Herobrine

Herobrine as seen during the prologue

„*Some even say... He was there.*”
— The Walls of Time, narrated by Thalleous Sendaris, on Herobrine's involvement in the Great War.
**Herobrine** (also referred to as "**He**") is a mysterious figure who looks human and is also rumoured to have participated in the first Great War. Herobrine is a legendary and feared entity across Ardonia. As shown in Episode 8, when a customer reacted when a bartender casually said his name, saying that it brings bad luck. This is further proven when Thalleous, during the prologue of Episode 1, was afraid of speaking his name and instead referred to him as "He". Herobrine appears in the second Great War to help the Knights Of Ardonia fight against the Nether forces.

## Characteristics

**Herobrine** has distinguishable white eyes and a shirt with an aqua-teal color with dark blue pants, he also carries a sword made by an unknown material and uses lightning to teleport similar to Thalleous's Mobilium' song. His appearance is nearly identical to Minecraft's default Steve skin, except for his white glowing eyes.

## Appearances

### Episode 1

He was briefly shown during the Prologue given by Thalleous. Before he was shown, a sword and what appears to be a body lay on the ground, leaving people to wonder what He does or had done. Nevertheless, he was seen in a forest with magical floating lights and dim mist.

### Episode 8 (Mentioned)

In the Biggerton bar, while a citizen talked about how in the old days people sang songs of war, adventure and magic, the bartender scoffed that those same people used to worry about legends like Herobrine, only to have the frightened citizen tell him not to say that name, because it's bad luck.

### Episode 20

Herobrine warped into Ardonia after a beacon was turned on by Achillean Nestoris.

### Episode 21

Grim walked over to Herobrine and made as if to poke him but Herobrine turned menacingly and Grim put his hand behind his head innocently. Herobrine then guarded Ataraxia while the rest of the Knights of Ardonia slept. He then turned towards Senn, nodded and smiled.

### Episode 22

When the Knights of Ardonia charged the netherrack barrier in Meridian, Herobrine appeared ahead of them in a lightning strike and hit the barrier first, taking on many wither skeletons at the same time. Later he rushed down the walkway and killed many of the wither skeletons. After that, after killing more wither skeletons, he engaged the Angel of Death. The angel cut at him a few times, causing him to fall back. He seemed to be losing, but he used lightning to teleport to the top of a tower, leapt off and cut at the angel. This causes his flying to become limped. When the nether retreated, Herobrine was hot on their heels. At the end of the battle, Herobrine went to the side, raised his sword, and with a strike of lightning, was gone.

### Episode 25

When the Knights of Ardonia marched through Gale Point, the Deathsinger attacked. Herobrine engaged him in combat, winning at first until he looked down to see blood coming out of his hand. Before Deathsinger could finish him, he disappeared with a bolt of lightning.

### Episode 29

After the second Great War, while Ria is connecting with her Mobilium song, lightning struck and Herobrine pulled out a wooden version of her spear, tossed it to her, and sparred with her with a wooden version of his own sword. Later, he was present when the Knights of Ardonia prepared to retake Crown Peak. Herobrine agreed by nodding to Hubris Nestoris question about whether Herobrine will be at Ria's side when she wields the prime songs against the Deathsinger.

### Episode 30

Alongside Borgen and Senn, he broke into Sulliman's house as a means of sneaking into Crown Peak. He attacked a wither alongside Senn and Ria. Later he is first into the courtyard, cutting off all three of its heads at once. He was later forced to retreat from the courtyard, but is soon seen heading along the walkway to support the reinforcements. He was also pushed back along with Senn and Ria. At the end of the episode after the narration, Ria spotted Herobrine watching from a hillside. He smiled, nodded and walked away while Senn and Ria watched, and finally disappeared with a strike of lightning. It is unknown if he ever returned to the Overworld, now that his job was complete.

## Powers and abilities

Herobrine appears to be a skilled combat. He was able to compete with the Deathsinger, although the latter's use of Songs was too much and caused Herobrine to bleed. Herobrine is supposedly immortal in his own realm, but becomes mortal in the Overworld, thus forcing him to flee once things begin to look bad for him. Despite this, he is powerful and can utilize and appear in a bolt of lightning. His abilities were easily above Ria's as of Episode 29.

## Trivia

* He appears to be old friends with the Tidesinger.
* Unlike usual interpretations of him as a feared entity, he is a prominent hero in Season 3.
* The hand bleeding in Episode 25 may be a reference to the classic Minecraft fight animation *Gods Don't Bleed* by Dillongoo.
* He can teleport using lightning and the Mobilium songs.
* He was mentioned in the 11th Wall of Time.
* He is theorized to be alive.
* He is immortal in his own dimension, but he can die in other dimensions. That would explain where he goes after teleporting and why he doesn't engage with Deathsinger in combat after getting hurt.
* He is usually depicted as a villain in Minecraft content, due to his origins as a creepypasta.