Characters / Venus Blood -Frontier-

House of Muspellzheimr

Loki Muspelheim

The Youngest Brother Who Seeks the Throne

"I will become the ruler of the demon realm. To that end, I'm willing to destroy every obstacle in my path!"

The head of the Muspellzheimr family and Villain Protagonist of Frontier. Originally the most eligible heir to the throne, his family lost nearly everything after his father was framed for treason and his mother taken away. For the past few centuries, he has put up a facade of a weakling, only to be plotting behind everyone's backs. Once the Dark Lord announced the challenge for the throne, he wages an all-or-nothing gamble in a war against nearly impossible odds. He would stop at nothing to achieve his dream, even if it means he has to deceive everyone and corrupt the five goddesses to do his bidding.

His Dark Gear is Ardvana, a spear that emits flames any time it absorbs mana. Although it has its magic core removed, being far less powerful than its original form, it is the main tool for corrupting the goddesses.

Tropes associated with Loki:

• All of the Other Reindeer: Ever since his family lost its high standing, all but Ymir turned Loki away and treated him as excess baggage. It turns out there’s a reason behind this: Loki is the child of a goddess and a demon hero. When the demons wanted to restart the war, his existence was an obstacle to them.
• Anti-Hero: Starts out as a Unscrupulous Hero and a Byronic Hero, and can either become more of a Pragmatic Hero by the end of the game or go straight into a Villain Protagonist if one takes the fully chaos route.
• At Least I Admit It: Loki makes it clear that he is a womanizer who finds all of his Pet the Dog moments a pragmatic means to further his goals. He does, however, prove to be a Benevolent Boss regardless of that, and looks after his assets. It is better compared to Hel, whose forces are only composed of hellbeasts and demons that casts humans aside, Fenrir, who hides a fascination over Loki as twisted as his own perversions, and Jorm, who is a Royal Brat with a Lack of Empathy over her troops, with Ymir the exception. And he is even a lot better compared to Surt and True Odin.
• Badass Cape: A Fluffy and Red one.
• Born of Heaven and Hell: A major revelation late in the story is that his mother was actually a goddess.
• Byronic Hero: Let's see... attractive? Check. Cunning and intelligent? Check. Cynical? Check. Passionate? Check. Has a intense drive to complete his objectives and will stop at nothing at accomplishing them? Check, check and check! The only thing that Loki lacks is a brooding or self-critical personality, but he compensates it with having a Fatal Flaw in the form of his pride.
• The Corrupter: Can choose to corrupt the goddesses he captures with his Dark Gear.
• Divine Date: All five of the goddesses he can wage war against are potential love interests.
• The Dog Bites Back: The H-scenes with the three granddaughters who abused and mocked him since his disgrace are presented as this.
• Expy: A boy was one of the top successors to the throne until it was wrongfully taken away thanks to the machinations of the Dark Lord. After years of planning, he relies on his wits to build up his forces, seeking to overthrow The Emperor to avenge his family. Now, where did we see that before?
• Fatal Flaw: Pride. Despite being a very pragmatic man, Loki generally has a really high confidence regarding his abilities and chance of success, which can end up causing several problems during certain fights against the goddesses. Luckily, he also happens be very good at improvising when he realizes that maybe his plans aren't 100% foolproof.
• Guest Fighter: He's a battle-only unit in the remake of Venus Blood Hypno known as Venus Blood -Hollow-, in his default form, as Hvedrung, and as he appears in Venus Blood -Ragnarok-.
• Guile Hero: Whether he'd be a villainous or anti-heroic example of the trope, Loki relied on this at the start. By taking advantage of Tyrca's chivalry, he managed to gain vast amounts of resources and an early foothold within Yggdrasil.
• Mana Burn: One of his special attacks that burns out the enemy's "Force".
• Naughty Tentacles: The secondary function of his Dark Gear Ardvana.
• Official Couple: With Tyrca. Even their final Mingle scene, under the right conditions, is labeled Mostly Official Couple.
• Transformation Trinket: The key gifted to him by his mother eventually allows him to transform him into Hvedrung. It's also the Heart of Yggdrasil.

Fena

The Devoted Maid

Voiced by: Akane Sanada

"I am Master Loki's maid, Fena. If you have business with him, please do let me know."

