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List of Artemis Fowl characters
This is a list of characters in the Artemis Fowl novel series by Eoin Colfer.
Leon Abbot emerges as the primary antagonist in Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony. Described as a demon opposing the time-spell during the battle of Taillte, he disrupts a circle of warlocks engaged in a spellcasting ritual. Abbot adopts the demon name N'zall, translating to "little horn" in ancient demon language, which reflects his resentment toward older demons. However, he prefers the moniker "Leon Abbot," derived from a character in the book Lady Heatherington Smythe's Hedgerow, whom he admires.
While Holly speculates that Abbot suffers from acquired situational narcissism, author Eoin Colfer portrays him as "psychopathic" in "The Time Paradox." To prevent him from causing harm, Abbot's consciousness is transferred to a guinea pig in Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony.
In "Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex," the Amorphobots are introduced as gelatinous robots crafted by Foaly for a Mars probe mission. However, Turnball Root seizes control of these robots, repurposing them to reroute the probe back to Earth. His aim is to orchestrate a prison escape, leveraging the Amorphobots' capabilities for his rescue mission.
Jerbal Argon is a recurring character in the Artemis Fowl series, first introduced in the inaugural book. Initially depicted as an observer, he later emerges as the proprietor of a health clinic. In "Artemis Fowl: The Opal Deception," Argon tends to Opal Koboi, a prominent patient in a self-induced coma, whose presence ensures financial support for the clinic. Despite Koboi's manipulative influence, Argon demonstrates reluctance to release her due to the financial benefits.
In subsequent installments, such as "Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex" and "Artemis Fowl: The Last Guardian," Argon continues to play a significant role, overseeing the treatment of key characters. His interactions with the Brill brothers, his pixie custodians, reveal a disdain for the nickname "Jerry," underscoring his desire for greater respect from clinic employees, albeit unvoiced due to the rarity of competent staff.
Arno Blunt serves as a secondary antagonist in Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code. Employed as a bodyguard by Jon Spiro, an American businessman, Blunt's appearance is characterized by bleached-blond hair, tattoos, and distinctive attire, including pirate earrings and a cut-off T-shirt. Notably, he harbors a strong aversion to being disregarded or overlooked.
Throughout the narrative, Blunt undergoes significant dental modifications, with all his teeth being replaced by multiple sets of customized dentures, each serving distinct purposes. His reckless and aggressive demeanor is exemplified by his attempt to assassinate Artemis Fowl II, which results in the severe injury of Domovoi Butler, Artemis's bodyguard.
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List of Artemis Fowl characters
This is a list of characters in the Artemis Fowl novel series by Eoin Colfer.
Leon Abbot emerges as the primary antagonist in Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony. Described as a demon opposing the time-spell during the battle of Taillte, he disrupts a circle of warlocks engaged in a spellcasting ritual. Abbot adopts the demon name N'zall, translating to "little horn" in ancient demon language, which reflects his resentment toward older demons. However, he prefers the moniker "Leon Abbot," derived from a character in the book Lady Heatherington Smythe's Hedgerow, whom he admires.
While Holly speculates that Abbot suffers from acquired situational narcissism, author Eoin Colfer portrays him as "psychopathic" in "The Time Paradox." To prevent him from causing harm, Abbot's consciousness is transferred to a guinea pig in Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony.
In "Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex," the Amorphobots are introduced as gelatinous robots crafted by Foaly for a Mars probe mission. However, Turnball Root seizes control of these robots, repurposing them to reroute the probe back to Earth. His aim is to orchestrate a prison escape, leveraging the Amorphobots' capabilities for his rescue mission.
Jerbal Argon is a recurring character in the Artemis Fowl series, first introduced in the inaugural book. Initially depicted as an observer, he later emerges as the proprietor of a health clinic. In "Artemis Fowl: The Opal Deception," Argon tends to Opal Koboi, a prominent patient in a self-induced coma, whose presence ensures financial support for the clinic. Despite Koboi's manipulative influence, Argon demonstrates reluctance to release her due to the financial benefits.
In subsequent installments, such as "Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex" and "Artemis Fowl: The Last Guardian," Argon continues to play a significant role, overseeing the treatment of key characters. His interactions with the Brill brothers, his pixie custodians, reveal a disdain for the nickname "Jerry," underscoring his desire for greater respect from clinic employees, albeit unvoiced due to the rarity of competent staff.
Arno Blunt serves as a secondary antagonist in Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code. Employed as a bodyguard by Jon Spiro, an American businessman, Blunt's appearance is characterized by bleached-blond hair, tattoos, and distinctive attire, including pirate earrings and a cut-off T-shirt. Notably, he harbors a strong aversion to being disregarded or overlooked.
Throughout the narrative, Blunt undergoes significant dental modifications, with all his teeth being replaced by multiple sets of customized dentures, each serving distinct purposes. His reckless and aggressive demeanor is exemplified by his attempt to assassinate Artemis Fowl II, which results in the severe injury of Domovoi Butler, Artemis's bodyguard.