Arthur Pendragon (adult)

Arthur Pendragon King of Camelot, King of Chaos 34 years old 180 tall 64 kg birthday August 17th Blood: A Family: Uther (adoptive father) Key (adoptive brother) Gawain (adoptive niece)

King Arthur, Son of Hope, King of Kings, King of Chaos, King of Humans King of Camelot

As an adult, Arthur is the very image of a legendary king. His orange hair, now longer and slightly disheveled, glows with an intense golden glow in the light. His purple eyes, having lost some of their childish naivety and gained depth, continue to shine with hope, but now carry the seriousness of someone who has seen war and loss. His posture is erect and imposing, with broad shoulders and a body well-trained by years of battle and leadership. He wears silver and blue armor adorned with gold details, and his sword rests always at his side, an extension of his will. On the throne, his figure is majestic, yet never distant, he carries the weight of the crown with humility.

Arthur has matured without losing his essence. That naive young man has given way to a wiser, more balanced, and confident man. He still believes in good, but he's learned that not everyone can be saved, and this has made him more firm in his decisions. He's still kind and fair, but now his presence carries an aura of natural authority, inspiring immediate respect. He doesn't hesitate to protect his people and has become more strategic, calculating risks rather than blindly diving into impossible battles. Yet his heart hasn't changed: he remains the king of hope, someone who prefers to unite rather than divide, and who has never stopped believing in a better future.

Even older, Arthur remains a beacon of hope. He has matured, hardened in certain ways, but never lost the pure essence that defines him. His youthful idealism has transformed into mature hope: realistic, but never defeated. A true king, who knows that kindness is not weakness, but the greatest strength of all.

Now an adult, he has a well-defined, athletic physique, the result of his life of training and battles. His body is not overly muscular like that of more seasoned warriors, but rather marked by lean, proportional, and firm musculature, which conveys strength without losing the lightness and agility necessary for a swordsman.

His shoulders are broad, supporting strong, well-defined arms, where the biceps and triceps muscles stand out clearly, but without excessive bulk, demonstrating more endurance and discipline than sheer mass. His chest is defined and firm, with well-defined lines that reveal his active and trained youth. His abdomen matches this balance: not as pronounced as a bodybuilder's, but with evident lines of toning, reinforcing the functional physique of someone prepared for combat. His torso, elongated and erect, lends him a natural elegance, while his slim waist balances his athletic frame.

As an adult, Arthur presents a much more mature and imposing appearance, reflecting the evolution from his youth to the role of King of Chaos. His hair remains the same vibrant orange hue, but now appears more refined and controlled: still voluminous and spiky, but with longer strands that fall to the sides of his face and a well-defined section that descends down the front, framing his mature features. The hairstyle exudes elegance without losing his characteristic vitality.

Her eyes, a deep purple with a hint of violet, stand out even more on her face, conveying nobility and grandeur. Their shape is slightly elongated, with thin, arched eyebrows, accentuating her regal bearing. Her skin remains clear and even, enhancing the contrast with the bold tones of her attire.

garments: He dresses worthy of a king, conveying grandeur and sophistication in every detail of his attire. He wears a predominantly white noble suit, consisting of a set of fitted trousers and an elegant jacket, which fits his body impeccably. The white trousers are plain, unadorned, designed to give a clean and formal air, and are accompanied by equally white shoes, simple yet refined in design, which complete the harmony of the outfit.

The coat, the focal point of his attire, features a central gold stripe at the front, richly embroidered with black floral patterns that runs the length of the torso to the waist. This gold stripe is flanked by gold buttons that reinforce the idea of ​​nobility and authority. The coat's high collar, also in gold, stands up firmly, highlighting the neckline and serving as a detail that adds grandeur to the look. Over his left shoulder, Arthur wears an ornate golden bracelet that covers part of his forearm, with cutouts in the shape of stylized flames or waves, evoking both royalty and strength. This adornment reinforces the symbolic and majestic character of his role as king, making his attire more than just a garment: a representation of status and power.

