TV-Series
Description
Pascal is a supporting character in the anime Endride. He is an eccentric scientist who once served as a Royal Researcher in the kingdom of Endra. In that capacity, he was involved in the work surrounding Babel, a major structure whose reconstruction is central to the story's conflict. Pascal eventually came to oppose King Delzaine's plans for rebuilding Babel and questioned the king's intentions. In order to slow the reconstruction, he deliberately tampered with Babel's plans so that the project could not be completed without him, a decision that enraged the king and forced Pascal into hiding as a fugitive.
Before these events, Pascal was the old teacher of Prince Emilio, one of the series' two main protagonists. He instructed the young prince during his childhood, and their connection dates back to that early period. Because of this longstanding bond, Pascal occupies a unique position as someone who can offer Emilio guidance and advice. After Emilio joins forces with Shun Asanaga, a boy from the surface world, Pascal reunites with the pair and places his scientific expertise at the service of their cause. His knowledge proves important when the group investigates the mysterious decline of Warp Particles and later inspects Babel directly.
In personality, Pascal is described as eccentric and unconventional for a scientist. He is not afraid to take risks or to trust his strong intuition, and he approaches problems with a willingness to act decisively. He holds a firm belief that Endra and the surface world should remain separate from one another. Consistent with that conviction, he plans to destroy Babel once Shun has been sent back to the surface, since Babel is the link between the two worlds. His readiness to sabotage the king's project and to advocate for the destruction of a major structure reflects a priority on what he considers the greater good over loyalty to authority.
Pascal's role in the story is that of a mentor and technical specialist within the group. After his reunion with Emilio and Shun, he becomes a recurring supporting figure whose research informs the group's understanding of Babel and the Warp Particles. His conviction that the two worlds must remain separate guides his decisions in the latter part of the narrative, particularly as the group confronts the consequences of Babel's activation. His character development is tied to his shifting circumstances, from a respected royal researcher to a fugitive, and finally to a trusted ally whose expertise is essential to resolving the story's central conflict.
His notable abilities are primarily intellectual and scientific. He is a skilled researcher with deep knowledge of Babel and related systems, and his tampering with the reconstruction plans demonstrates practical inventiveness and technical confidence. He is depicted as an adult man with brown eyes and brown hair cut to ear length. His value to the group lies not in combat skill but in his experience, his understanding of Endra's technology and mysteries, and his close personal history with Emilio.
Before these events, Pascal was the old teacher of Prince Emilio, one of the series' two main protagonists. He instructed the young prince during his childhood, and their connection dates back to that early period. Because of this longstanding bond, Pascal occupies a unique position as someone who can offer Emilio guidance and advice. After Emilio joins forces with Shun Asanaga, a boy from the surface world, Pascal reunites with the pair and places his scientific expertise at the service of their cause. His knowledge proves important when the group investigates the mysterious decline of Warp Particles and later inspects Babel directly.
In personality, Pascal is described as eccentric and unconventional for a scientist. He is not afraid to take risks or to trust his strong intuition, and he approaches problems with a willingness to act decisively. He holds a firm belief that Endra and the surface world should remain separate from one another. Consistent with that conviction, he plans to destroy Babel once Shun has been sent back to the surface, since Babel is the link between the two worlds. His readiness to sabotage the king's project and to advocate for the destruction of a major structure reflects a priority on what he considers the greater good over loyalty to authority.
Pascal's role in the story is that of a mentor and technical specialist within the group. After his reunion with Emilio and Shun, he becomes a recurring supporting figure whose research informs the group's understanding of Babel and the Warp Particles. His conviction that the two worlds must remain separate guides his decisions in the latter part of the narrative, particularly as the group confronts the consequences of Babel's activation. His character development is tied to his shifting circumstances, from a respected royal researcher to a fugitive, and finally to a trusted ally whose expertise is essential to resolving the story's central conflict.
His notable abilities are primarily intellectual and scientific. He is a skilled researcher with deep knowledge of Babel and related systems, and his tampering with the reconstruction plans demonstrates practical inventiveness and technical confidence. He is depicted as an adult man with brown eyes and brown hair cut to ear length. His value to the group lies not in combat skill but in his experience, his understanding of Endra's technology and mysteries, and his close personal history with Emilio.