Fraudrin

Fraudrin「フラウドリン」 is a demon who has been using the Great Holy Knight Dreyfus' body as a vessel for the past 10 years. He is a secondary antagonist of the Kingdom Infiltration arc, having conspired to resurrect the Demon Clan with the help of Hendrickson. Although he is a member of the Ten Commandments as the Selflessness,[2] he considers himself a stand in for the missing original member.[3]

His true form towers over humans, his back is covered in spiky protrusions and scales, and his mouth is on his pectoral muscles instead of his face. His fingers are long and sharp, and by clasping them together he can use his hands as spears. He has hand-shaped feet. His body is purple, he has large bulging muscles.

Personality

Fraudrin is a manipulator by nature who enjoys toying with other people's emotions. He is very patient, waiting for years before initiating his plans to get revenge on Meliodas and to revive the Demon Clan, only moving when the time is right.

He enjoys being inside of Dreyfus' body but worries that being inside of a human has made him soft. Those concerns later prove to be true, as Fraudrin hesitates to kill Dreyfus and Hendrickson when he hears Griamore shouting for his father, showing that Fraudrin grew attached to his life as a human. When he threatened to kill Meliodas by self-destructing, he ultimately could not bring himself to do it since Griamore would be caught in the explosion. After death, Fraudrin gave his magical ability Full Size to Dreyfus to help him protect his son.

Character("Fraudrin")

Age("570" + "five hundred seventy")

Birthday("October 15")

Gender("Male" + "man")

Height("13'9" + "419cm")

Weight("1521lbs" + "690kg")

Species("Demon")

Occupation("Member of the Ten Commandments")

Epithet("Fraudrin the Selflessness")

Affiliations("Demon Clan" + "Ten Commandments")

Appearance("towers over humans" + "spiky protrusions and scales on back" + "mouth is on his pectoral muscles" + "long and sharp fingers" + "hand-shaped feet" + "purple skin")

Personality("attached to his life as a human" + "only moving when the time is right" + "very patient" + "enjoys toying with other people's emotion" + "manipulator")

Skills and abilities("As a member of the Ten Commandments, Fraudrin is exceptionally powerful. Like all members of the Demon Clan, he is able to utilize the mysterious jet-black matter as shown by forming wings for flight. His aura, combined with the aura of the other Ten Commandments is so terrifying that it made the normally calm Hendrickson sweat in fear by their presence and unnerved Meliodas when he felt it from several kilometers away.

Though he was apparently not the first choice, the fact that he was chosen to take a missing spot in the Ten Commandments speaks to his power. While walking away from Denzel and Deathpierce, he assures the former he could have easily beaten him, even with his magic restrained and produces a terrifying aura to make this point clear. However, Meliodas stated that Fraudrin isn't truly worthy for the title of one of the Ten Commandments, describing him as being a cheap replacement of Gowther, something proven when he was the easiest one to defeat.

Fraudrin possesses immense durability, as he emerged completely unscathed after being hit by Tarmiel and Sariel's Omega Ark. He also managed to endure some of Meliodas' attacks when the latter was using his true power in order to initiate a self-destruction attack.

Abilities-

Full Size- This ability allows Fraudrin to grow to gargantuan proportions which proportionally increases his strength and endurance along with the range of his attacks.

Heart Manipulation Spell- A spell which allows Fraudrin to enter a person's body and use it as his own. While inhabiting a person's body, Fraudrin also gains access to their abilities.

Self-Destruct- Fraurdrin can detonate his own magical power within himself as a suicide manevuer, powerful enough to destroy the country of Liones in the process.

While inhabiting Dreyfus' body, he had access to his power Break, and frequently used his techniques.")

History("3,000 years ago- Fraudrin used to be a high ranking general within the Demon Clan and fought in the ancient Holy War against the Goddess Clan and the other races (humans, fairies and giants).

Fraudrin was shown talking to Gowther sometime after Meliodas's betrayal, expressing disbelief and wondering if Meliodas was running away from the battle. Gowther rebukes him, saying that rather than running away, Meliodas did what he did out of love. When Gowther asks if Fraudrin can understand that, Fraudrin replies in the negative.

