True Tsar

The True Tsar
Information
Name	Unknown
Age	Unknown
Height	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Race	Vampire Formerly human
Affiliation	The Coven (ruler)
Alignment	Evil
Allies	The Coven Mira (favored lieutenant) Porfiry (sycophant advisor) Wendigo army
Enemies	Ultratech Night Guard Tusk Kim Wu (Shin) Hisako Thunder Aganos Sabrewulf
Appears in	Killer Instinct Dynamite comics (issue #2)

“	For centuries we have lived in the shadows, agent provocateurs in human history, but now it is time to show our hand.	„
—The True Tsar in the Killer Instinct Dynamite comics (issue #2)

The True Tsar is an ancient Russian vampire master and ruler of the Coven. He was first mentioned in Mira's backstory for Killer Instinct (2013), titled "The Road to Ravensburg", and is the vampire lord responsible for Mira's turning. The True Tsar made his debut in the KI universe in the second issue of the Killer Instinct Dynamite comics, released in November 2017.

Story

To be added...

Gallery

The True Tsar's introduction in issue #2 of the Killer Instinct Dynamite comics (2017)

Revealing the extent of the Coven's reach and sophistication

Quotes

“	Gargos's design for world domination has withered upon the vine. The human race is on its knees. Only the Coven prevails. Triumph has never tasted so sweet.	„
—The True Tsar's opening monologue in the 2017 KI comics

“	After the chaos, we will come not as conquerors but as a balm. To sooth and heal, to give hope where there was none. A wolf in sheep's clothing. We shall restore order, stabilize nations and economies. By the time they feel our fangs at their throats, it will be too late.	„
—The True Tsar ruminating over his masterplan

“	It will simply be the way of things. The new world order. The rule of the Vampire and of the Coven will be the rule of all.	„
—The Tsar's endgame

Trivia

• Just like The Chairman in the 1996 Comics, his real name is also never revealed.
  • However, in Issue #3 of Killer Instinct (2017), during his encounter with Cinder, he refers to him as "Rasputin". Whether this was his name or a reference to a real life Russian mystic and self-proclaimed Grigori Rasputin is unclear.