A talented maid who serves Loki. She is also like a mentor to Loki, and teaches him studies, etiquette, as well as basic magic and general education. Because she has been by his side for many years, she complains and chastises him a lot, and the amount of sighing she does only increases by the day. However, that is only because she loves him dearly.

Tropes associated with Fena:

• Ascended Extra: The Updated Re-release upgraded her from just an assistant to a potential love interest.
• Cat Girl: Although her long ears make her look more like a fox.
• Co-Dragons: With Garm.
• Heroic Sacrifice: Can potentially die protecting Loki from the golems’ self-destruct function.
• Sibling Yin-Yang: To Menia.

Garm

The Poisonous Wolf Sniper

I am but a soldier, Captain. As long as you give the order, I'm willing to lay my life on the line anytime. So, what are your orders, sir?

A male Lupold (a.k.a. werewolf) who served Loki’s father for generations in his military unit, Equity’s Edge. While sometimes simple-minded, he has absolute loyalty to the current head of the Muspellzheimr house. Garm is a master marksman is proficient in creating Wolfsbane arrows, which carry a powerful poison in them.

Tropes associated with Garm:

• Badass Normal: Has no Dark Gear, but is able to compete against the goddesses and demon Royal candidates. He plays a role in defeating Freya with a little help from Loki.
• Butt-Monkey: End up on the butt end of jokes and other compromising situations with the other goddesses and demons.
• Co-Dragons: With Fena.
• My Greatest Failure: His is when he let Fenrir’s succubi take advantage of him when she backstabs Loki men during the Thurdheim campaign. The rest of the campaign features him trying to cover his mistake.
• Old Retainer: He originally served Loki's father Farba, and now proudly serves Loki himself.
• Shipper on Deck: Remarks from time to time about getting into any of the goddesses.
• Sniper Duel: Ends up in one with Freya, and wins!
• Taking the Bullet: Does one to shield Loki from Fenrir after falling for her treachery.
• Undying Loyalty: His most admirable trait. Any time he feels like he’s utterly failed his master, he’s so determined to make up for his disgrace.

Hvedrung

God of Armageddon

"Heh, who cares about the difficult stuff and minor details! Let's just enjoy this fight!"

By causing a rapid stream within Loki's royal blood, the slumbering God of Armageddon will awaken and manifest in the world of the living. Despite sharing the same body, his strength and personality are that of a completely different being.

Tropes associated with Hvedrung:

• Future Badass: According to the artbook, Hvedrung is actually Loki's future self, or at least a possible future self, who briefly replaces the present Loki when he's summoned.
• Strong Family Resemblance: This form shares the tan skin and wild blonde hair of Loki's father Farba and aunt Disir.
• Superpowered Alter Ego: He's Loki's trump card, summoned through a Transformation Trinket.

Farba

Farba, Sinmara, and baby Loki

"With the time I have left...Until the very moment soul burns away...!"

Loki's father. Even among all of Surt's children, Farba, alongside his older sister Disir, was considered a Hero within the Demon Realm. However, one day, he was suddenly branded a rebel and executed by the Dark Lord.

Tropes associated with Farba:

• Posthumous Character: Was executed by Surt before the events of the game.
• Secret Character: He can be unlocked as a battle-only unit by beating the game's Reign route.

Sinmara

"Loki, take this key...One day, it will surely show you the path forward."

Loki's mother. She has been imprisoned for over a century (or so everyone claims) and Loki's entire gambit was a step towards his ultimate goal of freeing her.

Tropes associated with Sinmara:

• Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Her attitude during the few final chapters, by which point she's being possessed by Surt.
• Dead All Along: Has been dead from the start of Loki’s ordeal inside the empire. Surt then kept her body preserved in a Dark Gear casket so he could take over after his original body was destroyed.
• Demonic Possession: Taken over by Surt after his original body is destroyed.
• Divine Date: She's secretly a goddess, and fell in love with the demon Farba, resulting in Loki.
• Expy: If Loki was Lelouch of Code Geass, then she would be the equivalent to Marianne.
• Secret Character: She can be unlocked as a battle-only unit by beating the Battle Royale mode on Very Hard difficulty or above.
• Walking Spoiler: Secrets about both her present and her past are very important to Loki's story.

Urtgardian Empire

Surt

Infernal Emperor

"I loathe stagnation. A world filled with blood and cheers is the only way the world should ever be. To you, my heirs, who wish to become the next Dark Lord...I shall have you be the directors of this grand play."

