Kingdom Hearts Dark Road

Baldr

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Baldr

Baldr (バルドル, Barudoru?)

Japanese バルドル
Rōmaji Barudoru
Homeworld Scala ad Caelum
Game Kingdom Hearts Dark Road

Baldr is the main antagonist of Kingdom Hearts Dark Road. He is the younger brother of Hoder and a student of Master Odin.

Story

Kingdom Hearts Dark Road

After the disappearance of his sister and the other upper classmen during the Mark of Mastery exam, Baldr receives a different task from Master Odin and is not sent together with his classmates to find them. Episode 1: Unexpected Departure Baldr later reveals his sister, Hoder, was killed trying to protect him from Maleficent when actually they played into the darkness's trap. As his sister didn't protect him from the dragon but the entity itself but the negative emotion and rage from his sister's death allowed him to be possessed by a darkness named Hringhorn. Baldr goes on a rampage, killing many throughout Scala ad Caelum. In his quest to kill 13 lights to feed 13 darknesses, he successfully assassinated all 6 of his sister's classmates, as well as Hermod, Urd, and Vor.

In a final battle atop a tower in Scala ad Caelum, Eraqus and Xehanort fight Baldr long enough for Master Odin to appear and restrain him with chains from the No Name. Though he makes a last ditch appeal to Xehanort to join him, Baldr is struck with a fatal blow from Xehanort and fades away.

Design

Baldr is a youth with fair skin, grey eyes, and long, white hair. He wears a white, hooded jacket that is golden on the inside with Terra's Mark, a black vest, and black pants with blue criss-crossing straps. Under the vest is a white undershirt.

In Norse mythology, Baldr was the god of light, joy, purity, and the summer sun.

Abilities

Like his classmates, Baldr wields the Keyblade. During his time as a vessel of Darkness he can manipulate a dark aura surrounding him to great effect.