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Intermediate Gods

Dex-Starr

With blood and rage of crimson red

Ripped from a corpse so freshly dead

Together with our hellish hate

We'll burn you all—that is your fate!

Dex-Starr, God of Abandoned Pets in a Box (originally Dexter, Red Lantern of Space Sector 2814, Rage Cat, Ruffles, Pukecat)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: The Red Lantern logo
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Abandoned Pet in a Box, Had His Owner Murdered, Kicked Out Of The Crime Scene And Thrown Off A Bridge, Creating Great Rage In His Heart, From Nobody to Nightmare, Cats Are Mean, The Power of Hate, Feared By Other Red Lanterns, Atrocitus' Pet Cat, Undying Loyalty, Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
• Domains: Rage, Cats, Abandonment, Loss, Cruelty
• Interests: Khorne
• Allies: Atrocitus and his allies, Frank Castle/The Punisher, the Hellhounds, Teostra, Skarlet, Primeape, Kreese Kreely
• On speaking terms with: The Hall of Felines
• Rivals: The Killer Rabbit
• Enemies: Nekron and the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, Atrocitus' enemies, the Anti-Monitor, animal abusers, Cruella De Vil, Joffrey Baratheon, Seviper, Scrappy Doo, Ra's Al Ghul
  • Former enemies: The other Lantern Corps (either neutral or Enemy Mine nowadays)
• Opposed by: Most canine deities, particularly Krypto the Super-Dog
• Feared by: Most of the Hall of Rabbits and Rodents
• Respects: Arya Stark, Viral
• Dex-Starr was once Dexter, one of a set of kittens left abandoned in a box waiting for an owner. While he had an owner that adopted and loved him, she was murdered and he was kicked off the crime scene. Made to wander, he was tossed off a bridge by hoodlums. This created great rage in his heart, causing a Red Lantern ring to find him. Ever since then, Dex-Starr has been fueled by The Power of Hate and hopes for the day he can murder his owner's killers.
• Despite being blue-furred and serving the Red Lantern Corps, Dex-Starr is an Earth cat. It's thought he's a British or Russian Blue. Probably a Chartreux given his eyes. And one so vicious the other Red Lanterns are scared of him. However he's Atrocitus' favorite and is much like a pet. The Hall of Felines were impressed by Dex-Starr, but most keep their distance from him. Meowth is more open to pitying him for what happened, even if she doesn't support his murderous tendencies.
• Considered absolutely terrifying by the Hall of Rabbits and Rodents. Red Lantern ring or not, Dex-Starr still thinks and acts like a cat and the ring makes it easier to play and/or kill his prey. The only member there that managed to stand up to Dex-Starr was the Killer Rabbit. Its ferocious temperament and violence actually impressed the cat, who sees the rabbit as definite competition.
• Doesn't care much for the canines in the pantheon either, given how felines usually feel about felines. More on their end, actually, since Dex-Starr's pretty intimidating to face up against. The exception was the Hellhounds, who Dex-Starr seems to be impressed by their ferocity. Contrasting this, Dex-Starr really has it out for Scrappy-Doo for being annoying and a pup, and after hearing what he got up to Scrappy decided to do something smart and avoid Dex-Starr at all costs.
• Of the superpowered animals, Krypto dislikes Dex-Starr most. Partly because he's a dog, partly because of the bad history the Superman family and Red Lanterns have had. Primeape, despite not wanting to be a Red Lantern, actually likes Dex-Starr due to his aggressive personality, much like his own.
• Fueled with hatred, he appreciates those who seek revenge. He likes how Arya Stark set up a kill list and wants to see her complete it in both continuities. Part of this is because one of the people she hates most is Joffrey Baratheon, whose butchering of a pregnant cat and threatening to mix Ser Pounce in his brother's food pissed off the feline Red Lantern something fierce (as do animal abusers in general).
• Likes the Punisher because seeks bloody revenge against crime as a whole for its part in the murder of his family, which Dex-Starr totally relates to. Even Frank Castle finds the idea of Dex-Starr to be amusing and kind of cute. Dex-Starr has used the fact that he's a cat to act cute in order to distract criminals just long enough for the Punisher to riddle them with bullets.
• Because of his inherent rage and being part of the Red Lantern Corps, Dex-Starr intrigues Khorne as a possible pet. In another universe, he was instead the Sole Survivor of an AMAZO Android attack on his hometown on the orders of Ra's al-Ghul. And he is actively scouting Skarlet to be part of the Red Lantern Corps.
• Kreese Kreely has voiced his full support for the Red Lantern feline after hearing about how he went out. Not just as a Deathwatch participant turned commentator, but also a guy who draws the line at harm to animals and is eager to voice over his carnage. His co-host, Howard "Buckshot" Holmes, has eloquently gave his similar opinions as such:
  Howard: "My compliments to the pussy not being a pussy."

Eirudy

Eirudy, Goddess of Pets Resting on One's Head (The Marionette Witch, Nameless Witch, Savior of the Continent)

Eirudy with Failur on her head in 3 Re:Fine

^{Click here for Eirudy and some of her dolls}  Starting from clockwise at the top left: Denver, Rachel, Little Emilia, Desert Fox Cub, and Failur