The current Dark Lord of the Utgardian Empire. Because of his age, he rarely makes any public appearances. Loki despises him with all of his heart as the one who stole his family's prestige. He eventually announces the challenge for the throne, putting the surviving heirs at odds with each other.

Tropes associated with Surt:

• Broken Pedestal: Double Subverted for Menia. At first, despite telling her directly that he never intended to create an age of peace that she believed he would, she still follows him to spite her sister. It’s only after Fena performs a Heroic Sacrifice that she’s convinced Surt is no longer worth serving.
• Cool Airship: His flagship, the Auditorium. It's the size of at least five cities and the bridge is shaped exactly like the throne room in the Imperial Palace. Furthermore, only the Dark Lord and his personal army are allowed onto the ship, with not even his heirs allowed to go as far as to touch it.
• The Heavy: He's responsible for Loki's ordeal.
• Meaningful Name: Takes his name from the Norse fire giant fated to destroy the world with his sword of flames during Ragnarok. This is also referenced in his title, the "Infernal Emperor."
• Secret Character: His elderly self can be unlocked as a battle-only unit by beating the game's Conquest route, and his younger self can be unlocked by clearing the first Berserk Nidhogg difficulty of Battle Royale mode.

Hel

Storm Princess

Voiced by: Sakiko Fukata

"Do your best to cling to life, as my tempest spear will blow away your very soul!"

The oldest granddaughter of Surt and daughter of Disir. She has the same amount of influence and power as Ymir but lacks his soul. When Loki's house lost its standing, she would mock him through negligence, acting as if he never existed.

Her Dark Gear is Gleaming Disaster Blikjandabol, a scythe that can manipulate water particles.

Tropes associated with Hel:

• The Ace: Along with Ymir, her strength and intelligence makes her one of the most favorable candidates.
• Brainwashed and Crazy: As the result of signing a contract with Ymir’s Dark Gear. The brainwashing can be broken if Loki raised her Affection earlier.
• Elemental Powers: Her Dark Gear gives her enormous versatility, as she can make a splash, control water in the air to Blow You Away, and even some Shock and Awe.
• Everyone Has Standards: She gives no crap about Loki. However, she sees Ymir as far worse when his real plan is set in motion and reveals that he rigged the entire race for the Heart of Yggdrasil from the start.
• Foil: To Ymir. Both of them are equal in power and predicted to be the most eligible for the throne. However, Hel lacks the heart for the weak and unfortunate that Ymir has.
• Heel–Face Revolving Door: If Loki makes an alliance with her in the campaign against Odin, her army will turn hostile after enough territory is conquered. Either way, she will join Loki for the rest of the chapter once defeated. After that, she'll either return to working against Loki after the chapter, or stay with Loki if enough Affection was gained, after which she'll later become Brainwashed and Crazy until beaten back to her senses.
• Hidden Depths: Hel admired Loki's father and wished to serve under him. However, Farba's status as a traitor broke her trust in the Muspellzheimr House and gave her severe pessimism in Loki's future as a successor. The loss of her mother in her attempt to gain the throne and Jorm's torture did not do well for her psyche either.
• Jerkass with a Heart of Gold: She has the Might Makes Right mindset of Utgard, but non-sentient plants are another story. In one of her mingle events, she heals the damage to a grassy field using her Dark Gear.
• Lack of Empathy: Like other demons, she does not care one bit for people like Loki, often pretending she doesn't see him.
• Optional Party Member: She can become a temporary ally during the campaign against Odin, and/or join Loki's forces if enough Affection is gained during the chapter.
• Sinister Scythe: Her Dark Gear takes the shape of a scythe.

Fenrir

Fenrir of the Blizzard

Voiced by: Sahomi Koyama

"Oh, my dear Loki, you seem to be doing something really fun! Why don't you let your sister join in on the fun?"

The middle of Surt's granddaughters. A pleasure seeker and the laziest of all the siblings. She favors provocative clothing that entices men.
Her Dark Gear is Thavti, a whip that manipulates ice.

