Huntik: Secrets and Seekers Inspiration Index

**Huntik: Secrets and Seekers** is an Italian animated television series produced by Rainbow, a studio co-owned by Straffi and Viacom. The series was conceptualized by Ignio Straffi, most famous as the creator of the Winx Club franchise. Every episode of the series takes place in a different historical city and contains elements of various mythologies, although European is used primarily.

## General Information

Huntik focuses around **Seekers**, people capable of summoning powerful monsters called **Titans** and casting magical spells.

## Characters

### Lok Lambert

General Information: Lok Lambert is the main protagonist of the Huntik series. He is the son of the legendary Seeker Eathon Lambert and joined the Huntik Foundation to investigate his mysterious disappearance. He is a normal, fun-loving high school student who often uses his enthusiam and intuition to accomplish missions.

**Etymology**

* Lok's given name is pronounced like the word "lock", referencing puzzle locks and the character's ability to solve puzzles. The name itself also means "joy" in Chinese.

### Dante Vale

General Information: Dante Vale is the top operative of the Huntik Foundation who serves as the leader of the Huntik series' main team. His team's overall objective is to track down Eathon Lambert and retrieve the Legendary Titans to keep them out of enemy hands. His years of experience and natural intelligence make him an expert tactician that mentors Sophie and Lok.

**Etymology**

* Dante's given name is an Italian masculine given name which means "steadfast".
* Dante's surname is derived from the word "valley" or the Portuguese phrase "Vale tudo" (which refers to unarmed combat with full-contact). The word is also Latin for "farewell".

Note: According to an interview with Vanity Fair, artistic director Simone Borselli stated that Dante's appearance was modelled after popular movie actor Johnny Depp.

### Zhalia Moon

General Information: Zhalia Moon is an orphan girl raised by Klaus who acts as a trained spy for both the Organization and the Huntik Foundation (eventually switching to purely helping Huntik). Despite her expertise in infiltration, she has trouble masking her anxiety which has led to problems for her.

**Etymology**

* Zhalia's given name is possibly based on Zalia, a variant of the feminine given name Zelia meaning "solemn" in French and "envy" in Greek.

Note: According to an interview with Vanity Fair, artistic director Simone Borselli stated that Zhalia's appearance was modelled after popular movie actress Demi Moore.

### Sophie Casterwill

General Information: Sophie Casterwill is the best friend, classmate, and later lover of Lok Lambert. She is one of the last surviving nobles of the Casterwill family who forged an alliance with the Huntik Foundation based on her desire to fight evil. Trained from birth as a Seeker, Sophie enjoys reading books and has an excellent memory for myths and legends.

**Etymology**

* Sophie's given name is the French form of the feminine given name Sophia, which means "wisdom" in Greek.

Note: According to an interview with Vanity Fair, artistic director Simone Borselli stated that Sophie's appearance was modelled after popular movie actress Gwyneth Paltrow.

### Den Fears

General Information: Den Fears is an orphan boy who was forced to become a member of the Blood Spiral who later replaced Zhalia Moon on Dante's team when Zhalia infiltrated the Blood Spiral.

**Etymology**

* Den's given name is a variant of the Greek name Dennis, which means "follower of Dionysius".

### The Professor

General Information: Simon Judeau, also known as The Professor, is the devious founder of the Organization and one of the most powerful Seekers to walk the Earth. The Professor serves as the main antagonist of Huntik's first season.

Note: The Professor was inspired by the archetypical mafia boss made famous by Marlon Brando in the legendary film "The Godfather".

### DeFoe

General Information: DeFoe is a scheming, self-proclaimed mastermind who works as a high-ranking member of the Organization.

Etymology: DeFoe's name is a simple corruption of "the foe", referencing his role as an enemy of the Huntik Foundation. *DeFoe's name hints that he might be based on popular American movie actor Willem Dafoe.*

### Grier

General Information: Grier, born Prince Zan-Grier, is a former member of the Organization who once served as DeFoe's right hand man. While seemingly an ordinary thug, he actually carries a subtle nobility with his loyalty to what he believed was the Organization's benevolence. He left the Organization after he took up his rightful place as the prince of Sutos Island.

### Rassimov

General Information: Rassimov is the leader of the Blood Spiral and a powerful Seeker who worked undercover as The Professor's lackey while following orders from his true master The Betrayer.

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### Martin

General Information: Martin is a member of the Huntik Foundation who once was a lone wolf adventurer whose glory days are behind him. He joins Huntik after his daughter is kidnapped by the Organization, convinced by Samantha to seek help while searching for the Titans necessary to rescue his daughter from Mordecai's clutches. In battle, his primary Titan of choice is **Yunchang**.

**Etymology**

* Martin's given name is a French masculine name derived from Mars, the Roman god of war.

Note: Martin's character design is modeled after popular movie star Nicolas Cage.

### Samantha

General Information: Samantha is a member of the Huntik Foundation who originally posed as Martin's next-door neighbor. After the kidnapping of Martin's daughter, Samantha convinces him to join the Huntik Foundation. She is a fangirl of Martin, having followed his work for a long time. In battle, her primary Titan of choice is **Valkyrie**.

**Etymology**

* Samantha's given name is an Italian feminine name which means "God's Flower" in Hebrew.

