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Hallow (ハロゥ, Harō^?) is the main protagonist of Versus. He's the 11th Hero, who fights the 11th Demon Lord Jachi, but is defeated.

Appearance

Hallow is a young man of average height with indigo hair. His hero suit consists of a yellow and red gambeson, a scabbard and some armor pieces in his shoulder and the left side of his chest.

After his fight against Jachi, his hair grows white patches. This is possibly because of the stress he accumulated in that battle.

Gallery

Personality

Hallow is a confident, loyal and dedicated individual. When it comes to fighting each of the Demon Lords, he isn't nervous about the demons, but because he was holding a massive responsibility over his shoulders.^[3] Hallow's also extremely courageous to the point of being fearless as he is willing to go on a suicide mission and, even after realizing many of his comrades were defeated, chooses to stand his ground and march on into battle despite the odds of victory being almost zero;^[4] this is also shown when he saved Keila and Freen from being hit by a vehicle.^[5]

However, despite it being one of his greatest strengths, Hallow's courage has also proven to be his biggest weakness as well. Whenever his sense of justice is overcome or a mission fails, it causes Hallow to lose hope and become so terrified he's unable to fight. He also has a tendency to blame himself whenever he's unable to save everyone, regardless of how responsible he actually is or the amount of good he might've done.^[6] Another flaw of Hallow's character is his pessimism; whenever the situation looks grim, he tends to lose hope and give up, such as when he says they can't defeat the Demons.^[7] On top of that, he also has a low opinion of himself and believes his own existence has no value.^[1] This plays into his almost suicidal willingness to sacrifice himself for others as he believes they're more important than himself.

Hallow is very compassionate, driven by the desire to help his comrades and ensure the humans of the different realities all have a future. Hallow is even willing to extend this compassion to his enemies when possible. Upon encountering Galua, who had searched for Hallow to learn more about mana, Hallow politely introduced himself to the Madalan while it was imprisoned by Bastz's soul container. Hallow proceeded to tell the Madalan everything he knew about mana and the Demon Lords, offering the Madalan an alliance in their changing world.^[8] Only when Galua expressed its complete disdain and condescension towards humanity did Hallow choose to treat the Madalans like the rest of the Natural Enemies.

Plot

Background

Nine years prior to the series's events, Zaybi taught Hallow the basics of summoning spells.^[9]

At some point, Hallow was selected to train to become one of the 47 Heroes.

Introduction Arc

As Ario is sure they'll win, he asks Hallow for confirmation but the latter is depicted as super-nervous, while Panepane is offering him water to calm down. He then explains he was super nervous because after hearing the king's explanation, he felt the heaviness of the responsibility he was shouldering. Panepane then teases Hallow, making him frustrated, but he's then complimented by Ario, who says the true strength of a hero is the strength of their own heart. They make a promise to congratulate each other after they take out the Great Demon King, and this motivates Hallow.^[10]

Half a year later, Hallow receives a letter from the kingdom in which he reads that Bolst, Fecaccio, Alicia, Liwan, Abyss and Macbuk had been defeated by their Demon Lords. He is worried after reading Ario went missing, but this does not stop him from his mission because after Panepane states that nobody would be as dumb as to face a hopeless battle, he says he is only one who needs to be dumb and will face the Demon Lord alone. After hearing this and seeing the Sword of Courage shine indicating Hallow's will has not been broken yet, his party decides to follow him. This increases the hero's morale to give it all in the coming battle. As they enter the Demon Lord Jachi's room, Hallow witnesses his party being killed by Jachi. He angrily aims for Jachi with his sword, but only deals a slight cut. He then aims for consecutive blows to the Demon's vitals, but the latter dodges them all. He tries to deal a blow from above, but only gets his arm cut by the Demon. After Jachi mocks him, the hero angrily makes his final blow, only to get the Sword of Courage cut in half. Jachi finally throws Hallow out of his castle while Panepane follows him.^[11]

Hallow falls to a river while he dreams of his childhood, when his older brother Zaybi teaches him the basics of summoning spells by summoning an apple from another world which looks strange. But this only makes Hallow confused as he doesn't understand how summoning works. Panepane wakes Hallow up as the fairy explains he was saved by strangers, who were coming in that moment to see them, only to realize it was Zaybi and his disciples who were there. The hero asks why his brother is here, and stresses out because he's too weak to even face a Demon Lord. Zaybi comforts him by explaining the mage squad's plan to summon another timespace while the heroes were gaining time. However, when they try to summon another world into theirs, some demons notice this and attack Zaybi and the others, while Hallow says it's all hopeless and there's no way of winning against the demons. Zaybi tells him they wouldn't be the only ones fighting, and shortly afterwards a gun-armed squad led by Keila appears, but after they defeat the demons they beg Zaybi, Hallow and the others to save them.^[12]

In a state of confusion, Hallow tries to recapitulate everything that happened until then. Keila explains to them about how they also wanted to summon other humans, to which Hallow asks if they also had an enemy, to which Keila affirms. After some robots attack them and fail thanks to Zaybi's magic unbeknownst to them, Hallow compliments his brother by thinking that he brings light to hopeless situations. Some demons approach them as well, so Hallow prepares to attack but Zaybi tells him to act only in emergencies. As more of them fall, Hallow starts to see the situation as hopeless. After Jyu dies, Hallow saves Keila and Freen from being killed too with his Sword of Courage, which still had some power left. He tries to deal more attacks but it deactivates because of his fear to demons. Kiva uses this as a chance to attack him, but then sees as he throws his sword toward the Advanced Robot as a way to lure the enemies toward him. Kiva sees behind Hallow's strategy and tries to kill him from behind, but the Advanced Robot indirectly saves him by attacking Kiva, who had a large source of energy. They use this chance to run toward Freen and Wally's magic circle that is Group Flight Magic: Fly-Away back to the fortress. However, Kiva tries to capture Hallow but to no avail because the Advanced Robot again indirectly saves him.

As they get to the fortress, Hallow falls unconscious to wake up in the fortress with Zaybi to his side. He asks his brother where are the other comrades, and he tells him about Wally's condition and the unfortunate loss of some of the gun-armed humans. To this, Hallow states he couldn't save anybody because he was weak. He then asks him what should they do from there, since they have to fight both the demons and the robots. Zaybi however recalls the situation is more dire than ever, and takes him out to see what's going on. To the hero's surprise, there are more than one world connected to theirs and those people outside are refugees from other worlds. Zaybi plans the rescue the survivors scattered in the world. At first, Zaybi prepares to leave with only Keila and the remaining squad members, but Hallow asks him to help them, to which both his brother and Panepane try to convince him against it. But, because he sees himself as a warrior, Hallow believes he has to save people. Zaybi accepts Hallow's request and orders Panepane to come along. Keila agrees and also compliments the hero's strength despite his injury.

Hallow and the rest get ambushed by mole-looking beasts who leave in fear of a mountain-looking monster. Later on, Hallow spots somebody running through the buildings, but when they approach it's a giant humanoid eating a human leg. Keila tries to use a grenade against it, but Hallow stops her when he spots a human family in the distance. The monster tries to crush Hallow with his punch, but the latter stops it with his bare hands and tells his brother to help the family while he deals with the monster. Instead, Zaybi uses Fog Magic against the monster, which gives them time to flee and rescue the survivors. The monster clears the fog by simply blowing at it, but the party already has saved the survivors. They reach a dead end, but Keila uses a zip line to get out of there. The monster jumps across the plant root, reaching them within seconds, but the mole beasts from before attack it. Before fleeing away, Hallow observes that both species are fighting each other. When they finally reach safety, the child survivor spots more people in the distance, to which Hallow rushes to save them alongside Zaybi, Panepane and Keila. With more survivors rescued, a tired party goes back to the fortress. While remembering the dangers that came across their journey that day, something strikes inside Hallow's mind.

When the humans finish explaining, Zaybi asks them if they have any ideas to getting past their hopeless situation. When there's only silence, Hallow suggests they should make the natural enemies fight each other, in retrospect to what he saw back when rescuing the survivors. The human from the Celestia calls his idea worthless, and he is being a kid who shares fantasies. The hero defends himself by saying he saw this with his own eyes, despite being coincidential. Zaybi considers this as he also witnessed this twice, with the Robots against the Demons and the Giants against the Untamed Wilderness. Meanwhile, the human from the Celestia keeps criticizing his idea, saying that he cannot just control the Aliens and does not take them seriously. Other humans from other worlds join in to criticize Hallow's idea, and the hero asks Zaybi what he should do. Zaybi decides to make them fight each other by saying his natural enemy is the strongest, thus creating a chain reaction that mimics Hallow's suggestion. While they fight, Hallow begs them to stop until Zaybi reveals his intentions and his support to Hallow's suggestion.^[13]

When Zaybi disappoints everyone telling them he doesn't actually have a plan, Pakkya grabs his shirt. In response, Hallow intervenes by asking Pakkya to let go of his brother, while also grabbing his arm tightly. His strength surprises Pakkya, which is complimented too by Samone. Zaybi, wanting to avoid any further tension, asks Hallow to let go first, and he does. Pakkya keeps criticizing the hero's idea but Hallow responds by telling him he never saw a demon.^[14] Pakkya criticizes the time Hallow saw two natural enemies fighting each other and the hero agrees with him. However, Hallow adds that robots and demons were able to fight equally, and describes this as 'Unbelievably amazing'. Masayoshi proposes to hide from the natural enemies and wait for them to kill each other, but Hallow thinks they will still get chased by demons. However, Glasp agrees with Masayoshi's idea and the others agree on it. Zaybi says they need an absurd amount of bravery to put their life on the line, and uses Hallow as an example. Shortly after saying that, Ario makes an unexpected comeback, which makes Hallow feel excited.^[15]

Titans vs The Neo-Humans Arc

Hallow approaches Ario after he tried to chat up with Keila, asking him why he woke up so early after such a long journey. He tells Ario he could not sleep well because of the plan concerning natural enemies fighting each other. Ario then asks the hero about his arm and broken sword, and explains how he lost against Jachi. Curious about Ario, he asks him about his battle but the latter stutters. Nonetheless, Hallow cheers Ario, and in response Ario tells him he has not changed a bit. In another meeting to discuss their course of action, Ario reveals that the giants are approaching the fortress and they have two days left. He gives them advice on how to act and Hallow admires Ario's words. Glasp then reveals the "Hallow Plan", to which Hallow complains, thinking that he will fight in the frontlines, but the others tell him it is the plan to make the natural enemies fight each other. The plan consists in somebody acting as a slave for the Giants and luring them to the New Humanity area. Hallow insists in going on his own but Keila criticizes Hallow's recklessness and immaturity. The hero defends himself, saying that he wants to be useful to everyone. In response, Ario punches him to show him that he is not fit for the plan, but himself.^[16]

As Ario is leaving to fulfill Plan Hallow with his team, Hallow wishes him good luck.^[17] When Kira comes back to report the result, Hallow asks about Ario and leaves the room in anger knowing his friend is in confinement. He feels some serenity seeing kids from different worlds play together and when asked about his arm, tries to look strong but accidentally scares them away. He thanks Ario in his mind but notices something is coming.^[18]

Demons vs Aliens Arc

Hallow prepares to fight against Kiva, who agrees to duel him in exchange that if Hallow wins, the demon will never touch the base again. Surprisingly for Kiva, Hallow has more courage than the last time they fought, which prompts him to be stabbed by the hero. Seeing it as a lost battle, Kiva breaks his promise and commands the demon soldiers to attack Hallow. Feeling regret for not being a reliable hero, Hallow vows to slice every demon before being assisted by the mages from Sorcerion and the soldiers from The Mecha Ordinance. Pakkya rushes into battle to assist Hallow, but he also headbutts Hallow and scolds him that he also lost Braginte so he should not throw his life away because that is betraying those ones who died. Hallow cannot forgive himself for what happened to Ario and Pakkya concurs. They are interrupted by demons but they kill them instantly.^[19] While Kiva is distracted with the Madalans' arrival, Hallow ambushes him but the demon dodges his sword hit and kicks him in the crotch. Hallow falls to the ground and notices he has exhausted his power while fighting the Demon Army. Right before Kiva finishes him, one of the Madalans starts screeching. Kiva attacks the aliens by blasting them away but realizes Pakkya took him out of there. Pakkya tells the hero they need to lure Kiva away from the base since he is after him. Pakkya and Hallow fail to escape but the Madalans reach Kiva. Hallow observes the aliens' power and recalls feeling the same way as when he fought Jachi back in his castle.^[20]

A Madalan interrogates one of the demon soldiers about what happened on the planet, but they incriminate the humans did it, pointing towards Hallow, who is carrying Pakkya. Keila's squad try to shoot the Madalan but it is futile because they set every human in the fortress as a target. He asks Pakkya to wait for his signal to attack, but when the gives the signal, a recovered Kiva hits the alien instead. Hallow and Pakkya keep spectating the fight between demons and aliens while three of Jachi's combat executives arrive to the battlefield.^[21] While fighting in the front, Panepane smells and flies towards Hallow to inform him a very dangerous foe is coming towards them, as the hero watches said thunderstruck.^[22] Amid a field of rubble, Hallow recovers Gyuta as the latter reveals his intention to finish Zaybi's incantation, but without enough mana to complete it. Kira decides to lend him the remaining mana by sacrificing itself. Gyuta insists Hallow should enter the teleportation circle before it's too late before mentioning how much Zaybi used to talk about him in front of his class in the mage training center. Hallow then runs toward Zaybi who lends his hand.^[23]

Galua notices the fluctuating atmospheric data around the fortress and shoots a beam toward it. However, Hallow sees Galua's intentions and bounces back from the wall to redirect the beam, at the cost of his comrades teleporting away without him. Stranded in the middle of a battlefield alongside Panepane, he shows relief over the rest of humans escaping. Pakkya arrived later on, to see he wasn't the only one left behind and knows about the plan beforehand through instincts. Shortly after, they saves Bastz, who tells them the fortress is empty and he got out of there on his own. After scanning a demon who is barely alive, he uses a Soul Container to create a vehicle with it. Hallow and Pakkya introduce themselves right before accelerating. Later, they notice a hoard of demons blocking their way, so they fend them off as they continue their journey, but they are interrupted by an exhausted Kiva who almost kills Hallow, however he is thrown off the vehicle by Pakkya. They travel a short distance before the vehicle runs out of fuel. Meanwhile, Daikokuzan notices and pursues them as they run away from it, while Hallow hopes Zaybi and the others are safe in the Land of the Lawless.^[24]

Demons vs Titans Arc

After they manage to flee, the group finds themselves in Gaia's Wrath with oversized animals where they take shelter in a tree's husk. When Hallow wonders where Zaybi and others went, Bastz thinks they might be on the other side of the world. Hallow then agrees with Panepane on finding other heroes. When Pakkya suggests getting help from the hero of his world, Hallow concurs.^[25] The group witness the forest animals feast on other natural enemies. Suddenly, they notice a gigantic creature approaching. Luckily, a boy signals them to jump inside a tunnel, where they then make their way to the boy's place. On the way, Hallow asks the boy about the tunnel structure.

Hallow then introduces himself and asks the boy, who introduces himself as Nukizumi, about their location. When Bastz injects the Curse into Shirokaki while warning others to stay away, Hallow notices the same black marks on the king before learning the king was infected by a parasite. As Bastz claims his method only merely extends the remaining lifetime, Hallow worries about the king's fate.^[26]

The group then gets kicked out of the settlement as Shirokaki is angry at Nukizumi, but this is actually a plan to allow Nukizumi to explore that was discussed beforehand. Hallow wants to tell Nukizumi the truth but the latter signals there is no need for it. The group then rides on Chicchi to escape the forest. As a snake ambushes them, Hallow draws his sword, but Nukizumi holds his sword up to attract the birds. Hallow then compliments Nukizumi on masterfully luring the birds to the fish. Once they are safe from danger, Pakkya warns everyone of Gori, who rules the Spiral Mountain.^[27]

Current Arc

Hallow assists Pakkya in taking down a Naver robot unit by slicing it apart from behind with his sword. However, before the robot is destroyed, it manages to fire a laser blast at Hallow. Although he dodges most of the attack, the blast still strikes his side, injuring him. After the robot is dealt with, the injury begins to affect Hallow.

Pakkya notices that Hallow does not look well and brings it up, but Hallow downplays the injury. Panepane, worried, says that he can smell blood on Hallow and asks whether the last attack hit him harder than it appeared. Pakkya again tells Hallow not to brush it off, but Hallow suddenly leaps into action, slicing a nearby boulder in half. This reveals a Titan that is also cut cleanly in two.

After Bastz extracts the Titan's soul using a Soul Container, Hallow explains that the Titan had been preparing to throw the boulder at them. Pakkya is confused about how Hallow noticed the Titan, and Hallow explains that he has become better at reading the Titans' ferocious energy after fighting them so often. While Pakkya finds this unsettling, Hallow describes it as a distinct, latent mana flowing within the Titans, something the people of Sorcerion are familiar with: magic.

When Pakkya comments that Hallow's sensing ability is at least reliable, he then looks toward Spiral Mountain in the distance, noting that they are getting closer. Hallow asks whether this is where the strongest human from the Titan's Crown, Gigatila, resides. Pakkya recommends that they rest first, as Hallow is not in his best condition and they may encounter more Titans. Hallow, however, insists that they press forward while they still can, once again downplaying his injury.

Nukizumi presents a Kooling Magwurt leaf as a first-aid option for Hallow. Pakkya immediately slaps the leaf onto Hallow's wound before Nukizumi can warn them that it causes intense pain if applied carelessly. The pain is so severe that Hallow collapses. Bastz then uses the same Soul Container he extracted the Titan’s energy into to create a tent for them to rest in, and Pakkya carries Hallow inside.

Soon, the group goes scavenging for food, with Hallow insisting on following despite his condition. He asks Panepane whether the fairy can find anything using his sense of smell, though Panepane is horrified that Hallow is not resting. Hallow thanks him for worrying, but claims that even while injured, he is still the strongest in the group. This irritates Pakkya, though Nukizumi calms him down. When Panepane discovers some cacti, Pakkya identifies them as Eruption Cacti and explains that while they are tasty, they will fire their thorns if mishandled. Hallow volunteers to deal with them himself, but Pakkya stops him by striking his injury, causing Hallow to collapse again in pain.

Later, Panepane discovers Avoidashrooms from the Azure Forest. Nukizumi explains how dangerous the mushrooms are, and Bastz volunteers to destroy them using his Soul Container, successfully eliminating them.

That night, after the others have gone to sleep, Hallow and Pakkya resume training, with Hallow winning the match. Pakkya remarks that the score now stands at six wins and nine losses, prompting Hallow to ask whether he has been keeping score. Pakkya observes that Hallow now seems capable of taking on Titans one-on-one. Hallow agrees, explaining that he has grown accustomed to their movements through repeated battles and has adapted to fighting with one arm. Still, he believes it is not enough.

Hallow voices his concern about their plan to pit their natural enemies against one another, believing that humanity will still pay a heavy price and that he must become stronger to protect everyone. Pakkya listens and mentions that Panepane told him Hallow and the other heroes were entrusted with the fate of Sorcerion. While he understands why Hallow feels the need to shoulder everything, Pakkya calls it naïve to believe he can protect everyone alone, as they all come from different dangerous worlds with different strengths. He adds that there are things Hallow cannot do, but he can.

Pakkya then asks whether the Eruption Cacti tasted good, and Hallow admits that it did, thanking him. However, Pakkya is already fast asleep. Panepane, now awake, gently places a blanket over him and comments that he is impressed Pakkya has been able to keep up with Hallow's stamina. He also notes that Hallow is not going to stop. Hallow replies that he still needs to patrol and resumes training, slicing rocks he tosses into the air. The quiet of the night reminds him of how his world once was, and he recalls a childhood memory of talking with Zaybi under a full moon and starry sky. He remembers their promise to become the strongest mage and hero, and the sight of a shooting star, but cannot recall his brother's expression afterward.

Hallow suddenly snaps back to the present, sensing something. He looks up at the full moon and sees Galua floating before it, declaring that it has finally found him, and that Hallow is coming with it, much to the hero's horror.^[28] Galua informs Hallow that it had placed a trace marker in the energy beam it fired before the humans teleported, and its photons attached to Hallow's sword when it deflected the beam, allowing the Madalans to track Hallow. The hero asks Galua why it wanted Hallow to come with it, but Galua refuses to answer.

The Madalan spins towards Hallow, who blocks it with his sword. Galua notes the mana emanating from the blade and orders Hallow to tell him everything he knows about it. Pakkya, Nukizumi, and Bastz arrive to assist Hallow, and Nukizumi yells at Hallow about the cactus. Realizing their plan, Hallow evades as Nukizumi fires a rock at the Eruption Cacti, causing the needles to burst everywhere. Galua is unharmed by the cacti, forcing Pakkya to consume the Red supplement to combat the Madalan. Galua blocks Pakkya's kick, causing Pakkya to request Hallow's assistance. The two warriors attack Galua, who casually blocks, dodges, or endures all of their attacks without effort. Galua releases a burst of aura that pushes both of them back. The Madalan compliments the two for being unique among humans, but ultimately dismisses them as weaker than the Interstellar Space Fleet not worth experimenting on.

Bastz uses the life force from the nearby soil to power his soul containers, using one to capture Galua in an energy sphere. When discussing their options, Bastz encourages them to flee, insisting he can't fire another attack. Hallow, however, tells his comrades to leave while he stays behind and converses with Galua. Once they comply with his request, Hallow introduces himself to Galua and asks if the Madalan has a name, noting that exchanging names is courtesy on their world. Galua gives Hallow his name and asks him to speak.

Hallow informs Galua that while he knows very little about mana and magic, mana exists in all living creatures, and he uses his mana to channel it into his blade. Hallow wonders why the Madalans even care about mana given they would have no need for it, and considers that they encountered a Demon Lord. Hallow explains the power of the Demon Lords and how demons have subjugated humanity over the past hundred years. The hero recalls what he'd been told about the Madalans in their desire to take over the earth, and that while he didn't understand what that truly meant, given the changing world, there could possibly be a shift that would allow humanity and Madalans to not be enemies.

Galua frees itself from the energy sphere, lambasting Hallow for his supposed arrogance. The Madalan balks at the thought of coexisting with humanity, noting that unlike the Demons, the Madalans are only interested in eradicating humanity in its entirety. Galua explains that to its species, humanity is no different than ticks or fleas that don't need to be considered in their plans or get a say in what the Madalans do. Enraged, Hallow expresses his relief that he asked Galua for peace, since now he knew that the Madalans were no different than the rest of their Natural Enemies. Galua deems their interaction a waste of time and prepares to attack again.

Pakkya chucks the soul container Bastz had prepared, which unleashes a turret that fires a round at the Madalan, cracking its head and destroying the rock behind it. As Hallow is shocked by their return, Bastz explains that the previous pile model soul container was meant to absorb the life force from the soil in a vast area, which he used to power the turret. Hallow wonders why they didn't escape, though Bastz assumed that was an act to buy them time to load the turret and convince Galua they were out of options. Before they flee, Bastz inspects Hallow's sword and removes the photons to ensure they can't be tracked again.

Once they flee, they arrive at a tunnel that would lead the group straight to Spiral Mountain. Hallow notices Bastz carrying an object and asks whether he absorbed something else. Bastz says that he managed to capture a speck of Galua when its energy spilled out, expressing excitement at carrying such a powerful energy.

Abilities

As one of the 47 Heroes, Hallow is a very powerful human. According to what ONE wrote about Hallow in his concept design, he's described as having "unparalleled strength in the human world".^[1] However, in spite of his remarkable strength, Hallow is still hopelessly outclassed by the upper-level Demons, unable to so much as land a single damaging blow on the 11th Demon Lord, Jachi. Hallow was similarly overpowered by Galua, deeming him and Pakkya weaker that the Interstellar Space Fleet. However, in his battle with Kiva, he is capable of outmatching the 11th Division Captain even when the former is in his more powerful transformed state. Even while exhausted, Hallow was capable of defeating a Naver robot and slice a Titan in half with his holy sword.^[29]

Physical Abilities

• Superhuman Strength: Hallow, like the rest of the Heroes, has incredible physical strength. He could slice an armored vehicle in half and even deal fatal damage on Kiva with his sword attacks. He could deflect the casual energy beam of a Madalan.^[30] Even whilst exhausted, Hallow could slice a Naver robot into multiple pieces and cut through a boulder while still managing to cut the Titan hiding behind the boulder in half.^[29]
• Superhuman Durability: Hallow, like the rest of the Heroes, has an immensely high resistance to damage. An example of this can be seen when he stops the fist of a Titan.^[31]
• Superhuman Speed: Hallow, like the rest of the Heroes, has great mobility. This was best shown when he saved Keila and Freen from a vehicle rolling towards them at a high speed.^[5]
• Superhuman Stamina: Hallow has a very high level of endurance for a hero. Only shortly after being defeated by Jachi and still retaining heavy injuries from his battle, Hallow had enough energy to slice an armored vehicle in half. Despite being pushed to his limit during his lengthy battle against the demon army, Hallow still deflected Galua's attack and later had the energy to run on-foot when fleeing from the Kaiju.

Magical Abilities

• Mana Detection: Hallow possesses the ability to sense the mana of living creatures. This ability appears to be somewhat limited, as it took Hallow fighting multiple Titans to be able to sense their unique, ferocious energy.^[32]

Miscellaneous Abilities

• Expert Swordsmanship: Hallow is an incredibly skilled swordsman. During his fight with Jachi, the Demon Lord notes that all of Hallow's continuous attacks are aimed at his vitals and he could only have acquired such skill through years of intense training. Even with the loss of his dominant arm, not only is he capable of fighting unhindered, but Hallow's skill with the blade show no visible signs of weakening at all.
• Courage: It's been implied throughout the story that Hallow's courage is what gives him power over his sword. However, at times, the sword may lose it's strength because Hallow is actually scared of Demons. Nonetheless, he's brave enough to willingly fight Jachi head-on despite the huge, noticeable gap in their power as well as put himself in harms way in order to save both Keila and Freen.

Equipment

• Sword of Courage: Hallow wields a holy sword.

Trivia

• In ONE's character design, he proposed to make Hallow have piercings on his ears, but this does not appear in the main series.

References