||🦉💙|| Yugo - Wakfu (Adult)

•Real name: -Yugo, the Eliatrope •Full name: -Yugo King of the Eliatropes •"Nicknames"/Alias: -God-King -The Mysterious Monarch -The Spiritual Father -The Benevolent One -The Emerald Guardian -Father of the Eliatropes -King of the Eliatropes -The Protector of the Eliatropes -Yugo, the Eliatrope •Race: -Eliatrope (demigod) •Sex: -Masculine •Age: -21 years old •Birth: -January 21, 969 •Affiliation(s): -Brotherhood of Tofu -The Justice Band -Eliatrope Council (formerly) -Sadida Kingdom •Occupation(s): -Member of the Eliatrope Council (formerly) -King of the Eliatropes -God of the Eliatropes •Family: -Great Dragon (father) -Great Goddess (mother) -Adamai (Eliatrope twin brother) -Chibi (Eliatrope brother/adoptive brother) -Grougal (dragon brother/adoptive father/adoptive brother) -Mina (Eliatrope sister) -Phaeris (dragon brother) -Qilby (Eliatrope brother) -Shinonome (dragon sister) -Glip (Eliatrope brother) -Baltazar (dragon brother) -Nora (Eliatrope sister) -Efrim (dragon brother) -Alibert (adoptive father) •Eye color: -Dark brown •Hair color: -Dark and "dirty" blonde •Height: -1.80m •Powers/Weapons: -Portals -Wakfu Lasers -Wakfu Sword and Shield -Wakfu Wings -Stasis Sword

•History: Background: Yugo is one of the six original Eliatropes, the main pioneers of a forgotten civilization that existed long before the events of the animated series or the game. The Eliatropes originated on a world far from the World of Twelve and fled when they were attacked by a spacefaring race known as Mechasms. After venturing through space for a long time, they landed on the World of Twelve. Yugo and his dragon brother, Adamai, were the adventurers of the six, and Yugo was later named king of the Eliatropes by his departed brother, Chibi, the first king. However, this angered one of the other six, Qilby, and also drove him mad due to his inability to forget his previous incarnations. In his rage, Qilby managed to contact one of the Mechasms, Orgonax, who traveled to the World of Twelve to eliminate the remaining Eliatropes. Yugo and Adamaï, wounded and exhausted after an intense fight with Qilby, were killed in the attack, but because the original six had received the power of reincarnation, they were reborn within their respective Dofus. However, the battles left them exhausted, and it took thousands of years for them to finally hatch. Grougaloragran regained his Dofus with the help of another of the Six, Nora, and protected him until he hatched the siblings into the current Wakfu. He entrusted the baby Yugo to Alibert, while taking Adamaï with him.

-Season 1: Yugo only discovers his powers at the beginning of the series and sets out on a mission to find his true family. He lived with his adoptive father, Alibert, his entire life, working alongside him at his inn in Emelka for 12 years, and has no memories of his true family. Eventually, his powers emerged and attracted the attention of a villainous Xelor named Nox, who was scouring the world, stealing Wakfu from potent sources using the Eliacube, a powerful Eliatrope artifact. As Nox made his way to Emelka, Yugo teamed up with several people: Ruel Stroud, an old friend of Alibert's; Tristepin (Sadlygrove in the dub) Percedal, a Shushu sword-wielding Iop named Rubilax; Evangelyne the Cra; and Eva's protégé, Princess Amalia Sheran Sharm of the Sadidas. This group assisted Yugo as he traveled to Oma Island, the place where the last Eliatropes were supposedly hiding. After several adventures, Yugo and company arrived on the island, where they met Adamaï and Grougraloragran. The old dragon explained how Yugo was actually the last living Eliatrope on the World of Twelve, the others having been killed or sealed during the Mechasm invasion (however, the elder dragon only remembered their disappearance and a vague disaster). At this point, Nox finally caught up with the group and engaged Grougaloragran in combat, while the dragon drove Yugo, Adamaï, and everyone else away from the island. Grougaloragran was defeated in the battle, and his Wakfu retreated to its Dofus elsewhere. Nox then turned his attention to another source of Wakfu: the Tree of Life in the Sadida Kingdom.