Note: Samantha's character design is modeled after popular actress Kristen Bell.

### Justin

General Information: Justin is a member of the Huntik Foundation who is a recent recruit, often disliked for his natural clumsiness. However, his seemingly bubbling nature disguises his extraordinary luck when it comes to accidentally solving puzzles. In battle, his primary Titan of choice is **Argus Panoptes**.

**Etymology**

* Justin's given name is a French masculine name derived from the Latin word for "just".

Note: Justin's character design is modeled after Chris Pratt.

### Barbara

General Information: Barbara is a member of the Huntik Foundation who is a recent recruit, specializing in disguises and espionage. Her tragic past and serious demeanor hides her hidden crush on Justin. In battle, her primary Titan of choice is **Doppelganger**.

**Etymology**

* Barbara's given name is an Italian feminine name which means "Foreign" in Greek.

Note: Barbara's character design is modeled after Eva Mendes.

### Mordecai

General Information: Mordecai is a major operative for the Organization that indoctrinates people into sworn loyalty to The Professor. He kidnap's Martin's daughter as his latest recruit. In battle, his primary Titan of choice is **Osiris**.

**Etymology**

* Mordecai's given name is a Biblical masculine name which means "Servant of Marduk".

Note: Mordecai's character design is modeled after Will Smith.

### Natalie

General Information: Natalie is Mordecai's right hand woman, who serves as a constant threat in the field to Martin's team. In battle, her primary Titan of choice is **Morgan**.

**Etymology**

* Natalie's given name is a German feminine name which means "Christmas Day" in Greek.

Note: Natalie's character design is modeled after Natalie Portman.

## Titans

**Titans** are powerful, ancient beings that are summoned from the Spirit World called Huntik. They were sealed away in **Amulets** by Lord Casterwill centuries ago, with his own personal Legendary Titans sealed within **Rings**.

Titans are classified under various different types, with their types being generally based on the region whose myths were influenced by sightings of the Titan.

* The **Draco-Titans** are noble Titans that fight using the code of chivalry followed by medieval knights. Their origins are based on European legends, particularly those from medieval England. Draco-Titan Amulets tend to be steel blue with grayish-pink gems. The name of this type is based on the Latin word from which the name "dragon" derives.
* The **Gaia-Titans** are Titans that specialize in protection and support. Their origins are based in Irish folklore and their designs are strongly tied to nature with green and brown color schemes. Gaia-Titan Amulets tend to be silver or white with light green gems. Their name comes from the Latin word for the Earth.
* The **Hecto-Titans** are monstrous Titans often bonding with Seekers that take enjoyment from causing chaos and destruction. Most of them are based on Egyptian mythology. Their amulets tend to be yellow and have a pale silver gem.
* The **Krono-Titans** are Titans that tend to take the forms of warriors. Their origins are based on Greek and Roman mythology. Their Amulets tend to be orange and yellow with an aqua colored gem. The name of this type comes from the Greek god Kronos.
* The **Litho-Titans** are durable Titans who specialize in defense due to most being made of rocks or ice. Most Litho-Titans ae based on European and Norse mythology. Litho-Titan Amulets tend to be stone gray with purple gems. The name of this type is based on the Lithosphere, a specific layer of Earth.
* The **Meso-Titans** are powerful Titans that are generally aggressive and command the forces of nature. Their origins are based on Native American and Central American culture, while their designs tend to be warriors and stone golems. Meso-Titan Amulets tend to be grey with black or yellow highlights and possess a blue gem. The name of this type comes from Mesoamerica.
* The **Swara-Titans** are most commonly used by villainous characters. Their origins tend to be African and their designs are often based on arthropods like arachnids and insects. Swara-Titan Amulets tend to be brown with red gems.
* The **Yama-Titans** are a group of clever and independent Titans. Their designs are generally based on Asian mythology and culture. Yama-Titans tend to be black with silver highlights and possess a pale green gem.
* Legendary Titans

**The following Titans appeared in the official Huntik: Seekers and Secrets TV series.**

**Cherit**

Type: Yama-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Gargoyle

First Appearance: Episode 1

**Caliban**

*"Come out and play!"*

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

Motif: Aztec Warrior

Etymology: This Titan's name is a reference to an important character from the William Shakespeare play The Tempest.

First Appearance: Episode 1

**Mindrone**

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Insect

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a combination of the words "mind" and "drone".

First Appearance: Episode 1

**Redcap**

*"Cut them down!"*

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

Motif: Redcap

First Appearance: Episode 1

**Solwing**

*"Take flight!"*

**Motif**: Hawk

Etymology: This Titan's name is likely based on a combination of the words "soul", "solar", and "wing".

First Appearance: Episode 1

**Breaker**

*"Charge!"*

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Bear, Native American

First Appearance: Episode 2

**Freelancer**

*"Come on!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Medieval Knight

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a synonym for a mercenary, a type of warrior that works for various different people on a temporary basis.

First Appearance: Episode 2

**Kreutalk**

*"Emerge!"*

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Spitting Cobra, Manta Ray

First Appearance: Episode 2

**Sabriel**

*"Fight with us!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

Motif: Female Swordsman

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the word "saber", a type of sword.

