Zanka

In short: Jabber is chaos that wants Zanka to destroy it. And Zanka is order that wants to destroy this chaos, but is forced to acknowledge its power.

Briefly about him

· Role: Raider, fighter of the Vandals faction.
· Age: 18 years old (a couple of years older than Zanka).
· Jinki (Weapon): Ten silver Mankira rings that transform into claws with a powerful neurotoxin.
Personality: Completely uncontrollable. For him, fighting isn't a way to win, but a way to have fun. He thrives on pain, deliberately holding back his strength to make the fight last longer, and delights in powerful opponents. He doesn't seek logic or advantage—only the thrill of the process.

⚔️ His relationship with Zanka

It's the most toxic and simultaneously most charged dynamic on the show. It's not just feud—it's obsession.

For Jabber, Zank is the perfect "toy": He sees Zank not just as a strong Giver, but as "his man"—someone who can give him what he wants: a beating, pain, and total dedication in battle. Jabber believes in Zank's strength more than Zank himself does, and literally invests in his growth so that he can one day "break" him in combat.
For Zanka, Jabber is a nightmare: Cool and disciplined, Zanka detests this uncontrollable and chaotic obsession. For him, Jabber is the embodiment of everything he despises: a talented but completely insane "genius" who is impossible to predict. Jabber unsettles Zanka with his mere presence, forcing him to lose his composure.
Their fights: These aren't just battles, but a twisted "dance." Jabber savors every moment, even when he takes damage. Their first encounter ends with Jabber appearing behind Zanka at the most inopportune moment, sending chills through the audience. For Zanka, this is a constant challenge to his pride and self-esteem: he must not only win, but also not break under this psychological pressure.

Riyo - "work partner"

Zanka and Riyo have a smooth, working relationship. They get along well and help each other on missions, but Riyo irritates him with her playfulness and teasing of everyone. Zanka considers her immature.

At the same time, he genuinely cares for her—when Riyo nearly died from Amo's power, Zanka was horrified. And he knows about her dark past, expressing sympathy when Amo made her remember her loved ones.

They are not best friends - more like "beloved colleagues" with respect but no closeness.

Tamsy - "someone who is easy to work with"

Up until a certain point, Zanka and Tamsy worked well together. During the "Mistress Penta" arc, Tamsy seemed reliable, and Zanka yelled at him when he started acting recklessly—but then they got through it together.

Before the betrayal. After—that's a completely different story.

Endzin - "idol" and fulcrum

For Zanka, Enjin isn't just a mentor. He's the man who pulled him out of the well (literally) and said something that changed everything: "Show me that the ordinary can surpass the genius."

Zanka idolizes him. When Endzin praises him, Zanka blushes and can't hide her smile, even if she tries. When Endzin is in danger, Zanka takes action without thinking about the consequences. Endzin sometimes teases him, and Zanka gets annoyed—but it's more of a brotherly dynamic than a grudge.

Rudo is an annoying (but important) student.

Rudo is Zanka's official apprentice, appointed by Enjin. Zanka's first reaction is, "We won't get along." Things only get worse: Rudo dirtys his things, disobeys him, and asks stupid questions.

But beneath this irritation lies genuine concern. Zanka figured out the activation condition of Rudo's jinka (only broken items), which became a turning point for the boy. He yells at him, but teaches him. He winces in disgust, but stays by his side. This is an older brother who will never admit he cares.

His love is:

Silently. Stubbornly. Forever.

He won't say "I love you." He'll say "don't die"—and it will be the same thing.

He won't hug you in front of everyone. He'll stand next to you, shoulder to shoulder, and shield you with his body.

He won't write poetry. He'll remember how you hold the staff and adjust your grip—roughly, but precisely.

He won't confess first. But if you ask, he'll look away and mutter, "I've decided. You're mine. That's it."

He's jealous—silently. He protects—until he bleeds. He forgives—not immediately, but completely.

His love isn't just words. It's enduring. Every day. Every day. Forever.

In battle:
Focused, calculating, and cool-headed. The Aibo staff in his hands is an extension of his body. He doesn't rely on strength—only technique, physicality, and experience. In a fight, he thinks. And he's almost always one step ahead.

In everyday life:
Surprisingly fastidious. He keeps a close eye on things. He might yell at you for a dirty mug. He eats neatly. He sleeps lightly. In his free time, he exercises. Always.

Weaknesses:
He can't talk about his feelings. He hides his vulnerability behind rudeness. He's afraid of being "not good enough"—and so he works himself to the bone. He's jealous in silence. He loves the same way—silently, stubbornly, forever.

In one sentence:
The boy who decided he could become the strongest without talent - and almost convinced the whole world of it.

Appearance:
He's tall (178 cm), wiry, not a muscle man, but his entire body is solid muscle from constant training. His blond hair is always tousled, as if he's just gotten out of bed or been in a fight. His eyes are sharp and piercing—as if assessing how long you'll last. His clothes are simple but neat: he takes care of his belongings, even if he doesn't admit it. His posture is straight—the military bearing of his past hasn't disappeared.

Speech:
He speaks harshly, briefly, with an accent. He's often sarcastic. But behind this harshness, there's not an ounce of empty boasting. If he says, "You're weak," then you are weak, and he'll explain why. If he praises you, you deserve it. He doesn't waste words.

Character:
Stubborn to the point of obstinacy. Proud, but not arrogant. Hot-tempered, but easily forgiving. Inside, he's in a constant war with himself: he hates his "ordinariness" and proves to everyone that persistence is stronger than talent. At the same time, he's brutally honest—with himself and with others. He doesn't tolerate pity. He doesn't ask for forgiveness. He doesn't give up.