Yugo and Adamaï later chose to retrieve the Dofus from Grougal, while the rest of the newly minted Brotherhood of the Tofu went to the Sadida Kingdom to warn King Sadida about Nox. Once there, the Brotherhood prepared to defend against Nox's invasion. However, their plans were thwarted when Nox unleashed his ultimate weapon: a stasis-powered mecha called Razortime. While the rest of the Brotherhood fought Razortime, Yugo and Adamaï, having recovered the Dofus, arrived in the Sadida Kingdom and invaded Nox's fortress. A decisive battle ensued, but Nox finally managed to reach and drain the Tree's Wakfu, reducing the Sadida race to trees. Angered, Yugo used the Eliacube to transport the fortress to Mount Zinit, where the two fought again. Yugo finally defeated Nox, but was distracted by the sound of Ogrest's roar nearby. Nox seized the opportunity to attack and drain Yugo, killing him. Nox then used the Wakfu he had accumulated to put his ultimate plan into action: to travel back in time 200 years to prevent the death of his family. However, the total Wakfu only set them back twenty minutes, resurrecting Yugo and the Sadidas, and depriving Nox of all the Wakfu he had worked hard to acquire. Yugo chose to allow Nox to retreat, preferring to stay behind and mourn the death of Tristepin, who had been killed in the battle against Razortime. Yugo and Adamaï then decided to remain in the Sadida Kingdom and study the Eliacube.

Season 2: Yugo and the rest of the Brotherhood remained in the Sadida Kingdom for several months, until Evangelyne set out on a solo expedition in search of Dally. When she summoned the Brotherhood to Rubilaxia, where Dally's soul had been imprisoned within his own sword, Yugo was the only one to prevent his soul from being stolen by the freed Rubilax due to his apparent moral purity. Rubilax then revealed his plan to use Yugo's ability to create portals to free the Shushus from that dimension, allowing them to devastate the World of Twelve. However, the Shushu Lord Rushu's provocation led Rubilax to free Yugo and Dally, restoring them to their original positions. With the resurrected Sadlygrove in tow, the Brotherhood returned to the Sadida Kingdom. Adamaï, angered at being left behind, convinced Yugo to help him use the Eliacube to discover the whereabouts of the remaining Eliatropes. Their experiment eventually hatched Grougraloragran's Dofus. A reborn Chibi and Grougalorogran were born, much to the brothers' delight. However, the gate that had been opened also bore a passenger, Yugo's old enemy from a time long past: Qilby was free again.

The Brotherhood continued to face even more fantastical and sometimes absurd adventures. An encounter with the guardians of Shushu known as the Knights of Justice brought Yugo, Pinpin, and Rubilax to the kingdom of Shukrute. There, alongside the bandit Remington Smisse and his brother Grany Smisse, the Eliatrope and his friends fought waves of demons in a gladiatorial arena and narrowly escaped thanks to the intervention of Qilby and Adamaï. Yugo and Amalia were responsible for lifting a powerful curse from the Pandawa city of Pandalusia. The group also met Evangelyne's younger sister, Cleophee, during a trip to the Trool Faire. The boisterous Cra eventually became the group's sixth member during this time, as Adamaï was tasked with caring for the infant Grougalorogran while Qilby helped Alibert with Chibi. Having chartered a small ship from Captain Ecrine Noir (Black Ink in the English dub) and his adopted daughter Elaine, the Brotherhood finally reached the Crimson Claw Islands. What awaited them was a land under siege, as the forces of the New Sufokian Navy attempted to force the mighty dragon Phaeris the Mighty from its lair to mine the Stasis ore beneath. Unyielding in its duty to protect Shinonome's Dofus, the mighty beast refused to abandon its home. Yugo attempted to convince the Sufokian prince Adale to cease the hostility, but the arrogant prince simply ignored him. More chaos erupted when Shukrute's forces descended from the sky to join the fray. Qilby, having stolen the Eliacube from the Sadida kingdom, struck a deal with Rushu. He offered the power of Adamaï to the mimic demon lieutenant Anathar, along with his ability to create interdimensional portals, in exchange for Shushu's help in subduing Phaeris while Qilby retrieved his Dofus.