Tropes associated with Fenrir:

• An Ice Person: Her Dark Gear, Battering Thvati, freezes whatever it strikes.
• Brainwashed and Crazy: She signed Ymir’s Dark Gear and ended up one of his puppets. She'll return to normal if Loki raised her Affection earlier.
• Faux Affably Evil: In contrast to Ymir, Fenrir acts kind to Loki but ultimately wishes to make him her pet.
• The Hedonist: Fenrir is easily the laziest of the bunch, who only endorses in pleasures. That doesn't mean she's not dangerous.
• Heel–Face Revolving Door: Like Hel, if you choose to ally with her against Thor's territory, her army will turn hostile after enough territory is conquered. She'll join Loki when defeated regardless, but will only stay if Loki raises her Affection, after which she'll later become Brainwashed and Crazy until beaten back to her senses.
• Optional Party Member: She can become a temporary ally during the campaign against Thor, and/or join Loki's forces if enough Affection is gained during the chapter.
• Really Gets Around: According to the artbook, she spends her free time roaming the Demon Realm looking for men capable of pleasing her, and her favorite thing is to take a young man's virginity.
• Succubi and Incubi: She's half-succubus, half-wolf.
• Whip of Dominance: Her Dark Gear is a whip, fitting with her being a half-succubi with domineering and hedonistic tendencies.

Jorm

The Punishing Snake Princess

Voiced by: Yuki Sakata

"Kyahahaha! Hey, do you like pain?"

A crude and violent girl who laughs a lot and gets angry just as often. She is, in fact, the youngest daughter among the royal siblings and an heir to the throne of Utgard.

Her Dark Gear is Bifrost, a claw that allow her to control pain from the wounds she inflicts.

Tropes associated with Jorm:

• Ascended Extra: She lacked romance scenes in the original release, but gained some in the International version.
• Attack! Attack! Attack!: Her strategy is narrowed down to this.
• Brainwashed and Crazy: Signed Ymir’s cursed Dark Gear like her older siblings did and ended up like this. And just like them, she can snap out of it if Loki raised her Affection earlier.
• The Brute: While Hel and Fenrir have more intelligence as commanders, Jorm merely focuses on brute strength.
• The Bus Came Back: Appears in Venus Blood Ragnarok after going into a deep slumber during Loki’s reign.
• Cold-Blooded Torture: Can engage in this thanks to her Dark Gear. One even even allows to use this in interrogation.
• Dark and Troubled Past: While she originally harbored a bit of an inferiority complex towards her more talented siblings (which, in turn, made her a very shy and reserved girl), she was eventually kidnapped by conspirators and the shock that resulted from the incident warped her personality into what it is now. Having lost the ability to feel pain, she now seeks to inflict upon others that which she can no longer feel.
• General Failure: Tries to cross a frozen river despite her soldiers being unable to withstand such cold temperature and never even trying to analyze Rigret’s Divine Gear. Justified as her inability to feel pain means she can’t understand or feel the same thing her forces would under normal conditions.
• How the Mighty Have Fallen: Granted, she was only above Loki among the Royal candidates. However, her rash behavior gets her men easily slaughtered by Rigret and makes her surviving troops defect left and right. Even when she’s given a final chance by Menia to use Lost Technology against Loki, she still loses single-handedly against him. By the end of it all, she’s pretty much reduced to an attack dog.
• Humiliation Conga:
  • She has her army flat-out crushed by Rigret, any surviving forces abandon her, and then had to have Menia assist her with some kind of chance at winning. Then, she still gets her ass whooped by Loki before either running back to Utgard or being captured. When the latter occurs, Loki laments how low she’s fallen.
  Loki: It’s more like I picked up a wild mutt than a commander.
  • The Conga continues even harder in later chapters when she’s left to die as Surt’s airship bombards the continent indiscriminately.
• Lack of Empathy: Justified as she’s completely unable to feel pain thanks to her trauma and Dark Gear taking away much of her sensitivity to pain.
• Optional Party Member: If you attack the Golem Corp. and later capture her during the campaign against Rigret, you can conscript her into Loki's army. She'll leave at the chapter's end unless she either gains enough Affection, or if one of her sisters was already recruited, though remaining at low Affection prevents her from rejoining after becoming Brainwashed and Crazy later on.
• Royal Brat: As the youngest royal candidates, she is quite the spoiled child.

Ymir

The Crimson Prince

"A fervent approach to battle is the key to any battle. So be sure to keep that in mind at all times."

