St. Killingham, a Holy Knights member of the Rimoshifu Family, introduced in a full-figure label-splash at Elbaf (Ch. 1140 p.15: “HOLY KNIGHT (RIMOSHIFU FAMILY) — ST. KILLINGHAM”).
Arc-by-arc updates
Elbaf — wields Longinus, the House of Rimoshifu founder-weapon (Ch. 1189) — shown
At the Sea Cloud Port, faces off with an old giant chief. Dismisses the crisis — “it’s just ten or 20 kids, that’s all!!” — and taunts that his companion went toward the village so the chief’s (“Team Zolo’s”) companion “ain’t comin’ back” (pp. 10–12). His God of Rain ZaZa Sleeptid floods the Western Village and carries children off (pp. 12–13). Identifies the Straw Hats as “one of the three demons.” See Gods and Divine Figures, Holy Knights Plot To Kidnap Elbafs Giant Children For The Holy Land.
Elbaf — ZaZa mis-summon; the boogeyman monologue; the abduction resumes (Ch. 1182) — shown
Taunts the downed Sanji (“I didn’t even need to take you out myself!! Though it’s incredible you’re even alive right now,” p. 6), then leaves — “Back to my mission. Can’t you see my rippling strength?!” — blasting away a wounded defender (“So long, sucker!!”, p. 7). His “rippling strength” tracks the observation that the superior’s black flame “helped the Knights of God who were already here power up further” (p. 11).
Gets “overzealous” and summons the wrong Sleeptid — what HE fears: the God of Rain ZaZa (“Sommers!! I messed up!!… Yes! What I’M afraid of!!”, p. 12); believes it still controllable (“it’s still a Sleeptid… so I think so”).
Reports Gunko: “I saw her on the way here, but… she’s gotta be dead, man” (p. 12).
Orders “GO!! CAPTURE THOSE BRATS!!” as ZaZa’s flood sweeps the children (p. 13); “Now take ‘em away!! Get ready, Sommers!!” (p. 15).
Elbaf (Ch. 1178) — his nightmare offensive fully undone — inference, not name-captioned
His nightmare offensive is fully undone: sleeptid demons cured (“flip back to white”) or disposed of; giants demand “confirmation on whether the demons are alive or dead” (p.12). Likely among the three trussed, groaning ball-figures (“Yeow!” / “Curse you…,” p.14) — inference, not name-captioned this chapter. See Elbaf’s Fear-Manifestation Attack.
Elbaf (Ch. 1174) — feeds on the cliff-side despair — shown
Elbaf (Ch. 1173) — his sleeptids fail to hold the giants — shown/referenced
Elbaf — nightmare-monsters guard the hostage line (Ch. 1172) — power on-page
The third trio member; manifests the children’s greatest fears as real nightmare-monsters to block any rescue (p.4–8). His monsters down the Giant Pirates’ ship (p.7); “the Great Erik” is invoked at one beast. See Elbaf’s Fear-Manifestation Attack, Holy Knights.
Elbaf (Ch. 1151) — re-appearance: the “Great One” leads the assault
Elbaf — commands the “sleeptids” in the demon-covenant assault (Ch. 1150) — shown
Elbaf — burns the Owl Library; memory power; “the dominance of God” (Ch. 1149) — shown
Elbaf — named at the Library & School; likely controller of the “sleep-tids” (Ch. 1147) — shown
Elbaf — leads the comms-takeover strike team; the anti-Harald rant (Ch. 1146) — shown
Elbaf — the dream-manifesting knight; his Devil Fruit name-boxed (Ch. 1143) — shown
Elbaf — the sleeping author of the fear-manifestation attack (Ch. 1142) — shown
Elbaf — summoned to Elbaf through the Abyss Pentagram (Ch. 1140) — first appearance
Etymology: surface English “killing” + the “-ham” homestead/place-name suffix; the JP reading Kiringamu embeds Kirin (キリン), the qilin his Dragon-Dragon Fruit, Model: Kirin is modeled on (name-encodes his fruit). Family Rimoshifu: ‘-shifu’ ≈ Chinese 師父 shīfu (master/teacher), echoing the Chinese qilin — see Rimoshifu. Source: One Piece Wiki (Rimoshifu Killingham, Rimoshifu Family).
