Corvus is a highly skilled tracker and veteran soldier of Katolis's Standing Battalion, and is one of Amaya's most trusted troops.[4] He later joined the Crownguard of Katolis to serve King Ezran.[5]
Appearance[]
Corvus is a physically fit man with dark skin and dark brown, braided hair, which is tied back in a bun. His facial features include hazel eyes, with a scar stretching across his right eye socket and eyebrow, and a three-day beard. His clothes consist of dark brown leather armor with plated shin, boot, and forearm guards as well as a mint-green scarf around his neck and black trousers. Additionally, he wears two light brown belts around his waist, with another one extending into a shoulder plate protecting his left shoulder. A slim bag is attached to his lowest belt.
Two years after the battle at the Storm Spire, Corvus has cut his hair into a shorter length and tied them into dreads. He also has placed the crest of the Katolian Crownguard on the center of his leather armor.
Personality[]
At first, Corvus appears mostly silent, reserved and soft-spoken, only speaking when he questions Rayla.[6] However, later on, he is shown as a far more concerned person, especially with the fate of the princes. He is also shown as nervous quite easily, as showcased when Ezran goes for a walk and he begins to panic immediately when he believed that Ezran was eaten by a Banther.[7] Like Opeli, he is very loyal and supportive of Ezran.[8]
According to Callum, Corvus has a dry sense of humor.[9] Despite showing some repulsion towards toilet jokes, he eventually joins Ezran and Soren in laughing at the puns that they unintentionally created.[10]
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After countless battles and secret missions, Corvus earned Amaya's trust forever. His loyalty to Katolis is unalloyed, and his skill as a tracker unparalleled. He might be soft-spoken, but it comes in handy when he's on the trail of Moonshadow Elf assassins. |
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Skills and Abilities[]
Tracking[]
Corvus is a skilled tracker, able to track Callum, Ezran, and Rayla down a river without being noticed[6] and also tracked Team Zym all the way past the Cursed Caldera,[1] impressing Rayla up to the point where she admitted that his tracking skills were better than that of a Moonshadow Elf.[8]
Fighting[]
As a veteran soldier, Corvus has also shown himself to be a very capable fighter, equipped with a weapon resembling a kaginawa. He swings the hook on the end of the chain, and then launches it at opponents to capture them or disarm them.[9][11]
Communication[]
Corvus is fluent in using Katolian sign language, which allows him to communicate with Amaya.[12]
Photographic Memory[]
Corvus can notice the tiniest details and changes. He states that he can tell if a fly's leg is broken or merely sprained and correctly deduces that the island Aaravos is disguised as is a new element in the Valley of the Graves.[13]
Baking[]
Corvus seems to be an excellent baker, as he is the only one who can create good enough oatmeal raisin cookies for Amaya's birthday.[14]
Musician[]
Corvus has proven himself to be a talented cellist and composer, able to play a piece he wrote called "A Song of Love and Loss".[15]
Trivia[]
- The name "Corvus" means "Raven" in Latin.[16]
- Corvus likes horses, a well-tied knot, camping, winning, and scavenger hunts. He dislikes paperwork, being cooped up indoors, riddles, and chains or ropes that get tangled.[9]
- Corvus's placeholder name in early development was "Dennis Trackerman".[17]
- Corvus's weapon design is based on the fleur-de-lis.[17]
- Corvus's favorite season is Autumn, as he fondly remembers the red and golden colors of the trees in the forests he grew up in, often sleeping underneath them over the years.[5]
Appearances[]
Book One - Moon
- 104. "Bloodthirsty" (no lines)
- 106. "Through the Ice"
Book Two - Sky
- 203. "Smoke and Mirrors"
- 207. "Fire and Fury"
- 208. "The Book of Destiny"
- 209. "Breathe"
Book Three - Sun
- 301. "Sol Regem" (no lines)
- 302. "The Crown"
- 303. "Ghost" (no lines)
- 304. "The Midnight Desert"
- 305. "Heroes and Masterminds"
- 309. "The Final Battle" (no lines)
Book Four - Earth
- 401. "Rebirthday"
- 402. "Fallen Stars"
- 403. "Breathtaking"
- 404. "Through the Looking Glass" (no lines)
Book Five - Ocean
- 501. "Domina Profundis" (no lines)
- 502. "Old Wounds"
- 503. "Nightmares & Revelations" (no lines)
- 504. "The Great Bookery"
- 507. "Sea Legs" (no lines)
- 508. "Finnegrin's Wake"
- 509. "Infantis Sanguine"
Book Six - Stars
- 602. "Love, War & Mushrooms"
- 604. "The Starscraper" (no lines)
- 607. "The Red Wedding"
Book Seven - Dark
- 701. "Death Alive"
- 702. "True Heart"
- 703. "The Glittering Bones"
- 705. "Sticky Fingers"
- 706. "Inversion"
- 707. "The Titan and the King"
- 708. "Dying Light"
- 709. "Nova"
Side Stories
Books
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Two, Chapter 3: "Smoke and Mirrors"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 The Dragon Prince Official Website (Lineup)
- ↑ CartoonUV Twitter - Two year timeskip
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 The Dragon Prince Official Website - Characters
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Changing of the Guard
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Book One, Chapter 6: "Through the Ice"
- ↑ Book Two, Chapter 8: "The Book of Destiny"
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Book Three, Chapter 5: "Heroes and Masterminds"
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Callum's Spellbook
- ↑ Book Five, Chapter 2: "Old Wounds"
- ↑ Book Three, Chapter 9: "The Final Battle"
- ↑ Book Five, Chapter 4: "The Great Bookery"
- ↑ Book Seven, Chapter 1: "Death Alive"
- ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Website Birthday Post
- ↑ Book Four, Chapter 3: "Breathtaking"
- ↑ Wikipedia - Corvus
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 The Art of The Dragon Prince