The oldest of the royal candidates and Loki's cousin. When the Muspellzheimr house lost its standing, he was the only person who protected Loki, allowing him to play weakling inside the castle. Unlike the other candidates, he has empathy for the victims of Utgard's ideologies, giving him the most political and military power out of all the candidates.
Throughout the game, he sneaks into the Sinmara to provide Loki useful information for his conquest of Yggdrasil. However, he never hides the fact that he's only using Loki to make things easier for him and the other candidates to take over Ygdrassil.
Because of his ability to control fire through his Dark Gear, Ginnungap, he's known as the "Crimson Prince."

Tropes associated with Ymir:

• The Ace: Along with Hel, though Loki knows well that he would easily trounce the competition without breaking a sweat. And boy, does it show, at least until he’s Out-Gambitted by Surt himself.
• Affably Evil: Ymir is a pretty nice guy who treats Loki like a brother and has no hard feelings for him. Even though he has ulterior motives whenever he assists Loki, he doesn't take any of it personally as both know that it's all part of the race for the Heart of Yggdrasil. Even when it’s shows he was playing the Cool Big Bro from the start, he respected Loki’s power and offered to rule with him when he became Dark Lord.
• Always Someone Better: Loki admits that what he does, Ymir could do better and in a shorter amount of time. However, in his last moment, Ymir says Loki was better since he always had a rebellious spirit that prevented Ymir from using the Holy Land Registry on him.
• And Then What?: Ymir asks what would ultimately happen if Surt obtained the Heart of Yggdrasil, which could automatically render the need for a successor a moot point. That gives a clue to the Dark Lord’s real objectives and influences Ymir’s decision to rebel.
• Anti-Villain: Respects Loki’s strength and ability to overcome all obstacles despite his additional assistance that made it happen. Furthermore, his ultimate goal is obtaining peace between gods, humans, and demons by acting as mediator.
• Armor-Piercing Question: Ymir is a master of these. One of the important ones, however, is if Loki ever thought about seeing her mother imprisoned all these years. This indicates that she was never alive, to begin with.
• Apocalypse Cult: Is the leader of one thanks to his cursed Dark Gear. Said cult is more a Path of Inspiration because he's using the army for his interests.
• Balance Between Good and Evil: Should he have taken the throne, as asked by Surt, Ymir would have enforced this policy. Therefore, he would re-educate both goddesses and demons to see each other as equals while he serve as mediator. While Loki is surprised at such a revolutionary policy, both Surt and the goddesses are not so much.
• Genre Savvy: Due to centuries living within the corrupt nobility, he knows well about the tricks and deceptions within the Decadent Court. The most notable instance is knowing that the whole competition for the throne was just a setup and the winner would be disposed of eventually.
  "I know too much. Now that I have the Heart of Yggdrasil, Surt only sees me as an obstacle, doesn't he? I was only a pawn in getting the key. He wasn't planning on giving me anything, was he?"
• Guest-Star Party Member: Assists Loki with the attack on Freya's territory, but he does not stay for the whole chapter, and (unlike the sisters) he cannot join permanently.
• Heroic Sacrifice: Twice, with the second one after his actual death.
• Irony: Ymir merely created the Apocalysts to serve as a distraction so he can weaken the goddesses and complete the final stages of his plan. However, the utopia he preached was not exactly a lie as his goal for being Dark Lord was to create a world where demons, goddesses, and humans lived in harmony. Unfortunately for him, he wouldn't live long enough to see it.
• Not Too Dead to Save the Day: Summoned by Nibelung, he assists Loki one last time to destroy Surt’s casket.
• Out-Gambitted: On both ends. On one end, he knew long ago where the Heart of Yggdrasil was and the purpose of the entire war, for which he prepared for well in advance. However, he ends up on the receiving end when Surt had a backup vessel that he never knew about, which doesn't end well for him.
• Playing with Fire: The main reason he's called the Crimson Prince.
• Power of Trust: One of his Dark Gears only works on those who put their whole faith in him. One of the reasons he liked Loki is because he was so rebellious that the Dark Gear could never work on him.
• Red Baron: Called the Crimson Prince for his fire affinity, and having a certain "darkness" hidden in his heart.
• Secret Character: He can be unlocked as a battle-only unit by getting the game's Normal ending, by not having enough Reign or Conquest points by the end of Chapter 7 to unlock those routes.

Menia

The Demon Emperor's Secretary

Voiced by: Akane Sanada

"I am His Majesty's shield. Know that as long as I stand, no blade shall ever reach his majesty."

