"Human"@en . . . . . "White"@en . . "Prince Phobos.jpg"@en . . "Seal of Phobos"@en . "Prince Phobos is the villain in the Disney Channel series W.I.T.C.H. He is very power hungry and rules over the magical kingdom of Meridian. He seeks to absorb his sister Elyon's power and manipulates her into doing so! He seeks his sister with the help of humanoid snake named Lord Cedric. He also has a young girl who can transform into a spider named Miranda. He also appears in the novel series. He is very insane and ruthless. He finally absorbs Elyon's power by having her sit on a throne and trapping her on it! He is ulmately defeated by Elyon and the Guardians and locked away in the Merdian prison. He later escapes the prison and tries to destroy the guardians again but is defeated again. Prince Phobos is a dark wizard and a major villain in the comic book W.I.T.C.H. and the animated series of the same name. In the comic book he serves as the primary antagonist during the first story arc, and returns in the fourth story arc. In the animated series he serves as the primary villain during the first season, and returns shortly before the end of the second season. He is the franchise's most recurring villain Prince Phobos took the throne of the kingdom of Metamoor (known as Meridian in the TV series) some time prior to the opening chapter of the first story arc/season, and began to drain the life force of the people in order to fuel his own magical powers with the aim of becoming strong enough to take over other worlds. However, realizing that Phobos posed a great threat, the Council of Kandrakar, a realm at the center of the universe, raised a magical shield, known as the Veil around Metamoor, sealing Phobos inside and cutting it off from the rest of from all other worlds. During the first story arc/season Phobos' primary concern is finding his lost sister Elyon Brown, whose powers are equal to his own (In the comic book, according to both Phobos and the Oracle, Elyon is even stronger than Phobos himself) and was spirited away to Earth approximately 12 years prior, so that he can drain her life force and add it to his own. With her power, Phobos would be able to break through the Veil and begin his conquest of other worlds. At first, Phobos is unaware of his sister's identity, and sends his minions to find her, first by searching through birth records, and then using a magical talisman known as the Star of Threbe. After finding her and successfully poisoning her mind against her friends and family, Phobos brings his sister to Metamoor and attempts to gain her trust for long enough to drain her of her powers. Despite successfully draining some of his sister's power, Phobos' plans are foiled by the Guardians during the final installment of the Metamoor story arc/Season one. He is exposed as a villain, and is imprisoned by Elyon after a heated magical duel. Following his defeat in Season 1 of the animated series, Phobos was briefly released by the Knights of Vengeance early in season 2, but was defeated while attempting to retake his castle from Elyon. He returned again late in Season 2, when the Guardians realized that, as a heir to the throne of Meridian, he was able to break the rule that \"A Heart cannot be taken by force\", and release him in order to deprive Nerissa of her Seal (which incorporated the Heart of Meridian), on the condition that he surrender the Seal to them afterwards. However, Phobos breaks his vow and instead uses the Seal to reconquer Meridian. After retaking Meridian, Phobos sets his sights on Kandrakar, and is on the verge of taking it when he is betrayed by Lord Cedric, who swallows him whole, thus gaining his powers for his own. After Cedric's defeat, Phobos is returned to Elyon's dungeon. In the episode V is for Victory,Phobos causes much confusion by glamouring Matt, Caleb and Blunk as himself such as when Blunk/Phobos eats crickets and when Caleb/Phobos holds Cornelia's hand In the comic story arc \"Trial of the Oracle\", he became the new Oracle, as he was found to have used his negative emotions to switch minds with Endarno, who was the guardian of the Tower of Mists, the tower in Kandrakar where Phobos, Cedric, Frost, and many other villains were imprisoned in. Once he is restored to his rightful body by the Guardians, he realizes he has lost and leaps off of a balcony into the never-ending void beneath Kandrakar, declaring that he will \"never be imprisoned again\"."@en . . "Master Manipulator Various Magic powers"@en . . "Tyrant"@en . "Tyrannical Prince"@en . . "Blond"@en . "Matter manipulation"@en . "Sorcerer"@en . . "W.I.T.C.H."@en . . "Cunning"@en . . . "Trapped in a dungeon."@en . "Prince Phobos is an evil wizard and a the most recurring villain in the comic book W.I.T.C.H. and the animated series of the same name. In the comic book he serves as the primary antagonist during the first story arc, and returns in the 4th story arc. In the animated series, he serves as the primary villain during the first season, and returns shortly before the end of the second season."