Editing Arthur Leywin (section)

== Notes & Trivia== 
*Arthur's name was chosen after his great-grandfather, from the days when the Leywin house was far more powerful.<ref>[[TBATE Novel|The Beginning After the End Novel]]: [[Volumes and Chapters| Volume 1]] - [[Chapter 2]]</ref>
* Arthur is ranked 2<sup>nd</sup> in the comic's character popularity poll, receiving over 3500 votes.{{ref|106}}
* Arthurs lifespan is much longer than a humans.
*[[Sylvie]] doesn't give Arthur her body; she gives up her body so that his can be rebuilt. Because her body contains so much more mana than his, the rebuilt body ends up being more powerful. Almost draconic. And I'm pretty sure I describe it as "draconic" not that he has the body of a dragon. Just that it is like an asura's body. Stronger, etc. So it is something unique to him, not specifically [[Asura|asuran]] or the body of a dragon but of that nature if we HAD to compare.
*Arthur is a terrible cook who burns almost everything he cooks and mixes oil with water.
*[[Agrona Vritra|Agrona]] has commented that he and Arthur think so much alike when Arthur was hiding for the 4th keystone.
*Arthur has been called "princess" by [[Regis]] due to being mistaken as a woman when he first met [[Caera]] in the [[Relictombs]].
* [[Eleanor Leywin|Ellie]] notes that Arthur makes a specific facial expression whenever he telepathically talks with [[Sylvie]] or [[Regis]].
*Arthur is the only person in existence to have an aether core.
* Arthur himself states that [[Agrona Vritra|Agrona]] likely would've given up fighting to take [[Dicathen]], but Arthur's aether core makes him a target that Agrona just can't pass up on.
*Arthur added a handguard to his aether sword design due to his hand getting cut from a sword maneuver by [[The Second Djinn Remnant]], during their training on aether weapons.
*Arthur would later find [[Asuran Weapon|Dawn's Ballad]], shattered. He decides not to fix it with Aroa's Requiem since he doesn't need it anymore and doesn't want to look back to the past.
*Arthur has had a natural instinct for fighting, as shown by his first life as king Grey where he had reflexes that made him an outstanding opponent.