The Dark Lord's secretary. She has an estranged relationship with her sister Fena, who serves Loki as his maid.

Tropes associated with Menia:

• The Atoner: When Fena performs a Heroic Sacrifice, she takes her sister’s place to make up for her crimes against Loki.
• Catgirl: Just like her sister.
• Secret Character: She can be unlocked as a battle-only unit by beating the game's Reign or Conquest routes.
• Sibling Yin-Yang: To Fena.

Disir

The Golden Heroine

"Don't you go relying on a dead woman, boy. Looks like I'm going to have to fix that attitude of yours!"

Once the Princess of the Utgardian Empire, she is the daughter of Surt and Farba’s older sister. She is also the mother of Hel, Fenrir and Jorm. In her prime, she was considered to be the heir who would succeed the throne of Utgard, and she was an unparalleled warrior with uncontested might. Due to reasons known only to herself, she challenged Surt, who at the time was considered the strongest in all of the Demon Realm, to a fight, and died in a blaze of glory.

Tropes associated with Disir:

• Promoted to Playable: Originally a Posthumous Character, she becomes a playable unit in the International edition Updated Re-release.
• Secret Character: In order to recruit her in International, all three of her daughters must be recruited in a Reign run, and then Loki must accept a deal with a Reaper when prompted.

Yggdrasil

Tyrca

The Spring Valkyrie

Voiced by: Aiko Ookubo

"I am Tyrca, the Guardian Deity of Spring! I swear on this blade that I will defeat you!"

The Goddess of Spring and ruler of Edda, the eastern kingdom that focuses on trade. She is the first goddess Loki encounters, who bears a similar resemblance to his mother. After a quick clash during Loki's invasion of the continent, he convinces her to let them establish a business in her country. However, she fails to realize his true intentions and ends up paving the way for Loki's conquest of the continent.
Tyrca's Divine Gear is Nibelung, a sword that calls the spirits of the dead who fell on the ground it stabs.

Tropes associated with Tyrca:

• Ascended Extra: The original release had her as more of a motherly figure than a love interest, but the Updated Re-release added new romance scenes for her.
• Babies Ever After: Her ending in the Reign Endings. At least part of this is additionally canon following its sequel.
• Deity of Human Origin: She was one of the four humans chosen by Odin to reincarnate as goddesses.
• Honor Before Reason: Ceases her assault on the Sinmara when she realizes that she has attacked humans. Loki takes advantage of this to land on Ygdrassil.
• Official Couple: With Loki. Even their final Mingle scene, under the right conditions, is labeled Mostly Official Couple.
• Praetorian Guard: Leads squadrons of pegasus-riding Gale Ritters. Not only are they her personal bodyguards, but they act as the only army under her command.
• Private Military Contractors: Since Edda only has her Praetorian Guard for an army, the bulk of her strength comes from the Trade Guild that supplies her with these whenever profits are threatened.
• Replacement Goldfish: Tyrca is a strange case of Odin purposely basing her goddess form on another goddess who lost her powers when she created the Heart of Yggdrasil.
• Starter Villain: While Loki can choose the order of fights against the other four Goddesses, her territory must always be conquered first.
• Strong Family Resemblance: Not exactly family, but Loki is interested in her since she looks like his mother. She was actually based on Sinmara when Odin created her.

Freyja

Goddess of the Harvest Moon

Voiced by: Mari Oda

"I bid you welcome, Prince of the Demon Realm. Since you took the time to visit, how about a cup of tea?"

The Goddess of the Autumn and ruler of Folk, the western kingdom that focuses on agriculture. She is the only one of the four Season Goddesses married to another human, now living as a widow. She has a strong trust in humans despite knowing the good and evil side of them.

Tropes associated with Freyja:

• Cool Big Sis: The oldest among the Season Goddess, and the scariest whenever angered.
• Deity of Human Origin: Was one of the four humans chosen by Odin to reincarnate as goddesses.
• Guest Fighter: She appears in Venus Blood -Gaia- International as a battle-only unit.
• Humans Are Special: Why she adores them so much, to the point she married one.

Thor

Thunderous God of the Sky

Voiced by: Noriko Fujimoto

"My name is Thor! The God of Thunder, Thor! Your luck has run out now that I'm here, and none of you are getting away!"

