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Fatalis
The Fatalis Trio, Unholy Heralds of Ominous Latin Chants (Miraboreasu, Crimson Fatalis, White/Old Fatalis, The Legend of Schrade, Crimson Disaster, The King of Disaster)
- Overdeity
- Symbol: Its Hunter's Guild Icon
- Theme Song:
- Fatalis and Black Flame Fatalis: Legend of Flight / Fatalis, The Legend Descends and Limitless Courage.
- Crimson Fatalis: Red Flame of the Firey Heart
- Crimson Demon Fatalis: The Scorching Flame, The Messenger of the Disaster Coated in Crimson and Awakening and the Flames of Disaster
- White Fatalis: The Ancestor
- Emperor Fatalis: The True Ancestor.
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil
- Portfolio: A Vicious and Hate-Driven Beast, Despises EVERYTHING that isn't Itself, The Most Feared Monster in its World, Heralds Itself with Dark Latin Music, Dark Purple in Appearance, Comes in two Different Subspecies (Crimson Fatalis and White Fatalis), Compensating Speed for Extremely Powerful Offense and Sturdy Defense compared to other Monsters but Is Still rather Fast for their Size, Scary Names, Defeating Hunters with Single Blows, Having a More Lanky Build compared to most Elder Dragons, Dark Reprise, Evoking a Demonic and Divine Motif.
- Domains: Dragons, Eschatology, Misanthropy, Hatred, Destruction, Bosses, Latin Chants
- Allies note : Tiamat, Grima, Deathwing, King Ghidorah, Darkseid, Melkor, Archaon, Malekith, Nekron, Indominus Rex, Rau Le Creuset, Acnologia, Sephiroth, Kefka Palazzo, Aspheera.
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Zamasu, Alduin
- Enemies: The Monster Hunters, The Dovahkiin, Miraak, Io, Bahamut, Rathalos, Rathian, Bowser, Daenerys Targeryan, Ignitus, Eliza Thornberry, The Gang of Seven, Godzilla, Mothra, Mario, Yoshi, Lucina, Deviljho, Glavenus, Rajang, Teostra and Lunastra, Nergigante
- Opposes: Any and All Humanoids in the Pantheon and Any other Creature that isn't a Fatalis Itself
- Opposed By: House of Beasts and Fauna
- Pitied By: Fluttershy
- Feared by: All Other Monsters from its world
- While Elder Dragons are legendary creatures with environment-threatening powers and feared reputations, they are ultimately animals trying to live out their lives like any other creature would and trying to adapt to what Mother Nature establishes. Even creatures as ferocious as Nergigante, Teostra and Lunastra simply try to survive and are usually no different from a usual animal. The sole exception to this rule is a creature known as the Fatalis. A creature feared even by Elder Dragons, Fatalis is spoken about as a sign of bringing down civilizations and ending the world. The creature truly lives up to its reputation for the stories that it has inspired; Fatalis is an unnaturally malevolent creature who deliberately causes destruction because it is driven by a massive degree of hatred towards all of mankind. And it doesn't just stop there; nearly every living creature would desert their homes and environments the moment Fatalis makes its presence.
- The Legend of Schrade is a poem that details the prosperous kingdom of Schrade and how one day, it was suddenly attacked and destroyed by a Fatalis out of vengeance for humanity leading a slaughter towards Elder Dragons. This mass-killing is stated to have been the reason why Fatalis has a deep hatred for humanity.
- There was a notice from the Court of the Gods that there was a massive deserted field in the Pantheon, after which it was investigated. There was no sign of natural destruction or attack. Lush, beautiful fields and trees remained intact and the climate seemed fine. However, this was actually the home of a bountiful amount of animals; this raised a red flag in what was going on that resulted in such a habitable terrain to become a sudden ghost town. That is when a gigantic, purple dragon revealed itself, snarling and roaring furiously at the land's intruders. The Monster Hunters were aware of the creature and confronted it. After a fierce battle that resulted in the dragon flying away, the Monster Hunters approached the Court to discuss about what had happened. A Fatalis has finally made its appearance in the Pantheon, and it was immediately stated that this was an Elder Dragon that is unlike any other in its behavior and demeanour. Taking this into account, measures have been made to fend off and defend any potential lands and settlements that the Fatalis would attempt to plunder.
- General consensus to the Fatalis is rather skewed. Most beings want absolutely nothing to do with it, given the dragon's destructive and misanthropic nature. Others, including Fluttershy pity it, given the reason why the Fatalis has such a hateful nature is because of the mass-hunting and slaughter of Elder Dragons. It is clear however that nobody should every try to approach it, given the first instinct the Fatalis would want to do is to kill anything that stumbles in its sights.
- Zamasu was curious about Fatalis and upon learning about the Legend of Schrade, immediately began to respect the misanthropic Elder Dragon, praising it for attacking humans and destroying Schrade. The fallen Kai has since cited Fatalis as one of the few non-immortal beings he can at least give credit for and thinks of it as a great example as to why Humans Are Bastards. The feeling, however, is not mutual under Fatalis's end. To him, Zamasu is an annoying blabbermouth. That said, Fatalis has indirectly had Zamasu's help and the two are under a rather harsh partnership. Fatalis doesn't care, though he'd try chomping and swatting Zamasu every once in a while.
- Fatalis is permanently banned from the House of Beasts and Fauna given its misanthropic nature and general hatred for all life. However, this isn't going to stop the Elder Dragon from trying to invade it every now and then, plus even if it does, its always going to end in an incredibly tough battle. Even Rexxar isn't able to reach out and tame it; all results came with Fatalis simply trying to claw the orc to death. Similarly, it attacked the Great Valley and the Gang of Seven for no reason other than malice and to claim their homeland as its own territory.
