Welcome to the Gormiti character page. This page will try to cover as well as possible the various characters, both good and bad, populating the magical universe of the Island of Gorm, and includes the characters from the new TV series Gormiti The Lords Of Nature Return. Enjoy!
Tribes of Gorm
Gheos
The First Earth lord that appeared on Gorm and one of the main characters in the Gormiti saga
Kolossus
The chosen champion of the Earth tribe, Kolossus is one hulking brute of a warrior who never backs down from a challenge and is always ready to take on any challenger. Very prideful and boastful of his abilities, he is nonetheless devoted to defending the weak and stop the predations of the Volcano tribe.
- Break the Haughty: Kolossus started out arrogant and boastful, and thought there was no warrior stronger than him. When he almost got killed for not being able to keep his tremendous strenght in check, he started to become more humble.
- Defeat Means Friendship: With Carrapax.
- Disability Superpower: Kolossus is blind, and "sees" by perceiving even the smallest movements of the earth (Much like Toph...).
- Multiarmed And Dangerous
- My God, What Have I Done?: In his battle against Carrapax, he almost died when he gave in to his anger and, with a single punch, created a fissure that was about to swallow him.
Nicholas "Nick" Tripp
The chosen one who wields the power of the Earth tribe. Nick is a serious and somewhat geeky kid who likes studying and is extremely curious about everything that surrounds him. He also tries to keep his more undisciplined older brother Toby in check, even though he isn't always successful. When he activates his powers, he becomes the physically stronger member of the team... although he doesn't particularly like fighting and would much rather be chosen as the Keeper.
- Badass Bookworm
- Brainy Brunette: A male version.
- Genius Bruiser
- The Short Guy with Glasses
- Sibling Yin-Yang: With Toby.
- Animal Motifs: Their designs take inspiration from various aquatic animals.
- Jack of All Stats: The tribe with the most balanced statistics.
- Kill It with Water
Carrapax
Leader of the Sea tribe during the period of the great wars. Carrapax is a just, righteous and serious warrior who commands the respect of not just his tribe, but also that of many warriors of other tribes, and the winner of the Great Tournament of Gorm, held to determine which tribe would hold the greatest authority on the island. He's very thoughtful and slow to anger.
- Defeat Means Friendship: With Kolossus.
- Giant Enemy Crab: He's a crustacean-like creature... but he displays none of the aggressiveness usually associated with the trope.
- Honor Before Reason: So the Gormite who is about to fall to his doom is an enemy? For Carrapax, that's not enough of a reason not to help him.
- Martial Pacifist
Tobias "Toby" Tripp
Main protagonist of the TV series, an happy-go-lucky and hyperactive kid with a huge love from playing harmless pranks, and who would much rather go for another adventure in Gorm than study. He's Nick's older brother, and the oldest member of the team, but he usually act like he's the youngest, and often needs to be saved from whatever trouble he raised. Still, he's a brave and selfless young man whose heart is in the right place.
- Designated Victim: Poor guy, he seems to be the prime target for capture...
- Determinator
- Dumb Blonde: Male version.
- Evil Costume Switch: When possessed by Obscurio in Episode 5 of the first season.
- Idiot Hero
- The Plan: Yes, he's probably the last you'd expect one from... and yet, he pulled one on Burning Maul that worked perfectly!
- The Prankster: Playing pranks is his forte!
- Sibling Yin-Yang: With Nick.
Vomica
The Vomica are said to be the most savage creatures of the Sea tribe. They form huge herds and attack reckless swimmers, not unlike piranhas.
- Cold-Blooded Whatever: They belong to the Sea tribe and look like piranhas, yet they also have dinosaur-like limbs.
- Green Thumb: Their element.
- Plant Person: They usually look like humanoid plants and trees.
Barbataus
- Plant Hair: A beard made out of vines.
- Treants: He resembles a humanoid tree.
- Vine Tentacles: His left arm, which he can use as a whip.
Lucas Wanson
Lucas is the Chosen One who received the power of the Forest... and predictably enough, he's the nature lover of the Four-Temperament Ensemble. He comes across as the more thoughtful of the team, and the one who takes the missions on Gorm more seriously... though he's also got a dry wit he puts to use when someone else (usually Toby...) does something stupid.
- Deadpan Snarker
- Friend to All Living Things
- Oblivious to Love: He's the only one who still has not noticed that Gina has a crush on him...
- Animal Motifs: Birds and flying insects.
Elios
- Face–Heel Turn: The Atomic series kicks off, when Orrore Profondo convinces him to change sides.
- Fatal Flaw: Pride. His ego was exploited by both Orrore and Magor.
Silent Hawk
Jessica "Jess" Herleins
Only girl of the team, Jessica is a smart and determined young lady who controls the power of the Air tribe, giving her great speed and agility at the cost of physical power. She's a loyal friend despite her seemingly flightly nature, and it can be safely said that she's "one of the boys". Despite this, she's also a fashion freak (with a particularly soft spot for shoes...)
- Action Girl
- An Ice Person
- Dumb Blonde: Complete subversion of the trope: she's one of the smartest members of the team.
- Expy: Let's see... blonde, pretty, independent, somewhat vain, a fashionista, with Winged Humanoid forms and wind-based powers... Jessica, are you sure you're not related to Zoe Orimoto?
- The Fashionista
- Little Miss Badass: An orange belt at Judo at the age of 12.
- Only One Name
- She Cleans Up Nicely: Woah, Jessica, you really do!
- Shorttank
- The Smurfette Principle: Averted. She's the only girl in the team, but she isn't treated any differently from the guys.
- You Go, Girl!
Magmion
- Big Bad: In Season 1 of the TV series.
- The Dragon: Becomes this to Obscurio in Season 2.
- Evil Overlord
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Obscurio does this to him after he's awakened Incubion and Oneiron.
Lavion
- Body Horror: Look at his arm!
- Boisterous Bruiser
- Demoted to Extra: He appears once in Season 2, then disappears.
- Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain: In the TV series.
- Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant: In the toyline.
- Small Name, Big Ego: In the TV series.
- Villain Decay: Take a good look at his tropes...
Orrore Profondo
- Cthulhumanoid
- Demoted to Extra: In Season 2
- Evil Overlord
- Manipulative Bastard: He's the one who convinced Elios, the leader of the Air tribe, to commit a Face–Heel Turn.
- Villain Decay: In the TV series, he's not quite as scarily competent as he was in the toyline... Avoided in the comics, though.
- Light Is Good: They are a heroic tribe.
- Light 'em Up: Their elemental forte, usually overlaps with Holy Hand Grenade.
- Our Angels Are Different
- The Power of the Sun: They evolved into the Tribe of Sun during the Final Evolution series.
The Supreme Luminescent
- Always Chaotic Evil: One of the tribes aligned with Magor.
- Casting a Shadow: Their element.
- Dark Is Evil: Perhaps the most unambiguously evil tribe.
- Lunacy: They evolved into the Tribe of Moon during the Final Evolution series.
- Our Demons Are Different
Obscurio
- Big Bad: In Season 2.
- Card-Carrying Villain
- Evil Laugh
- Noble Demon: He does have grudging respect towards the Supreme Luminescent and considers him a Worthy Opponent.
- His latest actions in the series disqualify him for this trope.
- The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: Towards the Supreme Luminescent.
