Kigen Heiwana

Kigen Heiwana is the main character and central antagonist to The First Necromancer.

He is played by Lily-May Josephs.

Bio
The life of Kigen was never a happy one, his first tragedy occuring on the day of his birth, when his mother died following complications. After this, his father continued to raise him, hoping that he could still live a normal life. As he grew, it became apparent that Kigen was a little slower than the other people that inhabited Yomi island.

In 1759, when he was six years old, he killed the family dog, Jizu. He justified this to himself saying that she was hurt, and he made her "go quiet".

In 1768, at fifteen, after nine years of slaughtering animals to indulge his own morbid curiosities, he

murdered his first human. His father couldn't take it anymore, and locked him up, intending for him to be banished to the Underworld by the only sorcerer known to live on Yomi. This didn't go to plan, as Kigen broke free and attacked, however was killed soon afterwards. Elsewhere, powers unknown to Kigen's family decided that Kigen ought not die, and should become the first human to be imbued with the powers of the Shinigami. Upon his Sentaku occuring, he slaughtered both the sorcerer and his own father, before decending this dimension and entering the Underworld as the first Necromancer.

Kigen's life after these events are largely undocumented, but he made frequent trips to the Overworld to kidnap lone humans in order to torture them in the confines of the Underworld, where he could extend their lives in order to inflict horrific pains repeatedly where it would otherwise kill them. His last confirmed sighting was in 1913, just outside Edinburgh.

Trivia

 * Originally, during a sequence in which Yama speaks about the various Mancers, there was intended to be a Necromancer version of Kigen (seen to the right), this was omitted due to the timing not being right. The image illustrates that Kigen's death blade would be a set of claws.
 * Kigen is the first mentally challenged character featured in a Brickfilm by Aaron Good.
 * Kigen could possibly be gender confused, this is only because while written as a male, he is voiced by a female who while reading her lines, changed the pronouns used when referring to herself.