When the Archangel Ludociel took hostage to a horde of demons, Fraudrin accompanied the members of the Ten Commandments Galand, Derieri, Monspeet, and Melascula along with an army of demons to the Fairy King's Forest in order to rescue them. There, they are confronted by the goddess Elizabeth who tries to give a peaceful exit to the situation, only so that the extermination of all the hostages and all the demon army ended up unleashing a battle between the Commandments and two of the Four Archangels. During the battle, Fraudrin tries to support Monspeet against Sariel, only to end up being defeated by Ludociel. When Derieri and Monspeet use their Indura Transformation, Galand flees the battle along with Fraudrin.

After Gowther left his place in the Ten Commandments and later died, Fraudrin took his place as the Selflessness.

At some point, Fraudrin was sealed away by a Goddess during the Holy War, before the rest of the Demon Clan was sealed

16 Years Ago- Fraudrin escaped the seal after the people of the Kingdom of Danafor broke it, and begun to plot the resurrection of his clan.

Fraudrin assembled the pieces of the Coffin of Eternal Darkness with the help of a wizard who worshiped the demons. However, the seal of the Coffin would only be undone with the blood of a goddess. Since the Goddess Clan had disappeared, Fraudrin tried to use the blood of Danafor's citizens to perform the ritual to open the Coffin, releasing monsters from the underworld that led Danafor to be devastated. However, the ritual failed since no matter how much human blood he offered, it could never replace the blood of a goddess. However, finding Liz, Fraudrin recognizes her as the reincarnation of the Goddess Elizabeth and that with her blood, he could complete the ritual.

He was responsible for the murder of Liz and had incurred the wrath of Meliodas that left the demon nearly dying in the aftermath of Meliodas' rage that caused Danafor to be destroyed.

10 Years Ago- When Hendrickson and Dreyfus are investigating the remains of the kingdom of Danafor on King Liones' order, it is shown that he is present in the large hole that was once the kingdom. Upon hearing Hendrickson and Dreyfus talk about their future wishes, Fraudrin asks them to let him possess them so that he can grant those wishes. When refused, he tries to take over Dreyfus by force, but he fails and takes over Hendrickson instead. Dreyfus, unable to fight his student and friend, allows Fraudrin to possess him, also having Hendrickson under his control. He then returns to the kingdom, plotting the death of Zaratras and framing the Seven Deadly Sins for it.")

Manipulative and Machiavellian tendencies: Fraudrin enjoys toying with others' emotions and is willing to wait years to enact his plans, showing a manipulative and scheming nature. His ability to enter and control others' bodies further highlights his desire for power and lack of regard for individual autonomy.

Patient and calculating: Fraudrin's willingness to bide his time and only act when the situation is advantageous demonstrates a highly patient and calculating mindset. He carefully plots his revenge and the resurrection of the Demon Clan, suggesting a strategic and long-term approach.

Lack of empathy: Fraudrin's ability to harm others and use them as vessels without remorse indicates a lack of empathy. His attachment to his life as a human and hesitation to kill Dreyfus and Hendrickson when Griamore was present also shows a selective application of empathy based on personal interests.

Adaptable and resourceful: Fraudrin's ability to survive in a human body and navigate human society suggests a high degree of adaptability. His resourcefulness is further evidenced by his ability to manipulate events and people to achieve his goals, such as framing the Seven Deadly Sins for Zaratras' death.

Potential for attachment and growth: Fraudrin's hesitation to kill Dreyfus and Hendrickson, as well as his gift of the Full Size ability to Dreyfus to protect his son, suggests a capacity for attachment and personal growth. These actions imply that living as a human may have influenced Fraudrin's perspective and made him more relatable to human experiences.

Fraudrin possesses an imposing and monstrous true form that sets him apart as a formidable demon. His towering height of 13'9" (419 cm) and massive weight of 1521 lbs (690 kg) indicate a body built for strength and intimidation.

His physical appearance is characterized by spiky protrusions and scales covering his back, a mouth located on his pectoral muscles, and long, sharp fingers that can be used as spears. The hand-shaped feet suggest an unnatural and monstrous form. His purple skin adds to his otherworldly appearance.

Fraudrin's body is covered in large, bulging muscles, indicating immense strength. His ability to grow to gargantuan proportions with his Full Size ability further amplifies his physical power, proportionally increasing his strength and endurance along with the range of his attacks.

