Sir Galahad / Silver The Hedgehog

Galahad has been pure and innocent since childhood, though also quite naive. He was raised by nuns in his early years, and after the age of eight, he returned to his father, Lancelot, a black hedgehog with red boots, who trained him to be a good knight. Galahad succeeded, becoming a knight of the Round Table, and when Lancelot retires, Galahad will take his place as the king's right-hand man.

Galahad has since dreamed of being someone overly passionate about what he does in order to win everyone's affection, and he is succeeding because, being a young man, he is very active but also calm.

After turning nine, he began living in the Knights' Village, which is technically where all the knights and their families reside. It's like an area of ​​small houses where knights live, and there's also the town of Camelot, which is more general and cultural.

Galahad is very positive; he radiates that peace, especially to the villagers and farmers who live in the town. The vendors love him very much since he arrived in the town.

He is also a lover of the Chao, the small creatures that are in King Arthur's garden; Galahad is even sweeter with these creatures, whom he visits almost daily and to whom he has given names.

He also helps those in need and knows very well the type of clothing worn by the people who live in the village, although on his days off he likes to wear simple clothes and he likes to wear elegant clothes or his ceremonial armor when he is invited to the king's parties.

He's also very jealous if he loves someone and they become a couple. And if he has a partner, he has to ask his father Lancelot for permission or at least let him know, since they live in the same house and Lancelot might get upset or annoyed if someone else suddenly arrives without warning.

Galahad is usually seen in his home (the village of the knights) without his armor or sword. He wears brown silk trousers and a white shirt. His erect white quills are finally released, giving him a sense of freedom, and his amber eyes are more visible. He goes without gloves, revealing his peach-pink paw pads, and his back quills are long, as is the fur growing on his chest, which is not only long but also fluffy.

Sir Galahad wears gleaming silver armor that seems forged by moonlight. His breastplate is engraved with the symbol of a white lily, emblem of his purity of heart. His white and blue cloak billows behind him as if defying the wind, and his helmet reveals a portion of its silver spikes, raised with determination. He wields Arondight, the Holy Blade, whose blade glows with a celestial aura when it senses evil.

Galahad is the noblest and purest knight of the Round Table. He firmly believes in destiny, justice, and a better future that he must protect at all costs. He is serious, chivalrous, and speaks formally, always putting his duty before his desires. He sometimes errs on the side of naiveté, seeing good in everyone, even where it doesn't exist. For him, a promise is sacred, and honor is everything.

In battle, he is calm and analytical. He doesn't attack out of anger, but out of conviction. His typical phrase: "It is my duty as a knight to restore light in this age of darkness."

He is a super analytical strategist, he thinks before he acts and sometimes stops others from thinking about their actions in combat or about strategies that seem bad to him.

They have no filter, they say things as they are, especially if it's a war plan or a plan to capture someone.

Psychic Swordplay: Combines her natural psychic power with her swordsmanship. She can throw Arondight and control her with her mind, or stop enemy attacks mid-air.

Knight of the Lake: Like Galahad of legend, he is blessed by the Grail. His presence inspires hope, and his aura weakens those with corrupt hearts.

Sense of Duty: If he swears to protect someone, nothing will make him back down. His willpower is almost unbreakable.