King John Koopa V

* Portrait
* Prologue

**Cousin Relatives**
Prince Rodrick Koopa (Cousin Once Removed)
Lord Sigmund Phoenix (Half-Cousin)
Prince Richard Koopa(Cousin Once Removed)
Lord Richard Koopa (son of Richard) (Second Cousin)

**King John Koopa V** was the twenty-seventh monarch of the Koopa Kingdom who reigned from the year 1442 up until his death on an accident in 1445, reigning for only three years. Despite of his short reign, John Koopa V is considered one of the greatest Kings the Koopa Kingdom has ever seen, carrying on with the legacy of his father King John Koopa IV, who is considered just as good of a king as he was.

John V's greatest achievement was capturing the Bohnenkraut King Klaus Von Speckbohne VI and securing the Bohnenkraut throne for the Koopa Kingdom, as well as marrying Klaus' daughter, Klaudia Von Speckbohne. He was also known to be a capable swordsman and effective leader, scoring many great victories on the battlefield. John Koopa V died after his Mustie stepped on a cactus and accidentally flung him across Teehee Valley to his death, leaving his young son John to become the feeble King John Koopa VI of both the Koopa and Bohnenkraut Kingdoms at the age of nine months.

King John Koopa V is based on King Henry V of England.

## History

### Reign of Richard II

In the *War of Frozen Flames* prologue featured in *The Feeble King*, John V is first mentioned alongside his younger brothers Taylor & Blayne, whom King Richard Koopa II held in captivity whilst their father Prince John Koopa was in exile. They were spared execution by their grandfather, Prince Blayne Koopa, however when he himself passed away, Richard II planned to have the boys executed the minute he returned from his campaign in the Frosted Kingdom. Prince John feared the life of his children, and thus returned to the Koopa Kingdom with an army before Richard could make it back. Upon this arrival, accompanied by his friends Symon Blackfoot & Birchard Python, the nobles submitted to Prince John and handed him a crown. He was crowned King John Koopa IV, and Richard II was subsequently thrown in prison, where he later died.

### Reign of John IV

Upon this ascension, John became the heir to the throne as well as a Prince of the Koopa Kingdom. The prologue states John even at this age was a great warrior, and had a hand in helping his father, the now king, supress rebellions. Notably he was shown fighting alongside John against an army lead by two Blackfoot men and a member of the Kassimeer family, likely fighting on behalf of the claim to the throne of Raymund Kassimeer, who himself was a child and likely held in the Black Tower at the time.

### Hundred and Eight Years War

Upon John IV's death, John V became King of the Koopa Kingdom. It seems likely that he released Raymund Kassimeer and his sister Anna Kassimeer from the Black Tower by making them swear an oath to never try to take the throne for themselves. He was showcased to lead great victories in the Hundred and Eight Years War, accomplishing several victories that ultimately lead to the capture of the Bohnenkraut King Klaus Von Speckbohne VI, described by the prologue as a mad king. He had Klaus VI sign a treaty, in which Klaus VI's daughter Princess Klaudia was to marry John V, who became Queen Consort of the Koopa Kingdom by this treaty and bore John V his only son, and in extension John V was appointed heir to the Bohnenkraut throne. This was a huge step in the war, and something that would greatly cement John V's legacy as a great king. Unfortunately, this victory was short lived, as John V would die in an infamous Mustie accident soon after. John V's death was a tremendous loss for the Kingdom, as he left behind his 9-month-old son as his heir. His two surviving brothers Blayne & Joseph would become regents for the two Kingdoms, with Blayne entrusted with ruling the Bohnenkraut Kingdom and continuing the war whilst Joseph was to look after affairs in the Koopa Kingdom and be the guardian of the now King John Koopa VI after the young king was separated from his mother Klaudia following her marrying a second time to Sir Arwin Solberg.

## In Videos

John V was first mentioned by Leon in the *Carl* episode Revenge of the Simp, whilst showing off his sword collection to Grace, Leon claimed to own an exact replica of John V's sword, which he used in the Hundred and Eight Years War. The sword, however, was not an exact replica of John V's sword as we see the real sword later in the *Wars of Frozen Flames* episode The Feeble King (III), though the sword would later be his own downfall as he would throw it into his fish tank causing his PorcuPuffer to attack him, launch him into his wall causing a surfboard to fall and impale his neck.