Pelliot

Pelliot is the son of the village chief of Ordan Village and grows up idolizing The Seven Deadly Sins.

He often plays "The Seven Deadly Sins pretend" with the other village children, enthusiastically acting out the heroes’ exploits.

In his childhood, he becomes deeply attached to Gowther, who is hiding his identity and using the false name "Armand."

Pelliot’s encounters with Gowther awaken his dream of becoming a real Holy Knight.

During a crisis in Ordan Village, Pelliot shows remarkable bravery for a child, even scolding his own father for trying to appease the Demon Clan by offering villagers as sacrifices.

This sense of justice and moral courage becomes a defining trait that he carries into adulthood.

In Four Knights of the Apocalypse, Pelliot reappears as a grown man serving as the Holy Knight in charge of the West Gate’s security.

He retains the same noble spirit from his childhood but has matured into a much cooler and more composed personality.

Name: Pelliot

Gender: Male

Race: Human

Blood Type: A

Birthday: June 1

Dominant Hand: Right

Age

The Seven Deadly Sins: 10 years old

Four Knights of the Apocalypse: 26 years old

Height

The Seven Deadly Sins: 140 cm

Four Knights of the Apocalypse: 180 cm

Weight

The Seven Deadly Sins: 35 kg

Four Knights of the Apocalypse: 71 kg

Social Status and Rank

Pelliot is originally introduced as the son of the village chief of Ordan Village.

As an adult, he becomes a Holy Knight and holds the rank of Ruby, serving as the security supervisor of the West Gate.

Voice Actors

The Seven Deadly Sins (anime): Sayuri Yahagi

Four Knights of the Apocalypse (anime): Kazumasa Fukagawa

Relationship with Gowther

When Gowther is hiding his identity and calls himself "Armand," Pelliot quickly grows fond of him.

Pelliot sees "Armand" as a role model and is inspired to pursue the path of a Holy Knight.

When Gowther reveals the truth and coldly states, "The Armand you know does not exist in this world," Pelliot is devastated.

Through tears, he tries to convince Gowther to stay, but eventually declares that he will become a Holy Knight and capture him someday, then parts ways with him.

Later, after Gowther regains his memories, he saves Pelliot from a Demon Clan attack.

This event allows their bond to deepen, turning their one-sided admiration into a more mutual friendship.

Personality and Actions

Even as a child, Pelliot has a strong sense of justice and emotional courage.

He openly criticizes his own father, the village chief, for trying to bargain with demons by offering sacrifices, showing he will not tolerate cowardice or injustice.

He passionately looks up to The Seven Deadly Sins and frequently leads other children in playing "The Seven Deadly Sins pretend."

This innocent play reflects his sincere longing to protect others like real heroes do.

The television anime changes the Ordan Village storyline, so Pelliot does not appear in the same way as in the original version.

Instead, he shows up in the special episode "Signs of Holy War," where his role is altered but still emotionally important.

In this special, Pelliot encounters Gowther briefly in Liones.

After a momentary meeting, Gowther transforms into the form of Pelliot’s mother, and seeing this, Pelliot is moved to tears.

This reaction causes Gowther to question his own understanding of emotions and desires.

Gowther wonders, "Why are you sad when your wish should have been granted?" and Pelliot’s sorrow becomes a trigger for Gowther to reconsider the nature of human feelings.

In Four Knights of the Apocalypse, Pelliot appears as an adult Holy Knight stationed at the West Gate.

He is responsible for overseeing and coordinating its security, indicating a trusted and significant position.

Though he has grown older and adopted a cooler, more serious demeanor, his core character remains the same.

He still holds the same moral integrity and protective spirit he showed as a boy in Ordan Village.

His development from a justice-driven child to a composed and capable Holy Knight showcases a natural and satisfying character growth.

He stands as an example of someone whose childhood ideals matured into a professional sense of duty.

"Perverse" (Amanojaku)

Pelliot’s magic is classified as a mental-type ability called "Perverse."

Anyone caught in its effect has their limbs forced to move in the exact opposite way from what they intend.

For example, if the target tries to step forward, their body will move backward instead.

If they attempt to swing their sword with their right hand, their body might move their left arm or do the reverse of their intention.

This power can completely disrupt an opponent’s movement and control in battle.

As a result, it is particularly dangerous against physical fighters who rely on precise motion and reflex.

The power awakened because Pelliot strongly wished to become like Gowther.

His admiration and desire to be closer to Gowther’s mysterious strength and abilities became the emotional trigger for this magic to manifest.

As a child, Pelliot is expressive, straightforward, and emotionally honest.

He quickly forms attachments to people he respects and is not afraid to cry, argue, or stand up for what he believes is right.

Despite his youth, he is willing to oppose even his own father when he believes an action is morally wrong.

This shows a deeply rooted righteousness that is not based on rules or authority, but on his own sense of justice.

As an adult, he becomes more collected and cool in his demeanor.

However, this calmness is layered over the same noble heart, meaning he is still driven by a desire to protect and uphold what he believes is right.

His life arc—from idealistic child to cool-headed Holy Knight—makes him a character who embodies the growth of ideals into real-world responsibility.

His interactions with Gowther in particular highlight themes of emotion, memory, and what it means to truly understand another person.