^{Click here for Eirudy in 4} 

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her Soul Stone. Alternatively, Failur.
• Theme Music: The Story of Eirudy
• Alignment: Neutral Good. Originally True Neutral and fell into Chaotic Neutral during her lowest point.
• Portfolio: Utilizing and summoning Dolls, Skilled in magic and swordsmanship, Using Spell Blades, Assumed to be Semi-Divine but actually a puppet created by her grandmother to house the power of the deities Revgato and Morell, Once a Solitary Sorceress and Lonely Doll Girl living in the Misty Woods until she met Adrian, Emotionless Girl who warms overtime, Brutal Honesty, Evil Costume Switch & Good Costume Switch, Resolved to become strong and hunt humans to protect herself to see Adrian again, Was snapped out of it by Adrian himself, Initially ignorant of love, Smiling a bit more overtime, Falling in love with Adrian, Alignment-Based Endings
• Domains: Deities, Magic, Puppets
• Heralds: Adrian (her boyfriend), Failur (the first doll she animated to be her friend), and Filia (her roommate)
• Allies: Moccamori, The Alchemists of Arland (mainly Rorona), Tethu, Tethi, and Esna, Lenna, Atsuko Kagari, Diana Cavendish, Rei Ayanami, Byleth, Violet Evergarden, Alice Margatroid, Pinocchio, Gepetto, Link, Norman Babcok and Agatha Prenderghast, Abigail Williams, Battler Ushiromiya, Beatrice the Golden Witch, Luz Noceda and Amity Blight, Asia Argento
• On Speaking Terms with: Sasori
• Enemies: Hunter Series, Telence D’Arby, Jae-heon of the Reverberation Ensemble, Emperor Belos, Sophie (Izetta: The Last Witch), Malthael
• Opposed by/Opposes: Plesioth, Laetitia (one-sided on Eirudy’s end)
• Pities: Jeanne (Belladonna of Sadness)
• Years ago, humanity relied on deities for their dominion over magic and miracles and grew to worship them. However, mankind was greedy and in their longing for more turned against the deities they once revered and instigated continent-spanning witch hunts which forced them into hiding. Within the continent of Derkarr lives a nameless deity who would be later known as Eirudy having dwelled in the safety of the Misty Forest for all her life and her only family being her aging grandmother whom she occasionally contacts. Her creation was an extraordinary one being a doll created by her grandmother to succeed the late deities Revgato and Morell but other than that, Eirudy's normal life consisted of chasing around animals and avoiding contact with humans. She has tried bringing to life dolls that can speak out of a longing for friends though was largely unsuccessful as Failur had demonstrated. This all changed when she a boy named Adrian. Adrian was looking for a cure for his bedridden mother whose health mysteriously declined day by day. Eirudy's decision to help the boy would not only mark the end of her lonely life in the Misty Forest but also change life within Derkarr as a whole. While Eirudy did lose her way after being hurt by humans despite her efforts towards helping them, she did come around to help liberate the continent and end Derkarr's witch hunts there once and for all in addition to reviving that continent's springs even if she was manipulated to in the latter case.
• Eirudy came to the Pantheon after hearing reports of strange frog-like monsters prowling the local area. After handily dealing with them she was just about to walk back when she found herself face-to-face with a large wyvern-like fish and was suddenly pushed into some sort of chasm. Upon getting her bearings, she found herself in an environment truly unlike anything she saw on either Derkarr or Ürphea. She soon meets a young woman named Rorona who explains to her that she’s currently in a place called the Pantheon and that monsters she never saw before — which matched the description of Hunter Alphas — more than likely came from here. Her explanation was interrupted by the fish monster from before, the Plesioth, who followed Eirudy back and Rorona mused it came to Eirudy’s world in the first place to eat the frogs. After defeating it, Eirudy was then invited to the Court of Gods.
  • After some discussion, it would be decided that Eirudy would ascend under Head Pet due to the presence of Failur feeding upon her magic throughout most of her adventure in Derkarr which she lets despite initially seeing it as a failed attempt to make a talking friend. Upon being saved from disappearing within the Spring of Morell by Adrian her doll Failur, having been assured by Eirudy before jumping in that it accumulated enough magic to survive without her, uses said accumulated magic to bring her back. After being revived, Eirudy lamented Failur’s sacrifice and apologized for failing in the doll’s creation but Failur soon began to move again after she unconsciously used power from Revgato to reciprocate the kindness. While Failur no longer sits upon her head, having now preferred resting on her shoulder, the trope proved significant enough to her story to warrant being a candidate. Eirudy was admittedly skeptical of the validity of such a title, especially when weighed against her status as a Temple Lord Candidate for Derkarr, but she accepted under the condition that she be allowed to bring along Adrian as a Herald which was reasonable terms (though another deity, Filia, somehow managed to sneak along as another Herald too).
• The first person Eirudy met with after ascending was Rorona what with how the two managed to hit it off. Part of that could be chalked up to the bond over beating a Piscine Wyvern earlier but the rest is attributed to how they reminded each other of other friends they know (Pieberry for Eirudy and Lionela for Rorona). While Eirudy prefers collecting and making stuff on her own, she still goes to see her for a synthesis request every so often. That, and she likes the pies Rorona makes. With how big the Pantheon is in its entirety she can’t really do it by herself anymore and has to commend the skills of Rorona and her fellow alchemists who ascended alongside her. Occasionally Eirudy also helps her and the others with collecting materials in the Pantheon too.
• Following her visit to Rorona, Eirudy was interested in learning more about magic from various other worlds the Pantheon pulled from after having sensed that said magics are much different from the ones she knows back home. She of course has frequently visited the House of Magic and Sorcery to comb through various books regarding them and in one of these visits she met with two witches: Atsuko Kagari and Diana Cavendish. While Eirudy already got over the revelation that humans from other worlds can wield magic like deities, she was surprised by how the two openly identified themselves as witches which prompted the two to clarify some things and what witches are to them though in Akko’s case its more about how much she idolized them and what they mean to her. In any case, Eirudy was endeared to both and joined both in learning about the different magics in the Pantheon together.
• In Derkarr, with only the Spring of Revgato active much of the continent has been reduced to a barren desert. With it in the control of village Shubeth, they remain the most prosperous and often strongarm the other, poorer villages into giving them tribute, especially in the wake of attacks from dragons. As if that wasn’t enough it is soon revealed that the ruler of Shubeth, Regal, has control over said dragons in the first place. With this in mind, Eirudy is thankful for the fact that Tethu and Tethi are far more altruistic by a mile both from managing their Oasis to combating the corrupting Chaos that ran rampant throughout their world. Eirudy also commends Esna’s sacrifice to purify Chaos and return the desert into a sprawling haven of green… even she can’t directly tell her that but Esna was thankful for the sentiment nonetheless. Eirudy stops by their Oasis when she can having taken a liking to the commodities and there, and plans to take Adrian with her to their Oasis on a date one of these days.
• Owing to how she began as a doll and her original life in the Misty Forest, Eirudy was pretty emotionless. But in one fateful encounter with Adrian, she took a step outside her world grew and experienced a myriad of things she couldn’t have otherwise. Among those were emotions such as joy, sorrow, and eventually love. She still can be pretty blunt, however. In this respect, she is comparable to Rei Ayanami and Byleth Eisner who are, or rather were considered emotionless but came to grow over time. Adding to the comparison is some sort of artificial natures surrounding their conceptions either as actual clones or having a mechanism to animate them, respectively. Eirudy befriended both but in the case of Byleth they also help give her some lessons despite Eirudy not being part of the Pantheon’ Elysium Academy. Violet Evergarden is also similar in this regard owing to her own traumatic history as a former Child Soldier and after the war she became an Auto-Memories Doll (a ghostwriter, basically) not only to find her purpose in life but to further understand love. And like the former two it was following this new path in life did she grew as a person. Eirudy has thought about having Violet write for her one of these days.
• Being a Marionette Master it would seem natural for Eirudy to be drawn towards others who dabble in similar crafts, such as Alice who is another magical puppeteer who utilizes a wide array of puppets. Eirudy met Alice when she offered her shelter due to a dangerous storm forming in the House of Communities and Solitude thanks to Duke Fishron and Kraeken Dragon Skourzh. Having done some errands on her own and tired from dealing with an incident involving a Grisgol and a Braxat hunting party, Eirudy was thankful for the hospitality and didn’t mind the creepiness of Alice’s home during her stay. If anything, she felt nostalgic being reminded of her Marionette House in the Misty Woods. There was also Sasori, a former member of the Akatsuki who specializes in puppetry Eirudy’s was understandably on edge around him what with being a former terrorist and dabbler in poison, something that took the life of Adrian’s father (even if he did bring it upon himself) and almost took Pieberry’s boyfriend Justice if not for her brief sacrifice to revive him. Then there’s the fact that many of his puppets are sourced from corpses^note While she has Desert Fox Cub as a Doll, it was already killed by scorpions by the time she found it and brought it back out of genuine pity. Sasori doesn’t dispute any of those points. Still, Eirudy also pites him having taken a darker path herself and would have continued doing so were not for Adrian getting through to her. Sasori also sees a bit of himself in the young deity, the main being that sense of loneliness especially from an absence of family (though her relationship with her grandmother is, while aloof, still less strained). Since Sasori is content with just being left alone to his work even with other members of the Akatsuki around Eirudy sees no point in antagonizing him.
  • As creepy as her dolls can come off, they’re still helpful artificial creations that she also made to be her friends (they even help with her clothes every day). However, Telence D’Arby’s Stand, Atum, turns those who lose or admit defeat against him into dolls. Worse still, the dolls are fully conscious and Telence enjoys the torment he drives from them, and he has a whole collection. To no one’s surprise, Telence has earned Eirudy’s enmity and while Atum is not suited to fighting and thus its user has little in the way of defending himself she’s still cautious of the terms of its soul-stealing and mind-reading abilities. She has looked into some other gods who have a way of beating Telence and other safeguards should the worst come to pass when she or a friend of hers is forced to play a game with him. Then there was Jae-heon. Similar to Sasori, he sources his puppets from people but in the Puppeteer’s case he, like Telence, has the discourtesy of also being alive and conscious. What makes him different from both is how the horrifically warped the puppets reflect his turbulent emotions regarding the City and those who wronged him. This, combined with his indiscriminate hatred towards the rich is grounds for her to also oppose him.
• Speaking of dolls, Eirudy also found herself drawn to other dolls and puppets throughout the Pantheon. Firstly, there was the ever-iconic Pinocchio, originally a mischievous puppet who was modeled after a woodcarver’s late son but later came into his own as a real boy either literally or metaphorically. While Eirudy has already long transformed into a living being, her journey of experiencing the world and learning new things, can be likened to Pinocchio’s own story in a way. Of that, the two can relate to one another. Through Pinocchio, Eirudy also ended up meeting Pinocchio’s father himself, Geppetto. The humble old woodcarver was surprised when his son brought a deity to visit him and was even more surprised when she asked to see his art and offered to do the same.
  • For others, there was the Plain Doll. The Hunter’s caretaker proved as unresponsive as ever but Eirudy found her almost nostalgic, seeing the person she originally was before meeting a certain prince hiding in a cave bush. Sure, Eirudy’s much more than that now following his experiences with the world but her past self and current self are both integral to who she is as Eirudy. There was also Laetitia, a peculiar lone doll girl who she saw waiting by her lonesome in the House of Musicality. Eirudy of course struck conversation with her though Laetitia clarified she’s not lonely because she has friends nearby. Laetitia continued on, rambling on gifts and happiness, and remarked she would like to see Eirudy smile to which she replied she had been smiling more nowadays. Laetitia was about to give the deity a gift before being stopped and escorted away by an Agent while another explained to Eirudy the little girl and the true nature of her gifts. Suffice to say, the endearment ended then and there though Eirudy does also pity Laetitia given that her pranks aren’t malicious as from the way she spoke when they first met she truly is sincere in her motives and is oblivious to the consequences.
• While not lacking in magic, she’s skilled in swordsmanship and her prowess in melee combat far surpasses previous leads Pieberry and Luna. It's doubly impressive considering most of her skill comes from teaching herself. And by embuing her strikes with magic she becomes a force to be reckoned with. She even bested the Justice, Vavelia’s Supreme Palace Warrior though admittedly their duel wasn’t a serious one, being a spur of the moment test if she’s worthy to wield the sword Esteras by Sofia. Eirudy didn’t really ask for the sword and Justice wanted to move on with his business but got dragged in regardless. In any case, there’s always room for improvement, and has made it a habit to continue to train in the House of Fighting and Combat. During one of her training sessions, she was joined by Link, Eternal Hero of Hyrule, who is skilled in the way of the blade along with a whole host of other proficiencies. He was more than willing to help out the deity with sword training, engaging in friendly duels and giving some pointers here and there.
• Eirudy’s upbringing in the Misty Forest allowed her to dodge the terror that came of the Witch Hunts though she still lived a life of avoiding humans. Not the case with others who were in the thick of such horrific events.
  • Eirudy pities both the fates of Jeanne and Agatha Penderghast, finding it a grim reminder that humans have their moments of cruelty, though she’s also glad that both of them have currently gotten better support in their new lives in the Pantheon. Jeanne was disgusted by the people enacting witch hunts on those they considered gods and how easily rapport and goodwill disappeared almost overnight. Even if they’re not the Abrahamic God she is devoted to, she found the notion far more blasphemous than her own Deal with the Devil. For Agatha, she found Eirudy’s ostracization despite not meaning any harm an all too familiar tale. The Marionette Witch met with Agatha and by extension, Norman as part of her ongoing research on magic and other odd phenomena and wanted to learn more about their abilities. Eirdy never found the existence of ghosts frightening and even helped a group of them be laid to rest from being trapped by another ghost that preyed upon them without so much as a wink. In the process she ended up growing fond of the two of them and offering them help should they be in trouble. Eirudy, however, hasn’t taken the time to meet with Jeanne likely stemming from her very poor experiences with nobility and Eirudy’s romantic relationship with a prince.
  • Abigail Williams was responsible for helping kickstart such hysteria surrounding witches, though in her case it was truly done on accident, and felt guilty over it, not helped by Räum amplifying said guilt for their ends. By the end of the Pseudo-Singularity, she sought to atone for how the Salem Witch Trials turned out originally. Eirudy can relate to such feelings of wanting to atone as after being betrayed in Lehert despite all her efforts she delved into some darker uses which caused her to hunt down human warriors as soul fuel for her Soul Stone, no longer content with just Vitality. Among the casualties was Hector, a retired warrior with hints of deity ancestry who didn’t mind her status as a deity but turned on her to avenge the men under his tutelage. While she did it to be strong enough to see Adrian again it was only after confronting him did she soon learned the ramifications of her actions though he nonetheless forgave her for that and was happy to even see her again. Still, even after saving Derkarr and being accepted by humans she has lingering regrets about what she did. Since meeting one another, they keep in contact with one another and are open to helping one another out should the time come. Abigail also frequently invites her over to eat. A lot of the time it was over pancakes which she was happy to introduce Eirudy to. Eirudy approves.
  • Through healing and helping an Elystadt refugee family that managed to escape the country and into the Pantheon beyond she heard about the existence of Sophie. Through her research, she read about the original Sophie who had her tragic history of being betrayed and killed despite her efforts to help Eylstadt long ago. While Eirudy could relate to said feelings she finds what the current Sophie is doing to be reprehensible. Even when compared to what Eirudy did during her darkest hour, the horrors Sophie caused through her current affiliation with the Germanian Empire far surpasses that. Upon personally crossing paths with her Sophie scoffed at the notion of comparing on slaughter to another but Eirudy could tell from her tone it was far from a sincere rebuttal. They inevitably fought, though Eirudy managed to drive her away with her Dolls. Since hearing about her and her forces’ occupation of Elystadt in the Pantheon she, while not directly participating within the war-torn country itself, does her part in helping Eylstadt civilians also seeking refuge to safety.
• Thanks in part to Akko and Diana, Eirudy was introduced to Luz Noceda and Amity Blight regarding the deity’s curiosity about the Boiling Isles. For Luz, she respects the effort she puts in to learn magic even making up for her shortcomings. She also relates to Amity falling in love with a human after they suddenly entered their lives whereupon it ended up changing for the better. Having heard of the deities’ history with Pope Celvis and Jude from Akko and Diana, the couple felt compelled to warn Eirudy of their Archenemy from back home, Emperor Belos. Emperor Belos was a blight on the Boiling Isles, influencing it from the shadows and holding responsibility for many of the horrible things that happened there but also planning the total genocide of all Demons and Witches. Though unlike the Pope and Jude, whose changes to the world were still relatively recent, Belos’ insidious influence ran far deeper. With this in mind, the two have Eirudy’s full support against him.
  • Eirudy would meet another couple consisting of a human and a magical being, Battler Ushiromiya and Beatrice the Golden Witch. More specifically, a human-turned-sorcerer and an ancient witch (or so Beatrice what presented herself as). Battler was a “witch hunter” in the sense that he was determined to beat Beatrice in her games and disprove magic while she wanted him to admit that she was indeed a witch. In the end, Battler would ease up on his views on magic and fell in love with her while she managed to redeem herself recovered some of her sanity. That’s the long and short of it. For Beatrice in particular, Eirudy noted the similarites between her Dolls and Beatrice’s furniture that being her anchors when it comes to coping with reality. The Temple Lord of Derkarr admits to finding their dynamic with one another a bit odd but chalked it up to that being how their love is. As one final thing Battler has suggested to her, in the event that either Pope Celvis or Jude ascend to the Pantheon, that she notifies him so he could clock them.
• Once she was under the impression she was a half-blooded deity but later unearthed the truth that she is a pureblooded one, though hers is of unique circumstance. The shock of complicated origins was shared with Lenna, a run-of-the-mill school teacher who ended up taking up the mantle of hero to fight off the eight archangels after the previous one spontaneously died. She originally turned out to be one such archangel herself before becoming human due to extraordinary events.
  • Of the two, Revgato’s side is the more prominent through a potent ability to heal people though she lacks proper control of it. What she did to Failur was nothing short of a miracle though improper use of it would likely kill her as it takes a lot of magic to revive someone in her world. She can heal others through her Soul Stone though it is comparatively less potent. She has sought out Asia Argento for this reason as she possesses similar abilities and figured she would be of help in some way. Meanwhile, Eirudy’s roots in being Morell’s successor show in her usage of Vahnter (sometimes referred to as Bahenda) who was originally made to be Morell’s guardian by Eirudy’s grandmother but now serves as one of her strongest dolls. Its appearance has been likened to The Grim Reaper though ironically it's a benevolent counterpart to Bernick, Vahnter’s failed predecessor. Said comparison often leads to those making connections to the former Archangel of Wisdom Malthael. Being an Absolute Xenophobe with a special hatred for humans both for their potential propensity to evil and connections to demons Eirudy isn’t fond of the comparisons.
• “I have come to life. From a doll made by the gods… to a real, living me. All thanks to the last cup has been filled for me.”

