Chandler

Name: Chandler

Gender: Male

Race: Demon (fragment of the First Demon)

Height: 165 cm

Weight: 150 kg

Blood Type: B

Age: 6000 years old

Birthday: August 13

Power Level: 173,000 (when releasing his power)

Chandler usually appears as a plump, hunched old man who carries a concealed cane sword.

Despite his frail look, he hides terrifying strength and monstrous agility.

He dotes on Meliodas and affectionately calls him “young master,” showing extreme loyalty and a twisted parental fondness.

At the same time, he harbors obsessive hostility toward Elizabeth Liones, believing she seduced or misled his beloved pupil.

In battle, he is infamous for relentlessly “devouring an enemy to the marrow of their bones,” never letting up until the target is completely broken.

Because of this merciless and lingering fighting style, he is known as the “Suckling Fiend,” a nickname that reflects both cruelty and persistence.

When enraged, Chandler can abandon his feeble elder form and revert to a younger, heavily muscled, and sinister-looking body.

In this state, his physical combat ability skyrockets, allowing him to dominate close-quarters battles with brutal efficiency.

Chandler is one half of the First Demon, an ancient primordial entity of the Demon Clan.

The Demon King split the First Demon into two separate beings: Chandler and Cusack.

Both fragments became top-tier demons who even surpass the Ten Commandments in power.

Chandler specifically took the role of Meliodas’s instructor, shaping him into a fearsome warrior and demon prince.

During the Camelot conflict, Chandler and Cusack reunite and fuse back into their original form, resurrecting the First Demon.

This fusion restores their complete power, making the First Demon a direct threat to all sides involved in the war.

After the First Demon is later divided again, Chandler regains individuality and returns to his own body.

At this point, he focuses on recollecting the Commandments, aiming to have Meliodas reabsorb them and regain his position as the Demon King’s heir.

However, Cusack decides that Chandler’s actions and goals are now an obstacle to his own ambitions.

Judging Chandler as a threat to his plans, Cusack ultimately kills him, bringing a brutal end to their long and intertwined existence.

Chandler’s strongest bond is with Meliodas.

He treats him as both master and child, fiercely protective and emotionally dependent.

He cannot stand the idea that Meliodas has changed because of Elizabeth Liones.

Seeing her as the source of Meliodas’s “corruption,” he directs extreme hatred and aggression toward her.

Chandler also serves the Demon King indirectly through his devotion to Meliodas and his loyalty to the Demon Clan.

Yet his personal attachment to Meliodas often blurs the line between duty and obsession.

After reuniting with Cusack as the First Demon, their shared origin becomes fully clear.

Even so, once they split again, the two pursue different priorities, and this conflict leads Cusack to eliminate Chandler.

Chandler is a top-tier demon whose power level reaches 173,000 when he releases his full strength.

He combines overwhelming magical ability with cunning tactics and vicious persistence.

He fights with a hidden cane sword, using it alongside his spells to control the pace and environment of the battle.

His approach is highly predatory, wearing down opponents mentally and physically while denying them any chance to recover.

Chandler is especially dangerous because he can both enhance himself and directly interfere with enemy abilities.

By manipulating darkness, magic, and absolute commands, he can shut down many of his opponents’ trump cards.

When he becomes enraged and reverts to his younger, muscular form, his close-combat prowess rivals or exceeds most elite demons.

In this state he can overpower even strong Holy Knights and high-ranking foes in direct physical confrontations.

Punishment

Chandler’s overall magic is referred to as Punishment, representing his ability to impose absolute retribution on enemies.

Within this magical arsenal are several specialized techniques that make him a nightmare opponent.

Full Counter

Chandler possesses Full Counter, the same core magic used by Meliodas.

This ability allows him to reflect magical attacks aimed at him with more than double their original power, turning an opponent’s strongest spells directly back at them.

Thanks to his experience and age, Chandler handles Full Counter with enormous skill.

He can set up situations where enemies essentially destroy themselves by unleashing their best magic against him.

Darkness of the Night

With Darkness of the Night, Chandler spreads a thick darkness that turns a wide area into “true night.”

This artificial night instantly nullifies Escanor’s grace “Sun,” stripping Escanor of his daytime power and rendering him helpless.

However, the technique has limitations.

It fails against Mael, the original owner of the grace “Sun,” showing that divine-level graces at their source can overcome Chandler’s darkness.

Microscopic

Microscopic allows Chandler to shrink his target’s body.

By reducing an opponent’s height and overall size, he can drastically diminish their combat effectiveness and mobility.

This spell can be used as both a humiliating debuff and a strategic tool to neutralize large or physically dangerous foes.

It highlights Chandler’s preference for controlling the battlefield rather than just overpowering it.

Meteor Works

With Meteor Works, Chandler calls down numerous balls of flame from the sky.

These fiery projectiles rain over a wide area, overwhelming enemies with sheer volume and making escape difficult.

The attack functions like a magical meteor shower, ideal for bombardment, suppression, or destroying large groups.

It also synergizes with his environmental control, forcing opponents to defend constantly under relentless pressure.

Absolute Order

Absolute Order gives Chandler the power to issue commands infused with magical compulsion.

Targets who fall under this ability are forced to obey, turning his words into binding orders.

This lets him control allies, enemies, or even battlefield conditions with terrifying authority.

Used cleverly, it can break enemy formations, disrupt coordinated attacks, or force opponents into suicidal moves.

Dragon Claw

Dragon Claw is a combat technique with the ferocity and precision of a dragon’s talons.

While details are not extensively described, it typically manifests as a powerful, rending strike, either physical, magical, or a blend of both.

It suits Chandler’s style of brutal close combat, especially when he has shifted into his younger, muscular form.

The move emphasizes tearing through defenses and overwhelming the target with raw force.

Crimson Requiem

With Crimson Requiem, Chandler unleashes a deadly, crimson-colored attack associated with death and burial.

The technique functions as a finishing move, meant to “send off” enemies in a grand and terrifying fashion.

Its exact mechanics can vary, but it is strongly tied to destructive, blood-red energy.

It symbolizes the finality of his punishment, leaving little chance of survival for those struck by it.

Grudge Blade

Grudge Blade is a magic attack that fires blades of energy.

These blades embody resentment and hatred, cutting through targets with lethal precision.

He can launch multiple blades at once, making it useful for mid-range harassment or finishing weakened foes.

The emotional undertone of “grudge” reflects Chandler’s vindictive nature toward those who threaten Meliodas.

Absolute Cancel

Absolute Cancel allows Chandler to forcibly dispel magical effects.

Any ongoing spell, buff, or magical condition can be erased under its influence.

This makes him a direct counter to many magic-focused opponents.

By canceling enchantments and blessings, he strips enemies of their advantages and exposes them to his raw demon power.