Gordon of Minotaur

Like his companions Queen of Alraune and Sylphid of Basilisco, Gordon is very confident and sure of his powers, to the point of underestimating his opponent. This Specter and his companions can also be described as cowardly, since they attack a weakened opponent and outnumber them. He shares a friendship with Queen of Alraune, whom he considers a close companion.

Gordon is a tall and stocky character with long black hair and light brown eyes.

He first appears among the specters who accompanied Alone to destroy his hometown in Italy and later to seize Athena's armor from Dohko. He has a brief exchange of power with the Libra Saint, but when he was about to fight seriously, he is killed by his own fighting partner, Queen of Alraune, with the Blood Flower Scissors technique, but they are killed by Dōhko with his Rozan Shoten Ha. 247 years later, Gordon's soul comes back to life. Gordon, the Minotaur Specter, appears for the first time in Pandora's castle, accompanying Valentine, Sylphid, and Queen to inform Radamanthys that it was time to depart for Hades. In that same place, the quartet of specters face the quartet of Bronze Saints, whom they defeat without any difficulty. He appears again to face Shiryu on the Wall of Lamentations along with Sylphid and Queen. After Shiryu managed to injure Queen's neck, it would be Gordon's turn, who would attack the dragon with his Grand Axe Crusher, wounding his arm enough to prevent him from using Excalibur (the technique that Shura bequeathed to Shiryū), however the dragon knocks him down with another technique. Then Sylphid, Queen, and Gordon unite in a final attack to finish off the dragon. Shiryu responds with the "100 dragons of Rozan," a technique with which he defeats Queen and Gordon.

•Grand Axe Crusher: Gordon concentrates his cosmos in his arm and extends it with his fist closed in a vertical position, raising it above his head. Then, with a quick movement, he lowers his extended arm, unleashing a devastating blow with the force of an axe, capable of cutting and crushing everything in front of him.
•Axe Cross: a double cross-cut is performed using both arms. Before attacking, the arms and hands are placed in a cross shape in front of the lower part of the head; sometimes the arms are also raised above the head and the hands are joined as if praying, and then a cross-shaped cut is performed with both arms. The cutting wave or wind released at the time of the attack is also cross-shaped and can hit the opponent even if they are at a great distance from their position.
• Double Axe Crusher: This technique doubles the Grand Axe Crusher attack, generating cuts from both the left and right arms. It delivers a first cutting blow of the Grand Axe Crusher and then, instantly, executes a second crushing blow with the other arm.