Listo

Lore & Background

Listo is one of the nine bishops who rule Dema, the fictional city set within the continent of Trench. The source names the nine bishops as Nico, Andre, Lisden, Keons, Reisdro, Sacarver, Nills, Vetomo, and Listo. The chief bishop, Nico, is revealed by lead singer Tyler Joseph to be Blurryface, the personification of his insecurities from the band's previous album. No other information about Listo's role, appearance, or actions is provided in the source.

In Their Own Story

The source does not describe any specific story events involving Listo. The bishops of Dema are mentioned in the context of the album's concept and music, particularly in the song "Nico and the Niners," which is about resisting the bishops. Listo is named as one of the nine bishops, but no narrative moments, interactions, or turning points involving Listo are recorded in the source.

Reader's Guide

Listo is one of the nine bishops of Dema, as named in the source. The bishops rule Dema, and the chief bishop Nico is identified as Blurryface. The source does not provide any further details about Listo's specific role, powers, or significance within the lore. For more information, refer to the album Trench and its accompanying marketing material, which the source states discusses the city of Dema and its bishops.

Did You Know?

• Listo is one of the nine bishops of Dema, named alongside Nico, Andre, Lisden, Keons, Reisdro, Sacarver, Nills, and Vetomo.
• The chief bishop, Nico, is revealed by Tyler Joseph to be Blurryface, the personification of his insecurities from the band's previous album.
• The city of Dema draws its name from dakhma, or 'Tower of Silence,' in Zoroastrianism, used to dispose of dead bodies by having vultures eat the corpses.
• The bishops are unable to see the color yellow (specifically 0xFCE300), which is adopted by the Banditos, a group aiming to liberate the people of Dema.
• The song 'Nico and the Niners' is about resisting the bishops and leaving Dema.