Gulliver is a boy possessing innate magical abilities. His early life involved compulsory attendance at a magician school, intended to enhance his powers for protecting his city, a training he underwent against his will. This forced schooling ultimately drove him to escape. Upon returning home, however, he discovered his hometown destroyed by the forces of the antagonist Judau, who personally killed Gulliver's father and vowed to eliminate Gulliver next. This tragedy marked a turning point, shifting Gulliver's path from evasion to direct confrontation. Following his escape and the loss of his home and father, Gulliver allied with his friend Eddison. Together, they rescued a girl named Misty, who was also fleeing Judau. Their group expanded to include a fairy named Phoebe and a lone wolf ninja named Gecko. Acquiring an ancient ship, they utilized it to embark on a larger quest. The primary objectives driving Gulliver and his companions became defeating Judau and uncovering the secrets surrounding the lost civilization of Atlantis. This journey forms the core narrative of his experiences.