Giev

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“	Charon, you have to perish along with me, for Dr. Lamia. Welcome to the world of failures!	”
–Giev to Charon, in A Reversed Future.

Giev is a humanoid Trion Soldier created by Dr. Lamia as a prototype and is from the anime-only Fugitive Arc.

Giev (ギーヴ, Gīvu ^?) is a humanoid Trion Soldier created by Dr. Lamia as a prototype and is from the anime-only Fugitive Arc.

Appearance

Giev has shoulder-length blonde hair and matching yellow eyes. He wears a white-and-black military-looking uniform with red stripes around the edges and a black cape/cloak.

Personality

Giev is known to be arrogant and hot-headed, but is also a cold and careful fighter. As shown in his flashbacks, he used to be kind and passionate. When he realizes he was a Trion Soldier all along and his memories were implanted, he starts losing his mind, becoming insane

Plot

Background

He was made by Dr. Lamia but was a failure so he was sent to meeden to retrieve Lilith who was taken away by Xeno.^{[citation needed]}

Fugitive Arc

Abilites

Giev uses a black trigger, and being a trion soldier, giev can transform into two stages.^{[citation needed]}

Relationships

Xeno

Due to the implanted memories,^{[citation needed]} Giev despises Xeno, and when Xeno reveals he doesn't know him, he assumes that Xeno forgot about him.^{[citation needed]} He becomes obsessed with Xeno, to the point of losing his mind.^{[citation needed]}

Lilith

Giev worships Lilith, calling her Ergates' beloved "goddess of destruction". He is willing to do whatever it takes in order to take her back to Ergates.^{[citation needed]}

Lamia

As shown in his flashbacks, he was fond of Lamia. He is hinted to have feelings for her, and doesn't mind the fact she probably considered him a failure.

Quotes

• (To Charon) "Charon, you have to perish along with me, for Dr. Lamia. Welcome to the world of failures!"

Trivia

• His name might come from Gêv, one of the foremost heroes of the national epic in the reigns of Kay Kāvus and Kay Khosrow.

References

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