Grief-stricken by the loss of his wife, Zøg vowed to create the Elixir of Life, believing it could revive Dagmar. He had Dagmar placed inside the Church and lied to Bean that the statue that was really his wife was her memorial. Zøg, not knowing of Dagmar's treacherous nature, deeply mourned the loss of his wife. Zøg shielded Bean from the sight, causing Bean to think that her mother died naturally, rather than being petrified. This caused Dagmar to drink the poisoned wine intended for Zøg and as a result, she was turned to stone. But as she got up to suggest making a toast, Bean rotated the tray so as to reach a grape, switching goblets in the process. She ordered wine and grapes for the two of them and slipped a petrification potion in Zøg's wine. But one night the tester was late, and Dagmar seized this opportunity to try and dispose of Zøg. Due to what happened to Yøg, Zøg had all of his food and drinks tasted by a tester to avoid poisoning. While Zøg genuinely loved Dagmar, she was secretly only using him to conceive a child she could use to fulfill an ancient prophecy, and plotted to dispose of him. They later got married, and they had a daughter together named Princess Bean. He first met Princess Dagmar of Maru at a tournament where he instantly fell in love with her. He admitted he wasn't a 'ruler', but a fighter, who enjoyed competing in events such as caber-tossing. Later he became a knight and he was known as The Warrior Prince.Īfter his older brother, Yøg, died from being supposedly poisoned by Odval's secret society (though he later reveals it was a plot to toss Zøg over the brink of insanity, so it remains a mystery), Zøg unexpectedly had to become king despite never having been trained for the role. It earned him the name 'Zøg the beast slayer', and a statue was made in his honor. A group of citizens who saw the whole thing believed the mermaid was a sea monster, and when Zøg returned alone they believed him to have killed this monster. She invited him to go with her, but Zøg was too terrified to go far and went back. When he was a teen, Zøg met a mermaid while he was swimming in the ocean. He often felt alone during his childhood (just like his own son Derek) because of his father's attention to his older son Yøg, who was the heir of the throne. When he was younger he would be a castrati singer but this changed after he smoked his first cigar, which caused his voice to turn deeper and ruined his singing career.

Prince Zøg was the second born son of King Xøg. He can however still put up a decent fight if provoked. In the years after however, he has turned fat from overindulgence and grief after the supposed death of his wife Dagmar. During his stay in a Monastery, he is shaven bald and remains that way for the rest of the series.ĭuring his youth, Zøg appeared much as he did now with the exception of having well defined muscles and bore an extremely fit physique. In 'Bean Falls Down', the crown's antenna was revealed to be a spy camera for Alva Gunderson. He has a golden crown with two red gems: one is in the center of the crown, and another rests on top of a strange, antenna-like protrusion emanating from the tip of the crown. He has spiky hair as well as a large handlebar moustache. He has orange hair accompanied with large nose, eyes and ears. His cape is a darker shade of green, bordering on a greenish-grey. Zøg typically wears a green robe with yellow trims on the sleeves and hem. For the bulk of the series, he is the ruler of Dreamland, though he has been dethroned several times over the course of the series. He is the unscrupulous father of Bean, Derek, and Jasper by different mothers. King Zøg Grunkwitz is a major character of Disenchantment.

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