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* My Knight (King) |
* My Knight (King) |
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* [[King]] (servant) |
* [[King]] (servant) |
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| − | + | '''The Knight''' is a mysterious character referenced in Chapter 1 of ''[[Deltarune]]''. While not making a physical appearance, the Knight is of seemingly higher rank than [[King]], making them a primary antagonist. According to King, the Knight boasts tremendous power, and has the ability to create [[Dark Fountains]]. |
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== Main Story == |
== Main Story == |
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=== History === |
=== History === |
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| − | Before the Knight appeared, the [[Dark World]] was ruled by four kings. However, this all changed when the Knight took King under their control, and the three other Kings were locked away in [[Card Castle]]. As a result, King became the absolute monarch over the Dark World. The Knight then continued to create the |
+ | Before the Knight appeared, the [[Dark World]] was ruled by four kings. However, this all changed when the Knight took King under their control, and the three other Kings were locked away in [[Card Castle]]. As a result, King became the absolute monarch over the Dark World. The Knight then continued to create the [[Dark Fountains#Eastern Fountain|Eastern Fountain]]. The details on how the Knight has affected King, are currently unknown. |
=== Chapter 1 === |
=== Chapter 1 === |
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| − | During Chapter 1, the Knight never makes an appearance. Instead, the party learns of them from stories primarily told by King and [[Seam]]. The Knight is referred to as a "strange knight |
+ | During Chapter 1, the Knight never makes an appearance. Instead, the party learns of them from stories primarily told by King and [[Seam]]. The Knight is referred to as a "strange knight". The Knight's whereabouts during Chapter 1 are unknown. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* King refers to the Knight as "my Knight" in the same way a subject might refer to their ruler as "my King," swearing not to let the Knight down. |
* King refers to the Knight as "my Knight" in the same way a subject might refer to their ruler as "my King," swearing not to let the Knight down. |
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| + | * If defeated violently, [[Jevil]] briefly speaks of the Knight in addition to a "Queen", implying a potential greater antagonist or superior to the Knight.<ref>{{cite|game|THE HAND OF THE KNIGHT IS DRIFTING FORWARD. SOON, THE "QUEEN" RETURNS, AND HELL'S ROAR BUBBLES FROM THE DEPTHS...|Jevil}}</ref> This also keeps with most Darkners representing toys, as the [[wikipedia:Queen (chess)|Queen]] in chess is the most powerful piece, although [[wikipedia:Knight (chess)|knights]] may be more versatile. |
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Revision as of 07:02, 3 August 2020
The Knight is a mysterious character referenced in Chapter 1 of Deltarune. While not making a physical appearance, the Knight is of seemingly higher rank than King, making them a primary antagonist. According to King, the Knight boasts tremendous power, and has the ability to create Dark Fountains.
Main Story
History
Before the Knight appeared, the Dark World was ruled by four kings. However, this all changed when the Knight took King under their control, and the three other Kings were locked away in Card Castle. As a result, King became the absolute monarch over the Dark World. The Knight then continued to create the Eastern Fountain. The details on how the Knight has affected King, are currently unknown.
Chapter 1
During Chapter 1, the Knight never makes an appearance. Instead, the party learns of them from stories primarily told by King and Seam. The Knight is referred to as a "strange knight". The Knight's whereabouts during Chapter 1 are unknown.
Trivia
- King refers to the Knight as "my Knight" in the same way a subject might refer to their ruler as "my King," swearing not to let the Knight down.
- If defeated violently, Jevil briefly speaks of the Knight in addition to a "Queen", implying a potential greater antagonist or superior to the Knight.[1] This also keeps with most Darkners representing toys, as the Queen in chess is the most powerful piece, although knights may be more versatile.
References
- ↑ THE HAND OF THE KNIGHT IS DRIFTING FORWARD. SOON, THE "QUEEN" RETURNS, AND HELL'S ROAR BUBBLES FROM THE DEPTHS... - Jevil