Camelot Kingdom

Lore & Background

The *Seven Deadly Sins* manga series incorporates elements of Arthurian legend, establishing Camelot as a hidden kingdom protected by the Holy Barrier. Key elements include Excalibur, a significant artifact tied to Arthur's reign; and Mordred, a Chaos Knight created by Arthur who later becomes an antagonist. The Sins never formally allied with Camelot as a kingdom; they fought the Demon King independently, while Arthur's Camelot remained largely separate from that conflict. The sequel, *Four Knights of the Apocalypse*, further explores these threads, notably with Mordred appearing as an antagonist.

In Their Own Story

The source does not contain any narrative or descriptive passage about Camelot Kingdom. It only notes that the series is set in a fictitious Britannia and references Arthurian legend.

Reader's Guide

Camelot Kingdom is referenced in the *Seven Deadly Sins* manga series as part of its Arthurian legend influences. The source mentions that characters like Merlin and Escanor are drawn from this tradition. The sequel manga, *Four Knights of the Apocalypse*, continues these references, including the character Percival. No further details about the kingdom's role, history, or function are provided in the source.

Did You Know?

• The series references Arthurian legend through characters like Merlin, but original characters such as Meliodas, Diane, Ban, Harlequin, Gowther, and Escanor are not directly based on Arthurian figures.
• The sequel manga, *Four Knights of the Apocalypse*, continues Christian and Arthurian references, including the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and Percival.
• The story is set in a fictitious Britannia in a time period akin to the European Middle Ages.