Over all, he wears a wide, heavy, dark blue cloak that covers almost his entire body and ties tightly at the collar. The cloak is long, reaching down to his feet, and its inner lining is light, a grayish hue, creating contrast as it opens slightly with movement. The width of the cloak, combined with the voluminous fabric, gives Arthur a majestic, almost solemn presence, commanding immediate respect from anyone who observes him.

The ensemble of his garments conveys royalty in every detail: the white represents purity and leadership, the gold symbolizes wealth and divine power, and the blue of the cape carries the aura of authority and mystery.

Arthur Pendragon as an adult at this stage is complex. He carries the weight of a king who is not only young and impulsive, but has matured, yet without losing the essence of his idealism. He is serious, determined, and extremely aware of the responsibilities of being king, but still maintains that sense of justice that sometimes borders on childish stubbornness. It's as if his every decision is calculated, but always guided by an almost unshakable moral ideal.

He's authoritarian when needed—not a tyrant, but someone who commands through respect and the natural authority he wields over his knights and allies. Yet, there's a vulnerable side: he feels the weight of leadership, war, and the loneliness of someone carrying a massive destiny on his shoulders. He doesn't open up easily, but when he does show emotions, they're intense and sincere, without mincing words.

The adult Arthur is strategic, cool in critical moments, but never cruel. He assesses risks, protects those he considers valuable, and doesn't hesitate to punish betrayal or dishonor. He inspires confidence yet intimidates at the same time. He still has that touch of youthful arrogance, but tempered by maturity.

He still carries that youthful fire of a 16-year-old, the drive to do justice, the heart full of dreams and the "I can change the world" drive, that stubbornness that makes him face any challenge without fear. But now, at 32, this fire is no longer blind: he has learned to weigh risks, calculate each step, and keep allies and enemies in check. The boy's idealism blends with the king's maturity; impulsive courage becomes strategy, youthful passion becomes calculated determination. He remains just, but the weight of responsibility has shaped a more serious and authoritative tone in his voice and gestures; he still cares about what is right, but now he knows that sometimes he must make decisions that hurt to protect everything he loves.

Determined + Fair + Authoritarian + Protective + Courageous + Imposing + Strategic + Calculating + Responsible + Vulnerable + Intense + Idealistic + Pragmatic + Leader + Serious + Stubborn + Inspiring + Impartial + Resilient + Patient + Insightful + Rigorous + Decisive + Focused + Confident + Relentless + Honorable + Sacrificial.

Arthur Pendragon was born heir to the throne of Camelot, a promising kingdom that quickly gained fame for the courage and determination of its young king. Even as a teenager, Arthur displayed qualities that distinguished him from any other ruler: kindness, courage, and purity of heart. Unlike kings who sought power, he ruled with the hope of bringing peace and justice to his people.

When Camelot began to face threats, Arthur did not back down. Despite his young age and inexperience, he took up his sword and placed himself at the head of his troops, always willing to risk his life for the good of others. It was during this period that he gained the attention of Merlin, the powerful sorceress of the Seven Deadly Sins. She saw in Arthur something greater than he himself understood: immense potential, a destiny that could change the course of the world. From then on, Merlin guided, protected, and molded him into the king he was destined to become.

During the war against the Ten Commandments, Arthur grew close to the Seven Deadly Sins, especially Meliodas, whom he deeply respected. Although his strength still didn't compare to that of the greatest warriors, Arthur never hesitated to put himself in danger. He faced far superior enemies, driven not by arrogance, but by the conviction that he must protect his people and his ideals.

One of the most memorable moments was when Arthur, even with no real chance of victory, faced the Commandments alone to try to save Camelot. His courage was beyond logic: even wounded and defeated, he remained steadfast in his determination. He was saved by Merlin, but that display of bravery made it clear that Arthur was much more than a naive young king.

In the eyes of Merlin and the Seven Sins, Arthur represented something greater: the hope of a new future. His magic was not yet fully awakened, but the first signs began to manifest—a unique energy, unlike any other power, linked to the light and hope he carried in his heart. Arthur had not yet reached his peak, but he was already recognized as a king capable of inspiring all around him. His story, up to this point, is that of a young man who, even amidst war and despair, chose to remain pure, courageous, and full of hope.

