Renatus Revol

Full Name: Renatus Revol

Gender: Male

Title: Director of the Magic Cemetery Management Bureau

Divine Visionary Title: Immortal Cane

Age: 26

Birthday: November 1

Height: 180 cm

Weight: 78 kg

Blood Type: O

Dominant Hand: Left

Foot Size: 28 cm

Family: Father

Personality Quirk – First Person Pronoun: Uses “Ore” (rough, masculine “I”)

Hobby: Napping

Favorite Food: All kinds of fast food

Favorite Saying: “What was it again…? Damn… I almost remember…”

Preferred Type (Romantic): Someone tough enough not to die easily

Dislikes: Having his body cut into pieces

Places He Often Visits: Cemeteries

Typical Use of Salary: Collecting horror and ghost story novels

Days Off: Sleeping or reading

Renatus Revol is one of the Divine Visionaries, a top-tier mage recognized for extraordinary magical power and responsibility.

Within the Magic Bureau, he serves as the Director of the Magic Cemetery Management Bureau, overseeing matters related to the dead and their magical remains.

He bears a large scar on his left cheek and has brown skin, giving him a distinctive and imposing appearance.

His Divine Visionary epithet, “Immortal Cane,” comes from both his role and his terrifying immortality, which allows him to regenerate even after being dismembered.

Despite his fearsome abilities and rough demeanor, Renatus is fundamentally earnest and straightforward.

He is lazy in everyday life and often seems unmotivated, but when it matters, he shows a strong sense of responsibility and fairness.

When dealing with Mash Burnedead, who cannot use magic, Renatus shows a flexible and humane side.

He even restrains Orter Mádl when Orter’s treatment of Mash becomes excessively harsh, aligning himself with more reasonable Divine Visionaries such as Ryoh Grantz and Kaldo Gehenna.

Renatus’s mental state can be unstable: he sometimes struggles to recall words and trails off mid-sentence.

In battle, however, this instability flips, and he becomes talkative and euphoric, openly reveling in the thrill of combat.

His personality is summed up by his lines:

“Life is the best!!”

“There are things this fun in it, after all!!”

Renatus is one of the Divine Visionaries who oppose the forces of Innocent Zero.

During the assault on Innocent Zero’s base, he is the first Divine Visionary to arrive at the enemy stronghold.

Once inside, he ends up fighting alone against Doom, one of the most powerful enemies aligned with Innocent Zero.

This duel becomes a showcase of Renatus’s immortality and high-level death-related magic, as well as Doom’s overwhelming power.

Even after being torn completely apart, Renatus repeatedly regenerates his body, impressing Doom with his persistence and resilience.

Doom acknowledges Renatus’s ability, particularly the way he turns even minor injuries into lethal contracts through his connection with the god of death.

Renatus’s trump card involves inflicting even a glancing wound on Doom and binding that wound with chains invoking the death god Thanatos.

However, Doom’s raw power surpasses even divine-level constraints, and he ultimately breaks free from Renatus’s ultimate technique.

Renatus often speaks in a rough, blunt manner and is considered the rudest among the Divine Visionaries.

He sometimes fails to recall specific words or phrases, pausing with frustration as something is “on the tip of his tongue.”

In contrast, when he is excited by battle, he becomes extremely talkative and animated.

He openly enjoys the intensity of life-or-death fights, seeing them as proof that life is thrilling and worth living.

Although he dislikes being cut into pieces, his immortality forces him into exactly that situation over and over.

This contradiction gives him a darkly humorous edge: he hates the process, but his magic ensures he survives it.

Outside of battle, Renatus is laid-back and often lazy.

He prefers to nap, visit cemeteries, and read, especially horror and ghost story novels that he buys with his salary.

Despite his grim job managing magical cemeteries and dealing with the dead, he is not cold-hearted.

He respects toughness and resilience in others and values people who can survive harsh conditions, both physically and mentally.

Renatus’s magic revolves around the dead and death itself.

His spells allow him to summon, control, and weaponize dead beings and the very concept of death, especially through his god-empowered cane.

Innate Magic

His primary magic involves summoning and commanding the dead.

He uses this both offensively and defensively, turning corpses and disembodied limbs into weapons and shields.

Immortality

Renatus possesses an extreme regenerative ability whose exact spell name remains unknown.

Even if his body is torn apart and scattered, he can instantly regenerate and return to combat, effectively making him functionally immortal.

This regeneration is so powerful that it draws explicit praise and amazement from Doom, a notoriously strong opponent.

However, the process is not painless or pleasant, which explains why Renatus lists being cut into pieces as something he dislikes.

Undead Magic: “Undetz”

Renatus uses several techniques based on summoning the dead, often in the form of spectral arms:

Undetz

He summons a dead person’s arm to attack enemies directly.

This disembodied arm strikes with considerable force, used as a basic offensive move.

Undetz Sting

He attacks the target with two summoned dead arms that clamp down from both sides.

This creates a crushing or piercing attack that is harder to dodge than a single strike.

Undetz Wall

He summons multiple dead hands to cover the area around him, forming a defensive barrier.

This wall of hands shields him from incoming attacks and can act as a buffer in close combat.

God Summon: “Summons ‘God of Death (Thanatos)’”

Renatus’s cane is imbued with the power of the death god, Thanatos.

By driving the cane into his own heart and then pulling it out, he releases the divine power sealed within it.

After activation, the cane transforms into a large scythe, visually emphasizing its role as an instrument of death.

In this state, Renatus’s attacks are amplified, and he gains access to his most fearsome techniques linked to Thanatos.

Ultimate Technique: “Undetz Sars – Thanatos Incarnation”

Renatus’s ultimate move combines his undead magic with the authority of the death god.

To activate it, he must first touch the opponent’s blood, typically by inflicting at least a minor wound.

Once the condition is met, the god of death manifests, and chains sprout from the target’s wound to bind them to Thanatos.

These chains connect the opponent directly to death and are described as unavoidable once activated.

Although the exact effect is not fully explained, its nature appears to be physical rather than purely conceptual.

This is supported by the fact that Doom is able to overcome it through sheer physical power, breaking the chains despite their divine origin.

The technique showcases Renatus’s style: high risk, self-harming activation, and overwhelming payoff if the enemy cannot brute-force their way out.

It embodies his role as the “Immortal Cane,” wielding both undeath and godly death against his foes.

Renatus’s lines reflect his wild, life-loving mentality and excitement in combat:

“Life is the best!!”

“There are things this fun in it, after all!!”

These quotes capture his worldview: as long as he can fight, survive, and feel the rush of battle, life is worth celebrating.