Mime by Benetnasch

Mime is a young man with long hair and a delicate and elegant appearance. His hair is orange-blond, his complexion is pale, and his eyes are red.

As a child, Mime was a quiet and peaceful young man who did not want to fight and wanted to be a musician. When he learned of the death of his real parents at the hands of Folkell, Mime's personality changed drastically, being driven by rage, which led him to kill Folkell. After that tragic day, Mime would lock his feelings deep into his subconscious and become a very calm person, someone who was not afraid of dying, something he took advantage of during his fight against Shun, since the Andromeda Chain did not consider him to be someone bad. At the end of his battle with Ikki, (when he was attacked with the Phantom Fist) he recognized his true feelings, which he had kept deep in his heart, and realized that despite everything, he loved his adoptive father Folkell, since he was actually a good man and he knew that it was not his intention to kill his real parents. He also showed his respect for the Phoenix for showing him the truth and his desire to see each other again but as friends before his death.

Since he was a baby, Mime lived with the man he considered his father, Folkell, who was renowned as a Hero of Asgard and who also trained him to become a God Warrior. However, one day, when he was still young, he found a pendant with photos of two people inside, later learning that they were his real parents, both murdered by Folkell himself. After this, he decides to end the murderer's life, as a way of avenging his parents' deaths. Mime is chosen as a God Warrior of Benetnasch and represents the Eta Star, within the Big Dipper. He receives his God Robe inside a cave in Asgard. His first appearance is when, along with Hilda of Polaris and their companions, they appear before Saori and the Bronze Saints, where his Cosmos begins to rival Shun's. Later, he appears before Andromeda in some ruins of Asgard, where her adversary refuses to fight him, considering him a person without evil. Mime is not afraid of dying. For this reason, the Andromeda Chain also refuses to attack him. Taking advantage of this, the God Warrior uses his illusions to confuse him and strike him repeatedly. Once he receives Ikki's support, Shun resigns himself to having to fight again. Determined to finish off Mime, he removes his Armor and Chains to use his Nebula Storm, but the God Warrior manages to escape unharmed thanks to the strings of his Lyre, which tied him to a pillar. After this, he uses his String Requiem and captures Andromeda to strangle him to death. However, just before the last note finally finishes Shun, the Phoenix cuts the strings and saves his brother's life.

The new fight begins and the God Warrior maintains the advantage, as his attacks even exceed the speed of light, so Ikki is unable to completely dodge them. The fight continues, the Phoenix is ​​​​cornered by Mime's Illusions and falls apparently defeated, but manages to return and injure his opponent's hand. At that moment, Ikki decides to use his Phantom Fist, thus removing the memories of the God Warrior and find his true feelings, awakening the fury and confusion that he had deeply hidden in his subconscious. The truth is that, deep down, Mime loved Folkell and knew he had made a mistake by killing him, since he never wanted to kill his real parents, on the contrary, he only did it to defend himself from his attacks, swearing to them in the grave that he would care for and protect the child. It is then that the God Warrior releases his true feelings and traps the Phoenix with his String Requiem. Despite this, Phoenix manages to cut the ropes that bound him by destroying his own Armor. Mime then decides to shed his God Robe and fight on equal terms. The final exchange of blows results in the defeat of the God Warrior, who before dying confesses to Phoenix that he would like to see him again, but as a friend. Finally, Shun takes the Odin Sapphire from Mime and continues advancing while Ikki falls unconscious to the ground.

•Black Lyre: Mime always carries a lyre, which he uses in combat. The God Warrior creates illusions and hallucinations in his opponents. Furthermore, its strings can extend to protect Mime, as they did during Shun's Storm. Mime can create illusions through his lyre.

•Stringer Requiem: This is a technique used by God Warrior musicians. The user, through a melody, unfurls the strings of his lyre, which bind and tear the victim's body apart. •Requiem Symphony: Due to the sound of his lyre, which works as a hallucinogen for whoever listens to it, he is able to create endless illusions, including copies of himself, to affect and confuse the mind of his opponent. •Stringer Pain: When he attacks with his hands at the speed of light, the movement of his fingers leaves a trail of luminous threads that traps enemies, immobilizing them while the threads burn.