Coronado is the black-dragon Corona who leads the Conquistadors and compels others with his commands. His appetite and authority make him a dangerous master to Virginia Marcus and an adversary to Monday’s town. His Dark General identity also carries a Wizard/Sunspark game build, distinct from the dragon nature revealed in his encounters.
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Aurelio's Sun: Moonlight JubileeCoronado — ID reference
Conquistadors; Dark General
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Royal HungerSource date: 2022-06-28
Aurelio’s Sun
After eating a unicorn, Coronado meets the sleep-Traversing Virginia Marcus, identifies her as an Estrella and commands her to take him to her home Earth. He says he prefers eating humans; arrival and a subsequent meal are not shown.
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Honey identifies Coronado as the Conquistadors’ black-dragon Corona leader and fears his ability to control even other powerful Uniques. She reports a planned attack on Aury and estimates the group’s ancient age; neither plan nor estimated origin is an observed event here.
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Coronado puts beachgoers to sleep but finds Flutter unaffected. He wakes her wife, then tries to leverage the arriving Conquistadors to demand answers about Dana. Melody intervenes and warns that Flutter could kill them all again; that warning is her claim, not a new battle.
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Justice invites Coronado’s Conquistadors to a post-tournament exhibition, says Ballisea already agreed, and names Flutter as their replacement member. Coronado is interested; no match or outcome occurs in the story.
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Vivianne leads vampire-and-demon hunter Leeson to Coronado. The dragon exposes the trap and commands Leeson to jump into the lava lake; Leeson runs toward it, but the text ends before impact.
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Ciani describes Coronado to the newly summoned Monday as a dragon whose compelled raids have driven away the town’s previous leaders. The account is reported background; he is not present.
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Coronado reveals his dragon form to scout Lance, extracts information about Mayor Monday’s town, and orders him to report honestly before returning. He ends by saying he is starving; Lance’s return and fate are not shown.
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After Virginia’s attack on Monday’s town is repelled, her interrogation yields the claim that Coronado gives orders without explaining his plans. Monday prepares doll infantry resistant to his living-target control and worries about his strength; Coronado does not attend.
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Monday reports that Janet offered help against Coronado in return for a human soul. The bargain is not accepted, no soul is transferred, and Coronado is only the discussed adversary.
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Monday cautiously researches alternatives to Janet’s soul-priced help against Coronado, promises Lucy and Wonder a say, then halts the research after an unsettling warning. No defeat or deal with Coronado occurs.
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Virginia brings hunters to Coronado, but he says his new school/tournament assignment temporarily forbids eating humans. He controls the group and stages Virginia’s abduction so she can later return with a new lair story; future feasting remains intended, not shown.
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Eph and Geonara direct mechanical forces against Coronado’s monsters in an invasion-event game. They discuss his compliance with war rules and choose not to escalate with corpse-based bombs. Coronado is the opposing commander discussed off-scene, not a physical participant shown.
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Virginia guides displaced Teddy to Coronado under the promise of help going home. Teddy becomes compelled to kneel and admire him as he transforms into a dragon and opens his mouth; the narrative strongly implies predation but ends before explicit consumption.
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Content note: Coerced self-harm and threatened death near a lethal hazard (depicted, non-graphic; outcome unstaged). Mind control, betrayal and retaliatory threats (depicted/discussed). Prior killings and captivity/rescue (discussed); skeletal imagery (brief).
Content note: Memory loss and disorientation (depicted). Unrequested relocation; reported coercive commands, raids and leaders being taken (non-graphic). A teenage character accepts a potentially dangerous leadership role (discussed).
Content note: Magical compulsion and loss of agency (depicted). Threatening creature transformation, choking smoke and implied predatory danger (depicted/discussed, non-graphic). Past creature combat (prompt and recollection).
Appearance / communication · Toku-high: Isekai Jubilee
Content note: Battle aftermath and peril in collapsing buildings (discussed/depicted, non-graphic); possible trapped survivors. Coercive control and captive interrogation (depicted/discussed). Child participation in battle and danger (reported/discussed; an explicit ten-year-old remote participant).
Content note: A child faces an evasive, powerful stranger; involuntary-seeming relocations and loss of control (depicted). Human souls treated as a requested resource (discussed; no extraction, payment or death depicted). Demeaning language about an artificial person’s humanity (dialogue).
Content note: Child distress and anxiety about potential harm (depicted, non-graphic). Human souls treated as a possible resource for exchange (discussed; no extraction depicted). Sudden supernatural disorientation and an authoritative warning (depicted, brief); possible pressure on choice is interpretive, not established mind control.
Content note: Threats and discussion of killing and eating people (non-graphic). Mind control and loss of agency (depicted through narration). Abduction imagery, staged by the apparent captive; peril and attempted weapon violence (depicted, non-graphic).