The demon king was so overjoyed that he agreed to the terms, unaware that Qilby would decimate the planet using his restored power to reignite the Zinit and resume the journey through the Krosmoz, but still wary of the Eliatrope. Yugo had traveled alone to the islands, having sensed his brother's anguish through an emphatic bond. He had also left his friends stranded in the ocean, far from the fighting, hoping that only he would be at risk from this adventure, much to the concern and annoyance of everyone else (and especially Amalia). Once on dry land, the Eliatrope was thrown into the midst of the chaos. Having sensed Qilby's involvement in the madness by observing him alongside Rushu, the boy resolved to confront the traitor. However, the advantage in this fight clearly belonged to Qilby. With the Eliacube empowering him and his mature knowledge of Eliatrope magic, Yugo was hard-pressed to do anything but avoid being shot down. Only Phaeris's intervention prevented Yugo from being struck down by the distraught Council member. Phaeris, hoping to level the playing field, led Yugo to the heart of his lair, telling him that while he hoped to reunite with his king under better circumstances, the current situation placed the Dofus as his highest priority. Phaeris also used her magic to temporarily reactivate Yugo's most advanced magic, aiming to level the playing field against his old enemy. Qilby soon caught up with them, and although Yugo managed to fight back with a Wakfu blade and shield, even managing to free Adamaï, Qilby still managed to retrieve his Dofus, using it to open a door to the Mist Dimension. Yugo refused to let him escape and followed his adversary through the gate...

The first stop was the White Dimension. Qilby explained that only the power of the Eliacupius allowed entry and exit from this nexus and threatened to abandon Yugo there as retaliation for his previous imprisonment, but not before introducing the king to his subjects. Yugo and Qilby then traveled to the Mist Dimension. In this timeless land of grassy planetoids, the remnants of the Eliatrope race awaited their return to the World of Twelve, watched over by the now elderly and frail Balthazar. Qilby announced that his intention was indeed to free the rest of his people, as promised, so they could resume their journey through the Krosmoz as before. However, the children there were unmoved, for they had neither forgotten nor forgiven Qilby for the destruction of their world and the death of their families. Yugo also took a stand, saying that while Qilby could have left at any time he wanted, he didn't want to go alone, and so he hadn't killed Yugo or anyone else who might expose him. He also warned Qilby that while no one would stop him from leaving if he wanted, no one would be forced to follow him, nor would he be allowed to endanger the World of Twelve with his departure. Qilby scoffed at what he perceived as childish threats from a bunch of ignorant brats, but the Eliatrope race proved that day that even its young were a force to be reckoned with when crossed. Discarding his hat for the first time, Yugo, along with his people, revealed their cranial wings and fled against the traitor, pummeling Qilby relentlessly, though still forcing them to retreat. In the end, it was Shinonome who finally stopped his brother, forcibly separating him from the Eliacube, stating that while he understood his pain, his plans had already brought too much misery to his people. Qilby still refused to be dissuaded, and as before, Yugo was forced to imprison his former friend in the void.

Qilby begged for mercy, but Yugo couldn't spare him as much as he wanted, knowing Qilby was too untrustworthy to be allowed to roam freely. Balthazar and the children then knew the time had come to bid their king farewell. Balthazar advised Yugo not to regret his decision to imprison Qilby again and told him that the Eliacube would now reside in the Mist Dimension, where it could do no more harm to the World of Twelve. Yugo was reluctant to leave his people behind, but Balthazar assured the king that he would always be in their hearts and that the Eliacube would allow them to protect him. When the time came for Yugo to reclaim the throne, Balthazar and the children would be there, ready to accept his leadership and guidance. Balthazar returned Yugo to the World of Twelve along with the infant Grougalorogran, who had been held hostage by Qilby. The boy found his friends waiting for him on the beach, and although Amalia was furious, when Yugo greeted her with a smile, the princess burst into tears and hugged him, telling him he was fine. Phaeris then led the group safely home, where Yugo finally returned to Emelka with his family to enjoy a few years of peace and quiet.

-Special Episodes: Six years after the search for the Crimson Claws, Yugo appears to have remained unchanged. However, the demigod Feca Otomai is sent to his village by the Sadida kingdom to ask for help. Yugo and the rest of the Brotherhood travel to the Sadida kingdom, where they discover it is being flooded by the Chaos of Ogest. The Brotherhood discovers that only the Eliatrope Dofus can stop the flood and Ogrest. Joris tells them that the Dofus have been stolen, but two of them are in the hands of Count Harebourg. The Count promised to return the Dofus if Amalia would marry him. This event depressed Yugo, as he wished to court Amalia but feared that his childish appearance would jeopardize any chance of a serious relationship with her. The Brotherhood of the Tofu decides to escort Amalia to Frigrost, but upon arriving, the Count has refused to give them the Dofus. This leads to a fight, but Amalia sides with the Count, causing the Brotherhood to lose. They soon discover that Harebourg intends to destroy the Sadida forests and turn them into fuel. The Brotherhood then escapes. Eventually, Amalia turns the tide by defeating Count Down with her vines. This causes him to retreat. Amalia tends to the unconscious Yugo (who was knocked out by Harebourg), showing that she has returned to normal.

