Little Horn

Ok. I've been researching the whole story from Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals and Holy Wood, and I just got this album. This is what I found on Wikipedia:

"The Rise and Fall of Little Horn

Antichrist Superstar Shock logo.The characters in Antichrist Superstar are as follows:

"The Worm": The main character. "The Superstar": A rock star the Worm used to worship. "Little Horn": The Antichrist. Cycle I - The Heirophant – The story begins with "Irresponsible Hate Anthem". It is most likely a concert of some sort that the Worm is attending. After the concert, the Worm gets to meet the Superstar of the band, who promptly tells the character to basically "fuck off" ("The Beautiful People"). The Worm doesn't care about life anymore ("Dried Up, Tied and Dead to the World"). The Superstar was most likely his only hero and the only person that he ever liked. "Tourniquet" could be a song about the Worm and the Superstar and how broken he is after being told off.

Cycle II - Inauguration of the Worm – The Worm goes insane ("Little Horn"). Little Horn is said to be the Anti-Christ, and it is forming inside the Worm. The Worm is feeling of no importance anymore ("Cryptorchid"). The Worm is now starting to hate everything ("Wormboy"). Little Horn is growing more powerful inside of him. "Mister Superstar" contains the last words to the Superstar from the Worm before Little Horn appears. Empowered by Little Horn, the Worm kills the Superstar. "Angel with the Scabbed Wings", a song about poseurs, could be a metaphor for Little Horn posing as a human. The Worm and Little Horn then have a conversation about being an angel with scabbed wings ("Kinderfeld").

Cycle III - Disintegrator Rising – In "Antichrist Superstar", Little Horn is out, and he's introducing himself to the world. Little Horn ravages Earth, destroying everything with the hate the Worm had growing inside him ("1996"). Nothing much is left on Earth except the Worm and Little Horn ("Minute of Decay"). In "The Reflecting God", The Worm realizes what has happened. Little Horn tells him what he had to do and now The Worm is regretting it. "Man That You Fear" marks the ending, in which The Worm realizes that Little Horn's destruction of the world did nothing but make him worse. The Worm now understands everything, but it doesn't matter anymore since he let Little Horn gain control and let him destroy the world. Now it feels like to the Worm that he is stuck in a dream."