The Metroid Hatchling

The Metroid Hatchling, The Divine Rescuing Beast (The Last Metroid, The Baby, Super Metroid, The Hatchling, Metroid Larva, Infant Metroid)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: Itself
• Theme Music: Metroid Hatchling Theme
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Big Damn Hero, Heroic Sacrifice, Implacable Man, Insect Queen, Last of His Kind
• Domain: Aliens, Power, Races
• Allies: Samus Aran (its adoptive mother), Pikachu, Nana
• Rival: Zinogre
• Enemies: Mother Brain, Ridley, Phazon, SA-X, Dark Samus, HYDRA
• Oppose: Ice users
• Assigned with exterminating the entire Metroid race from their home world, SR388, Samus Aran decided to not kill a newly hatched Metroid who imprinted itself on her. This act of kindness would be awarded as a now Super Metroid would save Samus from Mother Brain and sacrifice itself.
  • That wouldn't be the last time it would help Samus. After being affected by an X Parasite, cells from the Hatchling were used on Samus to save her life.
• Many in the pantheon were in utter shock when they saw a giant Metroid entering the pantheon. Before any retaliation could be taken, the Hatchling approached a confused Samus and nuzzled her in affection. It was at that moment everybody knew it was The Baby they heard so much about.
• The Hatchling's size varies; most times it's the size of a Mini-Mecha, other times it's a slightly bigger Metroid.
• Samus Aran is very protective of the Metroid. Maybe not to the point of calling it "the baby" every five seconds. But her Mama Bear instincts will kick in if it was ever harmed. Just ask Ridley and Mother Brain.
  • She is allowing some research on the baby Metroid from GUAG after it was revealed it can actually heal people and not just suck out their life. She is however keeping a watchful eye since Galactic Federation did clone metroids from the Hatchling.
• HYDRA seems to show some interest in Hatchling. Clearly, they too have vapors for brains.
• When not with Samus, the Hatchling can be seen hanging around the Diclonius, Nana. Since the two are considered the least hostile of a very dangerous race and have been used by others for nefarious means, it makes perfect sense.
  • It also found companionship with Pikachu as he too is friends with Samus. The Pokémon was also saved by the Bounty Hunter one time.
• Analyzing the Metroid has revealed it to be a Queen. Yes, the Federation cloned a Queen. After some tinkering, it's been sterilized so there wouldn't be any chances of an overrun of metroids.
• The GUAG have developed a alternate energy substitute for the Hatchlinng to feed on. Unfortunately, the baby still has the tendacy to latch onto others for energies. Luckily, most of them are evil.
• Has been use as "violence deterrent" in the House of Beasts because of its energy-draining ability. One noticeable case was a confrontation between it and Zinogre. The encounter has created a rivalry between the two creatures.
• The SA-X is being very careful around the Hatchling since Metroids were created by the Chozo to destroy X Parasites.
  • As a matter of fact, the Metroids are supposed to be on the side of good, being the X Parasites' predators. But, because they eventually turned against their their Chozo creators (who never had the chance to tell anybody about the Metroids' true purpose), they've been commonly regarded as evil. This hatchling is seen as the exception, proving that Metroids are not inherently monsters.

The Yoshis

The Yoshis, Divine Species of Friendly Mount Creatures (T. Yoshisaur Munchakoopas, Omnivore of the Year, Mario's Happy-Go-Lucky Steed)

