King
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Original Name:KINGGender:MasculineKind:CharacterScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:110Chapters:21
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Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | King 18 |
| Alias(es) | “Strongest man on Earth” 21 |
| Affiliation | League of Heroes 21 22 |
| Occupation/Role | Honorary S-Class Hero; gamer 22 24 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 18 18 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Summoned; actual ability below D-Class | 18 | His summoning card gives him a “pseudo-god rating,” but Li Chen finds his combat ability inferior even to ordinary cannon fodder 18. |
| Honorary S-Class Hero | 21 22 | His promotion reflects his fearsome reputation, not his physical strength 21 22. |
| Enhanced core | 26 | A tournament reward increases the pressure he gives off; it does not improve the gaming talent he had hoped to strengthen 26. |
| Mark VII-equipped hero | 31 | Armor provided by Tony Stark and technology from Child Emperor make him effective against ordinary disasters, but Li Chen judges an initial Dragon-Level opponent beyond his gaming skills 31. |
Appearance
King has short blond hair, sharp eyes, three scars on his left cheek, and an imposing build 21.
- His stern appearance makes him look like a top-tier fighter 21.
- The engine-like sound associated with him is his unusually loud heartbeat when he is afraid 21.
Personality
King is a frightened, socially anxious gamer who would rather avoid a real fight. His stillness under threat is often mistaken for composure, while his attempts to go unnoticed fail because of his celebrity 21 22 34. He is also courteous: after defeating Tony in a simulated match, he thanks him for the promised armor rather than boasting 24.
Abilities & Skills
Gaming and simulated combat
- King rapidly learns to operate unfamiliar equipment. In a virtual match, he adapts to an outdated Mark III suit and defeats Tony Stark despite Tony’s newer Mark VII armor 24.
- His gaming skill does not make him an S-Class fighter in real combat 24 31.
Extraordinary luck and reputation
- Li Chen identifies King’s luck value as exceeding ten thousand. It is useful for equipment and ability draws, but cannot directly influence hero summons 25.
- King receives credit for monster defeats when remains appear near him through mysterious dimensional rifts 31.
- A shapeshifting monster panics in his presence and dies during its transformation; onlookers assume King killed it 34.
Equipment / Items
- Iron Man armor — Tony promises King a real suit after their virtual match; King later uses a Mark VII suit supported by Child Emperor’s technology 24 31.
- Enhanced core — A tournament reward that makes his apparent pressure more intimidating 26.
Relationships
- Li Chen — knows King’s true weakness but keeps it secret because King’s reputation can intimidate enemies; later considers using his luck on dungeon runs 21 46.
- Child Emperor — idolizes King, defends his supposed strength, and interprets a failed physical scan as proof of overwhelming power 21 22.
- Sosuke Aizen — challenges King to test his strength, then mistakes King’s inability to react to his attacks for deliberate restraint 21 22.
- Tony Stark — loses to King in virtual armored combat and acknowledges his exceptional adaptability with games and equipment 24.
Appearances
110
Total Mentions
21
Chapters Appeared
5.24
Avg. per Chapter