The Enchantress is one of the most important members of the pegasi clan.
She is a pegasus with a very unusual appearance.
The Enchantress is quite different looking from the other pegasi; she hides herself under a striped cloak, made of kelpie skin. Some parts of her body can't be hidden, such as her beak, wings, hooves, and tail.
She seems to miss most of her feathers, to the point her skin is clearly visible, with some reminiscent feathers and quills still showing. Her wings appear severely damaged, and her tail is made of very long and pointy quills. Her eyes are black, with golden pupils, and have eyelash-shaped markings around them. Her ears are not visible.
In episode 22, it was revealed that the Enchantress was once a normal-looking pegasus with white and pink sharp feathers. She was much more expressive back then and was not yet wearing her ritual cloak.
The Enchantress is the second-highest-ranked individual in the pegasi hierarchy. She is under the Vicereine, but as she is her daughter, she has a lot of influence on everything that goes on in the clan. The more spiritual side of her role as the Enchantress hasn't been shown yet, but she believes deeply in her Majesty of the Night like most pegasi do.
She doesn't seem to show much emotion for anything. She remains calm and very confident towards every other pegasi, including her daughter, Heimdall. Even when a terrible event occurs, she stays calm and doesn't show any visible emotion. The Enchantress doesn't seem to have any consideration for the "demons" she would like to get rid of, and it is clear that she sees them as a major threat to pegasi. She doesn't consider "demons" to be sentient beings, but rather as killing machines to be eliminated.
Beneath her weak appearance as a featherless pegasus, the Enchantress is a very dangerous individual. The sharp quills of her wings can inflict terrible injuries - by mixing with her strategy, surprise effect, and viciousness, she can get rid of most opponents. She seems to know exactly where to hit.
Heimdall
As a mother, the Enchantress is shown giving lessons to her daughter about leadership and demons, even though Heimdall has a higher rank in the hierarchy. She believes that her daughter's empathy is not good for the pegasi as a whole. She is satisfied with Heimdall when she does what she is tasked to do. The Enchantress doesn't hesitate to insult her daughter when she doesn't meet her expectations.
▪ Her cloak is obviously made from a saltwater kelpie's hide. The way she got it is unknown, but it is believed that she killed this kelpie herself.
▪ The cloak is heavily inspired by caparisons, a cloth covering laid over horses for protection and decoration, generally seen in tournament fights.
▪ The head part of the cloak is very similar to the symbolic clothing of medieval executioners.
▪ She seems to lack most of her feathers, though it is not possible to verify because of the cloak she is wearing. It is currently unknown why she is so different from other members of her species.
▪ "Skral" means meager/ill in Nordic languages such as Norwegian and Swedish. It was her official name before it was changed to "The Enchantress", hiding her true name in the actual comic.
▪ Her real name (if she has one) is unknown.
She is a pegasus with a very unusual appearance.
Appearance
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The Enchantress before losing her feathers.
She seems to miss most of her feathers, to the point her skin is clearly visible, with some reminiscent feathers and quills still showing. Her wings appear severely damaged, and her tail is made of very long and pointy quills. Her eyes are black, with golden pupils, and have eyelash-shaped markings around them. Her ears are not visible.
In episode 22, it was revealed that the Enchantress was once a normal-looking pegasus with white and pink sharp feathers. She was much more expressive back then and was not yet wearing her ritual cloak.
Personality
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The Enchantress is the second-highest-ranked individual in the pegasi hierarchy. She is under the Vicereine, but as she is her daughter, she has a lot of influence on everything that goes on in the clan. The more spiritual side of her role as the Enchantress hasn't been shown yet, but she believes deeply in her Majesty of the Night like most pegasi do.
She doesn't seem to show much emotion for anything. She remains calm and very confident towards every other pegasi, including her daughter, Heimdall. Even when a terrible event occurs, she stays calm and doesn't show any visible emotion. The Enchantress doesn't seem to have any consideration for the "demons" she would like to get rid of, and it is clear that she sees them as a major threat to pegasi. She doesn't consider "demons" to be sentient beings, but rather as killing machines to be eliminated.
Beneath her weak appearance as a featherless pegasus, the Enchantress is a very dangerous individual. The sharp quills of her wings can inflict terrible injuries - by mixing with her strategy, surprise effect, and viciousness, she can get rid of most opponents. She seems to know exactly where to hit.
Relationships
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Heimdall
As a mother, the Enchantress is shown giving lessons to her daughter about leadership and demons, even though Heimdall has a higher rank in the hierarchy. She believes that her daughter's empathy is not good for the pegasi as a whole. She is satisfied with Heimdall when she does what she is tasked to do. The Enchantress doesn't hesitate to insult her daughter when she doesn't meet her expectations.
Back then, the Enchantress was a normal pegasus. She was mated to Vif-Argent and seemed to be more expressive and content. We don't know yet what caused her to change into what she is currently.
When she first appeared, she ordered one pegasus soldier to follow the track of a kelpie that had been seen in the swamps. Some days later, when the soldier's body was found and fear was overwhelming the pegasus clan, the Enchantress decided to take action and eliminate the kelpie herself. She ended up killing Vasco and came back to the Nest with his blood on her wings, a sign of victory and strength for most pegasi in the clan.
When she first appeared, she ordered one pegasus soldier to follow the track of a kelpie that had been seen in the swamps. Some days later, when the soldier's body was found and fear was overwhelming the pegasus clan, the Enchantress decided to take action and eliminate the kelpie herself. She ended up killing Vasco and came back to the Nest with his blood on her wings, a sign of victory and strength for most pegasi in the clan.
Trivia
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▪ Her cloak is obviously made from a saltwater kelpie's hide. The way she got it is unknown, but it is believed that she killed this kelpie herself.
▪ The cloak is heavily inspired by caparisons, a cloth covering laid over horses for protection and decoration, generally seen in tournament fights.
▪ The head part of the cloak is very similar to the symbolic clothing of medieval executioners.
▪ She seems to lack most of her feathers, though it is not possible to verify because of the cloak she is wearing. It is currently unknown why she is so different from other members of her species.
▪ "Skral" means meager/ill in Nordic languages such as Norwegian and Swedish. It was her official name before it was changed to "The Enchantress", hiding her true name in the actual comic.
▪ Her real name (if she has one) is unknown.
| Gender | Female |
| Species | Pegasus |
| Age | Adult |
| Status | Alive |
| Relatives | Vif Argent (mate) Heimdall (daughter) Meteora (nephew) |
| Nicknames | Skral |
| First debuts | Episode 8 : Wings of Misgivings |
The Enchantress' cloak is made from a saltwater kelpie's hide.
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