A Collection of Several Yoshis by Color

• Intermediate Gods when working together; the Yoshi who usually accompanies Mario and friends is an Intermediate God even on his own, whereas the others tend to be mostly Lesser Gods; Greater God once one taps into the Super Dragon Transformation
• Symbol: A spotted egg (its colors can vary)
• Theme Music: Overworld (Super Mario World) (default and Yoshi versions), Athletic (Super Mario World) (default and Yoshi versions), Obstacle Course (Athletic Theme of Yoshi's Island), Flower Garden, Welcome to Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Song, Yoshi's Story Intro; Hyper Breath^* Yoshi's Mega Strike from Mario Strikers: Charged and Dino Hunt when in a competitive mood (i.e. playing soccer)
• Alignment: Neutral Good normally
• Portfolio: Being a Creature who Provides Additional Assistance and Abilities to Those who Ride It, Hero of Another Story, Iconic Sequel Character, Legacy Character, Long Tongues, Big Eaters, Egg Tossing, Horse-Like Creatures, Reptilian Species Confusion, saying "Yoshi!", Are Usually Friendly and Heroic, Badass Adorable, Comes in Various Shades of Colors
• Followers: Elum, Noishe
• Domains: Dinosaurs, Mounts, Companions, Loyalty, Friendship, Power, Support
• Herald: Poochy (Yoshi's own Power-Up Mount... don't question it)
• Allies: Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Princess Daisy, Rosalina, Donkey Kong, Link, Sonic the Hedgehog, Silver the Hedgehog, The Chocobos, Sylvia, Kirby, The Gang of Seven, The Raptor Pack, Harry and his Dinosaurs, Dino and Hoppy, Speckles, Alan Grant, Jack Tenrec, Hannah Dundee, The Heroic Protectors of Family
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Kroq-Gar and Grymloq, Shadow the Hedgehog
• Friendly Rivalry: The Roger Family
• Rival: Syzoth/Reptile
• Arch-Enemy: Kamek (though they can be on amicable terms at times)
• Enemies: The Shroobs, Metallix, Riptor, Tabuu, Galeem and Dharkon, Rathalos, Rathian, Deviljho, One Eye, The Lich, Pokémon Hunter J, Malus Darkblade
• Friendly Enemies: Bowser, Bowser Jr., Wario, Waluigi
• Annoyed By: Baby Bink
• Opposed By: The Child Abuse Supporters
• Yoshi is species of bipedal dinosaur that exhibit a surprising amount of sapience and intelligence to the point where they've managed to form a community of their own in two islands, one called Dinosaur Island and another called Yoshi's Island. The Yoshi's happen to be a benevolent and hospitable race who live peacefully in their homes, tending to their habitats and looking after one another. They've also displayed courage and heroism at various points, having stopped many enemies from threatening their lands, and as it turns out, the Yoshis have a historical relationship with the Mushroom Kingdom's greatest hero, Mario. It was the Yoshis that found Mario as a baby when he was dropped from the sky while his brother, Luigi was kidnapped by the mage, Kamek, to be delivered by Bowser as a new playmate. The Yoshis decided to take Mario along and go on a long adventure to save his brother and defeat Kamek and Bowser's forces, eventually being successful in getting the brothers reunited with one another. Though this was only the first of their many stories together, as when he came of age, Mario has been a consistent ally with the Yoshis, allying with one another to battle against Bowser and various other villains who threaten the Mushroom World, and their relationship has since been among the strongest any ally could have with one another.
• The Pantheon has strongly recognized the Yoshis ever since Mario ascended himself, shortly followed by Luigi and their friends and allies, the Yoshis included. The race as a whole is represented by one member, who is green, their most common and well-known colour shade, and who has been the most frequent in travelling along in Mario's adventures. This particular Yoshi has showcased his heroism several times, being more than willing to defend Yoshi's Island and the Mushroom Kingdom, even in situations where Mario is absent. As a result, this Yoshi is very well-known and is seen as a figure to look up to in the Mushroom Kingdom as well as many others, including other sidekicks and dinosaurs. Though there has been a common confusion made up where this Yoshi is the only one in the Pantheon. That's not really the case as it's more the entire race that's ascended, the green one happens to be a mascot to represent the race as a whole, all the way down to including different invites that invite beings from his world. As a further indication, the main Yoshi in the Pantheon is said to be one of the Seven Star Children, and the youngest, so in addition to being Mario's best friend and most loyal traveling companion, he's also destined to be one of the Mushroom Kingdom's most influential figures and it's best heroes.
• The Yoshis are some the most well-known dinosaurs in the Pantheon, and that is no thanks to their presence and their reputation as heroes, even before Mario reached up to adulthood and began fighting Bowser by himself. The race is openly welcomed in the House of Heroism, though there's not much in the way of communication. What's even weirder is that Yoshis usually communicate by saying their own name, yet somehow, everyone can understand them. They'll help anyone in need (after all, for most of them, it's in their nature), yet they have a serious quench for fruits that they couldn't ignore either. It turns out that there are a number of fruits that actually imbue Yoshis with all sorts of special powers, such as Flight and fire-breathing. In addition to being a relatively peaceful species, they're also among the most formidable ones, no thanks to their sapience, wide assortment of abilities, and being determined to protect their homes and anyone that they can consider a friend.
• Despite being dinosaurs, its a surprise for many to see that the Yoshis don't have a spot in the Hall of Mesozoic Beasts, though they do occupy a position in a nearby Hall in the same House. That doesn't stop the Yoshis from having a strong association with the former regardless and they aren't the only dinosaurs that intrinsically aren't in the Hall of Mesozoic Beasts either. It helps that there's plentiful amounts of greenery and fruits there that they can enjoy getting around with. Speaking of inhabitants, the Yoshis enjoy a great deal of company there, especially the Gang of Seven, a group of dinosaurs who've had a wide assortment of adventures and perils to deal with. Yoshi generally likes the young dinosaurs' company and plan on going out on all sorts of journeys whereas the Gang of Seven are eager to allow the Yoshis into their domain and the Great Valley, that is if their parents and other adults are willing to let them enter as well as allow the to browse through whatever fruits they hold there.
  • The Yoshis were also appreciated by a few humans with an affinity to dinosaurs, namely Harry, Alan Grant, and Jack Tenrec. Harry, being a big fan of dinosaurs to the point where he sees his toys as sentient beings find the Yoshis to be a very enjoyable presence to be around with, wasting no time in doing all sorts of activities and planning a few adventures, though the dinosaurs do tend to be wary of Harry's well-being just in case. Dr. Grant expressed some curiousity regarding the Yoshis, but eventually came to live them thanks to their helpful nature as well as them generally liking to hang out with and even help Alan in his palaeontology expeditions, though with a "no-eating" rule to make sure they don't cause unintentional damage. Finally, Jack, a man fascinated and protective of nature, sees the Yoshis as some of the most spectacular dinosaurs he's seen thanks to their way of thinking and their nature of helping others and is more than welcome to meet, hang out, and fight alongside one. It helps that Jack himself has a pet Allosaurus named Hermes, which means he can further respect the Yoshi's camaraderie and loyalty towards others.
• Of the many vicious dinosaurs that dwell there, the one that seems to hold the most animosity towards the Yoshis was Riptor. At first, the Yoshis were unnerved by her savage nature and tend to avoid the genetically engineered raptor whenever they could But as it turns out, there was a battle simulation done by Wiz and Boomstick that pitted a Yoshi against Riptor… and Yoshi won due to a combination of intelligence and versatility, though Riptor did get to kill a Baby Yoshi during the fight. This Death Battle, being a very old one was quickly forgotten by many, but Riptor managed to hold on to that memory, and is more than determined to turn the tables prove herself the superior dinosaur. What's more annoying on Riptor's part is that even if the Yoshis take her seriously, there's still more active and dangerous threats than just a modified raptor, and Riptor has taken this as a notice to really try making herself out as the Yoshis' Arch-Enemy, even if everyone agrees that that title belongs to Kamek, who himself finds the situation regarding Riptor humorous.
• Outside of Riptor, other predatory dinosaurs that concern the Yoshis include the Spinosaurus, Carnotaurus, Sharptooth, and One Eye. While the former two are simply just predators, albeit with the Spinosaurus being more aggressive than most animals, Sharptooth and One Eye are more malevolent threats that sometimes kill just for fun. That said, the Yoshis aren't their main target for course, instead targeting other dinosaurs, which ends up with the Yoshis becoming the interrupters towards them instead, not willing to see their friends get devoured, causing the villainous Tyrannosaurus trio to either back down or try more defensive and strategic measures to get around. The deadliest dinosaurs as far as the Yoshis are concerned are the hybrids, Indominus and Indoraptor, and the feared Brute Wyvern, Deviljho, given that they're all capable of inducing great fear towards others as well as wreaking an untold amount of havoc and destruction along the way. The Indominus and Indoraptor intend on preying on the Yoshis if given the chance, though they'd rather do the hunt independently, whereas the Deviljho will simply consume whatever it can get it's jaws on and will fight against an entire population of Yoshis if that's what it takes to satiate it's horrific hunger. On the other hand, given the amount of damage they can cause, the Yoshis do their best to avert any sort of encounter with the three of them.
  • Speckles was one of the few predatory dinosaur who, instead of antagonizing Yoshi, found instead a decent companion to interact and hang out with. Both have paternal instincts as a major virtue for them, but Speckles does feel as if he became a little too harsh of his surviving son, Speckles Jr. when he proved to be unable to hunt to a case of PTSD from nearly being killed by One Eye. Even when the Yoshis found out about Speckles's tragic life and the fact that he has to kill because of his nature as a predator, they instead insisted on simply befriending Speckles and his son as well as being of moral support for the Tarbosaurus pair. Speckles was thankful for the Yoshis for offering him and his son some company. Jr. personally really like the Yoshis, and though he can't enjoy eating fruit unlike them, the Yoshis were still insisting on finding other ways to have fun with the Tarbsaur infant, which made the pair more than happy to have the Yoshis as their friends.
• While Mario will remains Bowser's Arch-Enemy, Yoshi may as well be his first, and Bowser would just as easily consider Yoshi the runner-up of his list of greatest enemies, if mainly because it's because of the Yoshis that Mario and Bowser really know one another. Even then, despite their enmity, Mario seeing Bowser as a friend, and Bowser begrudgingly and conversely seeing him as a Worthy Opponent has led to the two actually spending time doing some quality events like playing sports and go-karting, with Yoshi and many other of Mario's friends, enemies and acquaintances getting involved. However, there is one foe that the Yoshis cannot see in any positive light: The Shroobs. It's bad enough that the Shroobs desire genocide above all, but what they've tried to do with the Yoshis has cemented the dinosaurs' opposition towards them, especially considering they used a Shroobified Yoshi known as Yoob as a breeding ground for more of its kind via devouring other Yoshis and processing them for conversion. And with most of the other races of their world having a similar opinion, the Yoshis are not alone in fighting against the Shroobs, alongside giving the dinosaurs an awareness to be wary of other sorts of extraterrestrial threats.
• While it's not obvious at first sight, the concept of Yoshi as a whole was mainly centred on the Tyrannosaurus, only shrunk, more intelligent and cuter, before it's appearance eventually became more distinct. That said, there was a time where a Yoshi was instead physically based on a Velociraptor, a fact that the Yoshis don't really know what to make of. Incidentally, they were a bit perplexed by an encounter with a quartet of Raptors that were led by Owen Grady. Initially, the Raptors perceived the Yoshis as prey, though Owen was able to barely convince them otherwise. In fact, the Yoshis once even helped the Raptors out when they were attacked by the Indominus, which is what allowed them to find a measure of respect for each other. Some of the Yoshis do remain wary of the Raptor Pack, though Owen, being their Herald (and the pack alpha) is doing his best to ensure that good terms can be managed between the two dinosaur species, even if the job can prove to be quite difficult. Some of the Yoshis are optimistic enough to hold out some faith on Owen's word.
• While he isn't too familiar with the world of Mobius, the Yoshis nonetheless do manage to befriend and work alongside many of its inhabitants, with Silver the Hedgehog even finding a form of Friendly Rivalry with the dinosaurs via participating in a couple of sporting and Olympic events. Many have wondered just how do Yoshi and Silver get along, despite having very little in common with one another, but the two have basically admitted that they simply respect each others' commitment to heroism, their abilities and strengths, and generally seeing each other as a good sport whenever they would like to compete. There was one being that the Yoshis feared and despised from Mobius; Metallix. Not only was the evolved Metal Sonic a killing machine who raved on destruction, but he also destroyed Mobius at one point as well as wreaking havoc in the Mushroom Kingdom, even once almost killing Yoshi when the two met for the first time. Needless to say, the Yoshis actually treat him as one of their worst enemies, perhaps more so than even the Shroobs as Metallix did destroy Yoshi's Island in an effort to get rid of his adversaries. The omnicidal robot would also like to get back to killing the Yoshis and their friends if he ever gets the moment to do so, but the dinosaurs alongside all their friends are more than ready to fight back if needed.
• Speaking of sporting events, the Yoshis managed to find another friend in Dino and Hoppy, given that they're quite carefree in nature and, most of all, enjoy simply having a fun time whenever they could. Hoppy, being an enthusiast, was eager to invite Yoshi along for a few boxing matches, which the dinosaur accepted out of goodwill. While platforming, adventuring and using projectiles via converting Mooks into eggs and throwing them back is their specialty, Yoshi is still more than capable of getting into close-quarters combat if that's what it takes. His presence even attracted the attention of the Rogers, a family of genetically engineered kangaroos who specialized in boxing and decided to take their bets on Yoshi. The green dinosaur ended up reminding the Rogers of a fellow friend, a genetically engineered Velociraptor named Alex who also took to boxing as his main forte in a professional life and as his main combat style. Of course, the Yoshis were eager to accept the Rogers as a friend that they're more than welcome to invite over, and the Rogers were happy with the hospitality, seeing this as an opportunity to make more friends and hone their fighting skills.
• Given their journey to reunite Mario with Luigi back in their infancy as well as generally being protective of babies, the Yoshis are seen with a lot of respect by the House of Childhood and Adolescence and are knighted as patron saints by the Heroic Protectors of Family in the House of Family and Relatives. While the Yoshis are more than ready to protect any child from being kidnapped, they do admit that they would rather try to interact and play around with them as a way to make them happy and make new friends and memories with them. Of course, the Yoshis' reputation and presence would not be unnoticed by The Child Abuse Supporters, who feel annoyed by the fact that they have an entire species for an adversary to deal with and considering their feats and determination, they're not easy foes to take down. So far, the Yoshis are more focused on maintaining goodwill with their newfound allies and friends and serve as a mediator of sorts in keeping things optimistic and friendly.
  • One of the most notable encounters between Yoshi and an infant came with Baby Bink, a little boy who was known to have had a really wacky adventure when he was suddenly lost and a bunch of thieves tried to kidnap him for a profit, which instead yielded hilarious results and outcomes. A Yoshi once accepted to look after Bink as a babysitter, only for the boy to just wander away and take constant sightsees in the Pantheon. The Yoshi did his best to make sure he doesn't fall in danger as well as not stumbling across some of the more unsavoury Houses, only for him to to face constant trouble and peer-pressure over his job. Oh sure, Baby Bink safely made it back home, but the Yoshi had to take up a beating from a Rathalos once Bink accidentally stumbled across the nest of the Winged Wyvern, followed by kidnapping attempt. He'll defend Baby Bink, but the Yoshi really doesn't want to be reminded of the time it was on babysitting hell. And he's not the only one to endure such, with others unfortunate enough to struggle through with taking care of Baby Bink including Kazuma Kiryu, Goro Majima, Joseph Joestar, The Three Stooges Tom, and Jerry.
• Aside from their heroics and friendly nature, Yoshis are generally known for their massive appetite. While they're known as cute, loyal, and heroic dinosaurs for a lot of denizens in the Pantheon, there are just as many who have come to see them as a threat capable of converting a foe into a weaponized egg that they would use against all sorts of enemies and to some, the Yoshis are as appreciated as they are feared. And they're not the only one with that kind of reputation either (sort of) as Kirby is also known for swallowing enemies to attain a powerset from them. It came off as no surprise when the Yoshis and Kirby just met, played with, and got along with each other really well. Such a duo came to be really loved by kids and their friends and got their enemies on high alert on just what they can be capable of. On a lighter note, they would have eating competitions in the House of Food, though the Yoshis would also take a detour in the House of Nature in case fruits are more bountiful there. Not that Kirby doesn't mind, being eager to follow the Yoshis there as a sign of their friendship and good sport.
• The Yoshis are more than aware of otherworldly threats and even before being recognized in the Pantheon, they were familiar with crossing over to other worlds. The aforementioned olympic sporting with the Mobius denizens aside, one particular Yoshi was chosen as one of the twelve original fighters to compete in Super Smash Bros. and has remained a mainstay ever since. It's also there where Yoshi met up with al sorts of new friends to get along with and fight alongside, such as Link when the two banded together to fight against the Subspace Army, Kirby, and even the Chocobos, whom had some degree of similarity as friendly, loyal mounts for a hero. Yoshi's experience with fighting threats like Tabuu, Galeem and Dharkon helped a lot on getting the Yoshis to recognize greater threats in the Pantheon and making the most of their efforts to be of as helpful to their friends as possible.

