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| − | ''' | + | '''Chorozo''' (コロゾ ''Korozo'') is a character in the [[Magistus (arc)|Magistus]] arc of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Stories]]'' manga. |
| − | + | Chorozo is a spirit that accompanies [[Aleister Crowley]], the only person who can see them. They communicate only by saying "choro" (コロ). | |
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
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===Personality=== | ===Personality=== | ||
| − | + | Chorozo is a quirky and excitable spirit. He is the companion of Crowley and has been with him since he was born. Chorozo accompanies Crowley wherever he goes, watching whenever Crowley studies or uses his magic in different ways, and alerts him whenever oddities appear. Chorozo is also protective of Crowley, as during the latter's early years, Chorozo protected Crowley from wild animals until Crowley's adopted grandfather took him in. During the events where the otherworldly [[Cocytus|spirit]] appeared, Chorozo exhausted himself to defeat the rampaging spirit until it was gone. | |
===Abilities=== | ===Abilities=== | ||
| − | Much of | + | Much of Chorozo's abilities are unknown. What is known is that he is capable of flight, can sense disturbances in mana, and can utilize magic to keep away wild animals for days on end. Chorozo can also absorb large amounts of mana, which can allow him to transform into something else altogether. Though it's unknown just what the new transformation allows him to do, as he reverted back due to exhaustion. |
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
| − | [[File: | + | [[File:Chorozo protects baby Aleister.png|thumb|left|300px|Chorozo protecting the infant Crowley]] |
| − | As a baby, [[Aleister Crowley]] was left in a forest, where | + | As a baby, [[Aleister Crowley]] was left in a forest, where Chorozo protected him for days on end, until he was found by [[Crowley's grandfather|a scholar]], who became a surrogate grandfather.<ref name="cp 2">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Stories|Magistus|2|ref}}</ref> |
| − | + | Chorozo stuck by Crowley through his life, with Crowley being the only person who could see them. Crowley would sometimes be mistaken as being talking to himself when speaking to Chorozo or people would dismiss Chorozo as being imaginary.<ref name="cp 2" /> | |
| − | + | Chorozo flew alongside Crowley as he climbed a rock structure to a flowery meadow on top, where a lot of life energy was being gathered. They tried gathering [[magic power]] up there that they could use to form some impressive magic. However an explosion like reaction occurred as they tried to gather too much. They returned to [[Graybeard]] afterwards, where [[Endymion (character)|Endymion]] scoffed at Crowley's theories on other worlds and summoning spirits. Crowley cited Chorozo as an example of such a spirit, but Endymion called them an "imaginary animal". [[Spoon]] tried to defend Crowley, but both he and Chorozo had fallen asleep at that point.<ref name="cp 2" /> | |
| − | [[File: | + | [[File:Chorozo changes form.png|thumb|right|Chorozo changes form]] |
| − | The next morning, | + | The next morning, Chorozo noticed a magic anomaly in the form of tadpole-like items and woke up Crowley. Accompanied by Endymion and [[Rilliona]] they went to the source of the anomaly at a dried-up spring. Crowley identified the magic power present as being from another world and attempted to contain it within a magic circle. However by drawing the tadpole-like items together, they merged and took the form of a spirit summoned from another world. The spirit engaged in battle with them and launched a magical blast at Crowley, Endymion, and Rilliona. However Chorozo flew in to intercept the blast and absorb all the otherworldly magic, causing the other spirit to disappear. It transformed Chorozo into a much larger darker being, before then reverting to their original form and collapsing into Crowley's hands.<ref name="cp 2" /> |
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| + | Chorozo became less lively following the transformation, spending less time hanging out with Crowley in favor of resting.<ref>{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Stories|Magistus|3|ref}}</ref> | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Chorozo (コロゾ Korozo) is a character in the Magistus arc of the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Stories manga.
Chorozo is a spirit that accompanies Aleister Crowley, the only person who can see them. They communicate only by saying "choro" (コロ).
Design
Appearance
Personality
Chorozo is a quirky and excitable spirit. He is the companion of Crowley and has been with him since he was born. Chorozo accompanies Crowley wherever he goes, watching whenever Crowley studies or uses his magic in different ways, and alerts him whenever oddities appear. Chorozo is also protective of Crowley, as during the latter's early years, Chorozo protected Crowley from wild animals until Crowley's adopted grandfather took him in. During the events where the otherworldly spirit appeared, Chorozo exhausted himself to defeat the rampaging spirit until it was gone.
Abilities
Much of Chorozo's abilities are unknown. What is known is that he is capable of flight, can sense disturbances in mana, and can utilize magic to keep away wild animals for days on end. Chorozo can also absorb large amounts of mana, which can allow him to transform into something else altogether. Though it's unknown just what the new transformation allows him to do, as he reverted back due to exhaustion.
Biography
As a baby, Aleister Crowley was left in a forest, where Chorozo protected him for days on end, until he was found by a scholar, who became a surrogate grandfather.[1]
Chorozo stuck by Crowley through his life, with Crowley being the only person who could see them. Crowley would sometimes be mistaken as being talking to himself when speaking to Chorozo or people would dismiss Chorozo as being imaginary.[1]
Chorozo flew alongside Crowley as he climbed a rock structure to a flowery meadow on top, where a lot of life energy was being gathered. They tried gathering magic power up there that they could use to form some impressive magic. However an explosion like reaction occurred as they tried to gather too much. They returned to Graybeard afterwards, where Endymion scoffed at Crowley's theories on other worlds and summoning spirits. Crowley cited Chorozo as an example of such a spirit, but Endymion called them an "imaginary animal". Spoon tried to defend Crowley, but both he and Chorozo had fallen asleep at that point.[1]
The next morning, Chorozo noticed a magic anomaly in the form of tadpole-like items and woke up Crowley. Accompanied by Endymion and Rilliona they went to the source of the anomaly at a dried-up spring. Crowley identified the magic power present as being from another world and attempted to contain it within a magic circle. However by drawing the tadpole-like items together, they merged and took the form of a spirit summoned from another world. The spirit engaged in battle with them and launched a magical blast at Crowley, Endymion, and Rilliona. However Chorozo flew in to intercept the blast and absorb all the otherworldly magic, causing the other spirit to disappear. It transformed Chorozo into a much larger darker being, before then reverting to their original form and collapsing into Crowley's hands.[1]
Chorozo became less lively following the transformation, spending less time hanging out with Crowley in favor of resting.[2]
References
- ↑ a b c d Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Stories Magistus arc chapter 2: "The Flow of Magic Power"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Stories Magistus arc chapter 3: "King and Attendant"
