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Aen (アエン) is a fictional character from the Shaman King The Super Star manga series. He is a member of the Knights Templar.[1]
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- See More: Cutting Edge
Aen's Guardian Ghost is a stegosaur called Cutting Edge.[2]
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Aen was one of Patch Officiants responsible for the Shaman Fight in AD 1500. After Fra YVS won and became Shaman King, Aen and his fellow officiants converted to YVS' religion, following the tribe's laws, and became the Knights Templar.
During the 500 years in the Great Spirit, the Knights Templar became a biker gang and opened the bar, Patcy Cat.[3]
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Through dimensional shifting, the Knights Templar were manifested physically into the world. After Thorim retrieved a piece of YVS' power from Asakura Yohkyo, the Knights escorted Kamogawa Yohsuke to Kyoto Tower for the meeting of Team YVS.[4]
Mohamed kills Aen, Zirko, and Gali.
On the night of the ritual, the Knights sat outside Kyoto Tower in order to keep people away from it.[1] When they were approached by Asakura Hana, Thorim took the fight down into an underground tunnel. Aen, Zirko, Gali, and Argo donned their Armor Over Souls and followed Thorim down into the tunnel.[2] The fight was interrupted by Mohamed Tabarsi, whose Djinn shot both Thorim and Hana through their hearts. When the four other Knights were unable to take down Mohamed, they devised a plan to keep Hana's soul out of Mohamed's hands: Zirko would fly away with Hana's body while the others served as distractions. However, the Djinn used multiple beams to cut down the Knights, and the severe damage caused their dimensional bodies to vanish.[5]
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- Like the other Patch Tribe members, Aen's name is derived from an element from the periodic table; his name is derived from zinc (aen in Japanese).
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