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Behemoth, the Legendary Titan of Body, wields more pure physical strength than any other Titan commonly known to Seekers. The one-ton stone globe that Behemoth carries on his back is used as both a weapon and to intimidate his enemies.
History
Behemoth was one of the three Legendary Titans utilized by Lord Casterwill when the Titans were first summoned to Earth to fight against the Nullifiers. Due to lack of information, Behemoth's early past is still shrouded in mystery other than the fact that Casterwill left Behemoth's Ring sealed in an unknown location.
Years later, Metz tracked down Behemoth with the hope of using its power to cure his friend Simon Judeau (who had been cursed by Araknos). On finding the Titan's resting place, Metz too was cursed for removing Behemoth from its tomb without the Amulet of Will. Afterwards it was supposedly lost, eventually making its way to the leader of a tribe of Amazon warriors.
During the Huntik Team's search for the Legendary Titans, Behemoth accepted Dante Vale as a worthy Seeker and allowed Dante to invoke him. Dante then used the Titan and its great strength to defeat multiple Organization opponents with a single swipe. After taking advantage of Dante's need to save Metz, the Professor obtained the Titan and used it, along with the other two Legendary Titans, to summon the most powerful Titan, Overlos. Before the Professor could use it to achieve immortality, Lok took control of Overlos and ordered it to return to the Spirit World, taking the other three Legendary Titans with it.
Abilities
Behemoth can create earthquakes and swipe enemies with its enormous hands to crush opponent. He can also use the incredible globe on his back as a weapon.
Gallery
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Trivia
- His summoning command is "Move the earth," referencing Behemoth's enormous physical strength.
- Behemoth's appearance is based on the hippopotamus while his name is derived from the monstrous beast, the Behemoth.