Skylord Lysander

Skylord Lysander is an antagonist (perhaps), previously protagonist, featured in Season 2 and Season 3. It is uncertain whether he is simply a pawn for Israphel, or an apprentice, who may have been responsible for destroying the Yogcave, and turning Granny Bacon into a zombie.

Backstory:
Not much of Skylord Lysander's backstory is known. He is from Mistral City, and apparently a man of great respect and power, enough to be a Skylord. It is unknown how or why he joined the Cult of Israphel, whether he has been a member for the whole time or was turned at some point during.

Plot:
Lysander's first appearance was in the final episode of Survival Island, "Up and away", showing up with Old Peculier to rescue Simon and Lewis from the island. They quickly fly off to Mistral City, where he says they can stop Israphel and rescue Daisy.

In "Crash and Burn", the first episode of Season 3, they crash land next to the portal, and after finding the Yogcave destroyed, he leads the trio to Mistral City. He then leads both Simon and Lewis to Fumblemore after Peculier is revealed as very sick, and helps them steal a golden record from Skylord Jasper's house. Later in Part 9, after Peculier is returning back to good health, Lysander rather oddly deciding not to go underground with the other three, saying he wasn't very good at underground. This is later revealed to be a ruse in Part 10, to give him time to burn Mistral City to the ground, being found to be the culprit and a member of the Cult of Israphel when Simon finds an altar under his house. He has not been seen since then, even in Part 15, when Israphel and his followers attacked the Simon, Lewis and Peculier at Verigan's Hold.

Although, Madame Nubescu's prophecy to Lewis may mean Lysander is simply being played.

The prophecy in question was "You shall be met again by a man in blue and a man in red. - Trust your heart and know that they are not as they seem." This prophecy likely refers to Lysander and Jasper, of whom are in blue and red clothes, respectively. It may mean that Jasper set up the netherrack passage beneath Lysander's house, and possibly kidnapped Lysander.