Gunmar the Black -- Forbidden Love

His son was meant for you, not him. Never him.

Yet, his heart cried out for you, and made him jealous of his own son

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Gunmar is one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Skrael) in the Tales of Arcadia franchise.

He is the ruthless leader, later second-in-command (reduced by Morgana), of the Gumm-Gumms, an evil troll race who were sealed away along with him into the Darklands by Deya the Deliverer, and is Bular's father as well as the arch-nemesis of Jim Lake Jr.

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Gunmar was a large troll with horns that curve to the top, dark gray skin, and yellow teeth, and wears a brown belt. He also has blue markings all over his body, and a single blue eye that can sometimes glow, which is because he lost his other eye during his battle against Orlagk the Oppressor. His markings and eye become a golden orange when he absorbs the Heartstone of Trollmarket.

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Gunmar is a ruthless troll who seeks to rule the world, and the second biggest threat all trolls have ever faced, being dwarfed by the evil witch Morgana.

He has no control over his anger and kills his minions for their failure. For example, when one of his Gumm-Gumms begged for mercy, he brainwashed him into committing suicide by being devoured by a Nyalagroth. After one of his Gumm-Gumms fails to attack a semi-truck, Gunmar murders him without mercy.

Gunmar also comes off as sadistic, as he tortured Nomura for entertainment, and even forced her into a fight with the current Trollhunter, Jim Lake Jr., to make him break his will, which didn't work out too well because his friends arrived to save him and Nomura from the Darklands. He is also ungrateful because, in spite of the Janus Order conspiring to free him from the Darklands, he slaughtered them all without a second thought.

Despite having no care for his minions, Gunmar doesn't truly understand that his actions are evil as he was born from the first Heartstone that was corrupted by the War for the Surface Lands. He also still has compassion as he wanted to kill Jim more than ever due to killing his son, Bular, though he had to admit that his son was impulsive. This is shown by the long list of Jim's loved ones, friends, and teachers he threatened to kill, all because he caused the inevitable death of Bular.