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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad The Immortal Enemy]], ArchEnemy of the titular Gilad Anni-Padda, was once an ambitious Chinese general named Cheng who killed himself out of spiteful hatred toward Gilad. [[ThePowerOfHate Brought back to life by his sheer hatred]], the Immortal Enemy has devoted millennia to wreaking havoc and death, murdering and manipulating countless people throughout the ages in his bid to kill and torment Gilad. Throughout his lives, the Enemy learns to [[GrandTheftMe possess people]] by murdering his current host and sending his spirit into a new body, a [[BodySurf process he repeats countless times]] every time he sees a more convenient host; convinces children to rob from and then brutally murder old men around London before trying to possess the Geomancer in front of Gilad's eyes; takes the bodies of various crime bosses in the Caldone family and uses their bodies to massacre his rivals, kickstart drug wars which kill dozens, and murder even members of his own family; and tries to possess Gilad himself to finally free himself of the cycle of death and rebirth while condemning Gilad to oblivion. Even in the 41st century, the Enemy kills the Geomancer of the current age and possesses a high-ranking politician to manipulate his way into world domination, even possessing ComicBook/{{Magnus|Robot Fighter}} and gleefully beating down his enemies. With countless amounts of death and possession on his hands, the Immortal Enemy is the embodiment of pure evil throughout the series, providing a stark contrast to Gilad's unfailing nobility.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad The Immortal Enemy]], ArchEnemy of the titular Gilad Anni-Padda, was once an ambitious Chinese general named Cheng who killed himself out of spiteful hatred toward Gilad. [[ThePowerOfHate Brought back to life by his sheer hatred]], the Immortal Enemy has devoted millennia to wreaking havoc and death, murdering and manipulating countless people throughout the ages in his bid to kill and torment Gilad. Throughout his lives, the Enemy learns to [[GrandTheftMe possess people]] by murdering his current host and sending his spirit into a new body, a [[BodySurf process he repeats countless times]] every time he sees a more convenient host; convinces children to rob from and then brutally murder old men around London before trying to possess the Geomancer in front of Gilad's eyes; takes the bodies of various crime bosses in the Caldone family and uses their bodies to massacre his rivals, kickstart drug wars which kill dozens, and murder even members of his own family; and tries to possess Gilad himself to finally free himself of the cycle of death and rebirth while condemning Gilad to oblivion. Even in In the 41st century, having now thrown away the lives hundreds of hosts to stay alive, the Enemy kills the Geomancer of the current age and possesses a high-ranking politician to manipulate his way into world domination, even possessing ComicBook/{{Magnus|Robot Fighter}} and gleefully beating down his enemies. With countless amounts of death and possession on his hands, the Immortal Enemy is the embodiment of pure evil throughout the series, providing a stark contrast to Gilad's unfailing nobility.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad The Immortal Enemy]], ArchEnemy of the titular Gilad Anni-Padda, was once an ambitious Chinese general named Cheng who killed himself out of spiteful hatred toward Gilad. [[ThePowerOfHate Brought back to life by his sheer hatred]], the Immortal Enemy has devoted millennia to wreaking havoc and death, murdering and manipulating countless people throughout the ages in his bid to kill and torment Gilad. Throughout his lives, the Enemy learns to [[GrandTheftMe possess people]] by murdering his current host and sending his spirit into a new body, a [[BodySurf process he repeats countless times]] every time he sees a more convenient host; convinces children to rob from and then brutally murder old men around London before trying to possess the Geomancer in front of Gilad's eyes; takes the bodies of various crime bosses in the Caldone family and uses their bodies to massacre his rivals, kickstart drug wars which kill dozens, and murder even members of his own family; and tries to possess Gilad himself to finally free himself of the cycle of death and rebirth while condemning Gilad to oblivion. Even in the 41st century, the Enemy kills the Geomancer of the current age and possesses a high-ranking politician to manipulate his way into world domination, even possessing ComicBook/{{Magnus|Robot Fighter}} and gleefully beating down his enemies. With countless amounts of death and possession on his hands, the Immortal Enemy is the embodiment of pure evil throughout the series, providing a stark contrast to Gilad's unfailing nobility.
