Lucas Norman

* New 1989
* 2012
* 1989
* Air-Walker
* Were-Walker

### Died

August 8th, 1989 *(consciousness)*April 6th, 2012 *(physical, reversed by Jacob Hamilton)*

November 23rd, New 1989

### Cause of Death

Consciousness taken over by the Dark Lord and body later melted down to form the Goblin King *(in erased timeline)*Chest punctured by the Were-Goblin and died of blood loss

### Age

17 *(Season 1)*18 *(Season 2)*

19 *(Season 3)*

42 *(Season 4)*

20 *(Season 5)*

### Aliases

Air-Walker
 Biggest Asshole in Town
 Herald of the Dark Lord
 Were-Walker

### Other Relations

Max Hamilton - arch-enemyNick Mayes - enemy *(former friend)*

Matt - friend *(formerly)*

### Occupation

Student at Dewberry High School *(formerly)*Herald and servant of the Dark Lord

## Physical Information

### Hair Colour

Golden brown *(human)*Black *(Air-Walker)*

## Appearances

### Appears In

60

> *"I'm...**sorry**..."*
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> -- Lucas's last words to the Fellowship, having finally redeemed himself, New 1989
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**Lucas Norman** is a recurring character in *Season 1* and *Season 2*, and a main character in *Season 3*, *Season 4* and *Season 5* of *The 48th Street Fellowship*. He is a student at Dewberry High School and the most notorious bully present there in 1987.

He frequently targets smaller groups of kids, including the group calling themselves the 48th Street Fellowship. He was eventually beaten up by Nick Mayes, putting him in his place. He continued to bully the Fellowship until Max Hamilton humiliated him in front of the entire school. Lucas swore revenge, his anger and desire for vengeance attracting what little remained of the Dark Lord in the human dimension. Lucas was subsequently possessed by the malevolent entity, transforming into the herald of the Dark Lord, the **Air-Walker**, in 1989.

As Air-Walker, Lucas set about possessing several residents of Dewberry in order to create an army of goblins. The Air-Walker also built a monster out of the remains of the Shadow Goblin and several possessed residents and animals. After he was defeated by Max, it proved impossible to separate the Dark Lord from him, so the Fellowship locked him in a cell deep underneath Dewberry, surrounded by heat and rendering him harmless.

Over the course of 23 years, the part of the Dark Lord within Lucas slowly replaced his DNA with pure condensed shadow, melting down his body and reforming the biological material into the monstrous Goblin King, effectively killing him.

Back during Thanksgiving 1989, Lucas remained confined in his prison, with his future transformation into the Goblin King erased by Jacob Hamilton when he travelled back in time to 1989. Jacob, possessed by the Dark Lord, gave the Air-Walker far more power, making it near invincible. The Air-Walker then merged with the Were-Goblin, forming the **Were-Walker**, a creature able to kill the entire Fellowship single-handedly.

During the final clash at the MacNamera Portal, whatever was left of Lucas inside the Air-Walker was telepathically reached by Ellie. Freed from the Dark Lord's control, Lucas used the Air-Walker's powers to maim the Were-Goblin, but was fatally injured in the process. Transforming back into human form, he passed peacefully, his final words being an apology which redeemed him in the eyes of those he had tormented and bullied for so long.

Lucas serves as a minor antagonist in *Season 1* and *Season 2* and the primary antagonist of *Season 3*, a recurring antagonist in *Season 4* and the secondary antagonist of *Season 5*.

## Biography

### Early Life

Lucas was raised in Florida. He was close with both his mother and father and had an extraordinarily happy childhood.

Years of abuse at the hands of his grieving father ultimately turned him into a bully who targeted those smaller and weaker than him, just like his father.

