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Ivanick Shu-Ra

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Ivan, even at age eleven, was large, broad shouldered and thick. He kept his coarse black hair cropped close, eager for the day he would shave all of it off and take on the ceremonial Mogadorian tattoos. As he progressed in age, he became taller, but also wider in every conceivable way. Ivanick Shu-Ra, better known as Ivan, is a junior Mogadorian who is full of bloodlust and looks just like a Mogadorian Soldier. He was adopted by General Andrakkus Sutekh after his mother died during child birth and his father died during the First Great Expansion.

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Ivanick Shu-Ra, better known as Ivan, is a junior Mogadorian who is full of bloodlust and looks just like a Mogadorian Soldier. He was adopted by General Andrakkus Sutekh after his mother died during child birth and his father died during the First Great Expansion. Ivan, even at age eleven, was large, broad shouldered and thick. He kept his coarse black hair cropped close, eager for the day he would shave all of it off and take on the ceremonial Mogadorian tattoos. As he progressed in age, he became taller, but also wider in every conceivable way. Ivan was cold and sadistic. He had a strong hatred toward the Garde and "imagines himself as a sniper, picking off Loric enemies," his heart set on decimation, instead of domination. When Number One was killed, he described it as "awesome," and years later taunted Adamus for not being able to kill Number Two. After finding out that Adamus was a traitor, he was distraught and irate. He tried to kill Adamus before and after Number Three's death.

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