"YOSHI!!"

Lesser Gods

Appa, Momo, Naga and Pabu

Appa, Momo, Naga, and Pabu, The Divine Team Pets

Appa

Momo

Naga

Pabu

• Rank: Lesser God (Appa), Demigods (Momo, Naga, Pabu)
• Symbol: Horn and Air Bending Tattoo (Appa), long tail (Momo), Saddle (Naga), ring tail (Pabu)
• Theme Music: Momo's Theme
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio:
  • Appa: Mix of Bison and Manatee, Airbender, Can fly, Has six legs, Large and soft-hearted, Aang's friend for life, Always come to save the day
  • Momo: Mix of Lemurs and a bat, "Mostly" normal animal
  • Naga: Mix of Polar bear and a dog, Korra's Big, Friendly and Ferocious, and Loyal Companion, Tamed at a young age
  • Pabu: Mix of Ferrets, minks, and red pandas, Mascot of the Fire Ferrets
• Domains: Pets
• Followers: Boota, Ein, Zwei, Snarf, Silkie, Rufus
• Allies: Aang, Katara, Korra, Mako, Bolin, Sokka, Toph Beifong, Zuko, Asami Sato, Tenzin, Lin Beifong, Krypto the Superdog, Iggy, Pikachu, Yoshi, Scooby Doo
  • Appa: Dumbo, Totoro
  • Naga: Polar, Balto
  • Pabu: Daxter
• Enemies: Azula, Amon, Zaheer
  • Appa: Needles Kane, Ludwig Von Tökkentäkker
  • Pabu: Toon Patrol, Kyubey
• Opposed: Kuvira
• Appa and Naga are loyal animal companions of Avatar Aang and Avatar Korra respectively, while Momo and Pabu are small but cute pets that hang with the Avatar's party. As their reputation as the team's pets are known, they were allowed to ascend.
• Aang and Korra were each pleased to see their friends ascend, especially the sky bison and polar bear dog who've been around them since childhood. Many gods sight them riding their pets for large stretches of miles.
  • Tenzin was seen hugging Appa like a small child. Tenzin only claimed that he is glad that his father's companion is here.
• The four greeted many famed pets in the pantheon, as their reputation as pets to famous heroes is renowned.
• Like Aang, both Appa and Momo were believed to have been the last of their species when the Fire Nation destroyed the Air Nomads. However, sometimes after the Hundred Year War, a different species of Sky Bisons and Flying Lemurs were discovered. Though they were unable to communicate, they seemed both pleased and relieved.
• In his sleep-deprived day before the invasion, Aang once saw a hallucination of Appa and Momo talking and fighting each other like in a samurai movie. Considering that Sokka once said that Momo said terrible things to him in his dreams, it seems to be a recurring thing in hallucinations. Naga and Pabu doesn't seems to have such strange dream stories, at least for now.
• Appa doesn't like going underground as it confines him to a small space not suitable for flying.
• Appa sympathizes with Dumbo as he had a very bad experience in a Firebending circus run by an abusive ringmaster. It is also this experience that made him attack evil ringmasters like Ludwig von Tokkentakker when they tried to do something funny.
  • As another result of this traumatizing experience, he dislikes fire.
• Appa would often sleep alongside Totoro, though Totoro would sleep on top of Appa rather than the other way around. It helps that Totoro found Appa to be almost like himself and the Catbus.
• One scientist decided to figure out how exactly Appa uses his airbending to fly.
• Some believed that Momo may have been a reincarnation of Aang's old mentor, Monk Gyatso.
• Korra once mentioned Polar to Naga as he reminds her of Naga as a little cub, just the weird part of being just a polar bear. Naga found Polar stumbling around the snow and grew fond of him like a mother and child.
• Balto considered Naga to be a great sledding dog, though he admits that her size can be somewhat difficult and it could be as scary as the bear that attacked him in his journey. Fortunately, Naga reminds him of Muk and Luk, two harmless polar bear cubs, so he isn't concerned with any trouble.
• Pabu is the mascot for the Fire Ferrets, a pro-bending team composing of his partner, Bolin, his brother Mako, and Korra. Sadly, Pabu doesn't seem to find the two anywhere, but has since taken residence in Korra's temple. But he managed to find a "weasel" partner in a form of Daxter.
  • Eventually Mako and Bolin did ascend to the Pantheon. Pabu joyfully reunited with them and found his way onto Bolin's shoulder.
  • Pabu has shown to be very distrusting of Kyubey. Despite his mischievous nature, he hated Kyubey's deceptions, being responsible for the suffering of many an innocent girl, and his smug face. And the less said about him and the Toon Patrol, the better. Pabu has gotten into trouble with the weasels.

Chocobos

Chocobos, Divine Non-Equine Mounts

• Lesser Deities
• Symbol: A Yellow Feather
• Theme Music: One of many versions of the Chocobo Theme
• Alignment: True Neutral to Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Badass Adorable, Series Mascot, A Horse But Cooler
• Domain: Racing, Breeding, Magic, Companionionship
• Allies: Many good aligned Final Fantasy deities, Sacred Knights, Sora, Kairi, Riku, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Yoshi, Jaune Clafoutis, Millhiore Filliano Biscotti, Leonmitchelli Galette des Rois, Couvert Eschenbach Pastillage, Ricotta Elmar, Squigly, Defenders of the Ancients
• Thinking that having some of their deities riding on bikes, cruising through cars, or piloting jets wasn't good enough (and the fact that horses were either not cool enough or were sentient and often would not take kindly to being ridden), the Court of the Gods decided they needed something just as cool but also alive. So they decided to ascend not one, not two, not even three, but five dozen flocks of Chocobos. Not only can anybody ride them, they can also help in battle by casting magic against their enemies and healing their riders. Though it's going to take a lot of bonding between riders and Chocobos.
• Because of their large numbers, the Chocobos have their own special field in which they can roam free. The court is currently looking for someone to maintain the field and take care of the Chocobos.
• Chocobos come in a variety of colors. The most well-known version are the yellow ones, which can be ridden on. It takes awhile to train them, but once you do, they can become inseparable allies. However, it's a very bad idea to try and tame Chocobos of red, black, blue, or purple, as these are more violent and will attack people. There have been unfortunate cases when these types become too violent and have to be taken down. Still, there have been a lucky few who have succeeded in doing so, although it's still generally inadvisable.
  • There is a special white Chocobo called the Angel of Valhalla that is Lightning's personal mount and ally and acts as a sort of pack leader to some of the other Chocobos. He is also a reincarnated version of Lightning's Eidolon, Odin.
• One of the best ways to bond with a Chocobo is feeding it Gysahi Greens, which look like carrots. These strange vegetables also have the extra benefit of making Chocobos less smelly.
• Once in a while, Yoshi himself can be seen hanging around the Chocobos. The two found common grounds for being great mounts for their riders.
• The ascended Dog Days have remarked how similar looking the Chocobos are to their own Cercles. The only real difference being that Cercles are able to fly. Because they are so similar, the Dog Days deities are able to bond with the Chocobos much faster than the other non-Final Fantasy deities.
• The Chocobos only have one known predator, the Chocobo Eater. As the name would imply, they eat Chocobos. Thankfully, there are none in the pantheon. Right?
• Certain Chocobos were selectively bred for the GUAG Sacred Knights as their own personal mounts to use in battle. Each of the Chocobos has their own personal armor modeled after their riders — with the only rule being that there cannot be any pink since Artix von Krieger has a very irrational fear of that color — and they are even given names. Not only that, but these special Chocobos can use Ga-level Magic instead of the standard fire, ice, thunder magic.
• As the war between the ancients grow ever larger and known, a group of Chocobos has been bred to be couriers for the defenders. While they may not be able to fight or be mounts for the heroes, they're still competent at bringing items to them.

