Morzogo

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## Relationships

### Affiliation

Earth Invasion Team

**Morzogo** (MORE-ZUH-GOH) is the cold Vani assigned to Earth. He is the Vani who controlled Stephan and forced to kill millions with his Makeshift Machine, the Tundra Lens. He is the main antagonist of ULTERIOR SPECTACLE/Shutter of the Gargoyles. His weak spot is on his “rib cage”.

## Background

Morzogo was an excavation overseer prior to the Brandshock.

At the age of 115, Morzogo went on an archaeological survey to a Kval-ladened forest within a Devarian district. After his supervisors went on to discuss business-related things among each other, he wandered off into the woods looking for food, taking some fruit from a basket he found on his trip. This is when he met Xelzerin, who caught Morzogo trying to flee the scene. Fortunately for him, Xelzerin was forgiving and even gave him a free fruit basket upon learning of his situation. Grateful for the gift, Morzogo soon departed to meet up with his superiors, promising his new friend to visit again in the future.

## Abilities

Morzogo is capable of mind controlling at least his tether, though it is unknown if this ability is exclusive to him.

### Makeshift Machine

Morzogo's Makeshift Machine is the Tundra Lens. Those targeted by this will have infinitely-generating ice spread onto their bodies, effectively freezing them in an instant. Victims don't seem to be killed immediately, as Mavra was still conscious after being frozen, though it's likely that they'll die off soon after due to being unable to access basic needs.

## Personality

Morzogo is cold in both a literal and figurative sense. A stoic and professional being, he typically observes from a distance, carefully planning his next course of action. Any moments of happiness will lead to him denying those feelings, giving others the impression that he is never satisfied. His calculating nature also gives way to perfectionism. While he won't throw a tantrum if things don't go his way, he will make sure his feelings of unhappiness are known.

In the past, Morzogo was shown to be rather shy and socially awkward, often stuttering with his words. He was also prone to getting defensive should one make a point against him, as seen when Xelzerin identified him as the one who stole some fruit.

## Relationships

* Mavra Kamenev: Morzogo's tether. He views Mavra as nothing more than a mean to carry out his role in the mercy mission, keeping his distance from the boy and keeping him brainwashed throughout his attack. After his plan failed, Morzogo immediately deemed Mavra a disappointment and quickly left him. However, it is implied that there may be more to his view of Mavra than what's found on the surface.
* Xelzerin: Initially, Morzogo was rather dismissive of Xelzerin, calling him an oaf on multiple occasions. However, once Xelzerin gave him a basket of fruit for free, he began to warm up to the harvester, a friendship between them forming as he promises to visit the next day. It is unknown if their relationship has changed in modern times.

## Development

Morzogo’s appearance is largely inspired by skeletons, vampires, gargoyles, and owls. With his clothing, he is inspired by gothic and dapper styles. His name is based on the words "rigor mortis", "freeze", and "morgue".

## Trivia

* Morzogo is wearing the skin of another unknown Vani.
* Although he looks very skeletal in appearance, Morzogo's body is still made of flesh like every other Vani.
* Morzogo is one of the few Vani to wear clothes.
* His brand represents his secretive nature. Much like a cage, he is generally closed off to those outside of his sphere.

## Gallery

Reference sheet.Reference sheet (Cloaked).Morzogo in the title card for ULTERIOR SPECTACLE.A younger Morzogo.