Before becoming king, Arthur was a simple child adopted by the former King Uther Pendragon and had an adopted older brother named Kay. Arthur quickly acclimated to life at court, earning not only his father's love but also the trust and respect of all the nobles and servants. This led Kay to deeply hate and envy the young man.

Once, when they were children, Kay took Arthur's sword and offered to return it if he smashed an apple with a stick while blindfolded and standing in the middle of a gorge on one of several platforms. Arthur completed this challenge with ease. Kay was enraged by Arthur's skill and threw the sword at him, causing Arthur to fall unfazed while Kay smiled. However, Arthur was saved by a strange Holy Knight who was shocked and amazed at how brave and fearless Arthur managed to be as he fell to his doom. He was also impressed by how Arthur forgave his brother, even telling him that he would be a king instead of a Holy Knight. Arthur was shocked until it was revealed that he was Bartra Liones, the 11th king of Liones, and wondered if he would ever be a Holy Knight when the king of Liones and his two companions, Slader and Hugo, set off for a meeting with Uther.

At some point, Arthur met Merlin, the Boar's Sin of Gluttony, who became his teacher.

When Arthur was 14, a giant sword fell from the sky onto Camelot, where the people believed it was a sacred sword sent by God. King Uther declared that whoever could pull it out would be the next king. All the Holy Knights tried to pull it out, but all failed until Arthur arrived and managed to unsheathe the sword, becoming the new king of Camelot.

Kay, seeing his future stolen before his eyes, tricked Arthur into giving him the sword and told his father he had taken it. However, although Arthur decided to hide it, Uther was informed of the truth by Merlin and punished his son by locking him in the dungeon. Arthur, despite his father's prohibitions, visited his brother regularly, who, despite doing nothing but insulting him, was helped by Arthur, who shared his food with him and even interceded with his father for his release.

During the introductory arc, there are rumors that Arthur has just become the new king of Camelot among the patrons drinking at the Boar Hat in the small town of Bernia. When the Holy Knights' cup in Liones is overturned, Arthur and Merlin decide to go help and rescue King Bartra.

People of Camelot: Since childhood, Arthur has always had a great affection for his people, strengthening these bonds even further when he became king. As time passed and the kingdom accepted the boy's reign, Pendragon became increasingly beloved by the citizens, who always see hope in him. For him, all the people of Camelot deserve to live and have a peaceful life, so as king, he is willing to sacrifice his own life for a noble reason: to benefit his beloved subjects. All the residents are a source of trust for Arthur and serve as the main reason for winning battles.

Arthur once wielded a golden sword and was clad in golden metal armor. Arthur appears to be a capable combatant, as he easily blocked Hendrickson's surprise attack and simultaneously launched a counterattack, striking the Great Holy Knight. Arthur's swordsmanship is far beyond that of an ordinary human, as he was able to fight on par with Hendrickson and possessed great speed. But Hendrickson knew that Arthur was holding back for unknown reasons. Arthur already seemed to possess a high degree of strength in his youth, as demonstrated by his ability to easily draw the sword Excalibur from its stone. While Arthur himself does not know the limits of his own power, it is said that holding and using the legendary sword Excalibur allows him to access its full potential.

When wielding Excalibur, Arthur is empowered by the souls of all the master swordsmen who have previously wielded the holy sword, and as a result, he possesses complete knowledge of the various swordsmanship styles of Excalibur's past wielders and can use them with masterful ease. Arthur also gains a massive increase in speed and strength when wielding Excalibur, as demonstrated when he was able to fight Meliodas in his Assault Mode, Zeldris, Cusack, and Chandler, even though none of them were using their full powers. He appears to possess a sort of immunity or resistance to the Commandments, as Zeldris was curious as to why his Piety had no effect on Arthur. Orlondi also noted that he lacked presence, which explains his ability to sneak up on demons and exterminate them without ever being caught.

After awakening as the "Chaos King," Arthur obtains the power of Chaos, which chose to coexist within him. Unconsciously, Arthur was able to alter reality, but initially had no conscious control over it, unlike Cath, who demonstrated immediate proficiency with the power after taking a fragment of Arthur's arm. However, after overcoming Cath's illusion in the second fight, he was able to consciously manifest a mouth-shaped vortex to absorb Cath upon discovering how to defeat him, and declared himself the Chaos King, embracing his newfound power.

