The King Rings are a pair of mystic/magical royal rings that were given to Brady and Boomer after they passed the King Challenge. The rubies inside the rings were forged from Kincow's volcano, Mount Spew. If someone who isn't royalty wears the ring, the ring will be stuck on said person's finger (or toe) and they will be located to the nearest royal and said person will be tried for treason. If either king is unworthy of wielding the ring, then the rings will destroy both of them.
History[]
After Brady and Boomer completed the final challenge Mason picked up a coconut that held two ring and gave it to the twins as a reward for completing the challenges. (The Cheat Life of Brady and Boomer)
Brady and Boomer unlocked a chamber where they met the ghost of King Malakai. King Kalakai tried to take the rings from the kings. He managed to retrieve them and tried to use them to sink Kinkow into the sea, but the kings stopped him and turned him back into a fish. (The Evil King)
Brady left his ring behind when he moved back to Chicago. Boomer tried to give it to Boz after he proved himself worthy of the throne, but a bat took it to the Dark side where it was found by the leader of the Tarantula People and given to Mary Ann. She tossed it off a cliff and Boomer retrieved it and gave it to Boz. (The New King)
Mikayla wore Boz's ring on her toe after finding it inside a couch, but Lanny removed it in return for a sacred Kinkow favor. (King vs. Wild)
Boz was proven to be an unworthy king after he and Boomer tried to use them together and the rings destroyed the pool table and Boz's King Ring failed to work. The rings allowed the kings to move through an ancient force-field made from the Dark side allowing them to go through and save Candis while everyone else was trapped outside. (Mysteries of Kinkow)
The rings were combined with the throne to generate a huge force-field that prevented the darkside from consuming the island and keeping the zombies Katie create from getting in. While riding the Razor Hawk, The Kings later used in sync to defeat Kutamungo and later to blast Kaita The Bat-Rider into Mount Spew powered by the gems of the five Kinkow tribes, this included the Flaji, Dirt Fairies, Squonks, Yeti, Nanju, and the Tarantula Gem. (Long Live the Kings)
Capabilities[]
Magic: The King Rings are very powerful objects, with incredible magic, on Kinkow, possibly rivaling with the Bat Medallion. The King can do anything with it with just a simple thought. According to Mason the rings have special power to each king who wears them, as Boomer and Brady were able to create a bridge to the Evil Throne. The rings appear to glow when there is a big threat or something ancient is coming as in The Evil King and Mysteries of Kinkow. The King Rings and the Gems of the 5 Tribes of Kinkow were forged from strange rubies that came from the volcano Mount Spew, thus giving the rings a connection to the sacred gems and each gem each tribes holds are the source of their own magic powers.
- Laser Pulse Beam: Boomer and Brady are able to shoot a powerful laser beam of energy out of their hand. Combined together Boomer and Brady were able to defeat their evil ancestor King Kalakai in his human form. Combined with the gems of all the tribes the laser beams were strong enough to blast Katia into a volcano and eliminate the Dark Side from Kinkow.
- Electrokinesis: The King Rings can also generate blue-color beams of electricity or powerful lighting bolts in conjunction with it powerful laser pulses. When Boz was proven to be an unworthy king, both of the King Rings spun out of control, shooting electricity everywhere in the room. Once the kings started to calm their minds the rings started to die down.
- Destruction/Disintegration: The King Rings are capable of destroying and inducing disintegrating on anything that it's energy touches. Boomer used this to destroy several stone warrior. As stated above if either king is unworthy of wielding the ring, then the rings will destroy both of them. It also implied the rings are strong enough to destroy all of Kinkow.
- Summoning: The King Rings can return to their owner when the kings want them too. This was shown in Evil King when Brady and Boomer were fighting Kalakai.
- Defense Mechanism: The King Rings have shown to have some kind of defense mechanisms as when Mikayla found Boz's ring it was stuck on her toe until a royal like Lanny was able to remove it. It unknown why there are defense mechanism but it it likely to protect the royal wearer in case of anything.
- Electric Shock: When Lanny tried to steal Boomer's king ring, it shocked and burned his hand with purple electricity. This seems to be a defensive system the king rings have in case someone steals them.
- Power Augmentation (apparently): The king rings can increase the wearers physical attributes or magical powers, as Kalakai was going to use both rings to increase his dark magic to sink the light side into the sea. The ring also seems to increase a person physical attributes as it "super" charge Boomer's throw. Another example is when Boz and Boomer used it with the sacred gems of Kinkow.
- Enhanced strength: In Thumb & Thumber, when Boomer threw a ball using his king ring, it was able to enhance the force of his throw, destroying everything in his room.
- Telekinesis: With the power of their rings Boomer and Boz were able to lift up a pool table without the use of his hands.
- Force-Field: The King Rings allow their users to walk/run through energy force-fields like they were intangible. It also shown when the rings are combined with the throne it can generate a force-field that can goes all the way until the end of the Light Side. No one can get in or out of them. However generating a huge force-field puts strain on the rings. Earlier in the final episode it showed Boomer's ring is able to generate his own force-field to block Katia energy blast, without any strain.
Wearers[]
- Brady (re-used in the movie)
- Boomer
- Boz
- Mikayla (Boz's got stuck on her toe in episode King vs. Wild)
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