Medeus

Medeus is a fictional character from the Fire Emblem series of video games, serving as a recurring antagonist. He is typically portrayed as a powerful Shadow Dragon or Dark Dragon, often leading forces of evil against the protagonists.

Medeus debuted in the first Fire Emblem game, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light (originally released only in Japan), and has reappeared in several subsequent installments, including remakes and related titles. He is known for his immense power, strategic cunning, and deep-seated hatred for humanity.

In the original game's lore, Medeus ruled the Dolhr Empire and sought to subjugate the human kingdoms of Archanea. He was ultimately defeated by the hero Anri. Subsequent appearances explore different facets of his character and expand on his history, including his origins and the motivations behind his antagonism. He is typically presented as a significant threat requiring extraordinary effort and legendary weapons to overcome.

Medeus's character design often reflects his draconic nature and malevolent power, typically depicting him as a large, imposing figure with dark scales and glowing eyes. He is a central figure in the Archanea saga of Fire Emblem games and a symbol of the recurring themes of conflict between humans and dragons within the series.