The Goddess of Summer and ruler of Thrudheim, the southern kingdom that focuses on military and mining. She is the first to go into battle and inspires the troops within her presence. Her army is composed of both men and women, valuing strength and power above all else.
Her Divine Gear is Mjolnir, a large ax that can destroy anything in its path.

Tropes associated with Thor:

• All Amazons Want Hercules: She falls for any strong opponent.
• Best Her to Bed Her: The result of Loki (or Hvedrung) defeating her.
• Blood Knight: Enjoys battle so much that she volunteers to strike first in the demon invasion.
• Butch Lesbian: Her scenes have her show a...closer approach for her female warriors.
• Deity of Human Origin: Was one of the four humans chosen by Odin to reincarnate as goddesses.
• Kicking Ass in All Her Finery: An event and alternate outfit added to the Updated Re-release lets her fight in a wedding dress.
• Loves My Alter Ego: Has an infatuation with Hvedrung after her defeat.

Rigret

Guardian Deity of Ice

Voiced by: Minami Imaya

"I-I'm the goddess of this land, Rigret! If you resist, then in the name of the Guardian Deity, I won't forgive you!"

The Goddess of Winter and the ruler of Glads, the northern kingdom with sub-zero temperatures that focuses on crafts. Easily the youngest of the Season Goddesses, she is very dependent on her siblings.

Her Divine Gear is Gjallarhorn, a shield that can buff allies and curse enemies. The Divine Gear’s range and effectiveness amplify through sound waves.

Tropes associated with Rigret:

• Ascended Extra: She stars in her own After Days episode, and shares the spotlight with Odin in a Dark Chronicles episode.
• Deity of Human Origin: Was one of the four humans chosen by Odin to reincarnate as goddesses.
• Happy Holidays Dress: An event and alternate outfit added to the Updated Re-release lets her fight in one, with the additions of a Santa hat and a lance decorated like a Christmas tree.
• Shrinking Violet: Despite her role as a goddess, she is easily intimidated.
• Tough Leader Façade: Poses as a symbol of worship but ultimately wants to be seen as a normal child.

Odin

Absolute God in the Sky

Voiced by: Yuuki Kajita

"Ahaha! Good, I shall allow it! It has been a while since I have last seen a fool as reckless as you. I am the Chief God, Odin! Now, bear witness to my power!"

The Chief God who rules all over Yggdrasil. Once a mighty goddess during the Ragnarok war, only a fraction of her power remains after expending most of it to create the floating continent. She has a sense of superiority over humans and demons alike with power equaled only by the Dark Lord. However, she only intervenes in serious emergencies and solves all problems with overwhelming force.
Her Divine Gear in Gungnir, four separate swords that can combine into a single double-edged lance that annihilates all enemies without harming the terrain.

Tropes associated with Odin:

• A God Am I: And rightfully so as the Chief God. Unfortunately, this also brings her to madness in the Conquest Route.
• Ascended Extra: She stars in her own After Days episode, and shares the spotlight with Rigret in a Dark Chronicles episode.
• Brought Down to Normal: After being defeated one last time in the Conquest route, Loki corrupts her soul to no longer produce divine energy and brought to the point she will not be a threat to him or the rest of humanity again.
• The Evils of Free Will: Why she attempts to exterminate all of the demons and humans who would ever succumb to their dark desires in the Conquest route.
• Final Boss: In the Conquest Route, as True Odin.
• Fountain of Youth: She originally had a much older appearance, but had to give it up when using her power to create the lesser four goddesses. She's aged back up as True Odin.
• Guest Fighter: She appears in Venus Blood -Gaia- International as a battle-only unit.
• Kicking Ass in All Her Finery: An event and alternate outfit added to the Updated Re-release lets her fight in a wedding dress.
• Laser-Guided Amnesia: The creation of the Heart of Yggdrasil has sealed away much of her memories. Some of her memories are reawakened following the clash against Surt. In the Conquest route, it turns out she has fully regained them.
• Pintsized Powerhouse: Despite having only a fraction of her former power, she's still ways above the other goddesses.
• Secret Character: Her True Odin form can be unlocked as a battle-only unit by beating the Battle Royale mode on Nidhogg difficulty or above.
• Top God: The Chief God who founded Yggdrasil and rules over the entirety of it.
• With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: In the Conquest Route, once she regains her powers, she is so intoxicated with power, coupled with her jaded view of humanity that she sealed away with her memories, that she tries to recreate all of mankind in her image.