### 1988

#### August 2nd

Lucas returns home and smashes his mirror, enraged that Max stood up to him and curses him. He hears a noise upstairs and investigates. He opens his bedroom door to see his walls covered in blood. His door slams on him before he sees his deformed reflection in the mirror; through the reflection, the Dark Lord speaks to him, promising Lucas revenge and power in return for serving its every whim. Lucas is forced to agree before he is knocked onto his bed. He looks up to see his room clear and his reflection normal until a wereworm emerges from his mirror and into his mouth. His body twists and mutilates into the reflection previously seen, before returning to normal.

### 1989

#### August 1st

Over a year after he was possessed, Lucas has become paranoid and even more aggressive and short tempered. He has adopted a habit of staring in a mirror or reflective surface every few seconds, checking if the distorted reflection appears again. He goes to a party that only includes those who have been forced to stay in high school another year and is asked to leave by his former friend Matt, who says that his presence is bringing the party down due to his reputation for being humiliated by Max. Lucas storms out in a rage and steals some alcohol from a store around the corner. As he walks home, he feels he is being followed. He finishes the bottle when he gets home and smashes the glass.

He heads upstairs to his room, takes the gun from under his bed and plans to commit suicide. He looks at his reflection and recoils in horror to see the twisted reflection once more. Lucas drops the gun as an intense pain overcomes him. His body begins to contort and twist as his body and bone structure change. His screams wake up the neighbours and his transformed face is hidden by his hair, which turns pale and grows long. He hears the call of the Dark Lord and lets out a chilling screech.

At night, Lucas lies in wait on an unlit road as a car narrowly avoids running him over. When the driver confronts him, Lucas grabs him by the throat and lifts him into the air before he starts levitating. Lucas drops the driver from several stories before infecting the wife with a wereworm. His hideous face is revealed for the first time: pale and thin, his eyes glazed and his teeth sharpened to fangs.

### 2012

#### April 6th

Lucas' body disintegrates into a pile of flesh and bone, combining with the melted bodies of several animals. The flesh congeals and forms a spider-like creature, which breaks out of the cell.

### New 1989

#### November 23rd

As Ellie touches his face, she sees Lucas's happy childhood memories, as well as the trauma that turned him into a bully like his father. As she reminds him of his mother, Lucas suddenly awakens and fights off the Dark Lord, pulling himself free from the Were-Goblin.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

Lucas is known for his looks, with his only big competition being Nick Mayes. He has long golden hair, which he takes great pride in.

As the Air-Walker, Lucas's handsome features are twisted into a figure of horror. His golden-brown hair turns black; his nose becomes crooked to resemble a goblin; his eyes yellow and this iris' become thin; his skin turns a hideous pale, his veins highlighted with black; his nails grow to become claws, and he becomes hideously thin. His teeth also sharpen, giving him yet another weapon. His hideous frame is usually covered by a black coat made of condensed shadow.

When Air-Walker merged with the Were-Goblin, it created a hideous creature that was a hybrid of both monsters. The most notable feature was the triple-opening jaws, filled with curved, jagged teeth.

### Personality

Lucas is captivating, suave and edgy with a violent and unpredictable nature revealed only to those closest to him, especially those of a younger age. He acts antagonistic towards his friends, especially Nick, who he sees as a rival to overcome. It is later revealed that Lucas had a turbulent home life, resulting in him only being able to vent his anger on those smaller and younger than him.

When he is possessed by the Dark Lord, Lucas initially has no change in his personality, other than developing a severe hatred of Nick, Max and his classmates, who begin rejecting him due to his humiliation. As the year passes, he becomes increasingly paranoid.

When Lucas transforms into the Air-Walker, he loses all traces of individuality and twists into a true monster, willing to obey the Dark Lord for his own gain. As Lucas loses more and more of himself, all traces of his personality or character is removed, becoming a hollow extension of the Dark Lord as part of the hive mind. By the end of the Battle of Neverland, there is no presumably trace of Lucas left.