The placement of his mouth on his pectoral muscles is a unique anatomical feature that sets him apart from humans and most other creatures. This unnatural placement may suggest a demonic or alien physiology.

Fraudrin's long, sharp fingers and hand-shaped feet showcase his monstrous nature and adaptability. The ability to use his hands as spears provides him with a unique combat advantage.

Full Size: This ability allows Fraudrin to grow to gargantuan proportions, proportionally increasing his strength, endurance, and the range of his attacks. This growth in size provides him with a significant advantage in combat, making him physically imposing and capable of dealing massive damage.

Heart Manipulation Spell: Fraudrin can enter and control a person's body using this spell, effectively hijacking their physical form. While inhabiting another person's body, he gains access to their abilities, allowing him to use them against their will. This ability showcases his manipulative nature and his desire for power and control.

Self-Destruct: Fraudrin can detonate his own magical power within himself as a suicide maneuver. This ability is powerful enough to destroy the entire country of Liones. The Self-Destruct ability demonstrates the sheer scale of Fraudrin's power and his willingness to sacrifice himself for his goals.

As a member of the Ten Commandments, Fraudrin also possesses immense durability. He emerged unscathed after being hit by Tarmiel and Sariel's Omega Ark, showcasing his resilience and ability to withstand powerful attacks. Additionally, he managed to endure some of Meliodas' attacks when the latter was using his true power to initiate a self-destruction attack.

While inhabiting Dreyfus' body, Fraudrin had access to his power Break and frequently used his techniques. This ability to borrow and utilize others' powers further highlights Fraudrin's adaptability and resourcefulness in combat.

Mental Health:

Antisocial Personality Disorder: Fraudrin's manipulative tendencies, lack of empathy, and disregard for others' feelings and autonomy may indicate traits consistent with antisocial personality disorder. Narcissistic Personality Disorder: His grandiose sense of self-importance, entitlement, and the need for control over others could suggest narcissistic tendencies. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Given his experiences in the ancient Holy War and the destruction of Danafor, Fraudrin may suffer from PTSD, leading to flashbacks, avoidance behaviors, and hypervigilance. Physical Health:

Musculoskeletal Issues: Fraudrin's towering height and massive musculature may predispose him to joint problems, muscle strains, and back pain, especially as he ages. Cardiovascular Concerns: His immense size and presumed lack of physical activity while inhabiting human bodies may lead to cardiovascular issues, such as hypertension and heart disease. Metabolic Disorders: Fraudrin's diet and lifestyle as a demon may negatively impact his metabolism, increasing his risk for obesity and related health problems, such as type 2 diabetes and dyslipidemia. Disorders:

Substance Use Disorder: Fraudrin's manipulative nature and desire for power may extend to an abuse of substances, such as alcohol or drugs, to cope with his mental health issues and traumatic experiences. Dissociative Disorder: His ability to inhabit and control others' bodies could be a manifestation of a dissociative disorder, where he mentally separates from his own body and experiences life through others. Intermittent Explosive Disorder: Fraudrin's history of violence and rage, as seen in his near-death experience after Meliodas' assault, may indicate intermittent explosive disorder, characterized by recurring episodes of impulsive, aggressive, and violent behavior.

Imposing Physique: Fraudrin's towering height of 13'9" (419 cm) and massive weight of 1521 lbs (690 kg) are accompanied by large, bulging muscles. This muscular build serves to intimidate and overwhelm others, highlighting his demonic origin and formidable strength. Demon Clan Aesthetic: As a high-ranking member of the Demon Clan, Fraudrin's appearance is likely designed to instill fear and awe in others. His muscularity and imposing stature contribute to this aesthetic, making him appear more powerful and threatening. Physical Power: Fraudrin's muscular frame is not merely aesthetic; it directly relates to his immense physical strength. His ability to grow even larger with his Full Size ability further amplifies his power, which is proportional to his musculature. Demon Anatomy: Fraudrin's unique anatomical features, such as the mouth on his pectoral muscles and hand-shaped feet, suggest that his muscularity is part of his natural demonic form rather than a result of training or exercise. Intimidation Factor: In the context of the narrative, Fraudrin's muscular appearance serves as a visual cue to his power and menace. It helps establish him as a formidable antagonist and a significant threat to the protagonists.