Market: To Thalleous.
- Genius Slob: He's intelligent enough to have kept his illegal business alive for most his life, but the green-tinged cake in his kitchen shows that he doesn't have the best hygiene in Ardonia.
- Macguffin Guardian: He's tasked with guarding (and preferably hiding) the Mobilium Prime Song by Thalleous in Episode 4.
- Perma-Stubble
- Properly Paranoid: Comes with keeping an illegal business alive for most your life.
- Skewed Priorities: Discussed. While talking with Thalleous, he mentions that Ardonia's mines are running dry, the increasing numbers of the undead and the possible existence of the Necromancers, while Thalleous is concerned about an army that supposedly disappeared over 150 years prior to this exchange.
The Unyielding Legion
A group of mercenaries that as of right now, we know very little about, other than they are very good at what they do. Jalkar
Jalkar Bowmani
Voiced by: Quinn O'Quinn
We're just gonna have to do what I do best, improvise.
Grim! *sigh* You don't buy from the people you're stealing from! Now let's keep moving...
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 in crime, Grim.
- Alas, Poor Villain: Despite being an amoral jerk who stole the Dragon Stone, it's hard not to feel sympathy for him when he's killed off by Abbigail.
- Arc Villain: Of the Dragon Stone storyline.
- Conservation of Ninjutsu: 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 targeted by her, he drops this completely in their Episode 9 fight.
- Curb Stomp Cushion: While he and Grim came out as the victors against the Voltaris in Episode 6, the Voltaris did put up a good fight before their defeat.
- Defiant to the End: He defiantly stares Abbigail in the face before she kills him.
- Evil Redhead: He's got auburn hair and is an antagonist.
- Evil Versus Evil: He and Grim fought against the Voltaris clan in Episode 6.
- Evil Wears Black: As part of the Unyielding Legion, he and his fellow members probably wear black as their main uniforms.
- Fantastic Racism: He mutters that he's never liked the Ardoni after he killed Zinaida Voltaris in Episode 6.I've always hated 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 is also a much more moral character than Jalkar, and became a better person while Jalkar became worse.
- Genius Bruiser: He carefully grabs his knife on its blade and precisely throws it at the vortex created by Zinaida's Aggro-storm, killing him.
- Given Name Reveal: His name isn't actually spoken in-universe until Zinaida talks to him in Episode 6.
- In the Hood: He uses a hood in his missions so as to avoid being seen when he needs his stealth.
- Nothing Personal: He invokes this when he leaves Grim behind in Episode 7.Sorry mate, but, I can't be slowed down anymore.
- Older Than They Look: 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 young he looks and how skilfully he fights.
- One-Hit KO: He seems to use some sort of Super-Strength to knock out both Mr Finch and Abbigail with one punch, and on different parts of their respective bodies as well.
- Spectacular Spinning: He regularly spins his knife around when using it.
- Tattooed Crook: He's got a massive tattoo on his right arm, which may have something to do with the Unyielding Legion.
- Villain Protagonist: He's one of the main characters, and a criminal with few morals.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: 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 You Have Outlived Your Usefulness.
- Would Hit a Girl: See Conservation of Ninjutsu above.
The Nether Realm
The Nether, the very essence of chaos, and the ones who started The Great War centuries ago. This dimension is ruled entirely by the Netherans, armoured humanoids who individually, are hundreds of years old, and rival the Enderknights in raw power and age. King Chronos
Nether King Chronos
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.
- Arch-Enemy: He is this to King Rendor.
- Big Bad Duumvirate: With the Deathsinger (Ingressus Voltaris) during the Great War. However after the Great War, Chronos and his army abandoned the Voltaris to face near extinction and he will probably oppose the Deathsinger in future seasons. Though he didn’t appear in the rest of Season 1, he will most likely make a full appearance in either Seasons 2 or 3.
- Big Bad Ensemble: He will likely form this with Ingressus, The Necrolord and the Unyielding Legion in future seasons.
- Cool Sword: Though we never see him use it (yet).
- Greater-Scope Villain: He was the one who had his armies invade the Overworld alongside Ingressus and the Voltaris, which caused the events that lead to the Great War.
- Long Last Look: He gives one to the Overworld before retreating with his forces back to the Nether.
- Orcus on His Throne: When we first see him in the prologue in Episode 1.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: 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.
- Time Abyss: He's several hundred years old.
Pythus
Pythus
Pythus, 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.
- The Brute: To the Nether King Chronos.
- Hero Killer: We first see him beheading an Enderknight, proving how formidable he is.
- No Name Given: He's not named in the series (yet), and his name is only confirmed from the Season 1 asset pack released after the end of said season.
- Off with His Head!: What he does to an Enderknight in the Prologue, after a brief struggle.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: We don't know what happened to him after the Voltaris allied with the Nether, or whether he's alive or not.