In New 1989, when Ellie brings back memories of Lucas's happy childhood, he somehow rejects the Dark Lord and, in an attempt to redeem himself, sacrifices himself to stop the Were-Goblin, saving the Fellowship. As he lay dying, he was forgiven by those he had tormented for years and died in peace.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

Before he was possessed by the Dark Lord, Lucas had no supernatural abilities. After he was possessed, he gained several abilities that made him the Dark Lord's primary host. His possessed form became known as "Air-Walker" due to its power of flight.

### Superpowers

* **Hive Mind:** Like the thralls, Lucas is connected to a hive mind where he is able to communicate to and share the pain of other thralls. This also allows him to telepathically control goblins, shown when he sends a pack of adult goblins to kill Max at the construction site.
* **Enhanced strength:** Both as a human and as the Air-Walker, the possessed Lucas demonstrates greatly enhanced strength. As Air-Walker, his strength is great enough to withstand the psychokinetic abilities of Ellie and a single punch from him could produce a shockwave.
* **Enhanced** **durability:** Another ability he had gained after becoming one of the thralls was that he was able to take hits and blows that a normal human would not be able to.
* **Healing Factor:** Air-Walker has the ability to fully regenerate from virtually any injury, although the time taken for this to happen depends on the severity of the injury. Physical damage such as gunshots and melee attacks have little to no effect on his progress, but more substantial blows such as explosions, high-speed impacts and those of a supernatural nature are more capable of stopping him.
* **Possession:** As the Dark Lord's servant - and containing part of the Shadow Goblin - the Air-Walker has full control over the parasitic vine-like wereworms, able to release them from his hands and guide them beneath Dewberry. Through the wereworms, Air-Walker is able to possess people and turn them into Thralls, unwilling human servants to the Dark Lord. He uses this ability specifically to implant gestating goblins within the bodies of the Leshers, to summon those whose bodies would be used to rebuild the Shadow Goblin, and to indoctrinate several people to kill the Fellowship.
* **Tendrils:** After merging with the Were-Goblin, the Air-Walker gains the ability to grow tendrils from its back.
* **Flight:** The power that gave the Air-Walker its name was its ability to fly; it is unique in the fact it is able to fully fly at high speeds, rather than levitate like other superpowered characters. He can fly at near supersonic speeds when the Dark Lord takes over him completely.

#### Weaknesses

* **Arrogance**
* **Vengeance:** Lucas's desire for revenge is what initially drew the Dark Lord to possess him; the Dark Lord chose him specifically due to him wanting to kill Max for humiliating him.
* **Heat:** As a being connected to the Dark Lord's hive mind, Air-Walker has a natural vulnerability to heat, especially fire, and expresses pain and discomfort when subjected to it. Unlike the other creatures of the hive mind, however, the Air-Walker does not *fear* heat, making him the perfect tool to kill Max. His vengeful connection to Max resulted in him feeling the burn on his right arm whenever Max activated his powers.

### Abilities

* **Strength:** Lucas is very strong due to his athletic nature.
* **Endurance**

## Relationships

### Max Hamilton

> *"...All I want is your **blood** on my hands. And I'll destroy the **entire world** if it means that happens!"*
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> -- A final moment of individuality allows Lucas to reveal his hatred of Max
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Lucas possesses an intense hatred of Max for humilating him in front of the entire school.

### Nick Mayes

> *"Piss off, Mayes. There's a new king,"*
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Lucas and Nick start out as friends, but they demonstrate a rivalry that boils down into them becoming enemies.

## Trivia

* EDStudios hinted that Lucas will play a much more important role in *Season 3*. This proved true, becoming the season's main antagonist as the Air-Walker.
* Lucas/Air-Walker appears in *Season 4* as a new character.
* Lucas has the most deaths of any character in the series, having died three times: the first time in 1989, the second time in 2012, and the third time in New 1989.

## Behind the Scenes

* The name "Air-Walker" and its role as Herald of the Dark Lord is a reference to the obscure Marvel Comics character of the same name who served as one of the heralds of the cosmic entiy Galactus.