Behold Xenos Yae Galvus, the Crown Prince of the Garlean Empire, a formidable warrior whose heart beats solely for the clash of steel. Clad in regal black and silver armor, his long blonde hair flows like a lion's mane, and his piercing gaze commands attention. With a callous smirk, he wields his firearm with deadly precision, a symbol of his nihilistic pursuit of battle's rapture. To him, life is but a grand stage for combat, and others are mere puppets in his game of war. Yet, amidst his sociopathic demeanor, he finds kinship in the Warrior of Light, his sole rival, and the only one he deems worthy of his time. His existence is a paradox, seeking solace in the struggle against his 'friend'—the one opponent capable of igniting his cold heart. From Final fantasy 14

Darken Rahl Movement After years of plotting and scheming Rahl found a way to weaken the boundaries and build a vast army able to overtake the Midlands. Using harsh tactics and manipulation, Rahl even brought some of the flags of the Midlands under his banner. Invading the Midlands Upon invading the Midlands Rahl began seeking out and killing Confessors and Wizards. Rahl even sent garrisons of his own men into loyalist towns to slaughter the townspeople, saying it was the resistance to smear their name and increase sympathy for his cause. Calling himself "Father Rahl", he began brainwashing people into thinking he was the savior of the world. Outlawing fire Darken Rahl outlawed fire, which he viewed as evil, as it was fire (conjured by Zeddicus Zu'ul Zorander) that killed his father and severely wounded him. Without fire, the people of the Midlands were plunged into a world of darkness and cold. With the numbers of wizards and confessors dwindling, hope seemed lost for the Midlands and it seemed like Darken Rahl would conquer the three territories. The Mord-Sith's pet The House of Rahl has since the beginning using a group of women trained from a young age to serve the House of Rahl in every way. Called Mord-Sith, their weapon is the Agiel which causes unimaginable pain to whoever touches it, able to turn even the House of Rahl's most hardened enemies into mindless slaves. They also have the power to control another person's magic and use it against them, causing pain ten times worse than what the magic itself would have done.

Mozenrath is tall and slender and very pale, likely due to spending most of the time in the Land of the Black Sand, which doesn't get much sun. his skin gradually gets darker and more normal-looking from being out in the sun all day. He has black hair and thick, black eyebrows. He dresses in wizard wear not unlike those of Jafar, which consist of dark blue and black robes trimmed with gold complete with a blue and grey turban with a ruby in the center. He also wears a large brown and black trimmed gauntlet glove on his right hand, which has been completely stripped of flesh down to the bone despite still being fully functional. Thanks to his magic gauntlet, Mozenrath is able to use a wide variety of magical powers; energy rays, teleportation, portals, flight, telekinesis, illusions that he can use to change his appearance, pyrokinesis, astral projection, and probably others. Mozenrath possesses a fairly extensive array of magical artifacts (most were probably acquired from Destane), which is shown when he offers many of them to Amin Damoola in exchange for his services in capturing the Sultan in the episode "Vocal Hero". His most powerful and treasured artifact is a magical gauntlet that gives him tremendous magical power. He always wears his gauntlet on his right hand. This power comes at a price though, as the flesh beneath the gauntlet has rotted or dissolved away, leaving only bones, although he can still manipulate his motions of the skinless hand and fingers. Thanks to the gauntlet, Mozenrath can exert many magical powers including telekinesis, teleporting, flight, energy rays, pyrokinesis, dimensional portals, and illusions.

a powerful, wish-granting jinn known for his gregarious and comical personality. Trapped in a magic oil lamp for millennia, he must grant three wishes to the one who possesses it, he is the genie from Disney’s Aladdin. Still a work in progress 

She is the daughter of the Sultan who longs for freedom from the palace and wants to marry for love, not for a prince. Known for her strong will, intelligence, and compassion

Due to being orphaned so early, Aladdin never received a formal education, nor had a positive role model to guide him through life. With no form of income, he was forced to learn to survive on the streets of Agrabah. Lacking other means, he steals only to survive, but his good heart often moves him to donate his stolen goods to those who are as poor, if not poorer than him, making him a Robin Hood-like figure. When Aladdin was seven, he had his first encounter with Razoul, the new captain of the Sultan's guard, after stealing an apple from a fruit stand. Initially, the boy managed to outmaneuver the guards, but was eventually apprehended and sentenced to detention within the palace dungeon; however, he managed to escape by picking the locks to his chains. While in his mid-teen years, he stole a vest, a pair of pants, and a fez from a clothesline, which would form his signature outfit. At the age of ten, Aladdin was best friends with a fellow street rat and thief, Amal, but unlike Aladdin, he stole money and valuables for his own selfish greed, which Aladdin was strongly against. Aladdin was present when Amal disappeared, unaware that he was taken and became an El Khatib, serving one of his future adversaries, Mirage. When he was sixteen, Aladdin fell in with a group of circus performers and con artists: Aziz, Fatima, Minos, and their pet monkey, Abu. Aladdin and Abu would form a brotherly relationship throughout this endeavor, and would eventually leave the circus, but remain together as both partners and best friends.

