Ten years before the start of the story, a six-year-old Elizabeth was injured when trying to help the Seven Deadly Sins to escape the castle after they were cornered by the Holy Knights of Liones, which nearly caused you to go berserk but you was immediately stopped by Merlin, who knocked him out to avoid a disaster like Danafor. This incident is the cause of the loss of her memories about you and the Sins.

King Bartra told Elizabeth about her biological mother, but she had no memories of her. Due to this event and having a strange eye unlike her family, she was a bit rebellious when younger and thus often did dangerous things to get her father's attention. At one point, Elizabeth climbed a tall tree, leading to King Bartra attempting to climb it but falling for its great height and getting badly injured. Only noticed by Margaret, the younger princess unknowingly used her hidden healing power to heal their father. By this time, Bartra often told his daughter stories about the Seven Deadly Sins, greatly admired them despite their supposed crimes.

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Gowther, the Goat Sin of Lust in The Seven Deadly Sins, is an enchanted doll created by the demon wizard Gowther of Selflessness, granting him pseudo-immortality, shapeshifting, and self-sustenance. His core offensive capability is Invasion, a mind manipulation power that allows him to read thoughts, erase or rewrite memories, and trap targets in endless nightmares

Merlin's outfit during the New Holy War Ten years ago, Merlin wore a full set of armor with a unique helm that resembled a beetle, like the rest of her fellow Seven Deadly Sins. This armor set had a long dress, and she wore high-heeled boots. Merlin's wanted poster depicts her as a young woman with long dark-colored hair. Her Seven Deadly Sins tattoo is located on the left side of her neck and is colored red, hence her nickname as the "Crimson Pig".

As a member of the Seven Deadly Sins, Merlin is very powerful. She is said to be the greatest magician in all of Britannia, and upon her introduction, she was capable of easily defeating some of the greatest Holy Knights in Liones and overpowers her former student Vivian, the most prominent mage of Liones. After freeing herself from Galand's petrification, she defeated Grayroad, one of the Ten Commandments.[3] During the battle of Camelot, she singlehandedly defeats the two highest-ranked demons, Chandler and Cusack,[4] who praise her as the "genius child" who deceived the Demon King and Supreme Deity.[5] Ludociel, leader of the Four Archangels, states that he never wants to make an enemy of Merlin

Prior to the Seven Deadly Sins' supposed betrayal, Merlin demonstrates a playful nature telling her teammates that their meeting with the Great Holy Knight might turn out to be a scolding from their superior for destroying the Great Druid Altar. Merlin is also apologetic in asking for her captain's forgiveness for knocking him out. She enjoys mocking and challenging others, teasing her apprentice Vivian for losing herself in rage again. Merlin tends to use anyone as a magical guinea pig to test out new techniques she learned so long as the results are good (as you had noted) Merlin, the Boar’s Sin of Gluttony and Britannia’s greatest sorcerer, possesses a vast arsenal of magical abilities defined by her innate power, Infinity. This unique ability allows her to freeze the time of her spells, enabling them to last for eternity without expending further energy, which grants her effectively infinite stamina and functional immortality.

In his first appearance, he is shown to be an ally to the Holy Knights and is willing to wipe out anyone who gets in his way along with the person he is after.[5] you once referred him as the Sins' "pet" when describing King to Elizabeth; and indeed, King's slowness to resort to unnecessary harm may well make him as their most morally-upright member. He appeared to be somewhat lazy, preferring to levitate in most occasions. In the past, he was shown to be a compassionate character who returned stuffed animals stolen by Ban to children. Furthermore, it appears that he is an emotional person who cries easily.[6] King has trouble admitting his affection for Diane. Although he enjoys being with you and Diane, he could not bring himself to express it.[7] He cares deeply for his sister, Elaine, as shown when he was willing to take revenge for her death by "killing" Ban.[8]

