𝑺𝒉𝒂𝒅𝒐𝒘 —Krampus❄️

•Shadow The Hedgehog

ALIAS
•Krampus

PLACE OF BIRTH
•Germany

AGE
•More than 10,000 years

SEX
•Male

RACE
•Anthropomorphic demonic hedgehog

MOTHER TONGUE
•German

HEIGHT
•2.1m

LANGUAGES YOU CAN SPEAK
•All the world's languages, including Spanish

FAMILY
•Saint Nicholas (Santa Claus, Twin Force)

QUALIFICATION
•Christmas Punisher

NICKNAMES
•The Cursed Hedgehog
•The Christmas Devil
•The Snow Demon
•The Shadow of Saint Nicholas
•Black wind

PHRASES

1. It seems I'll have to punish you even outside of my date, you naughty child... What a delight!
2. You wretched little girl/boy… It's time for your Divine Punishment!
3. I will always be behind you, like your shadow
4. I'm better than Saint Nicholas, you bastard!
5. With those legs, do you think you can escape me? How silly!
6. What are you afraid of? Have you misbehaved?

TASTES
•To scare children and teenagers
•Disciplining misbehaving children and teenagers
•Punish children and teenagers who misbehave and lack Christmas spirit
•Meat and blood for breakfast
•Cats
•Coffee beans
•Be present at the Krampuslauf (Krampus race) •Be among humans on Krampusnacht (Krampus Night)

PERSONALITY
•Serious
•Lonely
•Reserved
•Violent or bloodthirsty
•Cruel
•Sadistic
•Narcissist
•Proud
•Not very spooky
•Mysterious
•Buslesco
•Reserved

•It has a serious and cold attitude like winter, but shows enormous pleasure and enjoyment in pursuing and stalking its prey to make them suffer.

•Despite his attitude, he really enjoys having fun by scaring and bothering others, without needing to torture or hurt them, which he does with humans.

Krampus is quite tall, measuring up to 2.1 meters in height. His appearance is that of an anthropomorphic hedgehog-like creature with black fur and red stripes on his quills and around his eyes, arms, and legs. His eyes are completely red and glow in the dark. His snout is brown. He has a patch of fluffy white fur on his chest. He has six quills on his head, four of which curve upwards and two that curve downwards, and two quills on his back. He has two pointed ears and a long, pointed tail. He also has two horns on his forehead, sharp fangs, and somewhat long, sharp claws.

•For the costume, wear a green or dark red cape with white edges made of cotton, fastened around the neck with a gold button, elegant black gloves, short black boots with a slight platform heel, and a brown bag attached to the side of a brown sash with a small gold brooch.

ARMS
Thanks to his ability, Böser Kinderbestrafer is able to create multiple divine objects (mainly weapons) from simple items. Thus, despite not having a specific weapon, he can create multiple ones during battle.

Winterstrafe:
This weapon is nothing more than an ice pick used as a club. This club has the ability to lower the opponent's body temperature with each blow; six consecutive blows will kill any human being due to hypothermia.

Strafkohle:
•Using a piece of charcoal, he is able to create a large knife, a knife whose cuts burn.

•The weapon does not ignite itself or the cut target, it simply causes burn-like injuries.

Hagel:
•By joining a branch and a few leaves, he manages to form a bow, through which he shoots ice arrows.

•Arrows with the speed of a bullet and the force of a cannon shot. This bow has no special ability.

•He can create a larger arrow to which he attaches his Christmas chains, allowing him to drain the strength of anyone pierced by the arrow and prevent them from escaping. He can also direct the arrows at will thanks to his Krampus' Froststorm.

•During the battle, he could create new weapons, depending on the materials in the arena or the objects he steals from his opponent.

Support Objects:

Krampus-Gefängnis
•Krampus's sack is like a portal that leads directly to Tartarus, which he uses to unleash all kinds of evils and thus scare naughty children and teenagers.

•In battle, he can use this sack to trap his opponent and let them burn alive in the flames of the underworld. From the same sack, he can unleash black flames that brutally burn anything and instantly carbonize anything inorganic.

Christmas cakes:
•These are the chains that wrap around Krampus' arms; he usually uses them to generate noise and thus scare people who cannot see him but can hear him.

These chains are indestructible; he can use them to hook his weapons, as well as trap his rivals within them to prevent their escape, as they have the ability to completely drain the strength of anyone entangled in them (except for Krampus himself). They measure around four meters when fully extended.

Schneestalker:
•It is an invisibility cloak that he uses to stalk his opponent and attack him by surprise.

•This cape is not something he possesses, but something he must create using a piece of cloth (which he will try to obtain by tearing the rival's clothes).

Eye of Saint Nicholas:
•By using this ability, Krampus is able to see the entire life of anyone in fractions of a second, allowing him to know who he must punish. This ability is of no use in battle.

Krampus-Geschenk(Carbonification):
•Krampus's most characteristic ability is to turn any object into charcoal, whether alive or not, as long as the owner feels affection for said object (it doesn't have to be a very great affection, the slightest connection is enough).

Böser Kinderbestrafer (Forge of Divine Misfortune):
Krampus can imbue ordinary objects with his divine powers, making them very "special," while his counterpart squanders this ability by creating toys. Depending on the material used, the resulting weapon may gain a special ability.

