Clevatess

A powerful lord of Dark Beasts must weigh humanity's fate against responsibility for an orphaned infant in a dying fantasy world.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

Clevatess is an intelligent and immensely powerful lord of Dark Beasts who has lost patience with humanity. His plan to remove the species encounters a practical complication when an orphaned humanoid infant becomes his responsibility. The dying world now depends on an unlikely group organized around one child. Conventional childcare support is unavailable.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Thirteen heroes challenge Clevatess, lord of the Dark Beasts. He turns his destructive power toward humanity, then becomes responsible for an orphaned infant described as the dying world's last hope. Apocalyptic fantasy narrows to the immediate demands of protecting one helpless child.

Gigguku

Clevatess begins with heroes, Dark Beasts, and a world on the edge of destruction. Then an orphaned infant becomes the responsibility of the figure powerful enough to threaten humanity itself. Suddenly enormous power must answer to feeding, protection, and dependence. The contrast is brutal and wonderfully direct!

Father's Basement

The setting is violent and stocked with enough cruelty to make humanity difficult to defend. That bleakness could become empty provocation. The infant changes the pressure without answering the larger question. Clevatess still holds immense destructive power, but responsibility for one vulnerable life makes every broad judgment harder to keep abstract.

The story centers on the titular Clevatess, the lord of Dark Beasts, who wields both uncanny intellect and destructive power. Frustrated by the 13 heroes tasked to destroy him, he has decided to be rid of humanity once and for all.

What defines it

A grim, tender dark fantasy. Bleak and moving.

Watch path

Watch the numbered main seasons in order. Announced continuations follow the released entries. Optional titles are not included in this main-series path.

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