First Appearance: Episode 2

**Shinobi**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Ninja

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the Japanese word for a ninja.

First Appearance: Episode 2

**Kipperin**

*"Let's Go!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Moth

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 3

**Gareon**

*"Show yourself!"*

Type: Yama-Titan Scout

**Motifs**: Lizard, Chameleon

First Appearance: Episode 3

**Metagolem**

*"Clear the way!"*

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

Motif: Golem of Prague

First Appearance: Episode 3

**Kilthane**

*"Fight for your lady!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Black Knight, Stag Beetle

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 3

**Strix**

*"Impale!"*

Type: Swara-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Mosquito

First Appearance: Episode 3

**Gar-Ghoul**

*"Punish them!"*

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Gargoyle

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a combination of the words "gargoyle" and "ghoul".

First Appearance: Episode 4

**Springer**

*"Help us out!"*

Type: Meso-Titan Scout

**Motifs**: Kitsune, Fox

Etymology: This Titan's name could be based on the phrase "spring a trap", referencing its puzzle solving skills.

First Appearance: Episode 5

**Jokoul**

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Troll, Jotunn?

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on Jokul Frosti, a winter elf from Old Norse mythology whose legend likely evolved into the modern character of Jack Frost.

First Appearance: Episode 6

**Ignatius**

*"Incinerate!"*

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Cherufe?, Fire

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the Latin word "ignitus", meaning 'to set on fire'.

First Appearance: Episode 7

**Venadek**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Scorpion, Manticore?

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on "Venadik", a Turkish word for the city of Venice.

First Appearance: Episode 7

**Ymir**

*"Ymir, hear us. Answer our plea for your holy protection. We invoke you; we summon you to form."*

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Ymir

First Appearance: Episode 7

**Fenris**

*"Take them out!"*

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Fenrir, Wolf

First Appearance: Episode 8

**Tolivane**

*"Get out there!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Scout

Motif: Tolivane

First Appearance: Episode 8

**King Basilisk**

*"Make them tremble!"*

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Basilisk

First Appearance: Episode 9

**Icarus**

*"Fly swifty!"*

Type: Krono-Titan Sharpshooter

Motif: Icarus

First Appearance: Episode 9

**Madea**

Type: Krono-Titan Enchanter

Motif: Sea Turtle

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 12

**Hoplite**

*"Invoke!"*

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Hoplite, Centaur, Lion

First Appearance: Episode 12

**Feyone**

*"Fight!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Warrior

Motif: Celtic/Irish Warrior

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 12

**Lindorm**

*"Answer me!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Lindworm, Wolf, Ouroboros

First Appearance: Episode 12

**Megataur**

*"Fight on!"*

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Minotaur

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a combination of the words "mega" and "Minotaur".

First Appearance: Episode 12

**Bonelasher**

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

Motif: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 13

**Enforcer**

Type: Swara-Titan Sharpshooter

**Motif**: Insect

First Appearance: Episode 13

**Solar & Lunar**

*"Hear my call!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Enchanter

**Motif**: Fairy

Etymology: These Titan's names are words related to celestial bodies (the sun for Solar and the moon for Lunar).

First Appearance: Episode 13

**Ammit Heart-Eater**

*"Shred them!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Ammit, Crocodile

First Appearance: Episode 14

**Brahe**

*"Engage!"*

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

Motif: Golem

Etymology: This Titan's name is a reference to Tycho Brahe, an astronomer and alchemist from Denmark who lived during the 1500's.

First Appearance: Episode 14

**Sekhmet**

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Sekhmet, Lioness

First Appearance: Episode 14

**Sentinel**

*"Perfect defense!"*

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Moai

Etymology: A sentinel is defined as "a soldier or guardian who keeps watch over a specific location".

First Appearance: Episode 14

**Nighlurker**

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Mummy

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 16

**Antedeluvian**

*"Make them tremble!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Vampire

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the English word "antediluvian", which refers to the time before the Biblical flood which is when vampires are believed to have originated.

First Appearance: Episode 17

**Thornment**

*"Break his spirit!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Mummy

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a combination of the words "thorn" and "torment".

First Appearance: Episode 18

**Cavalier**

*"Come forth!"*

Type: Draco-Titan

**Motif**: Medieval Knight, Bat

Etymology: This Titan's name is the French word for a knight.

First Appearance: Episode 18

**Impet**

*"Attack!"*

Type: Yama-Titan Scout

Motif: Imp

First Appearance: Episode 18

**Behemoth**

*"Move the Earth!"*

Type: Krono-Titan, Legendary Titan of Body

**Motifs**: Hippopotamus, Atlas

Etymology: This Titan is based on the mythological creature from Abrahamic faith.

First Appearance: Episode 19

**Forest Queen Diana**

*"Protect our way of life!"*

Type: Krono-Titan

Motifs: Centaur, Archer

Etymology: This Titan is based on the Roman goddess of the hunt, known as Artemis in Greek mythology.

First Appearance: Episode 19

**Kopesh**

*"Cleave them!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Jackal, Anubis

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the khopesh, a sickle-like sword used by the Egyptians in battle.

