Darius XIV

Darius XIV was once a large, imposing man before his capture.

After being imprisoned, he became thin and worn out, showing signs of long-term hardship.

His tired face and weakened body showed the effects of harsh prison life.

When he appears again, he wears restraints and a voice modulator in prison.

He was known as an evil dictator, but he also cared deeply for citizens who were loyal to him.

Darius XIV dreamed of turning his desert country into a land full of greenery.

He often showed a strange and eccentric side, repeating odd phrases such as “the process of evolution,” “robots loved by God,” and “field of flowers.”

He could be selfish and spoiled, especially when talking about his position or his dreams.

Darius XIV was once the king of the former Persian Kingdom.

After losing his title, he declared himself as the rightful successor and began building an army using robot weapons.

His main goal was to create a new, better country with green fields.

He planned to use advanced robots, even creating ones to help improve the environment.

Rapid Military Build-Up and Conflict

Darius XIV rebuilt his country’s army using robot weapons.

This led to the start of the 39th Central Asian Conflict.

His push for war drew the intervention of powerful nations, especially the Thracian United States.

Defeat and Capture

Darius XIV was defeated by an alliance led by the Thracian United States.

His palace was overthrown, leaving him with no escape.

He was so desperate that he considered suicide but was ultimately captured and sent to Kara Tepa Prison.

Life in Prison

Before capture, Darius XIV was robust and confident.

After some time in prison, he returned looking thin and frail—proof of the tough conditions.

While in jail, he behaved oddly, often saying things that confused others.

He once tried to end his own life by biting his tongue during a meeting with Gesicht, but he survived.

Courtroom Drama

Darius XIV was put on trial as a war criminal.

During the trial, he wore restraints and a device to change his voice.

He said chilling things to President Alexander, warning, “You will be consumed by the flames of revenge.”

During a huge earthquake at the military court, he declared, “No one can escape Abullah’s revenge.”

Final Orders

Just before his kingdom fell, he commanded Pluto to assassinate seven top robots.

He also ordered Abullah (also known as Goji) to destroy the Borra research team and punish the Thracian United States.

In “The World’s Strongest Robot” Version

In this version, Darius XIV was a former king who lived a luxurious life.

He was exiled from his country and lived in a lonely castle.

He hoped to reclaim his throne.

If he could not, he wanted his robot to be the greatest in the world, so he ordered Professor Abullah to create Pluto.

He was shown as a spoiled and selfish man, fitting his image as a once-wealthy king.

Darius XIV was skilled in leadership, making big plans and using advanced robots.

He was not a fighter himself, but he could control powerful machines and armies.

He trusted and cared for loyal citizens.

He had a professional relationship with Professor Abullah, whom he asked to make Pluto.

Darius XIV interacted with major world leaders, including President Alexander and faced off with Gesicht.

Darius XIV dreamed of greening the Persian desert, and many of his plans for robots were to help the environment.

Even though he acted evil, he had a softer side for his people.

His appearance changed completely after he was put in jail.

“You will be consumed by the flames of revenge.”

“No one can escape Abullah’s revenge.”

He often talked about “the process of evolution,” “robots loved by God,” and “a field of flowers.”

Darius XIV left a strong impression both as a villain and a tragic dreamer.

His life was full of ambition, loss, and strange behavior, making him a unique character in his story.