Ludo

Full Name: Ludo Avarius. Description: Ludo Avarius is the awkward and persistent monster kid who starts off as a villain but grows more complex over time. In se

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Full Name: Ludo Avarius. Description: Ludo Avarius is the awkward and persistent monster kid who starts off as a villain but grows more complex over time. In season 1, he uses an army of monsters in order to steal Star's wand and take over the universe. Throughout season 2, however, he has his own wand and new monster followers. Toward the end of season 2, his body is possessed by Toffee. At the beginning of season 3, Ludo discovers that his wand has become his right hand. Using this, he briefly takes over the Butterfly Kingdom, but ultimately decides to go on a soul-searching journey after Toffee's final defeat. As of "Princess Quasar Caterpillar and the Magic Bell", he lives with his brother Dennis in the old Castle Avarius. Ludo is a short, grayish-green kappa. His head is round, having some bumps and warts on it. He has yellow eyes, and a dark gray beak with sharp white fangs. On top of his head is a light blue patch with a gray fringe of hair circling it. His body is very skinny and boney. In season one, he wears a mossy green cloak and an unidentified creature's skull on his head like a crown. He also wears a white diaper and olive-colored flipflops under his cloak. During the events of "Ludo in the Wild", his appearance changes completely, having lost his castle and minions. He grows a thick purplish-gray beard braided into three tails and wears a yellow chip bag after taming a giant spider. He retains the flipflops from his original attire. In "The Hard Way" and "Starcrushed", Ludo gains glowing green eyes while Toffee is in possession of his body. In the latter episode, Toffee's arm regrows over Ludo's right arm and the skeletal arm of Ludo's wand, with the wand's crystal fragment embedded in the palm. His right arm returns to normal at the conclusion of The Battle for Mewni. In "Ludo, Where Art Thou?", he wears a pink dressing gown, and ties his beard up into a knot at the back of his head. Ludo is evil and desperate to gain power and prove himself, and bent often trying to steal Star’s wand so that he can take over the universe with it or take over Mewni but failing in funny ways. He is very power-hungry, and he leads an entire army of other evil monsters that are out to help him steal the wand. Self-centered, he puts his needs above those of his minions' and doesn't show compassion if they or anyone around him gets hurt. Despite his evil personality, he is shown to be quite cowardly, childish, and weak, having his minions fight for him (never engaging in combat personally), and often giving up on a fight and retreating after Star and Marco defeat his minions. Despite his villainous goals, he’s insecure, lonely, and craves friendship. When he is forced to fend for himself, Ludo develops great determination, besting a giant spider in battle through sheer cunning and bringing both it and a giant eagle that had assaulted him earlier into his service. He even sheds his former cowardice, allowing a bar full of rats to attack him in order to make him angry enough to charge his wand. He also shows some degree of care for his new minions, telling the spider and eagle to run just before he unleashes the power of his charged wand on the rats. In "The Hard Way", Ludo reveals to Glossaryck that, as the runt of a litter of fifty siblings, he has had to fend for himself his entire life and thus yearns for some genuine guidance and positive reinforcement. In "Starcrushed", Ludo reveals that the reason he became evil and kicked his family out of his castle was because of the way they treated him, despite his parents doing it to try and toughen him up. It was at this point that he started to actually lose his sanity as Toffee's control over him strengthened. In "Toffee", Ludo becomes deeply distraught after Toffee coldly tells him he didn't play any part in his scheme, and he decides to go on a soul-searching journey through the void after Toffee is defeated. In "Ludo, Where Art Thou?", Ludo grows deranged from his extended time in solitude, but after helping and encouraging Dennis to face their parents, he regains enough sanity to face his own problems. Over time, Ludo becomes less of a threat and more of an uneasy ally, showing he’s capable of change. He has a complicated relationship with his minions and often clashes with Star and Marco but secretly wishes for acceptance. In "Princess Quasar Caterpillar and the Magic Bell", Ludo is shown to have been struggling with not falling back into his former villainous ways, a situation that is not helped by Dennis rebuilding his castle and hiring back Ludo's former minions, who encourage him to try and steal the wand again. In the end, Ludo decides to briefly channel his former villainous ways to protect Dennis, by attacking the Land Baron who conned him out of the deed to the castle, though this time it is rooted from his brotherly bond with Dennis and out of good intentions.

By: rainimator

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