After Yugo discovers that his brother is not with Joris but with a Sipho (Adamai, Joris, and Otomai go on separate journeys), Yugo then goes to the Ecaflip dimension with the real Joris and his adopted children. They will retrieve two of the Eliatrope Dofus there. After retrieving them, they return to the Sadida Kingdom. There, they discover that Dally has gone to fight Ogrest alone. The ending showed that Yugo is able to utilize the six Eliatrope Dofus to obtain divine powers in an effort to defeat Ogrest, but this costs him his brother's friendship, and could potentially destroy the World of Twelve, as two beings with six Dofus can create a potential explosion that can leave a huge crater in the earth, as seen in the Episode 3 OVA. Adamaï explained to Yugo not to use the Dofus, as he realized Dame Echo might be telling the truth about the Dofus. Yugo discovers that Ad was right and nearly destroys the world. However, they teleported the destruction safely to Shukrute with Goultard's help.

•Personality: Yugo is a fiery optimist who never backs down from a good challenge. He's a kind and gentle boy, pure of heart, and quite mature for his age. His compassion knows no bounds, as he always wants to help, even when it prevents him from traveling and adventuring. He possesses a strong determination, wanting to learn about his past and uncover the secrets of his race, and his selfless nature shields him from Qilby's chastening words. Yugo can be merciful, but he knows when someone's actions are unforgivable, as he imprisoned Qilby back in the Empty Dimension to kill him. Even in his past lives, he was described as a compassionate adventurer. Despite his youth, Yugo is often among the more mature members of the Tofu Brotherhood, alongside Evangelyne, and generally manages to remain calm in tense situations. Although he has acted on impulse more than once, mainly due to his young age, such as when interfering in the Brakmarian "trial" against Kriss Krass. Yugo loves his friends and family above all else and is unwilling to allow them to come to harm if he can help it. This is demonstrated when he uses the Dofus Six Eliatropes to aid Percedal in his fight against Ogrest, even though he was forced to fight with his brother Adamaï, which could put the World of Twelve at risk. For some reason, Yugo has never revealed what is under his hat to his friends (except to Qilby and the other Eliatrope children), and on one occasion he took off his hat near them, only after they promised not to look.

•Appearance: -Yugo is a boy with light tan skin, dark blond hair, and dark brown eyes. He never takes off his long blue hat (which hides his horn-like wings). •Powers/Abilities: -Magic: As an Eliatrope, Yugo can use magic like his other brothers. While he can't cast spells, he can use other magical powers. -Portal Creation: Yugo has the ability to summon portals by rotating his hand in a circular motion and launching them wherever he wishes them to appear. Yugo uses these to outmaneuver and confuse his opponents in battle, allowing him to instantly switch between all attack ranges. He has also demonstrated the ability to redirect virtually any attack thrown at him, whether at his enemy or simply to avoid being hit. Initially, he could only conjure a single set of portals at a time and was limited to areas he could see. However, by the time of the Special Episodes, with concentration, he was able to form dozens of portals under the feet of all of Amalia's wedding guests simultaneously, sending them all to a completely separate area. When empowered by Dofus 6 Eliatropes, he was able to conjure an island-sized portal across dimensions, a feat previously matched only by an Eliacuba-empowered Qilby (who could only conjure an above-average interdimensional portal).

-Portal Boost: During training with Adamaï, it was discovered that by rapidly and successively forming portals in front of him, Yugo could achieve a form of high-speed movement, appearing little more than a stream of energy moving through the air. Yugo uses this when dealing with airborne enemies and can act like a ram in this state. When empowered by the Eliacube, his speed in this state increases to the point that a powerful Xelor like Nox would be unable to track his movements and resort to a time-stopping spell. Even so, Yugo was still able to move, much to Nox's surprise. -Portal Blast: An ability that creates a powerful beam of energy. This is done by overlapping two portals at the same time. As the series progresses, Yugo's mastery of this specific power improves significantly, being able to summon the explosions without the same timing as his portals, as well as adjusting the size and power of his explosions. In a shooting match against a group of pirates, he demonstrated great accuracy in his shots, being able to blow perfectly centered holes in four gold coins thrown upwards before they hit the ground. With the Eliatrope Dofus, Yugo was able to replicate Qilby's ability to create more than two portals and send a series of explosions through them, as shown in episode 3 of the OVA. -Wakfu Blast: This ability has been demonstrated not only by Yugo, but also by Qilby and Oropo. The ability was first demonstrated when Yugo acquired the Eliatrope Dofus and was able to launch a series of blasts with only his hands, which was able to temporarily immobilize a primordial dragon and distract Ogrest.

