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Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 150
Hometown: Northampton, UK
Alignment: Face
Style: Ju-jitsu and technical wrestling. Has a black belt in Chang hon style taekwondo
Charon Death stands as one of the original Creatures of the Night in Creature Wrestling, debuting in 2000 and forging a legacy that rivals—even surpasses—that of her father. Despite enduring betrayal, loss, and manipulation throughout her career, her ambition has never wavered. From the very beginning, her singular focus has been to rise as the dominant force in the sport and the unquestioned leader of the Death family. That relentless drive has secured her place in history as the longest-reigning Champion in the sport and earned her induction into the prestigious CW Hall of Fame with High Honors.
Charon is the younger twin of Kali Death, born on the final stroke of midnight—an existence that binds her to neither good nor evil, but grants her the power to choose between them. When Mortismere sought to tip the balance of the world toward chaos, Charon made a calculated and dangerous decision: she married him in an attempt to restore equilibrium and save her son, Moebius. The plan failed catastrophically. Moebius vanished, later resurfacing under the name Augustus, and Charon was betrayed and abandoned—left to rot within a lunatic asylum by Mortismere himself.
As the truth unraveled, a deeper conspiracy came to light. Moebius was not Mortismere’s son, but the child of Kizmat—Mortismere’s brother—and Charon’s true ally and longtime partner. Their secret relationship, however, became a target. Fein Dacor ultimately betrayed them, setting into motion a far more sinister plan.
Fein, alongside Mortismere, Queen Lillith, and The Evangelion, attempted to subjugate Charon by transforming her into a controllable cyborg, much like The Evangelion itself. But they underestimated her. Instead of becoming a puppet, Charon overpowered the system, seizing control of the nanotechnology and bending it to her will—emerging stronger, more dangerous, and no longer controllable.
In the present, Charon is working to sever all ties with Mortismere, seeking a long-overdue divorce. However, this conflict has grown even more personal. Her twin sister Kali—far more ruthless than Charon once believed—has entered into a relationship with Mortismere and now seeks the title of Queen for herself. Consumed by jealousy and ambition, Kali is willing to go as far as killing her own sister to claim it.
Ironically, Charon’s dominance continues to grow with seemingly effortless momentum. She has captured the Undisputed Championship, Kreature of the Ring, King of Pain, and the Dual Core Title—each victory intensifying Kali’s resentment. That jealousy reaches its peak when Charon is inducted into the Hall of Fame, further cementing her superiority in both legacy and power.
Charon is a no-nonsense force—calculated, prepared, and unforgiving. She is rarely seen without her signature nail gun, always within reach. Thanks to irreversible nanobot and cybernetic enhancements, any damage inflicted upon her is repaired almost instantly, making her extraordinarily difficult—if not impossible—to defeat. Removing this technology would mean her death.
Though she does not seek conflict, Charon does not shy away from it either. She is highly intelligent, methodical, and relentlessly curious—always studying her enemies before they make their move. Those who choose to challenge her should understand the consequences.
Because attacking Charon Death does not mean facing her alone. It means facing Kizmat as well. And very few survive that mistake.
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Charon of Death insists on being addressed as Charon of Death and becomes visibly irritated when referred to as “Lady Death” or “Lady Blood,” as such titles fail to reflect her true identity—particularly her bond with Kizmat. In the original Creature Wrestling canon, she was known as Charon Death NGFH, though this designation was later abandoned due to frequent confusion (NGFH standing for Nail Gun From Hell).
Charon’s origins are complex and shrouded in deception. She was long believed to be the daughter of Dr. Damien Death and an unknown human woman. However, the truth is far more disturbing. Damien’s brother, Spade Death—more commonly known as Darkspade—discovered Damien’s affair with his own wife, Julie. In retaliation, Spade manipulated the unborn child’s genetics, unknowingly altering not one, but two lives—Julie was carrying twins. As a result, Charon became a genetic hybrid, partially fathered by both Damien and Spade.
The concept of twins is a recurring and significant theme throughout the gameplay, often serving as a pivotal narrative element.
In the current continuity, Charon serves as the Director of B4Pro. She has a twin sister, Kali of Death, and shares a son with Kizmat named Moebius Augustus Death. Her full name, Charon Angel Death, reflects both her lineage and her role, though the earlier NGFH title has since been retired.
Within the Death Family lore, “Charon” is not merely a name but a title—one passed down through generations. It designates the ferryman of souls, ensuring continuity of this essential role. Only one individual may hold the title at a time, and they cannot be killed unless they willingly relinquish the role or choose death themselves. The position transfers only when the current Charon steps down or passes it on voluntarily.
As a being, Charon is a powerful hybrid with a deep fascination for humanity, often adopting a humanoid form. Though partially vampiric, she does not depend on blood for survival. Her most dominant nature, however, is that of a shadow demon—her power rivaling even that of Mortismere. Enhancements by Eva Corp and Mortismere have made her partially cybernetic, with advanced nanobots capable of rapidly repairing damage to her organic body.
Charon is a highly trained and versatile combatant. She holds a black belt in Chang Hon-style Taekwondo and is extensively trained in Jiu-jitsu. In addition, her mastery of wrestling allows her to adapt to virtually any fighting style. Exceptionally intelligent and creatively strategic, she thrives when given the freedom to act, making her one of the most formidable figures within the Death lineage.
A series of heel kicks executed in succession often finalizing into a single-leg takedown directly into a leg entanglement.
This move involves jumping into a scissor position around an opponent's legs.
A rotational leg lock that targets the knee and ankle by twisting the heel while keeping the rest of the leg fixed in place.
Can lock up an opponent from almost any position (guard, side control, or standing).
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