Enemies: Lucifer, Asura, anyone who follows Chaotic ideals. Problem is, from his viewpoint, anyone who does not follow his will to the absolute letter is, without exception, guity of this.
He's the ultimate incarnation of the concepts of Law and Tyranny. It's spoken he was once a benevolent god, but was driven to insanity and corruption by a massive flaw in reality - there is literally none who remembers how he once was. Few are willing to broach the subject, either for fear of provoking him... or finding out what he has to say. Even worse, nobody's sure of exactly what was/is the flaw in reality that caused the shift.
Lucifer was once Helel, his most beloved angel. Nobody's willing to ask what happened, either.
Following events in the Schwarzwelt, he is believed either temporarily broken or sealed. In either case, he is also expected to recompose or free himself in due time. Death or imprisonment have no meaning for him due to his Immortality by Proxy powers.
Followers: Every policeman who has thought "Please let me get through this alive."
Brings in criminals for investigation whenever Captain America is busy, known for his cynical and sarcastic comments during meetings. Makes many of the more political gods nervous, as his ancestor once executed the king of the gods when no one else would.
Every day, without fail, Commander Vimes must be home at six o'clock sharp to read the book Where's My Cow? to his son young Sam. Because some things are important.
Phoenix Wright, God of Objections and Turnabout (Nick, Trite)
Allies: Iron Man - on Earth their friendship was rather strained due to Civil War, in the Pantheon strained further when Iron Man built himself a Humongous Mecha and attacked Starscream with only verbal provocation... They're not speaking right now, but that will change the next time they team up.
Enemies: Many with the Evil alignment... Sally Floyd in particular, as she has not actually attacked or caused others to attack him yet, so Cap will not attack her or cause her to be attacked.
His mortal shell was recently killed, and he can currently only manifest on Earth in dreams and flashbacks. Cap doesn't like to request offerings, but he greatly enjoys the grief of the mortal version of Tony Stark, watching his successor avenge him, and granny smith apples
He's watching you—you are editing this on a telescreen, right?
It's true, the passing of the Eighties has greatly lessened his menace, and he has been forced to resort to selling ridiculously outdated crap in a bid for capital. But his influence has stayed strong, and Big Brother has begun branching out into Reality TV. Someday... someday, he will take control of the Faceless Masses.
The Guru of Time:Created entire multiverses that he knew would lose to the Time Devourer, because that would set up just the right scenario, the right time, the right choice. Yuko was forced to concede that that wasn't bad.
Frederica Bernkastel: A humble explorer who made a deal with Yuko in order to be able to explore the multiverse she created. The cost? Hundreds of years of dying over and over for a child's game.
Has quite a good relationship with the God of Bishonen Line, Frieza. Maybe it's due to their voices. Is especially hated by Black Mage, who unlike Mayuri-sama can't get away with anything.
Joseph Dredd, God of Law (Dredd, Judge Dredd, Judge Grud Almighty, Old Stoney Face)
Intermediate God
Symbol: Golden eagle crest with the name DREDD embossed on it
after finding out how he was Padding his accomplishments with brainwashed demons]]
The Yama of the Paradise land of Gensokyo, and the representative of Yamas within the Pantheon. Her job is to judge the dead to be "White" or "Black". That is, good or evil. As the Yama, she has the singular power to unerringly judge any person or deed to be "White" or "Black". Once a soul has been judged by the Yama, there can be no appeal; no tournabout. The judgement is final.
However, despite her professionalism when she is on the job, she spends her time off lecturing the still-living on how to correct their lives. It his her opinion that Hell exists so that no-one sins, not to punish sinners, so she does what she can to make sure as many souls as possible can be judged "White" when the time comes.
The authority of the Yama is absolute. Everyone, from the lowest insect to the highest of gods, are judged by the Yama when their time comes. No life is truly eternal; no person can avoid their destined appointment with the Yama.
Despite this, she has immense trouble keeping her own ferryman Shinigami in line.