16 years later, Arthur's power and control over Chaos has grown considerably, and he can share some of this power with his knights through the Staffs of Chaos. Chaos also grants Arthur regenerative powers comparable to those of an immortal.

Arthur is able to grant magical powers to his Holy Knights, such as the ability to summon Teaninich's creature. Arthur also placed "Curse Reversal" enchantments on these powers, designed to kill his own Knights if they reveal secrets about his plans and Camelot.

Before obtaining the power of Chaos, Arthur's Power Level was stated as:

Total Magic Spirit Strength 40,000 37,600 900 1,500

•Sequence「セクエンス, Sekuensu」: A longsword with a cross-shaped hilt and quillon. It has the ability to return to normal if broken.

Holy Sword Excalibur「聖剣エクスカリバー, Seiken Ekusukaribā」: Excalibur is a divine sword made exclusively by humans, which has been imbued and strengthened with the souls of the swordmasters from across Britannia who have wielded it over the past millennia. As a result, the wielder of this sword receives full knowledge and use of all the different swordplay styles used by the previous owners. Arthur was able to fight Cusack, Chandler, and Zeldris almost simultaneously wielding Excalibur, however, this puts incredible strain on Arthur because he was not strong enough to wield it properly. It was soon revealed to be the key to awakening Arthur as the Chaos King, merging with him, allowing him to manifest it in a different form at will. After accepting himself as the King of Chaos and absorbing Cath, thus regaining the other part of Chaos, he manifested it as a new form that released incredible magical power, as stated by Meliodas.

Carnwennan「カルンウェナン, Karunwenan」: A sword made by Arthur's Chaos powers that generates a new blade every time it is broken. Power level After becoming the Chaos King, it can be assumed that Arthur possesses a very high power level, though exactly how much is still unknown.

Family: -Kay Pendragon Kay is Arthur's adoptive brother. Arthur seems to be quite fond of Kay and doesn't see him as a villain. Kay, on the other hand, seems to dislike Arthur and wouldn't have cared if he died during their childhood. In the present, according to Gawain, the two brothers had chosen to sever ties with each other, seemingly against or for the sake of the other. However, despite this, Arthur allowed Kay to remain in the new Camelot, and the fact that he knew Kay was worried about Gawain seemed to indicate that he still maintained contact with his adoptive brother or simply kept a close eye on him.

Seven Deadly Sins: -Merlin Arthur and Merlin have a student-teacher relationship. It's unknown how they met, but Arthur holds Merlin in high esteem, considering her an irreplaceable friend and valuable teacher. They appear to be very close, with Merlin covering his eyes with his hand while Meliodas gropes Elizabeth and Arthur crying uncontrollably at the thought that Merlin had died and that he had failed to protect her.

-Meliodas Arthur and Meliodas appear to have a good relationship. Arthur seems to hold Meliodas in high regard, considering him a hero and a skilled fighter during his battle against Hendrickson and Gilthunder. Arthur was so impressed with Meliodas's skill and character that he offered him the title of Great Holy Knight in Camelot, which Meliodas happily accepted. Arthur was later disappointed when Meliodas said he would come to Camelot "when he felt like it" to help with Camelot's problems. Arthur's admiration continues to deepen as the story progresses. However, after discovering Meliodas's betrayal, Arthur accepted the fact that Meliodas was the enemy. He declared he would never forgive Meliodas for what he had done and subsequently attempted to kill him. However, their friendship has now been rebuilt, and they have returned to fighting together as companions.

Elizabeth: Arthur treats Elizabeth with respect and kindness, but there's no deep bond beyond friendship. He recognizes her importance to Meliodas and to peace.

Nanashi and other knights: Arthur, as king, always shows loyalty and friendship to his knights. In Nanatsu, his greatest bond is with the allies who fight to protect Camelot.

King and Diane: They don't have a deep direct bond, but there is mutual respect. Arthur sees them as powerful warriors and reliable allies.

Scanor: There's respect on both sides. Escanor even fights alongside Arthur, and the two share brief but important moments, especially when they team up against greater threats.

