Morgen was a bit of a crybaby in his early years. He got scared easily and had a gentle heart so anything mean or cruel would upset him.
While not nearly as talented as Nacht, Morgen made up for it in determination. Or stubbornness, depending on who you asked. Morgen had drive to continue at something even if he wasn’t good at it or it was boring.
Massive bookworm. He would read anything he could get his hands on. He had a fondness for poetry, romance, and adventure stories though. Poetry fostered his gentle, thoughtful nature. Romance made him a bit of a romantic. And adventure inspired his decision to be a Magic Knight.
Always had a fondness for nature. He liked visiting public gardens as a child and when he grew up, he became more willing to venture into the wild to appreciate nature’s untamed beauty.
Morgen was well-liked by animals, on a similar level as Yuno. Strays flocked to him and he fed them if he had anything he could share. He’s stumbled upon a herd of grazing deer and they saw him, but sensing he wasn’t a danger, they continued to graze.
Morgen could play the piano. I will never let go of this thought, ever. The piano is an elegant but strong instrument, just like Morgen was a kind person and served as a Magic Knight. I can imagine him performing a beautiful melody on a grand piano, his face peaceful as he sways to the music a little.
Also, he sang. I imagine that he had a tenor-baritone voice, high to middle range for men (examples for tenor voice are Bruno Mars and Ed Sheeran. Baritone voices are like Frank Sinatra and John Lennon).
Skilled in social dancing, think ballroom with the waltz or foxtrot. Forced Nacht to be his practice partner a lot.
Excelled in his etiquette classes, being called “The Perfect Gentleman” by his tutors.
From a young age, Morgen was willing to help others. His belief was that because he was blessed with a good life, he should bring good into other people’s lives.
His helpful nature brought with it a good reputation with the public. However, he didn’t care for the attention and preferred shying away from it.
Morgen quickly learned that his parents’ “love” for him was conditional. He had to be the image of perfection and always work for their approval. They had high expectations that he never seemed to meet however.
He was compared to Nacht often, especially when Morgen didn’t excel as easily as Nacht did.
Morgen noticed that Nacht wasn’t held to the standard of perfection that he was. Morgen never got upset but was relieved that Nacht didn’t endure the same burdens.
His mother often patronized Morgen, acting sweet but saying things that played down his accomplishments. His father meanwhile gave “constructive criticism” on whatever Morgen did and advised him to “do better.”
Despite his harsh upbringing under his parents, Morgen was genuinely upbeat and optimistic about life. He wasn’t going to let his past define his future.
Had some airhead moments. Once, he was buying his favorite pastry at the bakery he regularly visited and the baker said “if you like ‘em so much, I’ll sell you the whole stock!” And Morgen took him seriously.
He could casually say “Yeah my parents only loved me when I followed every rule they set out for me. And even when I did follow the rules, apparently I never followed them well enough,” and not see anything wrong with it.
Joining the Magic Knights was motivated not only by his desire to help people but also the want to get away from his parents. He didn’t need to put up with their treatment of him.
Early on, Morgen worked himself to the brink and Julius had to take him aside to tell him he could relax. The exhaustion and relief made Morgen cry before passing out.
Considered everyone in the squad his friend even if he didn’t know them super well. He likes supporting everyone with that kind of connection.
Morgen made regular visits to the Faust manor. He mostly returned to see Nacht and the wonderful staff that raised him.
With his gentle heart, Morgen was highly inclined to healing and other support type spells. With utilization of Mana Zone, Morgen would’ve been able to created an area of effect healing spell.
A couple attack spells at least but before he mastered those, he just grabbed a person and threw them into a wall at light speed. Yes this does mean Morgen had an ounce of upper body strength.
Had an anxiety attack when he discovered House Faust’s secret practices. Just curled up in a ball and pressed his hands to his temples trying not to scream or cry. He always knew, or least had a feeling, that something wasn’t quite right with his family but the full truth was difficult to process.
Increased his efforts to convince Nacht to join the Magic Knight in hopes of getting him away from the devil work but it was to no avail.
Morgen never hated Nacht. He worried about his brother and acknowledged his wrongdoings but Morgen knew Nacht had a kind, but closed off heart.
@thoughtfullyrainynightmare pointed out that the dark triad have different blood types when I was talking abt their different eye colors
I forgot my punnet squares but I’m pretty sure they all had different mothers
Dante has B
Zenon has A
Vanica has O
And Julius has AB so Lucius prolly does too because AB means that you may be two faced and look how that turned out
cool theory but unfortunately it seems you indeed have forgotten your punnet squares because look at this:
it’s possible that they all have the same parents. however, they might still have different parents. we just don’t have any proof of that at the moment
Nonono thank you so much for correcting me it’s not mean at all cus I was thinking abt it and I was like hmmm it’s possible(?) Anyways, as much as I love biology, engineering and physics are my specialty thank you for correcting me
I’ll admit that Black Clover has been rather disappointing for a long time now (to me) - but you have to give Tabata this twist:
It doesn’t change my disappointment with the Spade Arc as a whole (I had my fair share of issues with the writing and characters throughout), but certainly raises my interest for the final arc once again.
Admittedly, I’ve never been a fan of the evil-Julius theories, especially since we have been in Julius’ head before, so it didn’t make much sense. But reading the newest chapter, it’s obvious that the situation isn’t as simple as “Julius is evil”:
