He is prominent for having a lot of self-ship and OC-ship art, because fans like his mysterious nature and design. Yet again, besides literally being the adoptive father(son/nephew) of Kerubim and Atcham, and acting like it (despite the three of them knowing he isn't), he occasionally plays a little bit of this role to the main cast of Wakfu. And in more material terms, he is an Ambassador, who can receive orders from the King of Bonta himself, as well as being the owner of a shop that specializes in magical artifacts, many of which are extremely powerful and/or deadly.Īs an adult, he often wears blue coats - Like his Wakfu design, or his design from the cancelled Welsh and Shedar animated series. In physical terms, he has supernatural strength and speed, due to the dragon soul possession he went through as a child. In-universe, very few people actually know him closely, only knowing that he is very old and viewing him as a very mysterious and secretive person. One of the best things about him is Yoann Sover's wonderful performance.Ī bio from the manga, serving as a good example of how other characters view him. The second possibility, is, however, funnier.īesides literally being the adoptive father ( and adoptive son/nephew) of Kerubim and Atcham, he is 600 years old. It is unknown, if him licking himself was also a hallucination, or if Joris was affected by the same magical phenomena and too began to believe he was a cat. It's lampshaded in a volume of Wakfu Manga, when a character hallucinates him being a cat.
DOFUS BOOK 1 JOJO SERIES
During the Wakfu series he still lives with Kerubim Crepin, as well as his brother, Atcham Crepin, who is also a cat person. He was raised by Kerubim Crepin, a cat person, who worshiped a cat deity, in a house decorated in cat motifs, and one of the only things their household drank was milk. Now being 600 years old, he has obviously witnessed almost everything one could witness: the apocalyptic event of Ogrest's Chaos, countless wars, deaths of everyone he knew, and more. It is unknown if he was also in hiding, but his secrecy in Wakfu era extends to information about his race.
Then, having already become the ambassador of Bonta, he is extremely likely to have witnessed the Bontarian civil war during the year 554 of the Dofus age, which has led to persecution against his race, and forced most of them into hiding for the nearly a century. He had a happy childhood and a very close relationship with his adoptive father, Kerubim Crepin, up until he was killed at the hands of his biological mother, Julith Jurgen (also known as The Butcher of Brakmar) when she returned from hiding, with a plan to resurrect his biological father, Jahash Jurgen, using the souls of thousands of people, to make them a real family again.īeing an Ecaflip demigod, Kerubim had nine additional lives and was resurrected as a baby, but still possessed memories of his past life, so it's very likely Joris never really got any independence, or care, after that point - being forced to become the main provider of the family and ending his childhood when he was just ten. He is prone to making decisions without thinking, almost always resulting in him somehow putting himself in danger - for the sake of helping others, or for his own entertainment.Īll of that contributes to a very nice gap moe.Īn visual representation of the entire plot of Dofus - Livre 1: Julith Under his façade of being cold, he is a very impulsive, sarcastic, anxious, and hyperactive person, utterly desensitized to tragedy and violence, but not above life's simple joys.
His closest relationship in-canon is with two other, similarly immortal, people - both of whom he had known for pretty much his entire life. He is the 598-year-old (at the time of Wakfu OVAs) emissary of the Kingdom of Bonta, known for his love of justice, as well as his quiet and reserved character.ĭue to the adverse experiences he has had during his long life, he is a very jaded and distrustful person - having very little interest in close or trusting relationships with new people.
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