Perry the Platypus

Perry the Platypus, God of Action Pets (Agent P, Semi-Aquatic Egg Laying Mammal of Action, Ducky Momo)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: The OWCA logo
• Theme Music: Everything's Better With Perry as a pet; Agent P's Theme Song as a spy
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Action Pet, Can hide his identity just by wearing a hat, The Comically Serious, Detective Animal, Escape Artist, Fedora of Asskicking, The Unintelligible, Silent Snarker, Married to the Job, Aside Glance, Badass Adorable,
• Domains: Animal, Liberation, Law, Good, Protection
• Allies: Phineas and Ferb, Krypto, James Bond, Nick Fury, Roger Thornhill, Solid Snake, Jack Bauer, Kim Possible, Ron Stoppable, Chuck Bartowski, Crash Bandicoot, Po, Anthony "Tony" Stark/Iron Man, Bruce Banner/The Incredible Hulk, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Thor, Pandaikon of The Nerima Daikon Brothers
• Enemies: Neo Cortex, Nitrus Brio, XANA, Count Olaf, Johann Schmidt/Red Skull, Venom
• Special Relationship: Dr. Doofenshmirtz
• It was a momentous occasion when Agent P was granted godhood by all the ascended spies in the Pantheon. The platypus has had a storied history preventing all sorts of mishaps caused by Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
  • Once archenemies, it was poetic that Dr. Doofenshmirtz was the one who brought him over to the Pantheon. The two now work at O.W.C.A fighting the good fight. Perry was eager to take over checking on the scientist. Dr. Doofenshmirtz may screw up every now and then, but Perry hopes he could be a great spy one day.
  • In case everyone was wondering, Perry specifically stated that it was Agent P that ascended. Phineas and Ferb still think that their Perry is just an ordinary platypus. A previous situation where Phineas found out about his identity did not go out so well. Thus Perry keeps his identity a secret, though he brought all those pictures of that time to keep him company.
• May well be the most blatant form of Clark Kenting in the Pantheon. Even Superman wonders how he could fool so many with just a fedora. And yet it is enough for most of the Pantheon to believe the illusion, including his owners. Dr. Doofenshmirtz admits he still has time telling the difference.
• While not a dog, Krypto gave him a warm welcome... in the form of several licks done in a second. Sloppiness aside, Perry appreciates the company. It makes dealing with evil spy organizations a lot easier.
• Nick Fury was skeptical to hire a platypus as a spy, but the positive word from follower Major Francis Monogram convinced him. He has since regretted to doubt Perry, who has a high success rate.
• Met James Bond who gave him an odd request; he wanted to know how to make a platypus sound. Seeing that it's on the rage for the ladies, he wanted to add that to his wooing arsenal. A suspicious Perry would do just that,
• Knows Kim Possible well, but hangs out with Ron Stoppable more often. Or more specifically, with Rufus the mole rat. Perry was curious to see how such a small animal could have such a huge role with the group.
• He is the first Monotreme god in the pantheon. The closest thing to him is a marsupial called Crash Bandicoot. Conveniently enough, Perry served as high priest for obscure species. He found the bandicoot to play the rules a bit too loose for his tastes. Newfound freedom aside, he does occasionally visit, mainly to help Crash beat the tar out of Dr. Cortex.
  • His bouts with Nitrus Brio are a bit more personal. The mad scientist used various animals to test his serum, turning them into monstrosities. O.W.C.A made him a top priority for Perry to take down. They do not want any of their agents to fall victim to his Psycho Serum.
• There was a time one of Dr. Doofenshmirtz's old inventions ran amok, only new and improved. Perry was there to trash the machine, who sent it to the House of Technology to run tests. The hack has been blamed on XANA. The A.I had long wanted to use the former mad scientist's tech to do his bidding. Perry has since sent this info to the Lyoko Warriors for help.
• Understands how Dr. Doofenshmirtz didn't take Count Olaf's ascension too kindly. While he didn't actually have one, a lot of his followers under his previous title suffered under Olaf's kind.
• The idea of a platypus that was good at combat was too good of an opportunity for Po to pass up. He just had to challenge Perry to a duel. During the fight, Po decided to touch his spur containing his venom. It proceeded to knock him out for a couple of hours. Thankfully he made a full recovery in the House of Health and Diseases. Po took it well, excited that he could say that he felt the effects of platypus venom.
• Is familiar with some of the heroes from Marvel. While he had a role in inadvertently stripping Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor and the Hulk of their powers, he made up for it by donning a costume himself. They later managed to restore their powers and helped defeat the villains, including the deified Red Skull and Venom.
• He had to do a Double Take when he saw Pandaikon in a fedora, confusing him for Peter the Panda at first. It took a while but he soon became able know the difference between the two, and even began to think about offering Pandaikon a spot within O.W.C.A. due to his surprisingly good abilities to bail the Nerima Daikon Brothers out of trouble, even being able to rile a panda army together should the situation call for it. Dr. Doofenshmirtz had a field day when he found out Perry couldn't differentiate between Pandaikon and Peter the panda.

Sylvia

Sylvia, Goddess of Sapient Steeds (Syl, Zbornak)

• Lesser Goddess (has the power of Intermediate depending on the situation)
• Symbol: Her face
• Alignment: Neutral Good (formerly True Neutral)
• Portfolio: Action Girl, Mama Bear, Bizarre Alien Biology, Boisterous Bruiser, Cloudcuckoolander's Minder, Deadpan Snarker, Fiery Redhead, Good is Not Nice, Horse of a Different Color, Hot-Blooded, One-Woman Army, Only Sane Woman, Prehensile Tail, Tomboyish Voice
• Domains: Fist, Good, Strength, Protection
• Followers: Jolly Jumper, Mister Ed, Francis the Talking Mule
• Allies: Wander, Yoshi, Chocobos, Banjo and Kazooie, Lucky Luke, He-Man/Prince Adam
• Enemies: Lord Dominator, Lord Hater and Commander Peepers, the GUAE, the GUAD
• Opposes: Lobo, Cruella de Vil
• Odd Friendship: John Marston, Tarzan
• Admired by: Goofy Goof
• Long have Lord Hater and Commander Peepers been relieved that a certain Zbornak wasn't in the Pantheon. That changed one fateful day. While Hater and Peepers prepared to invade the House of Heroism, Wander made his usual appearance, offering friendship. Hater set off to eradicate the pest as usual while Peepers started the invasion... only to see half the Watchdogs in a battered mess. The second in command watched in horror as Sylvia single-handedly laid waste to the army. When confronted about not being an official god, Sylvia gleefully showed him her papers officially adding her to the Pantheon. A quick fight later saw Wander and Sylvia setting off, hugging it out while the two villains recovered from their latest clobbering.
  • On occasion, she would team up with Commander Peepers, mainly to break up any sort of teamwork between Wander and Hater when they have more pressing matters at hand.
  • It was discovered that Sylvia was once a follower of Bounty Hunter Lobo before she discovered Wander, who eventually showed her the error of her ways. It's also why she does her hardest to look away from his temple, ashamed of her past self.
  • If you thought Lord Hater is vengeful, you should see Sylvia should anyone mess with Wander. She will unleash rage that would make Asura proud. It wouldn't matter what rank you were: she will deliver a beating to remember.
• If Wander serves as The Face of the duo, convincing villains to to abandon their ways, then Sylvia provides the muscle for those who refuse. Melkor grows increasingly annoyed as invasion after invasion has been halted by her fighting prowess.
  • She has recently made enemies with the GUAD, the faction believed to have sponsored Lord Dominator's goals to destroy her galaxy. Wander and Sylvia proved to be victorious, due to some surprising help from Lord Hater. Now with Lord Dominator ascended herself, she is seeing to it that she doesn't regain her full power and keeps getting humiliated for the Pantheon is see, namely by her freaking out whenever Wander tries to befriend her.
• Upon Wander's insistence, Sylvia set out to meet other mount deities. First was Yoshi, a creature she admits has an appetite that rivals her own. While she finds eating her opponents to be mildly disgusting, she was moved by the creature's loyalty to Mario.
  • Next up were the avian mounts known as Chocobos. The conversation was predictably short with Sylvia deciding to give the birds some seeds before setting out. The Zbornak may have taken away some of the birds, but the Chocobos don't seem to mind.
• She and Wander sometimes hang out with fellow duo Banjo and Kazooie in the House of Music. When they decide to play music, Sylvia sits out and watches the other three play. Her singing and banjo skills were capable of clearing out the room in no time.
• While she dislikes her time as a Bounty Hunter, she has grown fond of John Marston. One day, when she was feeling down, the Retired Outlaw went up to her temple, telling her not to be too hard on herself. She has done much to rectify what she had done and she should be proud for taking that path.
• It took a lot of convincing to get it in everyone's heads that she is not a horse. She doesn't mind horses, though, it's just annoying to be mistaken for something you're not.
• Once went to the House of Combat to test her skills and promptly cleared the room in the process.
• For a moment, TJ Dettweiler thought that the infamous Ms. Finster made it to the Pantheon. Instead, he found an equine alien, one who's much more laid back. He especially loves hanging out with Wander. There were other interactions Sylvia had due to her voice.
  • Tarzan has grown to love roughhousing with her like he did with Terk. Thankfully, Sylvia can easily handle it.
  • Cruella thought it would be a good idea to capture the Zbornak and turn her into a leather coat. All she got was a trip to the hospital. Sylvia outright despises the fact that Cruella has a similar voice to her own sometimes.
• Goofy can't help but feel attracted to her, given her similarities with Peg Pete. After one conversation that turned a little awkward, he quickly apologized to her before going on his way.
• Was given an offering by Jolly Jumper, herald of Lucky Luke. The horse initially turned down the offer, hoping someone worthy would take the title. The two converse over their mounters, especially on how annoying they can be at times. Nevertheless, they are never too far from them.
• Was also met by Battle Cat, He-Man's loyal steed, in his battle form. His normal form, Cringer, is a bit too nervous to interact with Syl.

