Kerendu

Kerendu, known in Japan as Kelrendu, is the final boss of Magical Vacation, fought in Drazzig Grotto, and a second time in the Revival Chamber. 300 years ago, he was the king of the enigma clan, but that title has since been claimed by Equillekrew. Now, Kerendu devotes his life to dying and reincarnating again and again, hoping to obtain a form strong enough to become the enigma king once more.

Appearance
Kerendu takes on two different appearances in Magical Vacation. He is first seen with a melon-like form with spotted skin and a multitude of eyes and tubes all over. He has one main eye in the middle of his body, which is used to cast black razor. Surrounding him are four disembodied hands of different elements. His final form is skeletal from the chest up, and below are dozens of yellow-purple tendrils. On his upper half, Kerendu has a pair of wings made from large jawbones, an exposed ribcage, and winged horns.

Fight 1
During the first fight against Kerendu, he is positioned in the middle of the back row, with Ganache standing directly in front of him. In the left and right columns are four disembodied hands, each one specializing in a different element. The hands all the physical skill claw, while also possessing one spell of their respective element; charity hand uses angel's smile, restoring 1 ally's HP by consuming all available MP; zappy hand uses thunderspark, a 2x2 square attack that may inflict numbness; edgy hand uses brunoise, hitting 1 target in the front row; gloomy hand uses marinara miasma, a 2x2 square attack that may inflict poison to chip off 20% HP each turn. Finally, Ganache uses abyssal void, call Inky, and clear spirits, all of which can put the party at a big disadvantage. If Ganache's HP hits 0 at any point during the fight, the party automatically loses.

As for Kerendu, he also uses clear spirits to make all spirits disappear. His signature spell, black razor, covers the entire field with a chance to drain 20% MP from targets. Additionally, he possesses the spell dark gas, a single-target physical attack that can also summon a dark spirit.

Fight 2
In the second fight, the field is occupied by six dark-element enemies, all of whom know the clear spirits spell, with Kerendu positioned in the middle of the back row. One skulltimate dishes out strong physical attacks that can inflict poison; two plumpkins can use call Inky and abyssal void to deal heavy magic damage; two dragoyles can also use call Inky, as well as the unique spell dark breath to hit an entire row.

Kerendu's two unique skills from his previous fight now have upgrades versions, those being black sun in place of black razor, and dark light in place of dark gas.

Biography
Several hundred years ago, Kerendu was an underling and enemy of the enigma king Yuvick. The enigma were on good terms with the other species of the universe at this point in time. After Yuvick agreed to collude and fuse with Biscotti, Kerendu took Yuvick's throne and launched a full-scale attack on Kovomaka Kingdom many years later, sparking the Three Day War. However, Biscotti was able to use Yuvick as a way to ward of Kerendu's forces. This defeat was so detrimental to Kerendu's prestige that the enigma no longer saw him as their king. In hopes of reclaiming his honor, Kerendu allowed himself to continuously die and reincarnate in order to attain a more powerful form, and eventually collapse the Material Realm from within.

Magical Vacation
When the party arrived at Abos Village in the Dark Realm, they learned from a pyrite that Kerendu, simply referred to as the enigma king, was recently assassinated. This assassination was enacted by Equillekrew, whom Kerendu could have easily defeated, but chose not to so that he could reincarnate yet again.

Knights of the Universe
Although Kerendu returns in Knights of the Universe, there is little information as to why or how he appears. He was summoned by Souffle Sherbet after she cried out his name to fight back against The "Sheep", and was only seen in the last panel before the comic's discontinuation.

Trivia

 * In the game's files, there exist sprites for Kerendu that are never seen in-game. One is an animation of him materializing from debris, and another depicts him fallen on the ground.
 * The pirate otters' battle theme in Magical Starsign shares a bassline and F key signature with Kerendu's second battle theme.