Titan magic: As a titan, King possesses immense magical potential. Despite King not having fully demonstrated this in the series, titans are powerful enough to cancel out magic as powerful as that of Collectors. Like his father, he can generate magic. While he can't cast spells with spell circles as could a witch or biped demon, his magic instead manifests through glyphs. When the Covention occurs, King goes with Luz, Willow, Gus and a reluctant Eda to the event. King is fascinated by all the free hand outs—which he calls offerings—and obtains as any as possible. When Amity Blight steps on his cupcake, Luz challenges Amity to a fight and forces her to apologize for the act of she wins. Amity accepts if Luz stops practicing magic if she wins and places Luz in an everlasting oath. After Amity leaves, King says Luz's chances of winning are slim. After getting more handouts, he falls into the arena during the fight and Luz saves him from a trap Eda set. After the fight ends in a draw, with Amity's mentor Lilith Clawthorne unknowingly giving Amity a power glyph to boost her strength, the girls patch things up and he and Eda a catch up with Luz before leaving. Principal Bump • Principal Faust • Edric Blight • Emira Blight • Matt Tholomule • Boscha • Professor Hermonculus • Braxas • Viney • Jerbo • Barcus • Bo • Cat • Usurper • Amelia • Skara • Eileen • Moon girl

King is voiced by Alex Hirsch, who also voices Hooty. In his squeak of rage and his youth, he is voiced by Dana Terrace. King telling Eda that Luz is the only person who can get the Collector to see the error of his ways.

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Later, the three discover that titan magic can cancel out the Collector's magic, and the sisters suggest they use his abilities to imprison the Collector again. However, King, having to get to know him, wants a more permanent solution in talking to the Collector and trying to convince him that his current way of life is harming the citizens of the Boiling Isles. Unbeknownst to the three, the Collector is watching them and misinterprets King's words, thinking King wants to kill him. Luz soon frees him from the dream and she and King hug with Eda joining them before Luz introduces them to Stringbean. However, their reunion is interrupted after the Collector appears and forces them to play games. Tinella Nosa • Katya • Eye-Eating Prisoner • Warden Wrath • Tibbles • Animal Control • Dottie • Merchant • Alador Blight • Odalia Blight • Perry Porter • Piniet • Morton • Roselle • Salty • Gilbert and Harvey Park • Gwendolyn Clawthorne • Dell Clawthorne • Amber • Derwin • Malphas • Master Wortlop • Severine • Steve • Keeper Series director Bosook "Bo" Coburn was the first to reveal that The Titan was King's father in a podcast followup on " Edge of the World". [3] This would not be fully confirmed in-series until "O Titan, Where Art Thou". On occasion, King puts into question Eda's methods and ethics. He has on occasion voiced his concerns about Eda's treatment of Luz. In "I Was a Teenage Abomination" he calls Eda out on her teaching methods, claiming that she could very easily lose Luz if she doesn't shape up. In " Enchanting Grom Fright" he expresses genuine concern that Eda acted a bit too hard on Luz for proposing to become Grom Queen.

In "Sense and Insensitivity", King says he considers his name as "more of a rank", yet in "Echoes of the Past", it is revealed that King is in fact the true name given to him by Eda. King and Steve met after Steve quit the Emperor's Coven, they started to bond and form a friendship after Steve offered him a ride and did some stuff together. Steve even gave King advice on how people want and how they can change over time. He stops Lilith and Hooty from hurting him.King is a baby titan found on an unknown island in the Boiling Sea. According to Lilith, the castle he was found in is ancient. King's father hid his egg in the castle when the Collector-Titan war claimed the lives of the other titans, using a protective rune in multiple locations to ward the place from the Collectors. King recalls hearing his father's roar, meaning "son", and then an explosion, while he was still developing in the egg. An unknown amount of time later, likely many centuries or millennia, since King's father had died and formed the Boiling Isles and its population in the meantime, King hatched into the room at the top of the castle. Jean-Luc was there to protect him in the absence of his father. To survive, baby King would catch flies that had flown into the castle to eat. [2] In "Enchanting Grom Fright", King and Gus' relationship improves when King appears as a co-emcee with him on Grom Night. Gus shows genuine concern towards King after he runs away in the middle of the event from stage fright, and gives advice to King afterwards to help him with speaking in front of crowds. He continues to show support for King after he faces his fear.