First Appearance: Episode 19

**Anubian**

*"Face the power of the ancients!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Scarab

Etymology: This Titan's name is likely based on Anubis, a well-known Egyptian god.

First Appearance: Episode 20

**Baselaird**

*"Bring it on!"*

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

Motif: Helios?

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a combination of the words "baselard" (a dagger used in the Middle Ages) and "laird" (the Scottish word for lord).

First Appearance: Episode 20

**Jirwolf**

*"Materialize!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Wolf

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 21

**Dark Pharaoh**

*"Curse them!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Egyptian Pharaoh

First Appearance: Episode 22

**Tao**

*"Ascend!"*

Type: Yama-Titan Blaster, Legendary Titan of Spirit

**Motif**: Ghost

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on Taoism, a form of Chinese philosophy.

First Appearance: Episode 23

**Astoreth**

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

Motif: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 23

**Chemosh**

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

Motif: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 23

**Dominator**

*"Serve me!"*

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

Motif: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 23

**Goblin Brownie**

Type: Yama-Titan

**Motif**: Goblin

Etymology: This Titan's name references the Brownie, a mischievous fairy from Celtic and European folklore.

First Appearance: Episode 23

**Milcom**

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

Motif: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 23

**Red Searcher**

Type: Yama-Titan Scout

Motif: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 23

**Trapfeaster**

Type: Swara-Titan Scout

Motif: Spider?

First Appearance: Episode 23

**Araknos**

*"Move the people between!"*

Type: Swara-Titan Enchanter, Legendary Titan of Mind

**Motif**: Spider, Anansi?

Etymology: This Titan's name might be a corruption of the word "arachnid".

First Appearance: Episode 24

**Albion the Dragon Slayer**

*"Stand by my side!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Medieval Knight

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on an old name for England.

First Appearance: Episode 24

**Ash**

*"Destroy!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Mummy, Tree

First Appearance: Episode 24

**Dervish**

*"Destroy!"*

Type: Swara-Titan

**Motif**: Insect

First Appearance: Episode 24

**Nordrake**

*"Serve me!"*

Type: Litho-Titan Sharpshooter

Motif: Ice Dragon

Etymology: This Titan's name is a combination of "nord" (the German word for north, a region associated with being cold) and "drake" (a specific type of dragon).

First Appearance: Episode 24

**Shakrit**

Type: Swara-Titan

Motif: Amphiptere

Etymology: This Titan's name might be based on the Shacharit, a daily prayer said by the Jewish people.

First Appearance: Episode 24

**Archwarder**

*"Feed and grow!"*

Type: Meso-Titan

Motif: Plant

Etymology: This Titan's name could be a corruption of the word "orchard".

First Appearance: Episode 25

**Bulreguard**

Type: Gaia-Titan Scout

Motif: Bulldog

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 25

**Terrapede**

Type: Swara-Titan

**Motif**: Centipede

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the words "tera" (a prefix used for trillions) and "centipede".

First Appearance: Episode 25

**Ariel**

*"Appear!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Sharpshooter

Motif: Elf

Etymology: This Titan is likely named after the archangel Uriel from Christian belief.

First Appearance: Episode 26

**Dendras**

*"Take control!"*

Type: Meso-Titan Enchanter

**Motif**: Puppeteer

Etymology: This Titan's name could be based on Dendra, a prehistoric archeological site in Greece.

First Appearance: Episode 26

**Overlos**

*"Grant my wishes!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan, Legendary Titan of Will

Motif: Ruler, Painter

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 26

**Dark Dryad**

Type: Krono-Titan

**Motif**: Dryad

First Appearance: Episode 27

**Elf King Oberon**

"Enlighten them!"

**Motif**: Oberon, Elf

First Appearance: Episode 27

**Gigadrone**

*"Fire away!"*

Type: Swara-Titan

**Motif**: Locust

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the words "giga" and "drone".

First Appearance: Episode 27

**Januseea the Gatekeeper**

*"Open the door between dimensions!"*

Type: Meso-Titan Enchanter

**Motif**: Janus, Masked Humanoid

First Appearance: Episode 27

**Myrmidon**

*"Stand your ground!"*

Type: Krono-Titan

Motif: Greek Warrior

Etymology: This Titan is based on the Myrmidon Army, a legendary group of warriors from Greek mythology led by the hero Achilles.

First Appearance: Episode 27

**Raijin the Thunderbolt**

*"Finish them off!"*

Type: Yama-Titan Scout

**Motifs**: Raijin, Elf

First Appearance: Episode 27

**Venomaster**

*"Poison them!"*

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Cobra

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the words "venom" and "master".

First Appearance: Episode 27

**Incubane**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Incubus, Ordog (Hungarian Demon)

First Appearance: Episode 28

**Melee Artist**

*"Help us!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

Motif: *Unknown*

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 28

**Sentry Triclops**

Type: Litho-Titan Sentinel

**Motifs**: Golem, Cyclops

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on "sentry", "tri-" (a Greek prefix for the number three), and "cyclops".

First Appearance: Episode 28

**Palamedes**

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Sir Palamedes, Greek Soldier

First Appearance: Episode 29

**Pellinore**

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Sir Pellinore, Greek Soldier

First Appearance: Episode 29

**Undine**

*"Protect this ship!"*

Type: Krono-Titan

**Motif**: Undine

First Appearance: Episode 29

**Divine Mirror Kagami**

*"Appear!"*

Type: Yama-Titan

Motif: Yama no Kagami

Etymology: This Titan's name can translate to "mirror" in Japanese.

