Coyote

Coyote is a member of the Major Arcanis, as well as being a minor antagonist during the Cains arc, and a leading antagonist during the Empire of Gold arc. He is also the captain of the Prime Nine.

Appearance
Coyote is a very very tall and muscular mild-featured man with brown scholarly hair, soft brown eyes, and an eye-patch over his left eye. He has very poor posture, as he is always hunched over.

Personality
Coyote is a calm individual who rarely speaks but when he does, he does so politely. He appears to be very lazy, as shown by his poor posture and him always  laying down wherever he was. When the Ironclads arrived at their base, instead of attacking them himself,Coyote decides to conjure The Hierophant along with several other low ranked creatures to defeat them. He admits himself that he has a bad habit of underestimating his opponents. Coyote has a habit of moaning whenever told to do anything, claiming it's "So Bothersome."

Abilities and Equipment
As a member of the Major Arcanis and a legendary swordsman, Coyote is extremely powerful. After receiving a Tarot from The Emperor, Coyote obtained powers related to that of the Major Arcanis, like their unique power of Abyssal Arcana. He is capable of utilizing this dark power to form helicopter-shaped wings for flight.

Owing to his great size and physical strength, Coyote has an incredible physical constitution and endurance, being able to get up and begin fighting Rappa almost immediately after taking a massive attack from Atreus head on, which was capable of destroying their labyrinth, and threw him through his own laboratory. He is able to endure attacks from Rappa with both his Celestial and Demon Mark activated and showing no outward reaction from having his arms cut off.

Abilities

 * Main article: The Hierophant


 * The Hierophant: Coyote's tarot, The Hierophant possesses immense speed and strategy, along with being able to conjure magic not even Rappa could.

Tarot
Coyote was bestowed with the Tarot of The Hierophant, due to his deep regard and interest for tradition and religion.