Amon

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Amon (阿蒙)
Alias(es)	Son of the Creator; Blasphemer; Angel of Time; God of Deceit and Mischief; Incarnation of Deceit; King of Marauders 111 304
Species/Race	Innate Mythical Creature; described as the product of the Error Uniqueness combined with humanity 535
Gender	Masculine; can also manifest in a female form 213
Affiliation	Amon Family; child of the Ancient Sun God; brother of Adam 112 560
Pathway	Error / Marauder Pathway 112 304
Status	Active; later described as being Sequence 2 after surviving contamination through a clone in the Chaos Sea 691 701
First Appearance	Chapter 111, through Alice's recovered memories 111

Background

Amon is one of the Ancient Sun God's children and Adam's brother. He was formerly among the eight Kings of Angels and is identified as the Angel of Time, a title inseparable from the Amon Family's historical association with the Tudor Dynasty. 112 560

Alice's earliest recovered memories portray him as a black-clad, monocle-wearing figure associated with a clock, time, fate, deceit, and mischief. When Derrick Sun mentions Amon during a Tarot Club gathering, her memories identify him as a being feared on the level of an Angel. 111

Amon is active in the Land Abandoned by God, where he appears alongside similarly dressed counterparts while playing cards. The existence of numerous versions of him is not merely disguise: Amon's clones can inhabit people, animals, insects, and even microorganisms. 113 462 687

Appearance

Amon commonly presents as a thin-faced man with black hair, black eyes, a broad forehead, and a monocle over his right eye. 111 131

• Black robe or long black trench coat. 111 131
• Black trousers and black leather shoes. 111
• Top hat or pointed soft hat, depending on his manifestation. 111 131
• Crystal monocle over the right eye. 131
• Can transform into animals, including crows, and can assume a long-haired female form in a black dress. 213 365

Personality

Amon is intensely curious, playful, and dangerous. He treats fear, deception, and other people's attempts to resist him as sources of amusement, often concealing threats beneath polite conversation and a smile. 122 198 366

His interest in Alice begins after she diverts his initial attention from Klein. Rather than immediately killing her, he repeatedly tests her reactions, entertains her provocations, and offers to make her his Attendant. 124 125

Although he can display patience and apparent kindness, Amon remains fundamentally untrustworthy. He openly identifies himself with deceit, directly admits to stealing memories rather than extracting information conventionally, and considers Alice's trust a possible tool for his own deification. 126 246 680

Abilities & Skills

Error Theft

Amon's authority allows him to steal far more than physical objects.

• Can steal thoughts, memories, abilities, fate, authority, and other intangible qualities. 119
• States that he normally steals memories directly rather than coercing people into revealing information. 126
• Can deceive not only individuals but the laws of nature. 119
• Attempts to openly steal the Blasphemy Slate by applying power stolen from the Chaos Sea. 676
• Cannot use his own fate to directly enter the River of Fate before becoming a True God; this lets Alice escape him through the river. 676

Clones and Parasitism

Amon can divide himself into numerous clones and use lower-sequence beings as vessels.

• His clones can possess individuals, as demonstrated by Derrick's possession in the City of Silver. 132
• A Marauder who becomes connected to an Angel such as Amon risks becoming that Angel's clone; such a clone can possess Demigod-level strength. 304
• A clone encountered by Alice is stated to be stronger than an ordinary Sequence 4 and capable of reaching Sequence 3. 523
• His clones may take the form of birds, insects, microorganisms, or other living things. 462 687

Detection and Observation

Amon can perceive activities connected to The Fool and track targets through supernatural means.

• Can sense The Fool drawing people into a Tarot Club gathering. 131
• Can sense The Fool's gaze. 131
• Notices disturbances in fate when a familiar person wears his monocle. 136
• Alice considers his presence a spiritual warning even when he is disguised. 461

Transformation and Illusion

Amon's manifestations are not restricted to a single human appearance.

• Transforms into a female form when discussing gender with Alice. 213
• Appears as a crow and a white crow with black markings around its eyes. 365
• Creates realistic illusions, including an apparently living portrait within his tomb. 365
• Interferes with Alice's dream environment, causing objects she creates to change or explode. 213

Equipment / Items

• Monocle — Amon's defining accessory, consistently worn over his right eye. 111 131
• Worms of Time — Translucent, ringed worms associated with his clones and parasitic nature. 132 365
• Beast-hide lantern — Carried by Amon during his encounter with Alice in the Land Abandoned by God. 426

Relationships

• Alice / Miss Fortune — Initially a means of reaching Klein, Alice instead makes herself interesting enough to become Amon's personal focus. He offers her the role of Attendant, claims to like her, and later plans to use their connection and her trust to impersonate her during a Fate-related deification scheme. 124 125 427 680
• Klein Moretti / The Fool — Amon originally targets Klein and can sense his gaze and Tarot Club summons. He later seeks a place as the Angel of Time beneath Klein's throne. 124 131 705
• Adam — Amon's brother and fellow child of the Ancient Sun God. Amon calls Adam his “paranoid brother.” 124 560
• Ancient Sun God — Amon's father. 560
• Will Ongsaetin — Amon negotiates with Will over the Wheel of Fortune deification ritual and receives information on Sherlock Moriarty in exchange for leaving Will alone. 529
• Derrick Berg / The Sun — Derrick is possessed by an Amon clone in the City of Silver before the clone is purified through a ritual arranged by The Fool. 132

Story Role / Major Arcs

First identification

Derrick's mention of Amon unlocks Alice's memories of him. Her description of the Angel of Time causes immediate alarm within the Tarot Club, particularly when she raises the possibility that an exploration team may have returned as Amon's disguised clones. 111 112

Encounters with Alice

Amon first approaches Alice in Backlund while disguised as a coachman, later appearing through other possible identities such as an ice-cream stall owner. Alice deduces his identity from his habits, card game, isolated residence, and gesture toward his right eye. 119

Their following encounters establish a volatile pattern of threats, questions, teasing, and mutual provocation. Amon reads or steals from Alice's thoughts, studies her unusual nature, offers her an Attendant position, and repeatedly pressures her to advance. 122 125 126 196

Land Abandoned by God

Amon encounters Alice again in the Land Abandoned by God, where he offers transport in exchange for information about the protagonist of her comic. When Alice recognizes that he cannot safely kill or hold her there indefinitely, she openly challenges him and eventually escapes through the area's chaotic power. 426 427

Fate deification scheme

Amon's interest in Alice ultimately centers on the Wheel of Fortune's difficult deification ritual. He plans to exploit Alice's trust, their connection in fate, and stolen destiny authority to impersonate her and obtain the power needed for deification. 680

During Alice's advancement in the River of Fate, she senses danger from an Amon-faced figure and attacks with the Blasphemy Slate before escaping back to her body. 681

Later status

Amon survives the Chaos Sea's contamination because a clone within it isolates him from outside corruption. Later, as a Sequence 2, he asks Klein whether he can become the Angel of Time beneath The Fool's throne. 691 701 705

Notable Quotes

“I'm Amon, you know! The Incarnation of Deceit! Can you believe a single word I say?” 246

“I'm really a bit reluctant to kill you now. After all, interesting humans like you are quite rare...” 125

“Hmm... because I really like you, Little Alice. You're so much fun.” 427