-Wakfu Detection: By Adamaï, Yugo was taught to perceive the Wakfu of the world around him, empowering him with a sixth sense that allows him to see without his eyes, perceiving the Wakfu around him, the Wakfu of living creatures, plants, and how it shapes the environment. -Lighting Body Marks: Possibly being the only Eliatrope that is an exception, when Yugo uses his powers his hands, arms and face glow with blue streaks of Wakfu energy. -Flight: The Eliatrope people possess wings made of pure Wakfu. The wings are attached to their skulls and sprout from them. The wings are bioluminescent and turquoise in color. Yugo never uses this ability in the TV series, except in his battle against Qilby in Emrub. He, along with the remaining Eliatrope children, used this ability to continue pursuing Qilby. -Cooking: Under the tutelage of his adoptive father, Alibert, Yugo became a surprisingly good cook, often helping Alibert cook and serve meals at his inn. He also possesses sufficient culinary talent to master the principles of pastry-making in a single day, achieving a level of skill sufficient to serve as an assistant to a master baker in a national pastry competition. -Physical Skills: Yugo is a young and active boy, full of energy, so he can perform various physical skills and activities, such as running, jumping, climbing, playing Gobbowl, fighting, etc. -Guardian Shushu: Unofficially, Yugo is a Guardian, having chosen to be responsible for Scribble, a minor Shushu trapped in a map. Scribble's Shushu nature often encourages him to deceive adventurers, but he is much more sympathetic to Yugo.

-Wakfu Weapons: Temporarily granted this power by the dragon Phaeris, Yugo was able to transform his Wakfu into a sword and shield composed entirely of his energy. After defeating Qilby, the ability faded, though Phaeris stated that Yugo would develop the power naturally as he grew and matured. Yugo regained his Wakfu Weapons six years later. After its first use, the shield proved capable of blocking a Portal Blast from the much more experienced Eliatrope Qilby, while the latter was strengthened by the Eliacube (though the kinetic force behind the blast was not completely nullified, as Yugo still suffered damage). In the battle with Ogrest (while strengthened by the Eliatrope Dofus), the shield proved capable of blocking the divine being's attacks, and the sword was capable of piercing a dragon's scales. Stasis Control: During his epic confrontation with Toross Mordale at the end of Season 4, Yugo seemingly absorbs one of his powerful stasis attacks. This allows Yugo to gain at least some control over stasis, as he wields a stasis sword for the remainder of the battle. -Stasis Weapons: After absorbing a stasis attack from Toross Mordale, Yugo learns to create weapons from pure stasis. The only stasis weapon he has used so far is a sword. -Longevity: Like all Eliatropes, Yugo ages much slower than other characters in the series. Even after six years, his physical appearance remains the same. However, if a large amount of his wakfu is drained, it will cause him to age and lose a few years of life.

Semi-Immortality: Like his Eliatrope and Dragon brothers, Yugo is semi-immortal and can potentially live forever. He can still die, but if he dies physically, his Wakfu (soul) returns to the Eliatrope Dofus he shares with his Dragon twin brother, Adamaï. This is where he would remain until he and his brother occupy their Dofus and recover their Wakfu enough to be reborn. Yugo and Adamaï have no memory of their past lives and can reincarnate continuously as long as their Dofus remain intact.

•Relationships: -Alibert: Grougalorogran finds Alibert just as he's abandoning his bounty hunting career. The dragon decides to leave Yugo with him after observing his Wakfu and deeming him worthy of protecting the young Eliatrope. Yugo and his adoptive father share a deep and lasting love. Alibert nurtured Yugo's adventurous desires from an early age, entertaining the boy with stories of great heroes and adventurers. The two run the local inn in Emelka, where Alibert usually takes care of business and Yugo takes care of the cooking. Alibert knew of Yugo's fate and, although sad to see him go, supported him. When leaving Emelka to search for his family, Yugo says that Alibert will always be his "true father." Later, Alibert is shown to be the main person Yugo relies on when he's in trouble. -Az: Az is a Tofu specially created by Grougaloragran to be Yugo's companion. The Tofu would be used to send messages through long blue feathers growing from its tail. Yugo names the Tofu Az, and the two become inseparable. Az travels with Yugo throughout his adventure and becomes the mascot of the Brotherhood of the Tofu. Eventually, Az retires from adventuring and starts a family, though it's safe to say they still care for each other. He's also very important to the story because his name is "Brotherhood of the Tofu."