- The Worf Effect: 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
In General
The Enderknights
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. Their disappearance has rendered all of the remaining Dragon Eggs in Ardonia dormant.
- Arch-Enemy: To the Netherans, and the Nether in general.
- The Cavalry: They arrived as the Nether invaded to Overworld, and once again as the Nether allied with the Voltaris for The Great War.
- Cool Sword: One of the standard weapons for an Enderknight.
- Dragon Rider: They've been breeding and taming Ender Dragons for hundreds of years, riding them into battles.
- Proud Warrior Race Guy: Heavily implied.
- Purple Is Powerful: Coloured purple, as with most things in the End, and among the most powerful beings in Ardonia.
- Put on a Bus: They haven't been seen in hundreds of years. Part of Abbigail's story in Season 2 is finding out what happened to them.
- Unflinching Walk: 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.
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 broke out.
- Ambiguous Situation: We don't really know what happened to him after The Great War, and the Dream Sequence that Abbigail has in Episode 4 implies that something bad has happened to him.
- Bilingual Bonus: 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.
- Cool Crown: A small, sleek one that blends in with his armour.
- Founder of the Kingdom: He established the Six Kingdoms that are in the Overworld to this day, with Crown Peak at its (political) centre.
- The Good King: He willingly gave up power in the Overworld so that the people of Ardonia can be free of the control of the Enderknights after they rebelled.
- Know When to Fold Them: 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.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: He helped create the Six Kingdoms and Five Ardoni Territories that we see today, and acted as a Frontline General when The Great War started.
Necromancers
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, who have been building up an army of undead to invade the kingdom of Felden.
- Ambition Is Evil: They intend on covering the world in darkness, an ambition that starts with Felden, specifically, by burning down Riverstead.
- Dark Is Evil: They use Necromancy to control the undead and cover the world in darkness.
- The Dreaded: Many people, of other species, of other settlements are scared of what they are capable of.
- Evil Gloating: One of them does this in Episode 5, only to be knocked out since he wasn't going to give any answers.
- Evil Wears Black: They wear black robes and are definitely evil beings.
- Malevolent Masked Men: They all were masks to conceal their identities, and they are all malevolent beings intent on invasion.
- Skeleton Motif: They all wear skull masks to hide their identities. They also use Wither Skeleton Skulls as a means of indoctrinating the undead under their command.
- Throwing the Distraction: They use Wither Skeleton skulls to control the undead around them, since they seem to be entranced by the skulls.
- Volcano Lair: The Necrobase is underneath Mount Tempus.
The Necrolord
The Necrolord
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.
- Ambiguously Human: Like Grim, we don't yet know what his species is.
- Big Bad Ensemble: He is forming this with Ingressus, King Chronos and the Unyielding Legion.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: The Leader of the Necromancers, and has a pair of red eyes to show how dangerous he can be.
- Silent Antagonist: He has yet to speak.
- Staff of Authority: 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.
Xaria
Xaria
Voiced by: Ghost of War VA
I presume you're the new rookie.
I knew there was something wrong about you the moment I found you. I should have let the undead kill you right then!
One of the human male Necromancers in Ardonia, and the first one encountered in the Necrobase.
- Badass Boast: 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.
- Big Damn Heroes: 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.
- Dynamic Entry: 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.
- Evil Sounds Deep: He has a deep, raspy voice to him.
- The Guards Must Be Crazy: 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.
- Pet the Dog: When assuming that Lucan in disguise is the genuine Necromancer sent after Niika, he has this to say:There's no need to be embarrassed about failing the mission. At least you survived.
- Sadist: He talks in detail about what the Necromancers might do to Niika once they capture her.Perhaps we'll feed her to the spiders. They have quite the appetite.
- Villain: Exit, Stage Left: After Lucan and Niika bump into each other, he makes a run for it, possibly to report to the Necrolord, which may have set up the invasion in Episode 10.
Unaffiliated
Hawken
Hawken
Voiced by: Joe Goffeney
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.
An 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 the peak of Mount Velgrin had done something to his 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. He dies saving Thalleous from that presence at Mount Velgrin.
- Brainy Brunette: He's a scholar dedicated to the history of Ardonia, and wants to expand his knowledge wherever possible. It gets him killed.
- Forgotten Fallen Friend: Thalleous never mentioned him onscreen after he died in Episode 1. He did however, mention him to Zulius Kaltaris during the Time Skip between Episode 1 and 2.
- Heroic Sacrifice: 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.
- Innocent Blue Eyes
- Meaningful Name: Hawken is the name of a preparatory school
in the North-East of Ohio, which is suitable considering this Hawken's profession as a scholar. - Plucky Comic Relief: His personality and antics provide the comedy for Episode 1. However, he stops after he's at Mount Velgrin, where his scouts were killed by Tygren, in which he follows the same fate afterwards.