Demigods

Mr. Blik, Gordon, and Waffle

Mr. Blik, Gordon Quid, and Waffle, Godly Triumvirate of Pet Heirs

From left to right: Gordon, Mr. Blik, and Waffle

• Demigods
• Symbol: The Cramdilly mansion they inherited
• Theme Music: Catscratch opening
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (Mr. Blik), Chaotic Good (Gordon and Waffle)
• Portfolio: Loosely adapted from Gear, Inherited all of their owner Mrs. Cramdilly's property, Comic Trio, survived the fall the height of a skyscraper and from the outer atmosphere, Cool Car named Gear with New Powers as the Plot Demands, Sibling Rivalry, The Noseless, love root beer, Uncle Pennybags, Zany Schemes
  • Mr. Blik: the Schemer, Small Name, Big Ego, more self-centered and hotheaded than his original incarnation
  • Gordon: the Powerless, composite of himself and Simon from the source material, unexplained Scottish accent, allergic to chocolate and broccoli which turns him monstrous, inherent fondness for beards, Team Chef so long as his food's not too…Scottish, Super-Strength
  • Waffle: the Stupid, All-Loving Hero, Cloudcuckoolander, despises lying and cheaters, Genius Ditz, Friend to All Living Things (except bees and bears), occasional bouts of genius, The Woobie
• Domains: Pets, Cats, Inheritance
• Herald: Hovis, their butler
• High Priests: The Aristocats
• Followers: Orlando, Gwendolyn, Prince, Leo, Mr. Fusspot, the Milton ferrets
• Allies:
  • Fellow Nicktoons: Timmy Turner, Spongebob Squarepants, Danny Fenton, Jimmy Neutron, Patrick Star, Sam Manson, GIR, Ren and Stimpy, Jenny Wakeman
  • Others: Saoirse and Ben (Gordon and Waffle only)
• Enemies: Cruella de Vil, Ghetsis Harmonia
• How did these three make it to the Pantheon? Well, things were really weird…and that's all there is to say, and because there is no representative for it yet, the Court of the Gods decided to set them up in the Pantheon to represent Pet Heir. And unlike most other examples, these three actually spend their wealth.
• While not technically having battled alongside them, Mr. Blik seems happy to meet up with the Nicktoons again.
• Gear, their car, can be converted into any vehicle the cats want. Spaceship, travel through the Atlantic Ocean, giant drill, whatever is needed, it has become.
• Mr. Blik once got the power of Magnetism Manipulation from static buildup in his fur. But he suffered Power Incontinence, and once he managed to lose his powers, he's since been cautious of superpowers in general, and very scared of the likes of ferrokinetics like Magneto and Pyrrha Nikos.
• Gordon's 'Song of the Sea' is known to be a Brown Note. Thankfully, it's not too damaging to living matter, but it does crack walls, break glass bottles, turn banshees to stone, and even rip beards off.
  • Saoirse was a little curious about that and went for a visit (with Ben, of course) to ask about that song, although Gordon was hesitant to demonstrate it to the kids. They managed to become friends after that after sharing stories, though neither human nor selkie like Mr. Blik that much.
• Gordon is wary around ducks, since there was one he feared from his childhood (and proved a competent fighter as Mr. Blik and Waffle found out). The Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog didn't help matters either.
• "Yeah!"
  • "Great Gopher!"
    • "Splee!"

Shadow, Chance and Sassy

Shadow, Chance and Sassy, Guardians of Lost Pets

L-R: Chance, Shadow, Sassy

• Demideities
• Symbol: Their silhouettes walking in single file against the setting sun
• Theme Music: "Just Over That Next Hill"
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Tropey, Come Home, The Homeward Journey, Female Feline, Male Mutt, True Companions
• Domains: Animals, Pets, Loyalty, Adventure, Friendship
• Heralds: The Burnford-Seaver family, Delilah
• Allies: Hallie Parker and Annie James, Anna and Tess Coleman, Lady and Tramp, Pongo and Perdita, Bolt, Bianca and Bernard, Dogmeats, Hachiko, Eliza Thornberry
• Enemies: Cruella De Vil, Sabor, Claudandus
• Complicated Relations: Hagen
• Shadow, a wise old Golden Retriever, Chance, an energetic and immature American Bulldog, and Sassy, a sardonic Himalayan cat, are pets belonging to three young siblings. The animals had to be temporarily left in a farm as their owners moved to the city. They naturally didn't understand this arrangement, with Chance being convinced they'd been abandoned (as he had been many times before). Shadow, however, didn't believe that, thinking his boy was in danger instead, so he broke out of the farm and set out in search of his owner, with Chance and Sassy coming along despite misgivings. They crossed many miles of mountains and forests and braved many dangers, eventually making it back home to their family, who'd been frantically searching for them.
  • They went on a similar adventure a second time, when their family was going on vacation and the pets got lost in San Francisco due to Chance panicking at the airport and running away. Fortunately everything ended well just like last time, and they even got a new addition to their home in the form of a Kuvasz named Delilah.
• The fact that these animals went on two great adventures filled with danger, all so they could return to their family, was found impressive by several deities. Many vouched for them to rule over Tropey, Come Home. The three were thus brought to the Main House to receive their godhood, but the deities present discovered that the pets were very distressed by their suddenly being transported into that place. Eliza Thornberry revealed that Shadow, Chance and Sassy wouldn't stop talking about how they needed to get back home, so they were placed back where they belonged and things were carefully explained to them. Once they were assured that nobody would separate them from their owners, they were far more open to the idea of joining the Pantheon, with Shadow reasoning that if they were chosen, then it was their duty to respond in kind, while Chance and Sassy just liked the idea of being gods in general. Though they also made it clear their position in the Pantheon came second to their humans.
  • The reason their housemate Delilah is merely an Herald is because she does not represent their domain, as her story actually is that of a stray who became a pet. Meanwhile, the Burnford-Seavers remain unaware of their pets' new status and activities. There's no real way the animals can communicate it to them, but they have concluded it's for the best so any complicated situations are avoided, as the Pantheon can be quite an overwhelming place.
• With their original owners not around to care for them in the Pantheon, there was a question of just who would care for these three pets, as it felt unlikely that they would do well without someone to at least check on them once in a while, no matter how much adventuring they had done. Luckily there were no less than four volunteers: the twins Hallie and Annie, and mother and daughter duo Anna and Tess. Annie in particular seems to be very partial to Shadow, likely because she also has a Golden Retriever back home.
• Pets around the Pantheon hold the trio in particularly high regard for their loyalty, compassion and bravery and think they are an example to aspire to. The trio is especially good friends with Lady, Tramp, Pongo and Perdita. They've noticed that Lady and Tramp's romance comes across as a gender-inverted version of the relationship between Chance and Delilah, down to Tramp leaving his stray life to become domestic. Meanwhile Pongo and Perdita had to leave their owners for a while in order to rescue their puppies; the trio understands their motives and are just glad that things turned out well and that 101 puppies in all were saved from a terrible fate. And knowing the instigator of said fate was a horrid woman called Cruella De Vil, who's well-known for perpetrating a number of cruelties on animals for her vanity, the trio has learned to be wary of her. Sometimes they take babysitting duties to watch over the Dalmatians so she doesn't get their hands on them. This also applies to the Nintendogs and Cats, which they have come to know and care for, given Cruella also once targeted them.
  • Less celebrated than Lady, Tramp and the Dalmatians is Bolt, but this little white German Shepherd has the most similar story to Shadow, Chance and Sassy, having once been separated from his beloved owner Penny, getting lost on the other side of the country and doing everything he could to get back to her. There was also some stuff about how he once thought he was a superhero when he was really the star of a TV show, which the trio thought was a peculiar situation. Bolt is way over that now though, and is just a normal dog who is VERY loyal to his girl, even braving a fire to rescue her. For that alone, the trio consider him to be an upstanding dog.
• For all the admiration they get, the trio are pretty humble about their accomplishments. Or rather, Shadow is, while Chance and Sassy are more eager to brag, but tone it down since they follow Shadow's lead in a lot of things. Anyway, Shadow considers that there are other pets more deserving of admiration in the pantheon, such as Hachiko, who amazed the whole trio with his story of remaining loyal to his dead owner for years until he himself died. The Dogmeats are also pretty good ones, staying close to their humans all throughout a journey through a dismal wasteland filled with things far deadlier than what the trio had to deal with.
• Eventually they heard about a dog named Hagen who also got separated from his owner, but this tale ended less well than what they've been used to hearing. Hagen struggled to survive on the streets and was mistreated by virtually every human he encountered, to the point where he became vicious (getting trained for dogfighting will do that to any dog, in fairness). By the time he broke out of the pound and started an uprising of all the dogs that had been mistreated like him, he had nearly forgotten his bond with his owner, but thankfully her music soothed him and he entered the Pantheon while maintaining a good relationship with her. The trio consider Hagen's story to be quite a sad one, though they can't help but feel nervous at some of the things he did while wreaking havoc in the city, having gone as far as killing some humans. They deserved it, but still. It's a very different world from what Shadow, Chance and Sassy are used to. Hagen himself sees the trio as lucky and doesn't really expect them to understand him. But at the least they do seem amicable, especially when they're both around the Nintendogs and such.
• For whatever reason, Sabor seems to have fixated on the trio as potential meals and is occasionally seen on the prowl for them. While the trio may not be impressive on the power department, they can be pretty ingenious in a pinch. Sabor realized this the hard way when she was led on by them into a trap; more specifically, she got catapulted into the air and a ways away from them. This was a simple application of their experience from when they dealt with a mountain lion in their first adventure. Either way, Sabor felt thoroughly humiliated in being defeated so pathetically by a bunch of pets and seems more intent in killing them since then.
• There were times in their adventures when they stopped in order to help a stranger in distress. For example, Shadow insisted in staying with a little girl lost in the forest until her parents found her, and there was also that time they saw a house on fire and took it upon themselves to rescue the boy living there and his kitten. These selfless actions got the attention of Bernard and Bianca, who praise the trio for saving children in danger, which is exactly what the two mice do. Because of this, they have invited the trio to work in cooperation with the Rescue Aid Society so they can save more children in bad situations. The trio responded that they are available whenever needed. Shadow in particular thinks that it seems like a very noble occupation.
• Sassy likes to brag about the supposed superiority of cats over dogs (encapsulated by her trademark phrase "Cats rule and dogs drool!"). It's one of the reasons she is constantly trading jibes with Chance, whereas Shadow takes it in stride. After all, for all her posturing, she has stuck with those two through thick and thin and wouldn't trade them for all the tuna in the world. And that is why she will never ever side with the likes of Claudandus, who shares Sassy's views on their kind being superior, but takes it to an extremely nightmarish extent with him actively planning humanity's downfall (his stance on dogs is unclear, but can't be good what with "Man's Best Friend" and all), even if he has to hurt innocent cats in the process. Chance couldn't help but joke that Claudandus is like a supervillain version of Sassy. Either way, considering the trio love their humans very much and like humanity in general, they're not interested in letting the evil cat have his way.