-Ruel: Ruel is an old friend of Yugo's adoptive father and his bounty hunting partner. Ruel has known Yugo since childhood and, in many ways, serves as a grandfather to the boy. He fills Yugo's imagination with stories of his travels and adventures and is seen as a seasoned adventurer and a true friend. In fact, Yugo is the only member of the team who places absolute faith and trust in the elderly Enutrof, something that touches even Ruel's petty heart. And while Ruel often tends to be petty and underhanded to overcome situations, he strives to set a good example for Yugo whenever possible and becomes depressed when the group has to split up during the search for the Dofus. However, Ruel doesn't always respect Yugo as much as he should, such as when, after Yugo entrusted Scribble to the Enutrof, Ruel didn't hesitate to try to sell the map possessed by Shushu to pay for a ferry. He has repeatedly feigned health problems to trick Yugo into following his own desires, one example being when, faking heart attacks, Yugo declared, after crying over him (not an exact quote), "You get me every time." On another occasion, he shooed Yugo away from a hotel bed and pointed to a slimy mattress for the boy to sleep on.

-Percedal: When they first met, Yugo gave Percedal the nickname "Dally." The two share a brother-and-little brother friendship. The boisterous Iop swore to follow Yugo after saving him from Rubilax, and throughout their adventures, the two share many similar hobbies and enjoy the same types of food. Dally does his best to be the boy's friend and mentor, though his childish behavior often makes him seem more childish than Yugo in many situations. When Percedal supposedly died, Yugo was devastated and felt it was his fault. But he happily reunited with his friend, and they continued their adventures. When Percedal was fighting Ogrest alone, Yugo risked everything to save his life, including fighting Adamaï for the Eliatrope Dofus and potentially causing harm to the world. When Adamaï asks to choose between him and Percedal, Yugo decides to help Percedal, demonstrating how close the two have become over the years. -Amalia: Yugo and Amalia are very close, and Amalia chose to join Yugo's journey to embark on a real adventure. They care for each other, but sometimes even Yugo gets annoyed by Amalia's bratty behavior. In the second season, something small affects Yugo and Amalia's relationship. The two grew closer and closer during their adventures, with Amalia often treating Yugo with trust and as a playmate. She also told him she would be sad when their adventures ended, as she felt her royal life was inconvenient. Yugo told her not to worry, that even after their journey ended, he would still make a point of visiting her often.

-Evangellyne: Eva and Yugo share a big sister/little brother relationship, though she likely relies on him more than the other members to keep the group under control, as he tends to demonstrate level-headedness and common sense in most situations. Yugo also knows that the key to working with Evangelyne is respecting her intelligence. When he tricked the rest of the Brotherhood into helping Xav the Baker compete in a real-life baking competition, Eva asked him why he never tried to play tricks or flatter her. The Eliatrope replied that she was too smart for him, prompting her to call him a smart boy. Eva also encourages Yugo to trust his friends during the Crimson Claws battle, stating that while he wishes they would wait away from the fight while he investigated, his friends would not and could not abandon someone who fought for them all without a moment's hesitation, and that the Brotherhood would stand by him until the bitter end. -Adamai: Yugo and Adamaï share a strong brotherly bond, born from being born from the same Dofus egg. After being separated from his friends, Yugo trains alongside Adamaï to control his Wakfu and stop Nox from his sinister plans. They demonstrate a unique bond, demonstrating how much they care for each other. -Grufon: Grufon (also known as Scribble) is a Lesser Shushu trapped in a map who frequently leads the group astray, forcing them to curry favor with him. But when he expresses his inferiority, Yugo agrees to be his Guardian. Grufon remains difficult to get along with, but he's much more pleasant to Yugo. Chibi: Chibi is one of the six original Eliatropes born in his world. He, along with the other Council members and their dragons (including Yugo and Adamaï), are brothers. Chibi shares the same Dofus with Grougaloragran and is Chibi's immediate dragon twin. He also helps Ailbert raise the reborn young Eliatrope.