- Spanner in the Works: 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 was right, and Thalleous was able to prepare to stall the plans of the Voltaris then and there.
Grim
Grim
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. While he's not part of the Unyielding Legion like Jalkar, he brings him along so Grim can pay off a debt he owes to Jalkar.
- Ambiguously Human: We have no idea what his species is, though it was
originally meant to be human. - Badass Adorable: Despite his clumsiness and cute-looking appearance, he can be surprisingly competent when he needs to be, and is an amazing fighter.
- Curb Stomp Cushion: 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 being defeated.
- Didn't Think This Through: 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.
- The Dreaded: He's referred to as "The Reaper" in Episode 6 by Lucidius Voltaris, showing that his combat skills are not to underestimated.
- Intelligible Unintelligible: He talks in grunts, making it hard to know what he's saying, but Jalkar doesn't seem to have much trouble understanding him.
- The Klutz: 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.
- The Load: The reason that he and Jalkar had any trouble with the Dragon Egg in the first place was because 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. He also causes trouble after this by getting on the same horse as Jalkar, causing them to not have horses, and slowing them down. However, he does help a ton in combat situations.
- Meaningful Name: His name and weapon bring to mind The Grim Reaper.
- Plucky Comic Relief: Despite his excellent fighting skills and status as The Dreaded, Grim provides a lot of humor to most of the scenes that he's in.
- Sinister Scythe: While the scythe itself doesn't show much in the way of evil, its enchantments, and his motives, do indeed make it this.
- Skewed Priorities: When travelling with Jalkar to go and steal the Dragon Egg, he gets distracted by an enchanted iron scythe on sale, deciding to trade in his unenchanted one (and some gold and diamonds) to purchase it.
- Spin Attack: He pulls his scythe out with a spinning motion, and spins it in most of the combat he does.
- Spin to Deflect Stuff: He spins his scythe to deflect arrows that Abbigail fires at him in Episode 5.
- Throwing Your Sword Always Works: As shown in Episode 6, he can throw his scythe at an enemy to kill them.
- Villains Want Mercy: Once he loses the fight with Abbigail in Episode 7, he cowers in a corner, covering his face. Abbigail spares him.
- Worf Had the Flu: 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 and being shot down a high cliff by Abbigail.
- Work Off the Debt: He has a debt owed to Jalkar, and he's going along with him for the Dragon Egg in order to pay it off.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Downplayed. Jalkar abandons Grim after feeling like Grim is no longer useful, saying that he couldn't be slowed down anymore.
Miscellaneous
"He"
Herobrine
Some even say, HE, was there.
A mysterious humanoid who many regard as an urban legend, though there are many who fear him.
- By the Lights of Their Eyes: Only his white eyes are visible, contrasting with his jet-black body.
- The Dreaded: Though most regard him as an urban legend, there are a few people who are afraid of what he could be capable of.
- Easter Egg: What he is confirmed to be.
- He Who Must Not Be Named: A citizen in Episode 8 says that saying his name is bad luck. The same one who's Leaning on the Fourth Wall.
- Shrouded in Myth: Nobody knows if he's real or not, or if he has any motivations at all.
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True Neutral: Implied, since his motives are unknown.
Timber
Timber
Thalleous' trusty and intelligent horse, and his main means of transportation across Ardonia.
- Animal Reaction Shot: His main role in the series.
- He gets one in Episode 3, when Thalleous reveals the Mobilium Prime Song.
- He's the first to notice that something is not right in Episode 5, just before Thalleous and Senn see Sendaria up in flames.
- He (as well as Senn) is very surprised when Igneous punches Jalkar after he attempts to take off with Timber.
- Big Damn Heroes: He kicks away a Voltaris that was threatening Senn in Episode 6, killing it in the process.
- Brainy Brunette: He's a chestnut-coloured horse, and a rather intelligent one at that.
- Cool Horse: To Thalleous and Senn.
- Evil-Detecting Dog: He detects that something is wrong in Sendaria in Episodes 5 and 6, before both Thalleous and Senn know are able to see it.
- Undying Loyalty: To Thalleous, and later Senn.
Luna
Luna
Ready to take flight.
There have even been reports that the first Ender Dragon has been hatched in over a hundred years.
A dragonet who hatched from the Etherean Dragon Egg in Episode 10, Luna is the first Ender Dragon to be hatched in over a hundred years. After hatching, she quickly became Abbigail's new pet.
- Dogfaces: She has very expressive eyes, and can be seen smiling on a few occasions.
- Meaningful Name: Abbigail named her after seeing her perched on a boulder with the crescent moon shining behind her. Luna is also the word for moon in Latin.
- No Name Given: She isn't actually named in her first appearance, but she will be in Season 2.
- Replacement Goldfish: To Sam, who died in the previous episode.
- Ridiculously Cute Critter: Just look at her!