First Appearance: Episode 30

**Wildwood Druid**

*"I summon the power of nature!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Warrior

Motif: Druid

First Appearance: Episode 31

**Harlekin**

*"Embrace madness!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

Motif: Court Jester

Etymology: This Titan is based on the harlequin, a type of court jester commonly found in medieval England.

First Appearance: Episode 32

**Marauder**

*"Bring chaos!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan Scout

Motif: *Unknown*

Etymology: This Titan's name is defined as 'someone who attacks in search of treasure to steal or raid'.

First Appearance: Episode 32

**Vigilante**

*"Even the odds!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

Motif: Assassin

Etymology: This Titan's name is used in common culture for a person who enacts law enforcement without legal permission to do so. The word is actually the Spanish word for a watchman.

First Appearance: Episode 33

**Jericho**

*"Corrupt everything!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan

**Motifs**: Skeleton, Monk

Etymology: This Titan's name is a reference to the Biblical city of Jericho, whose walls were believed to be indestructible.

First Appearance: Episode 33

**Ironsquire**

*"Charge!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Medieval Knight

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a combination of the words "iron" (referencing its metallic body) and "squire" (the apprentice of a knight).

First Appearance: Episode 34

**Medusa**

Type: Krono-Titan Enchanter

**Motif**: Medusa

First Appearance: Episode 35

**Vulcana**

*"Burn everything!"*

Type: Yama-Titan

Motif: *Unknown*

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a feminized form of Vulcan, the Roman god of fire.

First Appearance: Episode 35

**Enfluxion**

*"Join me!"*

Type: Krono-Titan

Motif: Water Spirit

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the word "flux", which means 'flow' or 'change'.

First Appearance: Episode 36

Note: This Titan is classified as a Gaia-Titan in the TCG.

**Hitokiri**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Oni, Samurai

Etymology: This Titan's name is a reference to the Hitokiri of the Bakumatsu, four samurai from the mid-1800's whose legendary masks inspired the modern Japanese legend of the Oni. The word itself means 'man-slayer'.

First Appearance: Episode 36

**Cerberus**

*"Hunt them!"*

Type: Litho-Titan

**Motif**: Cerberus

First Appearance: Episode 37

**Midnight Rook**

Type: Litho-Titan

**Motif**: Rook Chess Piece

First Appearance: Episode 37

**Quetzalcoatl**

*"Awaken!"*

Type: Meso-Titan, Legendary Titan of Summons

**Motif**: Quetzalcoatl

First Appearance: Episode 38

**Balenpyre**

*"Show no mercy!"*

Type: Litho-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Cherufe

Etymology: This Titan's name is a combination of the words "balen" (a Dutch/Swedish word referring to a ball) and "pyre" (a pile of flammable material on which dead bodies are cremated).

First Appearance: Episode 38

**Cursed Archer**

*"Shoot them down!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

Motif: Medieval Archer

Etymology: This Titan's name hints at being based on an unnamed archer from Arthurian mythology who attempted to assassinate King Arthur after being cursed by the Lady of the Lake.

First Appearance: Episode 39

**Bazela's Hive**

*"Emerge!"*

Type: Swara-Titan Sorcerer

**Motif**: Insect

First Appearance: Episode 40

**Efreet King**

*"Come!"*

Type: Litho-Titan

**Motif**: Ifrit

First Appearance: Episode 40

**Sorcerel**

*"Join us!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Sorceress

Motif: Ancient Sorceress

Etymology: This Titan's name is a corruption of the English word "sorcerer", a synonym for a magic-user.

First Appearance: Episode 40

**Templar**

*"Strike!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Templar Knight

First Appearance: Episode 40

**Conquistador**

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Clockwork Robot, Spanish Soldier

Etymology: This Titan is named after a type of Spanish conqueror that invaded Mexico and Peru during the 16th century.

First Appearance: Episode 41

**Gremlow**

Type: Yama-Titan Scout

Motifs: Rat, Pied Piper of Hamelin

First Appearance: Episode 41

**Shadow Agent**

*"Go quietly!"*

Type: Swara-Titan

**Motifs**: Medieval Executioner, Grim Reaper

First Appearance: Episode 41

**Umbra the Shadow Jaguar**

*"Manifest!"*

Type: Meso-Titan, Legendary Titan of Dimensions

**Motifs**: Tezcatlipoca, Black Panther

Etymology: This Titan's name is a Latin word meaning 'shadow'.

First Appearance: Episode 42

**Grand Facade**

*"Show them!"*

Type: Meso-Titan

Motif: Futuristic Soldier

Etymology: This Titan's name uses a term for the concealing of something unpleasant.

First Appearance: Episode 42

**Kaioh the Tracker**

*"Show yourself!"*

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

Motif: Native American Chief

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 42

**Shadow Kuolit**

*"Attack!"*

Type: Yama-Titan

Motifs: Oni, Samurai

Etymology: This Titan's name is a reference to the Wayang Kulit, a type of Japanese shadow puppet.