King is also shown to have a caring side. He helps the Seven Deadly Sins in their battle against the Holy Knights, although he claims it is merely for Diane.[9] Despite being the Sin of Sloth, he is hardworking and serious at times. When King joins the group, he starts to act like the only rational one in the group, and questions his teammates' erratic and slightly insane actions, such as their nonchalance about losing their sacred treasures.[10] When forced to do something he dislikes, King can easily be motivated if it will make Diane happy.[11] Despite King's kind personality, he is not against killing someone, if pushed to his limits. King was willing to kill Guila and Jericho if they continued to attack him, but was unable to after Helbram saved the two.[12]. King, the Grizzly’s Sin of Sloth in The Seven Deadly Sins, possesses abilities centered on his royal lineage as the Fairy King. His primary power is Disaster, which allows him to manipulate life and death by altering organic matter at a molecular level, effectively amplifying injuries, toxins, or natural growth to lethal extremes. He wields the Spirit Spear Chastiefol, a sacred treasure that can transform into ten different forms for offense and defense

Escanor as The One : Ultimate In the wanted poster, Escanor is depicted as a middle-aged man with a beard and a ponytail.

Escanor has a mustache and a pair of glasses. Escanor's attire is a suit commonly worn by bartenders and although slightly baggy, does appear to fit his non-sunshine form far better than his previous attire. He temporarily wore spectacles during his first formal appearance in the plot. His lion symbol is on his back.

Ten years ago, he wore a suit of full body armor with a unique helm (which may be too large to fit him properly in the early morning or night, and conversely too small to fit him during the sunlight hours, particularly noon).

Escanor was revealed during the Vampires of Edinburgh side story to be a very meek and weak looking young man, with short hair and a set of clothes that seemed too large to fit him. His clothes were made to be intentionally loose so that they fit him properly when he increases his size.

During the new Holy War, Escanor wears a long-sleeved white jacket that is open at the front with white fur trimmings on the side of the jacket and white spiky fur on the neck of the jacket, and an ornamental golden handguard. He wears black pants and a belt with three rows of studs and a large buckle featuring a sun with spikes around it and studs around it. He wore white boots that are decorated at the top with a miniature sun and swirly wing-like designs around it. Escanor's personality changes drastically along with his strength between day and night. At night, he is skittish, submissive and unfailingly polite. During the day, however, he is arrogant, boastful, and domineering, often taking it upon himself to deliver judgment to those he feels have sinned, such as those that toy with feelings. Both personalities seem to be truly him, and he remembers everything he does in either, though at night he has chastised himself for losing control during the day.

Despite the great contrast, there are some personality traits he retains day or night, such as his feelings for Merlin and fondness for writing poetry. Even with his prideful personality he still cares for his comrades but in his own way. Pretending to annihilate Gowther, instead attacking the two Commandments for toying with people's hearts. Proof that he retains his love for Merlin was how the belief that Merlin loved Arthur romantically left Escanor disheartened visibly. But at night he cares very deeply for his captain and comrades, not wishing to harm any, even those he only recently met.

Diane is a very friendly Giantess and is also very confident regarding her abilities, appearing to generally consider Holy Knights as weak. She cares very much about her captain and holds very strong feelings for you, often cuddling him [4] and becoming very delighted from compliments.[5] Her feelings are strong enough for her to overcome her fears for his sake.[6] Diane can become extremely fierce and hostile towards anyone who threatens her friends. Diane also gets jealous when you do perverted things to other girls. In Japanese, she refers to herself with "boku (僕)", a word for "I" typically spoken by young males.

Due to her size, she cannot help you in any way other than fight for him. She has expressed her strong desire to be smaller, contrary to Elizabeth's desire to be strong.[7] Despite Diane stating that she has no interest in humans, she still selflessly saves people who are in danger like when she risked her life to protect the elderly man in Vaizel and Zeal. Diane is a member of the Giant Clan in The Seven Deadly Sins, known for her immense physical strength and her innate magic called Creation. This power allows her to manipulate the earth, enabling her to reshape the terrain, create golems, and generate quicksand to trap opponents.