TAK: Teenage American Knights

TAK: Teenage American Knights is a fanfictional TV series. It's about four teenagers who live underground in Seattle & use the ability of the knight to fight evil.
==Origin==
Back in the Middle Ages, Solomon used to be the squire of Sir Garreth, who was one of the greatest knights of Britain. Sir Garreth taught young Solomon how to be a knight, hoping that someday Solomon will take his place. Unfortunately years later, Sir Garreth was murdered by his arch nemesis, Savaric. Furious, Solomon attacked Savaric in a fight. With Sir Garreth's sword, Solomin sliced through Savaric's forehead, leaving a scar. In revenge, Savaric sliced off one of Solomon's left fingers. Solomon swore to Savaric that they'll meet each other again, & that he'll win the fight for revenge. Years later after the fight, Solomon built a time-traveling machine to find the best warriors to fight Savaric. After time-traveling, Solomon found himself in the underground sewers of Seattle, Washington. In the sewers, Solomon found four abandoned infants. Solomon raised the young boys, taught them how to fight, & they became the Teenage American Knights as they are today. 
==Characters==
===Teenage American Knights===
*Lucero - (portrayed by Reyn Robinson) The leader of the Teenage American Knights. His weapon is a sword.
*Miguel - (portrayed by Kurt Miller) The funniest of the Teenage American Knights. His weapon is a pair of daggers.
*Diego - (potrayed by Jake T. Austin) The quickest of the Teenage American Knights. His weapon is a javelin.
*Ramireo - (portrayed by Micheal Paulsen) The toughest of the Teenage American Knights. His weapon is a pair of battles axes.
===Allies===
*Solomon - (portrayed by Christopher Lee) The Teenage American Knights' master.
*Ashley - (portrayed by Debby Ryan) A good friend of the Teenage American Knights.
*Kyle Robb - A teenage street fighter who helps the Teenage American Knights.
===Villains===
*Lord Skull - A dark knight who wants to get rid of the Teenage American Knights.
Category:Fan Fiction