Lancelot is one of the main protagonists of The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse, he's the son of Ban and Elaine. A prince of the Kingdom of Benwick, he disappeared with his servant and mentor, Jericho when he was 10 years old. Six years later, during the events, he reappears as a mysterious talking fox named Sin, who accompanies Percival on his journey, and later as one of the Holy Knights of Liones and one of the Four Knights of the Apocalypse to revealed the human form.
Appearance[]
When he is 10 years old, Lancelot appears to have inherited both traits from his parents, but he primarily inherits his mother's facial features, and after first meeting him, most people recognize him and mistook him for a girl. He has fuchsia eyes, and short blonde hair, which he later cuts much shorter to make him look more boyish, while revealing a scar he received in a fight from Tristan.
In his teenage years, Lancelot appears tall and ripped. His hairstyle is more spiky and similar to his father's. He wears a sleeveless white and magenta suit made by his uncle King.
As a fairy, he appeared as a small, chubby, four-winged fairy with blue-green and yellow hair and dark skin. He wears a red and white jacket, a black glove on his right hand, a gauntlet on his left wrist, brown pants and his two black shoes.
As Sin, he appeared as an ordinary fox with pink fur covering most of his skin except for his underside and the tip of his tail. He wears a collar with a small crystal pendant around his neck and his eyes appear to be closed. This shape and name were given in honor of his father.
Personality[]
When first introduced, Lancelot appears cheerful and friendly, naive and innocent around the con artist merchant, but later learns that the merchant is tricking a fairy with junk in order to obtain a treasure. After watching the film, he revealed a more ruthless side similar to his father.
Lancelot always seems like a very serious and stoic person. Similar to Ban, he rarely shows any sympathy for his enemies and never hesitates to kill them if necessary. Although he rarely shows it, he cares deeply for those he loves and is determined to punish those who cause them harm.
As Sin, he was shown to be frank and frank in his conversations with Percival and Donny after saving them from Peregarde. Initially, he showed no interest in Percival, and he did not bother to talk to Percival until he had reason to believe that the boy was one of the Four Knights of the Apocalypse. This is because he claims to be part of a group hostile to Arthur Pendragon and the Holy Knights of Camelot pursue the four in order to stop the prophecy of world destruction.
His demeanor shows that he approaches the problem in a businesslike manner, casually dismissing Percival's objections that he does not intend to destroy the world, and despite the boy's intentions, it is destined to happen and argued that it cannot be prevented.