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Castor is the childhood friend of Heracles.
Appearance[]
Castor appears as a young man with a bob cut and Ancient Greek clothing.
Personality[]
Castor is usually skeptic about Heracles ways of things but he is pretty supportive of his friend.
At the end of Heracles's fight with Jack he was going to throw a rock at Jack for killing his best friend, but, remembering Heracles's hopes for humanity, he didn't and instead fell on his knees crying.
Plot[]
Past[]
Alcides defends Castor from bullies
Somewhere around 2000 BC in Thebes, Castor was about to trade his cow for his mother's medicine but he encountered two bullies who beat him up to steal the cow. Castor pled to them on why he needs the cow but they continued to beat him up until he let go of it. Alcides appeared before them to stop their attack on Castor and picked a fight against them. He lost the fight and was beaten up along with Castor.
Castor asks Alcides why he did all of this, and hearing his answer calls him either nice or stupid
As the bullies left them alone, Castor asked Alcides why he fought even though he was weak. Alcides replied that he fought them because they were wrong. Later Castor was seen keeping Alcides company or helping him as he exercised. Castor was among the populace of Thebes during Ares's attempt to wipe out the city.
Ragnarok: Fourth Round[]
Castor wants to throw a stone at Jack the Ripper for killing Heracles
Castor was later seen in the audience along with the people of Thebes in Ragnarok. They were cheering for Heracles who was fighting against Jack the Ripper. After Heracles was killed, Castor felt anger and wanted to retaliate, by grab a rock. But at the moment he was about to throw it to Jack, he remembers the promise he made with Heracles, "to never harm humanity again", and he reluctantly let Jack go.
Abilities[]
Golden Age: As a human soul in the afterlife, Castor posses the appearance and skills that he had during his Golden Age, the age in which he was at his peak.
Trivia[]
- His name may be based off of the Castor of Greek Mythology, who was one half of the duo known as the Dioscuri.