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Prince Nestor is the crown prince of Odyssia and the son of King Panning and Queen Keiraine.


Personality and Traits[]

Nestor is rather reckless, narcissistic and selfish, but otherwise a good person who aspires to become a hero. Unfortunately, his ego is poorly backed by his combat abilities that leave much to be desired, to the point where he often has to be saved by the more competent Quest. Though the duo bicker a lot, and Quest has a knack of abusing the prince due to his history with the latter's parents, they do have a slight friendship, which grows somewhat as the series progresses. In Robin Hood of Odyssia, Nestor is not without some insecurities; he is ashamed over the fact of him wearing briefs and worried that he would get wedgied due to his bullying experiences. This in turn, inspired his friends to settle with a pair of boxer shorts for his birthday present, something he greatly appreciated.

Nestor is a young boy with orange hair and blue eyes. He wears a technological suit of armor consisting of white tunic and matching pants; blue breastplates and and gauntlets with yellow accents, blue greaves with yellow and red parts, and red boots with yellow points. Originally wearing briefs beneath his pants, he has since ditched them in favor of boxers his friend gave to him as a birthday present.

Powers and Abilities[]

He doesn’t have powers but he does have elemental Swords of Power like Wind, Energy, water, fire, Lightning, ice, Earth, pretty much you name it,

  • Earth Sword: A sword that summons earthly powers such as rocks or, well, earth. It is activated by being stuck into the ground.
  • Fire Sword: A sword that summons various forms of fire.
  • Water Sword: A sword that summons various forms of water powers, including ice. Activated by the water stone.
  • Air Sword: A sword that summons various forms of air and wind powers. This is the hardest sword to activate: The protagonists spent the whole of "A Rash to Judgement" trying to activate it.
  • Energy Sword: A sword with cryptic patterns similar to Way that summon energy powers. It can also be used to give sentience to inanimate objects.

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Trivia[]

  • Running gags: These are some some moments in the world of Quest involving Nestor.
    • Nestor getting abused by Quest.
    • Nestor getting covered in something gross.
    • Nestor used as a weapon for Quest.
  • Nestor, along with Deceit, are the ones that suffered the most drastic design changes between the novel and the TV show:
    • In the book, Nestor has brown hair, wears blue clothes, and yellow cape, gloves, boots and belt. He also has small eyes and is pretty smaller compared to the series, where he has orange hair, wears an armor, has bigger eyes and is taller.
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