First Appearance: Episode 44

**Lilith the Queen**

*"Defy all!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan

**Motifs**: Lilith, Egyptian Queen

First Appearance: Episode 45

**Doberman**

*"Howl!"*

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

Motif: Doberman Pinscher

First Appearance: Episode 46

**Maelstrom**

*"Drain the enemy!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan

Motif: Genie

Etymology: *To Be Added*

First Appearance: Episode 47

**Dullahan**

*"Face them!"*

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Dullahan, Medieval Knight

First Appearance: Episode 48

**Firbolg**

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

Motif: Fir Bolg

First Appearance: Episode 48

**Helinx**

Type: Yama-Titan

Motif: Nekomata?

Etymology: This Titan's name is a combination of the words "hell" and "lynx".

First Appearance: Episode 49

**Kelpie**

*"Ride On!"*

Type: Gaia-Titan

**Motif**: Kelpie, Horse

First Appearance: Episode 49

**Psikofen**

*"Rampage!"*

Type: Hecto-Titan

**Motif**: Mummy

Etymology: *Unknown*

First Appearance: Episode 49

**Kunoichi**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Kunoichi

First Appearance: Episode 51

**The following Titans appeared in the official Huntik Comic Books.**

**Belgrieve**

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Cyclops, Faun

First Appearance: Issue 1

**Arawn the Hunter**

Type: Gaia-Titan

Motif: Medieval Archer

First Appearance: Issue 2

**Elegast**

Type: Yama-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Gnome

First Appearance: Issue 2

**Executioner**

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

Motif: Medieval Executioner

First Appearance: Issue 2

**Frostanna**

Type: Litho-Titan

**Motif**: Yuki-onna

Etymology: This Titan's name is likely based on a fusion of the word "frost" and the female given name Anna.

First Appearance: Issue 3

**Megladeath**

Type: Litho-Titan

Motifs: Plesiosaur, Sea Monster

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a combination of the Megalodon (an extinct species of shark) and "death".

First Appearance: Issue 4

**Triton**

Type: Krono-Titan

**Motifs**: Triton, Merman

First Appearance: Issue 4

Note: This Titan has an alternative counterpart named **Dark Triton**, who also appeared in Issue 4.

**Shifter**

Type: Draco-Titan Sorcerer

Motif: Italian Carnival

First Appearance: Issue 5

**Polymaximus**

Type: Krono-Titan

Motif: Giant

First Appearance: Issue 6

**Headless Hessian**

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

Motif: Headless Horseman

First Appearance: Issue 7

**Barrage**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

Motif: Oni?

First Appearance: Issue 10

**Silver Hunter**

Type: Meso-Titan Beast?

Motif: Arctic Wolf

First Appearance: Issue 10

**Wendigo**

Type: Meso-Titan

**Motifs**: Wendigo, Air Elemental

First Appearance: Issue 10

**Gheisha**

Type: Yama-Titan

Motif: Geisha

First Appearance: Issue 12

**Land Shark**

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Shark

First Appearance: Issue 12

**Red Vampress**

Type: Draco-Titan

**Motif**: Vampire

First Appearance: Issue 12

**Ghostfog**

Type: Gaia-Titan

First Appearance: Issue 13

**Thunderok**

Type: Draco-Titan

Motif: Winged Knight

First Appearance: Issue 15

**Blackbull**

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Bull

First Appearance: Issue 16

**Kronos**

Type: Draco-Titan Enchanter, Legendary Titan of Time

**Motif**: Kronos, Grim Reaper

First Appearance: Issue 17

**Kyojin**

Type: Yama-Titan

**Motif**: Shakoki-dogu

First Appearance: Issue 18

**Shadowing**

Type: Meso-Titan

**Motif**: Mothman

Etymology: This Titan's name is a combination of the words "shadow" and "wing".

First Appearance: Issue 19

**The following Titans appeared in the official Huntik collectible card game.**

**Furoji**

Type: Yama-Titan

Motif: Buddhist Monk

Etymology: This Titan's name means 'fire bath' in Japanese.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #5

**Kallipolitan**

Type: Krono-Titan

**Motif**: Cyclops

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #8

**Kyroptero**

Type: Litho-Titan

**Motif**: Bat

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a corruption of Chiroptera, the scientific order all bats belong to.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #11

**Peque**

Type: Meso-Titan

Motifs: Peque, Mayan Warrior

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #15

**Ponderous**

Type: Litho-Titan

Motif: Brontosaurus

Etymology: This Titan's name is an English word for something whose immense weight causes it to be slow or clumsy.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #16

**Wolf Knight**

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Werewolf

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #23

**Battlemaster**

Type: Krono-Titan

Motif: Greek Philosopher?

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #26

**Fan Dancer**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

Motif: Female Samurai

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #30

**Fireblade**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

Motif: Fire Ninja

First Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #31

**Hydramaskar**

Type: Meso-Titan

**Motifs**: Hydra, Totems

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #35

**Iron Monkey**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Snow Monkey, Samurai

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #36

**Janus Knight**

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

Motif: Horseback Knight

Etymology: This Titan's name is a reference to the Roman god Janus.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #37

**Kerosan**

Type: Yama-Titan

Motif: Devil Woman

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on "kerosene", a highly flammable liquid often used as fuel.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #39

**Slitherfang**

Type: Hecto-Titan

**Motifs**: Cobra, Boa Constrictor, Apep?

Etymology: This Titan's name is a combination of the English words "slither" and "fang".

