Reisdro
One of the nine bishops of Dema.
Reisdro is one of the nine bishops who rule the fictional city of Dema in Twenty One Pilots' conceptual world of Trench. The bishops' names are given in the source as Nico, Andre, Lisden, Keons, Reisdro, Sacarver, Nills, Vetomo, and Listo.
- Role
- One of the nine bishops of Dema
- Affiliation
- Dema's ruling bishops
Lore & Background
The city of Dema, introduced in the album Trench, is ruled by nine bishops. The source names them as Nico, Andre, Lisden, Keons, Reisdro, Sacarver, Nills, Vetomo, and Listo. The chief bishop, Nico, is revealed to be Blurryface, the personification of lead singer Tyler Joseph's insecurities from the band's previous album. The bishops enforce a religion called Vialism, which is denounced in the song 'Nico and the Niners'. A group called the Banditos aims to liberate the people of Dema from the bishops' control.
In Their Own Story
No specific story or narrative moments involving Reisdro are provided in the source. The bishop is named only as part of the list of nine rulers of Dema.
Reader's Guide
Reisdro is one of the nine bishops of Dema, as named in the source. The bishops rule the fictional city and are opposed by the Banditos, a resistance group. The chief bishop, Nico, is identified as Blurryface.
Did You Know?
- Reisdro is one of the nine bishops named in the source as rulers of the fictional city of Dema.
- The nine bishops are Nico, Andre, Lisden, Keons, Reisdro, Sacarver, Nills, Vetomo, and Listo.
- The chief bishop, Nico, is revealed to be Blurryface, the personification of Tyler Joseph's insecurities.
- The bishops enforce a religion called Vialism, which is denounced in the song 'Nico and the Niners'.
- The Banditos are a group who aim to liberate the people of Dema from the bishops' control.
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