The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: It presumably took considerable magic to create fourteen Advent Decks and capture 15+ Mirror Monsters to partner with the Kamen Riders.It came back to bite him when Tristan/Zolda blew up half the town after he wasn't ready for all the firepower of his finishing move, and Merlin had to pay for all the damages. Merlin summoned the Knights and gave them their decks, then seriously turned them loose to do whatever they wanted with no more guidance, and the only ones who got any training were the ones who bothered to do that all own their own. Brilliant, but Lazy: For a given definition of "teacher".The Mentor: Was this to King Arthur in the past & now acts as such for the new Knights.Expy: Has more than a little common with another version of Merlin.You could call this is a Mythology Gag to the wizard's original role in helping King Arthur get started on his journey. Big Good: as stated above, Merlin is pretty much the one who kicks the story into motion when he transports the bus carrying the riders into Ever After.Absent-Minded Professor: Merlin may be a powerful wizard & the mentor of the new Knights but he's not all ways on the ball case in point losing the Wise Knight Deck with its Contract Beast Nightwise soon going on a rampage & nearly eating poor Dexter.He may come across as a little silly but he's still as wise as they say. He acts as the mentor of the new Round Table and is the one who brought the knights into Ever After in the first place. He is the one who made the Advent Decks and tamed their corresponding contract monsters. Merlin runs and maintains the Book End library. File:Icon-agito.The very same wizard who mentored King Arthur.
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