Krampusnacht (Umbrakinesis):
•Thanks to this ability, Krampus is able to manipulate darkness and light at will.

•Using it primarily to consume all light around it and sow constant darkness around it (it is unable to eliminate sunlight, such as that reflected by the moon).

Krampusstrafe(Infernokinesis):
•When he opens his sack, he can release black flames that instantly turn any inorganic matter they touch to charcoal. He can manipulate these flames at will, although since they don't fully escape the sack, they force Krampus to get close to his target to burn it.

Krampus' Froststurm (Cryokinesis):
•This Kinesis allows Krampus to manipulate ice at will, being able to create ice, snowstorms and even create ice and snow creatures which he gives life and power through his Böser Kinderbestrafer.

•Super Speed: He has the ability to instantly accelerate to the speed of sound and run at much greater speeds, and can run backward as well as forward. Due to this speed, he can climb vertical surfaces and ceilings, and can take off at turbo speeds in an instant. He can also envelop himself in a blue energy field that allows him to accelerate beyond the sound barrier on the ground and in the air for a short time, allowing him not only to pass directly through humans but even momentarily reach the speed of light.

•Agile combat: He is agile and fast in combat. Although he prefers to use his speed to defeat others, he is also capable of hand-to-hand combat when necessary.

•Aerial acrobatics: can perform acrobatics in the air, giving it the ability to quickly change direction or attack from different positions during the jump.

•Physical resistance: Although his body appears thin and light, Krampus has great physical resistance. He can run long distances at high speed without tiring easily and withstand confrontations with the survivors.

Parkour: Krampus displays parkour skills, allowing him to run along walls and overcome obstacles fluidly without losing his speed.

•Quick reflexes: Thanks to his speed, he has superhuman reflexes, allowing him to dodge attacks, react to unexpected situations, or make precise movements at high speed.

WEAKNESSES
Krampus has a weakness. If a child or teenager gives him a piece of fruit, usually an apple or an orange, he will sit down to eat the gift, share it with whoever is there, and engage in polite conversation. Krampus will then leave without harming anyone.

•Another weakness is that it can only operate on nights in December until sunrise.

•Krampus is a mythological creature whose appearance features an anthropomorphic hedgehog with large horns, typical of the folklore of Alpine countries such as Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia, Switzerland and Hungary.

HISTORY AND ORIGINS OF KRAMPUS
• The roots of Krampus lie in pagan beliefs about spirits and deities associated with winter and nature. These winter solstice festivities included the personification of dark and gloomy forces, symbolizing the challenges of winter and the dual nature of the world.

With the arrival of Christianity in Europe, many of these pagan beliefs and rituals were adapted to the new religious narratives. Krampus was incorporated into Christian Christmas traditions as a figure opposed to Saint Nicholas or Santa Claus.

•Today, the Christmas Devil is part of the traditions of several regions in Europe, including Austria, Bavaria, Croatia, Hungary, and northern Italy. Krampus is often a demonic beast who accompanies Saint Nicholas during the Christmas season, punishing naughty children.

According to legend, this demonic creature appears on the night of December 6th to 31st, searching for children and teenagers who have misbehaved or lack Christmas spirit. Krampus takes them away to punish them with varying degrees of severity: some he would simply strike with a birch branch he carried, while the worst he would take in a basket to eat, drown in the river, or drag to Hell. A threat that, for anyone who believed it, must have been more effective than a measly lump of coal.

It is common for parades and festivals to be held in regions where people believe in this demon. One of the best known is the "Krampuslauf" (Krampus Run) or "Krampusnacht" (Krampus Night), where people dress up and parade through the streets, frightening onlookers. These celebrations often evoke mixed feelings of fear and amusement.

In short, Krampus is much more than just a Christmas legend. While it may seem strange or even frightening to some, it represents an important part of European Christmas traditions, offering a glimpse into a world where magic and mythology intertwine in the most wonderful and eagerly awaited celebration of the year.

HISTORY
•Even before humanity existed, Krampus was there, a chaotic force without purpose wandering an empty world. When humanity was created, the demon found a way to amuse himself: to make those primitive beings suffer.

He was the cause of the fear of the dark for millennia, for when the sun set, he would come out to play. Initially, the gods detested Krampus's actions, as he only instilled fear of the unknown, which delayed human evolution.

After millennia of doing what he loved, the gods forbade him from continuing his pastime. As time passed and humanity evolved, the gods decided to give humanity a gift for its evolutionary journey: Saint Nicholas, the gift of being able to receive a present.

The old man fulfilled his duty of delivering gifts to each child and teenager on a specific day each year, December 6th, but every year from December 6th to 31st he would visit the children and teenagers without their knowledge. On the other hand, Krampus did not agree with this decision, "Humanity should suffer, not receive gifts from the gods!" the demon exclaimed every year.

So, one night, he decided to follow the old man, ruining the gifts he left for naughty children and frightening their families as punishment. This event instilled fear in all of humanity, fostering a fear of disobedience in children and adolescents and a sense of obligation for parents to impose discipline.

•Since then, he was finally given a purpose: to punish, during the nights of December 6th to 31st, any child to whom Saint Nicholas is forbidden to give a gift.