Reaper

D'ovakar, The Reaper was a God and leader of the Dark Pantheon. He was a major antagonist in Interstellar and Legacy, being the mastermind controlling the Vortex from the shadows and purposefully extending the Titan's War to his own agenda.

Appearance
D'ovakar is a tall, athletic and unnaturally handsome man when in his humanoid form. He has short, wavy ashen gray colored hair, dark red eyes and a defined nose. He has a strikingly similar appearance to that of his brother, looking almost identical.

For most of the time, the Reaper is shirtless and wears only a set of black pants, but when in combat he is able to summon a legendary armor composed of void that covers most of his body safe for his head.

Personality
Being the exact opposite of his brother, D'ovakar is an extroverted and arrogant man who possesses many negative qualities: such as his untamed wrath, his poisonous lust and greed and his notoriously inflated pride. Having a superiority complex, the Reaper treats almost everybody he meets as if they were his own subordinates having very little respect for them.

Unlike many other people like him, D'ovakar is able to be boastful and grandiose but also be a highly competent strategist and combatant. He is notorious by his extreme affinity with the use of volatile magic drawn from the Void, which highly amplifies his fighting capabilities and weapons he employs.

Early Life
The Reaper was created alongside the multiverse by the Creator splitting into two equal parts to maintain the Multiversal Balance of Light and Dark. He was assigned the role of avatar of the void, with the sole mission of destroying the Multiverse to return to its tranquil void state.

Being the brother of The Cosmos Man, the two engaged in age long combat Cycles that happened within spans of 140 years. He also became the leader of The Dark Pantheon of gods and the mastermind behind the Vortex and the eternal Titan's War.

Attack on the Terran Confederation Fleet
In 5 P.T., the Terran Confederation's exodus fleet from AJ-25 deviated from the path the Cosmos Man lay out for them in the extradimensional void. Stumbling upon the slumbering Void Guardian.

The Reaper was disturbed from his slumber and was awakened, thus commencing a new Cycle end. He attacked telepathically the minds of the people aboard the TCS Hades and corrupted Barisov's mind. The Confederates managed to slip from his grasp by the aid of the Cosmos Man.

Void Invasion
Later that same year, the Reaper opened the gates from the Realm of the Dead and activated his Void Army from the bowels of the Void. He then recruited the help of Curtis Hernández and aided him gain access to the Gates to Mictlan. The god then headed to The Praetorium and summarily executed the Vortex Leader due to his incompetence, then transforming The Visitor into the Vigilant (infused with some Void Powers) and assigning him as the new Vortex Leader.

His crusade began as he followed the tracks of the Confederates to AI-26, destroying galactic factions such as the Exedra. He gathered some Qu forces and then led an attack on the planet on Preeloom in which the Galactic Parliament was in, destroying the world. The galaxy was thrown into chaos and soon the human forces rallied at the Gates of Terra.

The Reaper went alone to face down his brother in Terra City, also fighting other terran heroes such as Fox and Jäger. He managed to extort his brother for the soul of the God of Time, after defeating the soldiers, in exchange of returning the lives of the lost heroes. The Cosmos Man and the sol forces then participated in the Third Battle of The Gate where the army of dark and light faced off.

During the Battle, the Reaper witnessed the Vigilant being killed by The Cosmos Man and then killed the Light Pantheon's emissary Taurus. During the fray, the two deities merged and the Cycle was reset thus rendering the lives lost in the battle and in other 'illegitimate' ways across the Multiverse rest as well. He then returned to slumber in the Void.