Gar-Ghoul

Template:Infobox titans Gar-Ghoul is a powerful and fearsome Titan and was the basis for the gargoyle statues and legends of France. As Gar-Ghoul could strike fear into other evil creatures, statues imitating Gar-Ghoul were built and placed on many French buildings to ward off evil spirits.

History

Called the Garguile by the French people, the Gar-Ghoul terrorized France until it was sealed in stone and placed upon Notredame to act as a guardian against evil spirits. Other similar statues were built thereafter for the same purpose.

DeFoe later found Gar-Ghoul's Amulet in the Cavern of the Gargoyle and used it in battle against the Huntik Foundation S1E04. After DeFoe was removed from the Organization, Zhalia Moon took ownership of Gar-Ghoul, although she did not reveal this action until the final battle against the Professor. It brought Nordrake out of the air, and distracted Tao for a while until being defeated alongside Ariel S1E26.

Abilities

Some argue that the fear Gar-Ghoul instills is alone enough to win a battle. He has the ability to manipulate water, projecting extremely high-pressure blasts of water from his mouth is his signature attack which could even knock Nordrake out of the air. Gar-Ghoul's special ability of Aggression makes him so fierce that when he is the one to initiate a fight he cannot be defeated, he may not be the one to win in a battle but he certainly cannot be beaten easily. And his teeth, claws and powerful tail are also not to be taken lightly.

Gallery

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Gar-Ghoul's Amulet

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Gar-Ghoul's Icon

Gar-Ghoul

Trivia

• Its summoning command is "Punish them."
• Gar-Ghoul's ability to manipulate and spit water is in line with the legends that say that it could drink rivers dry within hours
• Gar-ghoul gets its name from the old French word garguile which means "to gurgle."
• Other Gargoyle Titans include Cherit and Pendragon.
• Gar-Ghoul has the basic design of a classic modern gargoyle.
• The old French legend about Gar-Ghoul's namesake describe it as being a great serpent or massive snake.