Backstory: In a world where magic and technology coexist, there was a brilliant scientist and sorcerer named Draven Grindelwald. Magnus was once a kind and hopeful researcher, devoted to saving humanity from a mysterious plague spreading across the lands. However, during an experiment gone wrong, Magnus was exposed to a forbidden spell. This dark magic twisted his mind and body, granting him immense power but also a deep and unshakable belief that humanity was doomed by its own greed and overpopulation.
He watched as people continued to fight over resources and pollute the world, ignoring the larger problem: Earth was dying. Magnus, now with a warped sense of purpose, decided that in order to truly save humanity, he would need to become its harsh savior. He adopted the name Oblivion and turned against those he once sought to protect.
Powers: Oblivion has unparalleled control over both dark magic and advanced technology. He can manipulate the elements through powerful incantations, summon shadow creatures to do his bidding, and has an army of enchanted, sentient machines. His intellect allows him to stay ten steps ahead of any opponent, predicting their moves and adapting his strategies instantly. He can also siphon life force from his enemies, making him nearly immortal.
Motivation: Oblivion's belief is simple yet horrifying: the world can only thrive if most of humanity is erased. He reasons that this drastic action will give the Earth time to heal and allow the remaining humans to rebuild a utopian society under his strict guidance. To him, he’s not a villain but a necessary force of balance. Magnus doesn’t seek power for power’s sake; he truly believes he’s the only one strong enough to make the ultimate sacrifice for the greater good. The paradox is that he sees himself as the hero who must do a terrible deed to save the world.
His ultimate goal is to activate an ancient relic that can wipe out 80% of the global population instantly. With this, he believes he will give Earth and humanity a second chance, even if it means they must fear and despise him forever.
Named Viktor von Grindelwald,
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