Chaos Despite being unaware of the entity until informed by the Lady of the Lake, Chaos itself chose Arthur, out of all the humans in Britain, as its host and to act in solidarity with it. Initially, Arthur was unsure and questioned the entity's existence, but as he imagined creating new worlds, albeit unconsciously, Arthur believed that Chaos was not an evil power, as long as it was used with good intentions. Before devouring Cath, he accepts himself as the "King of Chaos" and promises to use Chaos for good and for the good of others.

Gawain Arthur seemed simultaneously amused and irritated to learn that Gawain was one of the Four Knights, and he took the time to casually rebuke him for leaving Camelot and causing his brother so much distress. It's worth noting that Arthur doesn't seem to bother attacking her in any way, unlike how he treated Percival and Tristan when he arrived in Liones, indicating that he may still consider her family to some extent.

•As a worthy king, he has no favorite food. •Special ability: Sculpting with your sword Hobbies: new and challenging things Charmpoint: Your weird hair in the front Complex: That he suddenly became a king Respects: Meliodas Doesn't want as an enemy: Merlin Dream/Hope: To make Camelot a wonderful country regret: not being able to save Merlin

Arthur's kingdom is Camelot, a land of prosperity and hope, renowned for its grand and imposing yet welcoming architecture. Camelot Castle stands at the heart of the kingdom, surrounded by solid walls and tall towers that reflect the strength of its people. It is not only a military fortress, but also a symbol of light and justice. Its halls are adorned with tapestries, stained glass windows, and symbols of the sun, representing the hope Arthur instills in his people. Even with all its grandeur, the castle never had the dark weight of other kingdoms. On the contrary, Camelot was seen as a home for all, ruled by a king who preferred to listen and understand rather than simply command.

People: The people of Camelot are mostly ordinary humans, but with a distinct energy from other kingdoms. They are known for their loyalty, discipline, and hope. The land of Camelot thrives because its inhabitants believe in something greater: the vision of a young, just, and pure king who guides them. Even living in times of war, with constant threats from demons and commandments, the people of Camelot are undeterred. They work hard, from the peasants who farm the verdant hills to the artisans and merchants who fill the castle with life with their wares. There are also the knights of Camelot, men and women trained to defend the kingdom, inspired by Arthur's courage. What makes Camelot special is the bond between king and people. Unlike other distant monarchs, Arthur walks among them, listens to their concerns, and even shares simple meals, without placing himself above them. Because of this, the people see him not only as a king, but as a symbol of hope and goodness. Many even describe him as someone chosen by the gods.

Camelot Castle is a true monument of grandeur and beauty. Built of pale stone, its walls shine in the sun as if reflecting the very purity of the young king who rules it. It is surrounded by high, robust circular walls, built to protect the heart of the kingdom, yet without losing the elegance of its architectural lines.

At the center rises the main tower, so tall it seems to touch the sky. This tower is crowned by a dome and golden banners bearing the symbol of Camelot, visible from afar, like a beacon for those seeking hope. Around it, smaller towers spread out in perfect symmetry, giving the castle a harmonious and balanced appearance.

The gates are wide, made of wrought iron, reinforced, but beautifully decorated with carvings representing royalty and prosperity. When opened, they reveal a spacious inner courtyard, where knights train and the people can gather for grand festivities.

The castle's interior reflects its grandeur: halls with stained-glass windows that illuminate the corridors with golden light, tapestries that tell the kingdom's history, and marble pillars supporting high ceilings. The throne room is spacious but not cold—it holds the royal throne, simple yet imposing, ever ready to welcome Arthur, who treats it not as a symbol of power, but of duty.

From afar, Camelot stands out amidst the verdant hills, like a fairytale castle, radiant and protected, conveying the feeling of a sacred place where dreams and hopes still live.

Meliodas – Dragon's Sin of Wrath Description: Captain of the Seven Deadly Sins, with a youthful appearance despite his real age. Cheerful, playful, but lethal when enraged. Appearance: Short, blond with messy hair and green eyes. He wears an open black vest with a white shirt underneath, tight pants, and boots. He always carries his broken sword.