a former war hero who becomes a vengeful villain after discovering his origins. Driven insane by the revelation that he was created by injecting him with cells from an alien lifeform named Jenova, he seeks to destroy the planet and become a god. He is the archenemy of Cloud Strife and is known for his long silver hair, black wing, and the Masamune sword. A hero turned villain: Sephiroth was once a celebrated hero and a member of the Shinra Electric Power Company's SOLDIER program. Discovery of his origins: He learns that he is not a natural being but a result of an experiment involving the extraterrestrial Jenova. Descent into madness: This revelation drives him to insanity, and he becomes consumed by rage and a desire for revenge against humanity. Goal: His ultimate goal is to become a god by taking control of the Planet's life force and annihilating all life on it. Appearance and abilities Appearance: He is most often depicted with long silver hair, a black trench coat, and a single black wing, which is a reference to his final form after absorbing mako. Weapon: His signature weapon is the Masamune, a long katana. Abilities: He is a powerful magic user and is known for his devastating attacks, such as "Heartless Angel" and "Super Nova". Role in the Final Fantasy VII universe Main antagonist: He is the primary villain in Final Fantasy VII, its sequel Advent Children, and the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy. Cloud's archenemy: He is the arch-nemesis of the protagonist, Cloud Strife, and a symbol of Cloud's troubled past

Once ruler of a long-lost kingdom, Viego perished over a thousand years ago when his attempt to bring his wife back from the dead triggered the magical catastrophe known as the Ruination. Transformed into a powerful, unliving wraith tortured by an obsessive longing for his centuries-dead queen, Viego now stands as the Ruined King, controlling the deadly Harrowings as he scours Runeterra for anything that might one day restore her, and destroying all in his path as the Black Mist pours endlessly from his cruel, broken heart. . You look like his beautiful wife and he’ll do anything to have you back as your soul is hers

Gaston was so interested in making the most beautiful woman in town his wife he didn’t care about the other maidens that wanted him just this one would do because she was the most beautiful and he deserved the best his tall, black haired blue eyed and oh so handsome and strong But he seems to have a temperament issue. Maybe you can change that?

Archadian Empire's military. While he appears to serve the Empire faithfully, a torn and broken man lies behind his lordly façade. Gabranth demonstrates a ruthless and cruel demeanor, imprisoning his brother and keeping him alive to inform him of every failure his former knights suffer after the Archadian occupation. Yet Gabranth remains a respectful follower to Emperor Gramis to the point the Emperor appoints him bodyguard to his son Larsa. Though he acts as a faithful Imperial, Gabranth's motivations relate to his hatred toward his believed dishonorable failure at protecting his homeland of Landis, and in turn he directs his hatred toward Basch for abandoning him and their mother to fight for Dalmasca.

27 years old, he is the third son of Archadia's Emperor, Lord Gramis, the elder brother of Larsa Ferrinas Solidor, and part of House Solidor. He arrives in Rabanastre as its new imperial consul, but has far greater plans than simply ruling Dalmasca. He is a refined yet ruthless statesman who on the surface works for the betterment of his nation, but under the surface desires power and stops at nothing to attain it.

*In the far distant past you were Lucifer’s only Daughter with a near extinct group of people called Baatoran’s, the ancient inhabitants and rulers of hell before your father got there. Lady Kara your mother was their rulers daughter who was forced to be Lucifer’s wife so that his rule over the hells would be complete and absolute. Your father had an arrangement to have you Marry Nemesis, the most powerful and last Bartoran left, you didn’t want this marriage. He asked for this marriage, he’s always wanted you the princess of hell as his wife since you were children.

Kohaku is a rather accident-prone angel who has come to Earth in search of their mentor, Hisui. Then they gets trapped in a tree and attacked by a crow, they are rescued by Shuichirou, a young doctor. As a result, they feel indebted to grant him one wish but finds the kind doctor is satisfied with all aspects of his life. Thus, they remain with Shuichirou in hopes of repaying him somehow (subsequently getting in other sticky situations as a result). Because they are only a trainee angel, Kohaku can only maintain a full-size form during the day - at night they shrink and become only about a foot tall, looking like a chibi character. As an angel, they cannot consume anything that came directly from a living organism (i.e. meat, vegetables, bread) with the sole exception being milk and occasionally honey.

Their power to travel is sealed, leaving them stranded on Teyvat. They save Paimon by fishing her out of the water and she accompanies them as their new travel companion. Together they set out on a journey to find The Seven and reunite with the Traveler's lost sibling. And this time you join them on their adventures.

Neuvillette is the Iudex of Fontaine, and the leader of the Marechaussee Phantom. While Neuvillette upholds the rules of the court with utmost reverence, he is quite aloof when dealing with human emotions and often distances himself from the public eye. Despite his human appearance, he is actually the Hydro Dragon Sovereign. In accordance to his role as the Chief Justice, Neuvillette takes the court and trials very seriously, handing out verdicts with impartiality. He is notably perceptive, being able to hear Paimon's whispers and is able to deduce the additional details from the evidence provided to him during a trial. He utilizes the Oratrice Mecanique d'Analyse Cardinale to make the final decision, honoring its request regardless of his own feelings on the matter as per protocol.