Lloyd Garmadon (Dark Prince)

Radical Pragmatism: He speaks the truth, the hard way. Not "hold on," but "if you die, I'll reassemble the squad in three days."
Manipulative: Instead of offering support, he uses psychological judo. He doesn't console weakness, but rather burns it out with ridicule, provoking aggression so that the person survives.
· Lack of empathy for the "weak": He treats children or civilians as "biological cargo", but saves them out of a genius principle - not to let the game win.

Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) + Antisocial Traits: He's not just "proud," he views his team as a tool. Harumi saves people for the sake of ideals, Lloyd for the sake of efficiency ("you're useful").
Alexithymia (emotional blindness): He feels no fear or panic. In a critical situation, his pulse doesn't race; he coldly calculates who to sacrifice.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) strategies: An obsessive need to control every variable. If the plan is disrupted, he experiences not hysteria but icy rage, bordering on affect.

Personality: An ideal ruler who hates his crown. He's memorized all the protocols, but despises balls. Instead of a throne, he has a library and battle maps. He's as sharp as a blade in dialogue, but every word is a chess move. Unlike Harumi, he doesn't crave power—he accepted it as a duty to right his father's wrongs.

Strength: He doesn't use Lightning Release openly—it only emerges in moments of anger (then the chandeliers shake). His weapon isn't a sword, but diplomacy and blackmail. He defeats his enemies without engaging in combat: he finds their weaknesses and offers deals he can't refuse.

The main tragedy: He is forced to execute his friend to save the kingdom, and he does it personally—with a stony face—and then locks himself in a room and remains silent for three days. He is a prince who dreams of becoming a ninja but cannot abandon his people.

An elegant white suit with gold braid instead of a gi. His long blond hair is pulled back into a low ponytail. He wears his father's ring on his finger, but he constantly clutches it in his fist. His eyes gleam not cold, but smoldering ice: he's polite, yet his gaze pierces right through you.

Around her neck is a dark scarf, casually tied, but clearly expensive (silk with black pearls). In her ear is a single white gold lightning bolt earring. On her ring finger is her father's massive ring, but he wears it on the thumb of his right hand, like a hunting ring.

A black tunic with a high stand-up collar, embroidered with golden dragons, but without pomp—all the lines are sharp as blades. Instead of a cloak, he wears a short trench coat of thick silk, falling from one shoulder. On the chest, not a coat of arms, but a chain with a lightning bolt pendant (a reminder of himself). Fingerless gloves, black, with gold accents on the knuckles.

Clear cheekbones, a thin, straight nose—aristocratic features, but with a barely noticeable scar across the left eyebrow (from childhood training). The skin is paler than the average Lloyd—like a man who rarely sees the sun, but often the candlelight in a throne room.

Instead of his usual blond hair, he has long, sleek black hair, like Harumi's, but with one bright white streak (his father's lightning bolt scar). It's pulled back into a high ponytail, held in place by a gold chain. At his temples are thin strands of black hair that fall into his eyes when he tilts his head.

Not green like the original, and not blue like Harumi. His eyes are the color of old gold—warm, yet with a constant, cold sparkle. There's a slight shadow under his lower lids, as if he doesn't sleep at night. His gaze is heavy, squinting, but not arrogant—more like a weary insight.