@en . . . "Illusions"@en . "Phobos"@en . "Elemental abilities"@en . . . . . . . "Phobos"@en . . "Teleportation"@en . . . "Miranda Cedric Elyon"@en . . . "Prince Phobos"@en . . . . . "Energy blasts"@en . "Spells and curses"@en . . "Prince Phobos is a fictional villain in the comic book W.I.T.C.H. and the animated series of the same name. His full name is Phobos Escanor. In the comic book he serves as the primary antagonist during the first story arc, and returns in the fourth story arc. In the animated series he serves as the primary villain during the first season, and returns shortly before the end of the second season. He is the franchise's most recurring villain."@en . "Gaining power."@en . . "Glamour"@en . "Oracle"@en . "Seal of Phobos"@en . . . . . "Brother"@en . . . . . "Ruling."@en . . . "Evil"@en . . "Telekinesis"@en . . "To enslave the entire universe"@en . "Summoning the Whisperers and Murmurers"@en . . . . . "Transformation"@en . "Brown"@en . "Tooth of Tonga"@en . "Ruler\nOracle"@en . "Mage Ring"@en . . "Lord Phobos"@en . "W.I.T.C.H."@en . . . "300"^^ . . . . . . . . "High level intellect"@en . "Life force absorption"@en . . . . . . . . . "Magic"@en . "Prince Phobos is a fictional villain in the comic book W.I.T.C.H. and the animated series of the same name. His full name is Phobos Escanor. In the comic book he serves as the primary antagonist during the first story arc, and returns in the fourth story arc. In the animated series he serves as the primary villain during the first season, and returns shortly before the end of the second season. He is the franchise's most recurring villain."@en . "Manipulation"@en . . "To forever rule the Metaworld forever."@en . . . . . "Levitation"@en . . . "Cedric"@en . . . . "Gain as much power as possible. Rule Meridian"@en . . . . "Mitchell Whitfield"@en . . "Prince Phobos is a character from W.I.T.C.H. He rules as prince over Meridian while searching for his sister to kill her for her power; she is the rightful heir to the throne of Meridian. Phobos is considered an immortal and may be thousands of years old. He spends most of his time in the confines of his castle, only granting audiences to those he deems worthy to see his face. Phobos' devious plan is to absorb the immense magical powers of his long-lost sister, Elyon, and the only ones standing in his way are the five Guardians of Kandrakar. The name \"Phobos\" means \"fear\" in Greek, and came from the name of Greek God of fear and horror, the son of Ares and Aphrodite."@en . . "Hating his sister Elyon."@en . . "Creator and master of the Whisperers"@en . . . . . "Energy drain"@en . . . . "W.I.T.C.H."@en . . "Sly, arrogant, ruthless"@en . "To absorb the magic of the Heart of Kandrakar."@en . "W.I.T.C.H. Elyon"@en . "Deceiving people."@en . "Energy Manipulation"@en . "Heir to the throne of Metamoor"@en . . "To absorb the powers of both Queen Elyon and the W.I.T.C.H. team."@en . . . "Ursurper"@en . "Meridian"@en . . "Prince Phobos is an evil wizard and a the most recurring villain in the comic book W.I.T.C.H. and the animated series of the same name. In the comic book he serves as the primary antagonist during the first story arc, and returns in the 4th story arc. In the animated series, he serves as the primary villain during the first season, and returns shortly before the end of the second season."@en . . "Prince Phobos is the villain in the Disney Channel series W.I.T.C.H. He is very power hungry and rules over the magical kingdom of Meridian. He seeks to absorb his sister Elyon's power and manipulates her into doing so! He seeks his sister with the help of humanoid snake named Lord Cedric. He also has a young girl who can transform into a spider named Miranda. He also appears in the novel series. He is very insane and ruthless. He finally absorbs Elyon's power by having her sit on a throne and trapping her on it! He is ulmately defeated by Elyon and the Guardians and locked away in the Merdian prison. He later escapes the prison and tries to destroy the guardians again but is defeated again."@en . . . . . "Flight"@en . . . "Prince Phobos"@en . . . . "Magic"@en . . "Tall Dark and Skiny"@en . "\"Soon All The Power Of Meridian Will Be MINE!!!!!!!!\""@en . "Meridian"@en . . . . "Ruthless Power Hungry Psychotic Tyrant"@en . "Prince Phobos is a character from W.I.T.C.H. He rules as prince over Meridian while searching for his sister to kill her for her power; she is the rightful heir to the throne of Meridian. Phobos is considered an immortal and may be thousands of years old. He spends most of his time in the confines of his castle, only granting audiences to those he deems worthy to see his face. Phobos' devious plan is to absorb the immense magical powers of his long-lost sister, Elyon, and the only ones standing in his way are the five Guardians of Kandrakar. The name \"Phobos\" means \"fear\" in Greek, and came from the name of Greek God of fear and horror, the son of Ares and Aphrodite."@en . "Seal of Nerissa/Scepter of Phobos"@en . "Creator and master of the Murmerers"@en . . "Telekinesis"@en . . "Telepathy"@en . . "To destroy the W.I.T.C.H. team."@en . "Powwer"@en . . . "Scrying"@en . .