Stewart (Dionysus)

Stewart (Dionysus) is an Epic Inferno character in Dislyte. Stewart (Dionysus)'s role is Fighter. Faction: Esper Union.

On our Dislyte tier list Stewart (Dionysus) is C tier, 149th of the 179 characters ranked, from where 12 current tier lists put Stewart (Dionysus).

Other Inferno characters in Dislyte: Abigail (Frigga), Adrina (Chantico), Alexa (Aphrodite), Alexa (Meta Aphrodite), Andreas (Achilles), Badrun (Khonsu) and 48 more.

Stewart hits hard against a single target and puts enemies to sleep along the way, with one of his skills only landing the sleep if the target is already low on HP. His nuke costs him some of his own HP but adds bonus true damage on a critical hit.

After ascension he even punishes anyone who wakes him from sleep with a counterattack, though the overall package only gets him to C tier.

Stewart is the most favorite teacher in the Union’s orphanage.

He gained Dionysus' power after losing his then-lover Mia in an accident.

Now, he has dedicated himself to guiding Esper orphans on the right path and to living by his lover’s ideals.​ -Dislyte official Twitter post

Stewart is based on the Greek God of wine, fertility, and theatre, Dionysus.

His purple hair and robes are essence of this, as well as his basic attack, named Down Your Cups.

His passion for teaching and storytelling show the other side of Dionysus, art and theatre.

Typically, wine - along with a good story - can very easily put someone to sleep, and it is shown with his other two abilities, Soundly Dreams and Time Vortex, which both have very good or guaranteed chances of putting the opponent to Sleep.

Divinate

A Hazy Dream: "It's time for a bedtime story!"

As the child called out.

Mia opened the door and gave him a warm embrace.

At the sound of the liquor bottle shattering against the floor,

Career 1: The most popular instructor in the Union.

Stewart is consistently voted the Union orphanage’s “most popular instructor.” Teaching is a deep passion for him, not a profession.

Easygoing and with a good sense of humor, Stewart is well-loved by the children.

Other teachers often joke that he acts more like a kid than the students.

His classes are often a chaotic mess, but he signals that it’s time to begin and the whole classroom falls silent.

Students know when to be quiet, especially during story time.

Career 2: Being tolerant is not being blind.

Everyone can see that he is very fond of children.

He is not only funny, but he also knows how to make children feel valued.

He sees no need to bind his students with rules or to chastise them harshly for making mistakes.

Stewart will simply laugh it off if the student misbehaves a little.

In fact, Stewart himself occasionally forgets to follow school regulations and causes trouble as a result of his negligence.

His coworkers sometimes view him as careless and unreliable.

Although Stewart seems laissez-faire when it comes to discipline, he has his own principles that he adheres to.

If a student behaves immorally, he will not hesitate to punish them.

He is tolerant, but he is not blind.

Career 3: Stewart, Zora, and their past.

Out of all the children, Zora was the one that Stewart cared about the most.

Her tragic past is heartbreaking. She became an Esper before learning any of life’s important lessons.

Stewart and his former lover Mia looked after Zora as if she were their little sister.

However, the death of Mia in an unprovoked attack four years ago turned Zora into an agent of revenge.

While Stewart was grieving over Mia’s death, Zora left the Esper Union to hunt down the Shadow Decree.

Stewart held himself responsible for everything that had happened.

Stewart believes that it was because of his own negligence that Zora became blinded by hatred.

He will go to any length to bring her back.

Career 4: No more dwelling in the past. Mia, Stewart’s former lover, was also a teacher at the Union orphanage.

She was slain in an attack planned by the Shadow Decree.

For a time, vengeance was the only reason Stewart existed.

But in the end, he chose to let go of his hatred and fulfill Mia’s wish of helping more children.

Nowadays Stewart wishes to share his hopes and dreams with every soul he meets.

No more hate. No more dwelling in the past.

Rather than joining Union forces on the battlefield, Stewart has chosen to work full-time at the orphanage.

He hopes that these children have a chance to change the future.