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==Trivia==

*Kelgorath is the ~~second~~ most fightable villain in the series. Reappearing for a total of five separate fights.

*Kelgorath is the most reoccurring fightable villain in the series. Reappearing for a total of five separate fights.

**This is equaled by [[Taniks, the Scarred]], if his [[Nightmare of Taniks, the Scarred|Nightmare]] is ~~not~~ counted.

**This is only equaled by [[Taniks, the Scarred]], if his [[Nightmare of Taniks, the Scarred|Nightmare]] is counted.

*Compared to other Wrathborn, that are mentally stripped to become empty vessels for Xivu's will, Kelgorath is still able to independently think and speak. While this is more commonly seen in his appearances in Season of the Seraph and Deep, he was seen to speak in a ritual on the abducted Titan which took place presumably not long after becoming a Wrathborn.

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 ==Trivia==
-*Kelgorath is the second most fightable villain in the series. Reappearing for a total of five separate fights.
+*Kelgorath is the most reoccurring fightable villain in the series. Reappearing for a total of five separate fights.
-**This is equaled by [[Taniks, the Scarred]], if his [[Nightmare of Taniks, the Scarred|Nightmare]] is not counted.
+**This is only equaled by [[Taniks, the Scarred]], if his [[Nightmare of Taniks, the Scarred|Nightmare]] is counted.
 *Compared to other Wrathborn, that are mentally stripped to become empty vessels for Xivu's will, Kelgorath is still able to independently think and speak. While this is more commonly seen in his appearances in Season of the Seraph and Deep, he was seen to speak in a ritual on the abducted Titan which took place presumably not long after becoming a Wrathborn.