Name: Death
Gender: Male
Age: immortal
Series: Darksiders
StoryMode: Enabled (But good luck forcing him to be Influenced. XD)
Role: Tourist
Personality:Death is described as an arrogant, sarcastic, cold and calculating anti-hero who is resourceful and opportunistic. He has seen and done many things that could be considered immoral, ranging from genocide, the destruction of entire worlds and the creation of weapons of world-ending power. He doesn't wait for things to happen, rather, he causes them to happen. Death also appears to be quite cunning, as shown during the Abomination crisis. During the incident, he formulated an intricate plan, based on decieving both his ememies and allies, to destroy the Ravaiim blood needed to power the Abominations. The plan, though requiring the sacrifice of his own brother, succeeded entirely as he intended. He is very harsh on his brethren, as he was not hesitant in cutting off War's left arm in order to teach him a lesson. Also, unlike his brother War who considers killing as his duty, Death sees killing as an art.
Despite this, he cares deeply for his brothers and sister. He took a blow for Fury, brought War back to life after being killed. He also showed that he was willing to stand up to the Charred Council to prove his brother's innocence, and said to Crowfather at one point that he would "storm the White City" itself if it meant saving War. Additionally, he sacrificed both himself and the souls of the Nephilim to erase War's supposed crime and resurrect humanity. He also saved Uriel and her squad of Hellguard angels from a Suffering on the destroyed Earth, though not without grumbling about it. Even though he declares that he is nobody's errand boy, he helps many in their endeavours. Death's tendency to help others was commented on by Oran, who observed that he was not as cold as he pretended to be, to which Death responded that he should keep it to himself. He also posesses a dry, sardonic wit and sense of humor, and sees killing as an art rather than a duty as War does.
As the Rider of the Pale Horse, he often appears somewhat morbid and ominous towards those who speak to him. He is starting to feel guilt for some of his past actions such as the creation of the Grand Abominations and the destruction of his fellow Nephilim. It should be noted that, despite his often abrasive nature, he is the only one of the Horsemen to feel remorse over the destruction of the Nephilim. In addition, he also felt terrible guilt and remorse for purposely allowing War to die as a result of his planning during the Abomination crisis, so much so that he could not bring himself to tell War the truth about what had happened after resurecting him.
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Dislikes: look at personality
History:
http://darksiders.wikia.com/wiki/Death (his history was too long to type)
Other: Wow what a terrific audience
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