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"I'm your father and yet you still take pride in threatening me, how shameful." |
Vladimir Czeswin is the father of Pietro Czeswin and a former member Forever Knights in Attack on To'kustar on Earth-404. He was the head scientist of the Knights until he left the organization and was replaced by his son.
Physical appearance[]
Vladimir is a Caucasian male with body type akin to Slavic peoples. He is fairly tall, standing at 1.88 meters (6 feet, 2 inches), with silvery white hair and blue eyes. He is also fairly large, but not particularly muscular. While he was still with the Forever Knights, he wore one of their uniforms, but after leaving, he was seeing wearing black pants and a grey sweater.
Important history[]
Early life[]
Not much is known about Vladimir's early life. Three years prior to the start of the series, he was in Ateria when Daniel Fermi confronted September and Juniper Smith about them losing a shard that had some unknown value to Fermi.[1]
Some time later, but before the start of the series, he had a falling out with his son after he murdered his wife. This caused Vladimir to leave the Forever Knights.[2]
Reunion with Pietro[]
Vladimir reunited with his son when he was tracked down by him in an unknown city near Hennington, just inside the south-east part of Wall Sera. Pietro asked him to help find Fermi, and after being held point black at gunpoint, reluctantly agreed.[2] Their search led them to Hennington, where they met up with Jasper Donovan, but Vladimir was ultimately not able to help his son find Fermi.[3]
Relationships[]
Pietro Czeswin[]
Vladimir's son does not get along with him, and harbors a deep hatred for him due to his killing of his mother. However, Vladimir does not return the animosity, and hopes for his son to forgive him for his past wrongs.
Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- According to the creator, the "Czes" part of his last name was taken from the Polish given name "Czeslaw", meaning his last name is pronounced "Chez-win".
References[]
- ↑ 1415. "Knight". Paper (writer and director). Attack on To'kustar. Season 1, Chapter 4, Episode 15. 4 April, 2016.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 1521. "Voice". Paper (writer and director). Attack on To'kustar. Season 1, Chapter 5, Episode 21. 12 April, 2017.
- ↑ 1522. "Lightning". Paper (writer and director). Attack on To'kustar. Season 1, Chapter 5, Episode 22. 16 April, 2017.
| Attack on To'kustar |
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| Aterians |
| Hadria Carter • Lawrence Carter • Teru Hikami • Arik Iverson • Michael James • Sven Schmidt • Lars Schmidt • Lily Scott • Tuesday Smith • Noelle Williams • Samuel Wright |
| Tevivites |
| Sophia Faraday • Logan Fitzpatrick • Pryor Hade • Prescott Martin • Susan Quell • Rachel Stone • Ryan Thames • Nico Valencia |
| World Army |
| Penny Blair • Tobias Clay • David Crawford • Jack Eastview • Denzel Gregory • Wynne Holst • Douglas Kay • Ray Kirihara • Nathan Loretta • Lucas Miller • Krista Renth • Parran Revirik • Emma Saunders • Richard Turner • Felix Upton • Kathryn Wesley • Maya Wesley • Connor Yan • Ricky Zhang • John Ziegler |
| Forever Knights |
| Aaron Cross • Pietro Czeswin • Vladimir Czeswin • Troy Dieter • Jasper Donovan • Vance Grace • Webster Grace • Lauren Haber • Andrew Knowles • Maxwell Wagner |
| Espers |
| Mikhail Einstein • Olivia Faraday • Trevor Faraday • Daniel Fermi • Eric Sullivan |
| To'kustars |
| Green To'kustar • Talking To'kustar |
| Government, Royalty, and Nobility |
| Darren Mathis • Hector Reiford |
| Locations |
| Arbrook • Ateria • Hennington • Plutonon • Sprinet • Teviv |
| Battles |
| Battle of Teviv |