| rdfs:comment | - Mister Monday is the first novel in the Keys to the Kingdom series by Garth Nix. The other books in the series are: Grim Tuesday, Drowned Wednesday, Sir Thursday, Lady Friday, Superior Saturday and Lord Sunday. Mister Monday is afflicted with the deadly sin of Sloth.
- Mister Monday was a upperclass-esque villain with a monocle, obsessed with Monday. He is believed to have work with The Guild of Calamitous Intent until he ended up in prison for a crime The Guild could not protect him from.
- Tier: High 6-A | 4-B Name: Mister Monday Classification: First of the Latter Days, Superior Denizen Powers & Abilities: Immortality (Type 1), regeneration (Mid), shapeshifting, reality warping, time control (can summon things from different time periods, can stop and loop time), Biological Manipulation (sorcerers are capable of forcibly inverting insides), flight, Void Manipulation, Text Manipulation, Can ignore durability with Nothing, access to the Improbable Stair, Statistics Amplification, Teleportation, Elemental Manipulation (Fire, Water, Light), Matter Destruction Gender: Male
- Lord Monday was the first Trustee Arthur met and was always pushed around in a wheelchair by one of his servants. When Arthur first meets him, he was being pushed by Sneezer, his butler. Mister Monday was granted control of the Lower House. His Key can be split into two halves; an Hour Hand and a Minute Hand. The two hands, when combined, take the form of a sword. Monday's command center is Monday's Day room.
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| abstract | - Lord Monday was the first Trustee Arthur met and was always pushed around in a wheelchair by one of his servants. When Arthur first meets him, he was being pushed by Sneezer, his butler. Mister Monday was granted control of the Lower House. His Key can be split into two halves; an Hour Hand and a Minute Hand. The two hands, when combined, take the form of a sword. Monday's command center is Monday's Day room. Monday's sloth left him mostly incapacitated, whereupon he left most of the affairs of the Lower House to his Dawn, Noon, and Dusk. When Arthur reached Monday's Dayroom, a great battle was fought between the two, but Arthur wins the First Key, and uses it to heal Monday of his Sloth. Subsequently, Monday accepted Arthur as his master, thanking him for his new life.
- Mister Monday is the first novel in the Keys to the Kingdom series by Garth Nix. The other books in the series are: Grim Tuesday, Drowned Wednesday, Sir Thursday, Lady Friday, Superior Saturday and Lord Sunday. Mister Monday is afflicted with the deadly sin of Sloth.
- Tier: High 6-A | 4-B Name: Mister Monday Classification: First of the Latter Days, Superior Denizen Powers & Abilities: Immortality (Type 1), regeneration (Mid), shapeshifting, reality warping, time control (can summon things from different time periods, can stop and loop time), Biological Manipulation (sorcerers are capable of forcibly inverting insides), flight, Void Manipulation, Text Manipulation, Can ignore durability with Nothing, access to the Improbable Stair, Statistics Amplification, Teleportation, Elemental Manipulation (Fire, Water, Light), Matter Destruction Gender: Male Age: Over 10,000 years old Attack Potency: Multi Continent level (vastly superior to Sunsprites, comparable to Grim Tuesday, comparable although weaker than Drowned Wednesday) | Solar system level with his keys (It was stated that outside the House, all keys are equal in power except the seventh) Durability: Multi Continent level | Solar System level Speed: At least FTL (vastly superior to Sunsprites) | FTL+ (comparable to Grim Tuesday with his keys) Striking Strength: Multi Continent Class | Solar System Class Range: Unknown. Universal with the keys, Multiversal with the Improbable Stair Standard Equipment: The 1st Key, his Dawn, Noon and Dusk Weaknesses: Extremely lazy and low in willpower, exposure to Nothing, He is incredibly weaker without his Key, although he still is an extremely powerful sorcerer Key: Base | With the First Key
- Mister Monday was a upperclass-esque villain with a monocle, obsessed with Monday. He is believed to have work with The Guild of Calamitous Intent until he ended up in prison for a crime The Guild could not protect him from.
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