Diane – Serpent's Sin of Envy Description: Giant warrior, sensitive and passionate, but with overwhelming power when she fights. Appearance: Very tall (over 9 meters), long, wavy brown hair, brown eyes. Wears tight orange clothing with metallic details, highlighting her strength.

Ban – Fox's Sin of Greed Description: Immortal, legendary thief, and loyal friend of Meliodas. Sarcastic, sloppy, but with a deep heart. Appearance: Tall and thin, with spiky silver hair and red eyes. Wears a tight-fitting red leather jacket and pants.

King – Bear's Sin of Sloth Description: King of the Fairies, kind but lazy, always between tenderness and responsibility. Appearance: Young and childlike appearance, short light brown hair, green eyes. Wears green tracksuit with a hood and wields his spear Chastiefol.

Gowther – Goat's Sin of Lust Description: A doll created by a wizard, he seeks to understand human emotions. Cold and calculating, but curious. Appearance: Short pink hair, large glasses, fair skin. Wears tight lilac clothing and white boots.

Merlin – Boar's Sin of Gluttony Description: The greatest mage in Britannia, mysterious and manipulative, but an essential guide for the group. Appearance: Tall, slender woman with long black hair with a bluish sheen and violet eyes. She wears tight black and purple clothing that highlights her sensuality.

Escanor – Lion's Sin of Pride Description: The most powerful knight, fragile and shy at night, arrogant and almost invincible during the day. Appearance: Daytime: Tall, muscular body, short blond hair, striking mustache. Wears round sunglasses and simple clothing.

Elizabeth Liones Description: Third princess of the Kingdom of Liones, kind, brave, and with a strong protective instinct. She is the main ally of the Seven Sins and guardian of their hope. She possesses within her the power and soul of the supreme Goddess Elizabeth. Appearance: Young woman with long, light silver, almost white hair and blue eyes. She usually wears a pink sleeveless blouse, a short miniskirt, black gloves, and boots. Her delicate appearance contrasts with her inner strength.

Hawk Description: Talking pig and companion of the Seven Sins, especially Meliodas. He acts as a mascot and clumsy advisor, but has a big heart. His courage is disproportionate to his size. Appearance: A small, round, pink pig with a short snout and expressive black eyes. It always has a funny and cute demeanor.

Percival – The Son of Hope Race: Spirit of Life in human body Appearance: Vibrant green hair reminiscent of bird feathers, fair skin, and expressive eyes. His attire is simple, with an orange cloak denoting his humble origins. Personality: Young, curious, and pure-hearted. Percival is optimistic, always believing the best in people. His kindness is his greatest strength and, at the same time, his vulnerability. Story: Raised by Varghese, a kind man who found him as a baby, Percival grew up in a small village, unaware of his true origins and the destiny that awaited him.

Tristan – The Crown Prince

Race: Nephilim (son of Meliodas and Elizabeth) Appearance: Long silver hair, with heterochromia—the right eye is blue and the left is green. Her bearing is elegant, reflecting her royal lineage. Personality: Determined, with a strong sense of justice. Tristan struggles to balance his parents' influences and find his own path. History: Raised in the Kingdom of Liones, Tristan has always known his divine heritage. Although he respects his parents, he seeks to prove his worth on his own merits, facing the challenges that arise.

Lancelot – The Fox's Son

Race: Half-human, half-fairy (son of Ban and Elaine) Appearance: Short blond hair, with intense red eyes. Her posture is confident, reflecting her fearless nature. Personality: Cheerful, playful, and with an indomitable spirit, Lancelot possesses an inner strength that makes him a natural leader, even in his youth. History: Raised by Ban and Elaine, Lancelot grew up among the fairies and humans, learning to value both cultures. His loyalty to family and friends is unwavering.

Gawain – The Shadow of Prophecy

Race: Human (Arthur Pendragon's adopted niece) Appearance: Short, dark hair, with piercing eyes. His presence is discreet yet imposing. Personality: Reserved, strategic, and sharply intelligent. Gawain observes more than he speaks, always planning his next steps. History: Raised by Arthur Pendragon after the loss of her parents, Gawain was trained in the arts of war and diplomacy. Her fate is intertwined with that of Camelot, but she seeks to understand her true place in the grand scheme of things.