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #48

**Sunhawk**

Type: Meso-Titan

**Motif**: Thunderbird

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #49

**Ferryman**

Type: Hecto-Titan

**Motifs**: Jackal, Anubis

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #54

**Fire Kappa**

Type: Yama-Titan

**Motif**: Kappa

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #56

**Giantkiller**

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

Motif: King David

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #58

**Hoozoto**

Type: Meso-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Ahuizotl

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #59

**Pan**

Type: Gaia-Titan

**Motif**: Pan, Faun/Satyr

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #66

**The Riderless Chariot**

Type: Krono-Titan

Motif: Horse-Drawn Chariot

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #67

**Riverjaw**

Type: Meso-Titan

**Motif**: Crocodile

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #68

**Scolopen**

Type: Swara-Titan

**Motifs**: Centipede, Barbarian

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #69

Note: This Titan is the only one of the Swara-Titan category to not appear in the TV series.

**Tremayne**

Type: Gaia-Titan

**Motifs**: Fairy, Dragonfly

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #74

**Akamaru**

Type: Meso-Titan

**Motif**: Snake

Etymology: This Titan's name might be based on Akamaru Island, located in the Gambler Islands of French Polynesia.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #76

**Akmen-Meo**

Type: Hecto-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Black Cat

Etymology: This Titan's name contains "meow", the onomatopoeia for the sound a cat makes.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #77

**Bellona**

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Bellona, Lion, Roman Gladiator

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #78

**Derenzar**

Type: Draco-Titan

Motif: Lizard

Etymology: *Unknown*

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #79

**Ferric Warbringer**

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Medieval Knight

Etymology: This Titan's name contains "ferric", a word describing things related to iron.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #81

**Gawain**

Type: Gaia-Titan

**Motifs**: Green Knight, Cernunnos

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on Sir Gawain, a character from Arthurian mythology.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #82

**Invisible Knight**

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

Motif: Invisible Man

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #84

**Jeweled Colossus**

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

Motif: *Unknown*

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #85

**Metzi**

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Metzi, Skeleton, Aztec Warrior

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #87

**Salamandrake**

Type: Meso-Titan

Motif: Serpent

Etymology: This Titan's name is formed from the names of two types of mythological dragons, the salamander and the drake.

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #91

**Storm Gladiator**

Type: Krono-Titan

**Motif**: Roman Gladiator

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #92

**Wormwalker**

Type: Meso-Titan

Motif: Cloaked Figure

Appearance: Secrets and Seekers #97

**Mucalin**

Type: Yama-Titan

**Motifs**: Hydra, Yamata no Orochi

Etymology: This Titan's name might be a reference to Mucalinda, a Naga that shielded the Buddha from a seven day storm using their immense hood.

Appearance: Legendary Saga #12

**Mason**

Type: Litho-Titan

Motif: *Unknown*

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on the English word "mason" (referring to anyone who works with stone).

Appearance: Legendary Saga #37

**Crashion**

Type: Litho-Titan Scout

Motif: Bloodhound

Appearance: Legendary Saga #43

**Heirospecter**

Type: Hecto-Titan

**Motif**: Ghost

Appearance: Legendary Saga #46

**Mirram**

Type: Meso-Titan

**Motif**: Kangaroo

Appearance: Legendary Saga #48

**Chaingolem**

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #34

**Dambala**

Type: Meso-Titan

Motifs: Dambala, Serpent

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #36

**Kabuki**

Type: Yama-Titan

Motif: Kabuki Performer

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #40

**Stone Sage**

Type: Krono-Titan

Motif: Stone Humanoid

Etymology: This Titan's name references a type of wise philosopher prominent in Ancient Greek culture.

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #46

**Thresher**

Type: Meso-Titan

Motif: Land Shark

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #48

**Breaker Cub**

Type: Meso-Titan

Motifs: Bear, Native American

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #53

**Oddrey 2**

Type: Gaia-Titan Scout

Motif: Venus Flytrap

Etymology: This Titan is based on Audrey II, the main antagonist of the classic film Little Shop of Horrors.

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #57

**Pagemite**

Type: Draco-Titan

**Motif**: Grimoire

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #58

**Calbolg**

Type: Gaia-Titan Warrior

Motifs: *Unknown*

Etymology: This Titan's name might be based on Caladbolg, a legendary sword from Gaelic mythology.

Appearance: Omens and Legacies #99

**Lich**

Type: Krono-Titan

**Motifs**: Lich, Greek Soldier, Skeleton, Undead

Appearance: Promotional Card #19

**The following Titans are fanmade creations owned by GamepadtheDreamer.**

**Yunchang**

Type: Yama-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Guan Yu

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on Guan Yu's courtesy name.