White Fang

White Fang, God of Strays Turned Pets

• Demigod
• Symbol: Himself
• Alignment: Neutral Good (formerly True Neutral)
• Portfolio: Nature Versus Nurture, Byronic Hero
• Domains: Canines, Wilderness, Survival
• Heralds: Weedon Scott, Collie
• Allies: Buck, Hagen, Bruce Wayne, Terry McGinnis, Pocahontas, Balto, Lady & Tramp, Rowf & Snitter
• Enemies: Cruella De Vil, Rusty
• A she-wolf gives birth to a litter of five cubs, but only one of them survives following a lynx attack that killed the others and the she-wolf’s mate. They cross paths with a tribe of Native Americans, with Grey Beaver, one member of the tribe, recognizing the she-wolf as Kiche, his dead brother’s wolfdog who had left prior. The cub, now given the name White Fang by the tribe, endures a hard life in part of the tribe’s pups hating him for being a wolfdog, shaping White Fang to be a ruthless dog. Later on, White Fang ends up in Fort Yukon with Grey Beaver and ends up in the hands of the villainous dogfighter Beauty Smith who forces him to fight other canines. It’s through gold hunter Weedon Scott, who had stopped a deadly fight White Fang ended up in and forcefully bought the wolfdog from Beauty Smith, that White Fang’s life takes a turn for the better. After being domesticated by Weedon, White Fang follows him to California and learns to further adjust to being a pet. An escaped convict threatens to get revenge on Weedon, but after White Fang puts an end to those plans, the wolfdog is finally able to live a peaceful life with sheep-dog Collie and their litter of puppies.
• Following an arduous life, White Fang has been able to relax and live peacefully, though things took a turn for the unexpected when Weedon received a letter in the mail from an unknown sender asking about a meeting regarding White Fang. There was a bit of concern, but when the time came for the meeting, the person who arrived happened to be friendly and had a dog of his own for White Fang to hang out with while the conversation with Weedon was taking place. Once the conversation had wrapped up and the visitors left, Weedon told White Fang about a “Pantheon” that was the subject of that conversation and showed the wolfdog various pictures from the place and a couple brochures that provided more detailed information about what to expect from a world as large as the Pantheon. While there was some concern from White Fang about what could happen in the Pantheon, Weedon promised the wolfdog that he’ll be by his side even in an unusual setting, giving White Fang some relief in regards to potential concerns regarding problems similar to what the wolfdog endured back then.
• In many ways, White Fang’s adventures can be seen as a counterpart to that of Buck as the former went from being a stray animal to a pet while the latter went through the opposite progression. Regardless of the differences, one thing that they had in common was that they both have (or had in Buck’s case) an owner that had a strong bond with them that would shape them to being who they would become at the end of their journey. While White Fang went out on an adventure with Weedon, the wolfdog met Buck in the cold wilderness one day and both could tell that there was something similar, yet different about the other. Not only that, but Buck saw Weedon as having something in common with John Thornton in terms of caring masters. In the end, the two canines saw each other as a reflection of what their past lives were like, but still good friends nevertheless.
• At times, Batman had his own canine companion, Ace the Bat-Hound, to help him in his crime-fighting endeavors, though one version of how he originally met Ace was a bit similar to how White Fang ended up with Weedon Scott, but with some notable differences in how things played out. Ace was originally involved with illegal dogfighting before running away and met Bruce Wayne, where he helped the former Batman fend off a thug, prompting Bruce to adopt him. From there, Ace would help Bruce and the current Batman, Terry Mcginnis, in fighting crime, though it took a bit of time before Terry and Ace got along with each other. While White Fang has had his share of encountering danger, it isn’t to the same level that Bruce and Terry had to go through, but meeting the wolfdog certainly brought Ace to mind and the two have made sure White Fang is safe should Weedon Scott end up in grave danger.
• Hagen was another canine who found himself in illegal fights against other dogs as part of significant events that would shape who he would become, but while White Fang would find himself on the path of rehabilitation, Hagen went down a darker path related to revenge. Both Hagen and White Fang would also contend with discrimination related to their status as mixed-breed canines. Hagen’s former owner Lili served as a calming influence for him given how much she cared about him prior to being separated from her, though said separation was the catalyst for Hagen’s adventure while White Fang being calmed by Weedon was a later part of the wolfdog’s life. While there was a significant contrast to how things played for for them, Buck played a role in helping White Fang befriend Hagen and seeing as how White Fang’s current owner is just as caring as Lili was for him, Hagen was willing to help White Fang out when things get tough for the wolfdog.
• White Fang’s first master was Grey Beaver, a Native American who was part of a tribe and made the then-young wolfdog a part of it alongside Kiche, White Fang’s mother. The wolfdog had a difficult time there due to the other pups hating him for being a wolfdog in spite of the tribe and Grey Beaver not showing the same kind of hostility towards him. Through Buck, White Fang met a notable Native American known as Pocahontas who showed reverence towards nature and the process of her befriending White Fang happened just as quickly as she did with Buck, if slightly quicker given Buck’s issue with Native Americans killing John Thornton and White Fang having been part of a Native American tribe and later being domesticated by Weedon. White Fang has visited Pocahontas whenever he is traversing around nature-based parts of the Pantheon and sees her as a kinder soul than Grey Beaver, who had his share of flaws as a person.
• At the hands of Beauty Smith, White Fang ended up being abused and forced to take part in dogfighting against other animals, with a lynx being one of his opponents during such a tenure. This remains a dark chapter in White Fang’s life and seeing others treat animals poorly in the Pantheon was something that made the wolfdog bitter. Of those kinds of individuals, Rusty was one standout example of poor animal treatment (even if the “animals” Rusty has with him were more fantastical than others and some not even resembling actual animals) that it made White Fang snarl at Rusty whenever they met. Given how Rusty has attempted multiple times to make his companions do things that they aren’t meant to do, the fact that he has a record of killing his “pets”, and that he’s seemingly incapable of realizing his mistakes, White Fang has every reason to despise him and on his bad days, has even attacked the trainer to force him out of his sight.
• Putting up with horrible human beings was an issue for White Fang as is, but he has gone through plenty of life-or-death scenarios which are sometimes tied to said humans. Beyond that, there are those in the Pantheon who have no issues killing animals like White Fang if it means gaining some monetary value out of it or for amusement. Given how much canines hate Cruella De Vil as is, it isn’t much of a surprise that White Fang harbors that same contempt towards her, especially since she has considered expanding her fashion empire to include more “exotic” fur coats made out of wolves or other canines that are more extraordinary than regular breeds. White Fang doesn’t have much of an issue going up against Cruella by herself, though if she’s hired some outside help to make things easier for her, then other canines who are on White Fang’s side will get involved to make things even.
• While White Fang was a sled dog like Buck, that occupation only happened for a period of time and wasn’t the main thing that he was known for. It didn’t stop him from having a meeting with Balto, who was acquainted with Buck and had dealt with similar discrimination from others over being part-wolf. While White Fang’s tenure as a sled dog didn’t accomplish much other than hardening his own character, Balto knew that lives were on the line regarding medicine being shipped and a hostile sled dog that was only interested in having the fame for himself, regardless of who dies in the process. Balto certainly had his own personal angst to confront, but the sled dog was disturbed at how bad White Fang had it before finding a peaceful life in the end. Even with the darker nature of events regarding White Fang, both wolfdogs found strong kinship with each other when it came to overcoming their personal struggles with the help of trusted individuals.
• If it weren’t for Weedon, then White Fang would have likely maintained a negative viewpoint of humans in addition to having a hostile attitude in the long run. While White Fang is able to live with a kind human that helped him reshape his behavior, the wolfdog learned of a couple of canines named Rowf and Snitter who have had a much harder life thanks to being runaway lab experiments and had a rather different opinion on humans. Rowf thoroughly dislikes humans given what he and Snitter had gone through, though the latter used to have a kind master before being an experiment and doesn’t exactly share the same belief on humans that Rowf does. The two learned of White Fang’s story and while people like Beauty Smith offered sufficient evidence for Rowf’s mindset, the end involving White Fang living a peaceful life with a mate and Weedon went over well with Snitter. Much like Buck’s view of the two, White Fang was supportive of Rowf and Snitter, though he has subtly given Snitter hints in making sure Rowf is more aware of humans who are genuinely benevolent whenever the runaway duo encounter them.
• White Fang wasn’t the only canine who was taken in by caring people after being a stray. Despite living in a more urban setting, The Tramp was someone who never had an owner (or at least, used to have an owner before being abandoned) and wasn’t very supportive of the idea of having an owner due to abandonment being an inevitability, but relied on his wits to survive, and it was his meeting with Lady, a domesticated canine, that he improved as a canine and the Tramp became part of Lady’s family and had puppies together. As The Tramp has gotten accustomed to being a house-pet while acknowledging his past as a stray, he and Lady heard about White Fang’s story and how brutal it was for the wolfdog and how things felt dire until Weedon took him in and helped him recover. It didn’t stop the two from welcoming White Fang to their home whenever they visit and the wolfdog is willing to protect the two whenever The Tramp’s street-smarts aren’t enough.

Quasideities

Pongo and Perdita

Pongo and Perdita, God and Goddess of Pet Perspective

• Quasideities
• Symbol: Red and blue collars and dalmatians' spots
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Happily Married, cute dogs but aggressive when their puppies are in danger, the fun-loving, laid-back father to stern and elegant mother, Papa Wolf and Mama Bear (both), The Matchmaker (Pongo), Combined role with Missis, True Blue Femininity (Perdita)
• Domains: Dogs, Perspective
• Heralds: Anita and Roger Radcliffe/Dearly (their human owners), Nanny Cook (the family maid), and all their 99 Dalmatian puppies.
• Allies: Lady and Tramp, Pluto, Jake the Dog, Clifford, Hachiko, Krypto, Clifford, Courage, Snoopy, Scooby-Doo, Sora, Minato Namikaze and Kushina Uzumaki, Nanoha Takamachi
• Enemies: Cruella De Vil, Maleficent, Master Xehanort, Mr. Burns, Napoleon
• They had fifteen Dalmatian puppies initially, but at the end of their journey, they ended up adopting 84 other puppies, which, counting themselves, made a total of 101 Dalmatians. Some who were ignorant of the journey thought that they really had 99 puppies, to which one person remarked, "Oh ho, Pongo, you rascal!" Coincidentally, this was how Roger, Pongo's "pet" human (one of them after Pongo had him marry a woman named Anita, Perdita's owner), responded to the number of Dalmatians.
  • Of their puppies, the named ones include Patch, Rolly, Pepper, Lucky, Penny, Cadpig, and Freckles, just to name a few out of 99 Dalmatian puppies.
• The fact that they were willing to adopt the puppies that they saved from Cruella earned them respect from other deities who happily adopted children, like Nanoha. Even Superman, Krypto's "pet", is impressed with the dogs as he too was adopted, and look how he turned out.
• The two will, on some nights, initiate an activity called the Twilight Bark, a gossip chain for all dogs. The Hall of Canines gets very noisy on those nights!
• To those who would ever harm their puppies, BEWARE; they are very aggressive when their children's lives are threatened, as seen when they saved their puppies (including those they just adopted) from Jasper and Horace. And the two would not show any mercy if Napoleon ever got near their puppies.
• The two thanked Sora for saving all 99 of their puppies during his first adventure; and after he sealed Kingdom Hearts, they managed to return to their world with the puppies.
• They hate Mr. Burns given that he had a similar plan to Cruella DeVil.
• Minato Namikaze and Kushina Uzumaki both respect these hounds for being such stalwart guardians of their pups.
• It is joked that the two should be living with firemen, since they were looking for Dalmatians to be their mascots. Both had been offered to do so in earnest, but they declined since they were not interested in fire-fighting; they only risked their lives to save their puppies.

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