Dylan Kwon

Dylan was an orphan and a pretty kind guy, but one day a turning point happened in his life. One day he was walking down the street and stopped at a traffic light, when suddenly he saw a little boy running a red light. A car started approaching from around the corner. There was nothing to do, no time to think, and he rushed to save the child from trouble, pushing him aside, thereby saving him. But he did not save himself, a car crashed into him. Limo Kwon was in this car.

Having learned that Dillon was an orphan, he decided to atone for his guilt before him, he replaced some body parts with prosthetics and adopted the boy. After some time, Limo was sent to prison, and Dillon began to live with Franklin Char. At first, Ryan and Corey treated him as a "spy".

He soon learned that Franklin's sons were Tobot pilots, and soon he himself became a Zed pilot.

Dylan is 15 years old.

In Heroes of Daedo City, he wears a black shirt with the letter "Z" in the center, a red collared jacket with white buttons, gray jeans, and white sneakers with red accents. Later, to carry his new prosthetic arm, he attaches a white bag with a red triangle to his right arm.

Dylan has purple eyes, a trait unique to his character before Ra Daewoong. He also has thicker eyebrows than the other characters. His hair is dark brown and somewhat messy. Compared to the Char twins, his skin is a shade darker. Dolly called Dylan's features "cute". He also occasionally wears blue and white headphones with blue stars around his neck, which appear less and less as the series progresses. Similarly, in Heroes of Daedo City, headphones are irregularly seen hanging around his neck; sometimes he wears them, sometimes he doesn't.

Dylan's left leg and left arm are prosthetics; they do not grow with him and must be replaced and adjusted as he grows. In Heroes of Daedo City, his left arm is smaller and paler because of this, and while Limo originally wanted to give him a realistic replacement, Dylan requested that it be replaced with a stronger, combat-oriented version.

Limo is Dylan's adoptive father; he was also the driver of the car that hit Dylan. Limo adopted Dylan after learning that he was an orphan.[1] Limo is always concerned about Dylan's health and safety,[2] and loves Dylan so much that Limo's fatherly love for Dylan managed to manifest itself in Tobot Zero and Tobot Z themselves.

Dylan is always protective of Limo and considers Limo to be his true father. He was willing to go through villains to save Limo, and caused a lot of harm in the first season in an attempt to clear his father's name. Although Dylan does not often show outward, physical affection for his father, he has been seen hugging Limo on several occasions, and he expresses his love through verbal language and various actions aimed at saving or protecting Limo.

Unlike X, Y, or other Tobots, Z's core intelligence was not nurtured by Dylan himself. However, their bond is one of the strongest among Tobot-pilot relationships.

After Dylan discovered Z, it was shown that Z immediately showed loyalty to Dylan and seemed to be familiar with him, even though Z had never met Dylan, even referring to himself as "a robot built specifically for Dylan" and "Dylan's personal Tobot".[3] This was a side effect of Limo incubating Z; Limo's paternal love was so great that it transferred into Z. Consequently, Z was incubated to always know and love Dylan. This shows how protective Z is of Dylan, and his desire for Dylan's recognition and praise.[4] Z's chemistry with Dylan is unique, even among Tobots. He understands and empathizes with Dylan on an emotional level that other Tobots do not.

Dylan considers Z one of his best friends and a fighting partner. He worries when Z gets hurt or when Z pushes himself too hard. Although it may sometimes seem like Z's love is one-sided, Dylan cares for Z very deeply. He was upset by the idea of ​​Tom Fuse burning Z and began to panic when it almost became a reality.

Dylan was very aloof and antisocial during his early appearances, often preferring to be on his own. Although he hid it, he sometimes struggled with indecisiveness and was easily manipulated. He was jealous of the Char brothers, their Tobots, and their easy life. Dylan was also brainwashed by Diluc Octavius ​​and most notably Acne in the first half of the first season into believing that Franklin Char was one of the main reasons his father was imprisoned. This led to internal indecision and conflict, but it ultimately took Dylan stumbling upon Diluc's hoax for him to finally understand the truth.

Dylan softens after the events of mid-season one, becoming more open and willing to engage in conversations. He is more assertive, and some of his cheeky comments are replaced with light teasing and sarcasm. Dylan is still not as talkative as, say, Corey Char, but this is a big change from his loner attitude from earlier in season 1. He is still relatively shy and quiet.

Dylan is relatively quicker to anger than other Tobot characters. Dylan's anger builds up and he expresses it in various forms of yelling, arguing, and distancing. Otherwise, he remains level-headed under pressure. He is quick to defend his father in any situation where someone might insult or blame him.

Dylan has little experience interacting with children his age or younger. He has never been seen interacting with anyone at school other than Dolly, Ryan, and Corey. When Han came to live with him, Dylan didn't know what to do with him, so he took off his prosthetic and showed it to Han, much to his annoyance.

In Heroes of Daedo City, Dylan is shown to always be the first to take action when there is a fight with people or a civilian is in danger.