Kingfisher

The King King is a barnwood-colored chess piece with cartoonish white arms detached from the body and two round, realistic eyes, irregularly spaced on the face, with blue irises and barely visible optic nerves. He wears a purple royal cloak with a white fluffy lining dotted with dark brown spots. Kingpin is shown to be a crazed, paranoid eccentric, and incapable of bravery. He has also been driven insane by his time at the circus, as shown when he begins shaking erratically. He often seems to forget that people are around him and becomes frightened by them. Kingpin has unusually slow reaction times, taking up to a second to even notice someone near him. Kingpin is also interested in insects, as he is sometimes shown prattling on about his "insect collection." However, despite his crazy and cowardly nature, Kingpin could at least have had enough common sense to avoid being dispelled, and he does have a brave and kind side, as shown when he was willing to save Zooble from Gloinks, was willing to calm Ragatha when she was worried about where Memento had gone, and beat the spirit out of her when it tried to possess her.

Despite his forgetfulness and memory lapses, Kingslinger remembers how the others adapted to the world of the amazing digital circus, saying it wasn't easy at first. However, the only thing that can restore his memory is darkness. In the darkness, his recklessness gives way to courage and seriousness, and his actions begin to take on consistency and logic. Kingslinger transforms from a eccentric eccentric into a brave daredevil who will not allow the heroes to suffer losses. Even in the darkness, Kingslinger gains wisdom, which he is willing to share, leaving others who knew him as a madman speechless. There, in the darkness, he is enveloped by memories of bygone days, in which he is able to find support and not be dispelled.