**Valkyrie**

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Valkyrie, Angel

**Argus Panoptes**

Type: Krono-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Argus Panoptes, Eyeballs

**Doppelganger**

Type: Draco-Titan Enchanter

**Motifs**: Doppelganger, Gelatinous Fluid

**Osiris**

Type: Hecto-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Osiris

**Morgan**

Type: Gaia-Titan Enchantress

**Motifs**: The Morrigan, Morgan Le Fay, Crow

**Monoceros**

Type: Draco-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Medieval Knight, Unicorn

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a legendary animal related to the unicorn.

**Barometz**

Type: Draco-Titan Scout

**Motifs**: Vegetable Lamb of Tartary, Sheep

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on an alternative name for it's primary motif.

**Balor**

Type: Gaia-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Balor, Cyclops, Potato

**Leprechaun**

Type: Gaia-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Leprechaun

**Ankhcrest**

Type: Hecto-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Sarcophagus, Mummy

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on a combination of the words "ankh" and "crest".

**Thoth**

Type: Hecto-Titan Enchanter

Motifs: Thoth, Baboon

**Scylla**

Type: Krono-Titan Enchanter

Motifs: Scylla, Squid

**Pegasus**

Type: Krono-Titan Scout

**Motifs**: Pegasus

**Draugr**

Type: Litho-Titan Warrior

**Motifs**: Draugr, Tree Roots

**Ratatoskr**

Type: Litho-Titan Scout

**Motifs**: Ratatoskr, Squirrel

**Akhlut**

Type: Meso-Titan Warrior

Motifs: Akhlut, Killer Whale, Wolf

**La Llorona**

Type: Meso-Titan Enchanter

**Motifs**: La Llorona, Bride

**To Neinilli**

Type: Meso-Titan Scout

Motifs: To Neinilli, Water Elemental

**Razorscythe**

Type: Swara-Titan Warrior

**Motif**: Praying Mantis

**Drakestriker**

Type: Swara-Titan Scout

**Motif**: Dragonfly

**Mahobaku**

Type: Yama-Titan Enchanter

**Motifs**: Baku, Malaysian Tapir

Etymology: This Titan's name can be translated as "Magical Tapir" in Japanese.

**Obakezori**

Type: Yama-Titan Scout

**Motifs**: Bakezori, Sandal

Etymology: This Titan's name is based on "obake" (a Japanese word for a ghost) and "bakezori".

## Ideas

### Titan Concepts

* Ah Muzen Cab (Meso-Titan?)
* Ah Puch (Meso-Titan?)
* Anat (Hecto-Titan?)
* Anhur (Hecto-Titan?)
* Antlion (Swara-Titan?)
* Astarte (Hecto-Titan?)
* Bahamut (Hecto-Titan?)
* Banshee (Gaia-Titan?)
* Bastet (Hecto-Titan?)
* Bed Bug (Swara-Titan?)
* Bennu (Hecto-Titan?)
* Beowulf (Draco-Titan?)
* Bicorn (Draco-Titan?)
* Bishop-Fish (Draco-Titan?)
* Cait-Sith (Gaia-Titan?)
* Calydonian Boar (Krono-Titan?)
* Camazotz (Meso-Titan?)
* Carbuncle (Meso-Titan?)
* Changeling (Draco-Titan?)
* Charybdis (Krono-Titan?)
* Chimera (Krono-Titan?)
* Chupacabra (Meso-Titan?)
* Cicada (Swara-Titan?)
* Cockatrice (Draco-Titan?)
* Cockroach (Swara-Titan?)
* Crom Cruach (Gaia-Titan?)
* Cu-Sith (Gaia-Titan?)
* Dobhar-chu (Gaia-Titan?)
* Fafnir (Litho-Titan?)
* Fairy Queen (Gaia-Titan?)
* Grasshopper (Swara-Titan?)
* Griffin (Krono-Titan?)
* Gullinbursti (Litho-Titan?)
* Gullinkambi (Litho-Titan?)
* Harpy (Krono-Titan?)
* Hippocampus (Krono-Titan?)
* Hobgoblin (Draco-Titan?)
* Hornet (Swara-Titan?)
* Horus (Hecto-Titan?)
* House Fly (Swara-Titan?)
* Ishtar (Hecto-Titan?)
* Isis (Hecto-Titan?)
* Jack O' Lantern (Gaia-Titan?)
* Jormungandr (Litho-Titan?)
* Khepri (Hecto-Titan?)
* Kobold (Draco-Titan?)
* Komainu (Yama-Titan?)
* Ladybug (Swara-Titan?)
* Leanan Sidhe (Gaia-Titan?)
* Merrow (Gaia-Titan?)
* Mosquito (Swara-Titan?)
* Poltergeist (Litho-Titan?)
* Puca (Gaia-Titan?)
* Scorpion (Swara-Titan?)
* Selkie (Gaia-Titan?)
* Silverfish (Swara-Titan?)
* Sleipnir (Litho-Titan?)
* Sphinx (Hecto-Titan?)
* Stick Insect (Swara-Titan?)
* Stinkbug (Swara-Titan?)
* Stymphalian Bird (Krono-Titan?)
* Succubus (Draco-Titan?)
* Sun Wukong (Yama-Titan?)
* Termite (Swara-Titan?)
* Vortigern (Draco-Titan?)
* Will-O-The-Wisp (Draco-Titan?)
* Zombie (Meso-Titan?)