| Divine Kings | |
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| Leader: | Dark Schneider (founder and former leader)
Abigail (current leader) |
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| Manga Debut: | Chapter 1 |
The Divine Kings (also knows as Four Divine Kings and the Riders of Havok) are a squad of powerful individuals seeking world domination. At first led by Dark Schneider and disbanded after his presumed death, it is later reformed, and led, by the dark priest Abigail. The armies that fight for the Divine Kings are called the Rebel Armies or Dark Rebel Armies.
History[]
Originally, they were Dark Schneider 's personal squad whose goal was to conquer the entire known world. A team comprised of four members in total. Each one of them had sworn allegiance to DS after they were either defeated by him or taken under his wing. The group was disbanded after DS was sealed away, but it was later reformed by Abigail.
Members[]
- Dark Schneider (founder; original leader)
- Dark Priest Abigail (leader)
- Thunder Empress Arshes Nei
- Ninja Master Gara
- Kall-Su
Trivia[]
- The original four Riders of Havok could be paralleled to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, with each character representing one of the horsemen:
- Conquest - Dark Schneider, since he wanted to take over all the kingdoms, and is a man defined by his great ambition and will.
- War - Gara, since he desired to acquire power through violence, and is generally very brutish and violent.
- Death - Arshes Nei, due to her uncanny abilities with lightning to deliver instant death upon the battlefield.
- Famine - Kall-Su, due to his ice powers preventing anything from growing where it strikes.
- As of the second iteration, Abigail could be compared to Pestilence which often replaces Conquest in different iterations of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Befitting considering Abigail became the second leader of the Riders of Havok after DS was sealed away, and due to many of Abigail's spells revolving around him twisting and corrupting the bodies of his enemies, similarly to a deadly disease.