- Even the mighty Nergigante will not even bother trying to fight the monstrous beast beyond self-defense if cornered, unlike other Elder Dragons it won't even stick around its territory and instead will leave any area Fatalis is in as far away as it can. At times Nergigante was thought to be a rival to Fatalis, but that was proven incorrect when the one who ascended into the Pantheon was seen fleeing for dear life when it received a one-sided beatdown from the Black Dragon when it tried to challenge it to a fight.
- It has caught the attention of Melkor, who fancied the Fatalis as a special creature and one whose malevolence surpasses those of the dragons of Middle-earth. Unfortunately for him, Darkseid is also interested, as was Alduin. While Fatalis isn't exactly fond of Alduin mainly due to the Nordic God of Destruction being a prick, it'll allow him to raze and sunder as many people as it could. Alduin on the other hand wants Fatalis to submit to him. He's been refusing time and again, plus its not like something this driven by hate is going to buy in the idea of tyranny and evil actions.
- Darkseid and Melkor have been using several different methods to try getting Fatalis to at least be of benefit for them. They've used their minions as live-bait to lure Fatalis into attacking heroes and each other's forces. While Fatalis is a destructive asset that is at least more manageable than Deathwing, its lack of interest for the Gods of Evil and Tyranny still renders it a large Wild Card.
- Fatalis can at least work with other malevolent beings via proxy and seeing whether it would benefit for its causes. Outside of it, it has no true allies of its own as its very nature has made it one of the most oppressed and alerted threats in the entire Pantheon.
- According to a tale, a Fatalis is sometimes born from a hunter. This comes from stories that should one wear Fatalis-crafted armor long enough, the wearer begins to suffer hunts if unconscious or being possessed. This all culminates when the hunter suddenly disappears without a trace. Its been made clear that every hunter should only consider wearing Fatalis-crafted armor as a last-resort and be taken off immediately after its use.
- There is the presence of two subspecies; the Crimson Fatalis and the White/Old Fatalis. And even worse, both of them are said to be even more stronger than the base species, much to the terror and panic of the Pantheonic residents. This however was seen as humour by Zamasu, who immediately liked the idea of a White Fatalis and a possible alliance of convenience, given the Fatalis's misanthropic nature. The origin of the Crimson Fatalis has confirmed the Fatalis as being malevolent since its birth and a frighteningly fast growth rate.
- Despite its reputation, there are a few beasts that aren't fearful of Fatalis, such as Godzilla and Mothra whom have battled against Fatalis and even come out on top. Despite this,
- Thanks to its feared reputation, there's rumours of Fatalis having a metal song about the Elder Dragon. Its very nature would be something a Death Metal band would be interested in, but then again, Fatalis and the world it comes from would be something that'd fit into Power Metal.
- Speaking of music, the Fatalis and its subspecies;'s always tend to be accompanied by scary Latin chants, a signal that whatever hunters are going up against is unlike anything they've ever hunted before, which makes sense given Fatalis's sheer power and malevolence.
- As Fatalis is the most powerful monster of its world only slightly rivaled by other mighty Black Dragons such as Dire Miralis, Alatreon, Disufiroa and Merphistophelein as well as rare powerful creatures such as Shantien and Duremudira; every other creature in it fears Fatalis and almost always will flee for dear life if the presence of a Fatalis is detected. Even the mighty wanderers, Rajang, Deviljho, Bazelgeuse and Nerigante known for challenging anything in front of them will turn tail and run if a Fatalis gets close to their territories abandoning them so as to survive. At times the creatures have tried to fight back only to end up as victims of Fatalis' wrath without being able to do much against the mighty Elder Dragon. Generally, most creatures will only fight back as a last resort, but even then few creatures ever come out alive of these ferocious fights. Usually speaking, a Fatalis on the move will cause a massive panic among all monsters, with Houses being thrown into unrest as the many creatures seek out safe places to get away from Fatalis.
- Unusually powerful variants of all three Fatalis have been observed from time to time in both the Pantheon and the mortal world in the Mezeporta Region, though they haven't been given official distinctive names some have taken to calling them Black Flame Fatalis, Crimson Demon Fatalis and Emperor Fatalis (Black, Crimson and White respectively) who all wield special elements that only they have control over. The most dangerous of the three is the Emperor Fatalis, whose lightning is powerful enough to erase opponents form existence with one strike and can wipe out entire ecosystems merely by existing, sightings of the beast prompt an all-out attack from the Pantheon's forces to prevent it from wrecking too much havok or gaining power. Some have even suspected that Emperor Fatalis is the original true ancestor of dragons and the one responsible for the destruction of the Ancient Civilization and the Kingdom of Schrade and thus is considered the most dangerous of all monsters and one to be killed on sight.
Intermediate Gods
Ember McLain
Ember McLain, Goddess of Villain Songs
- Intermediate Goddess (rank can increase with more followers)
- Symbol: Her electric guitar
- Theme Song: You Will Remember My Name
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil with neutral tendencies
- Portfolio: Evil Diva, Excessive Evil Eyeshadow, Weaponized Guitars, Ghostly Rock, Popularity Power, Freudian Excuse, "Remember", Gains More Power With More Chanting, Goth Girls Know Magic, Flaming Hair From Burning To Death, Ghosts, Say My Name, Totally Radical
- Domains: Music, Popularity, Ghosts, Fire, Control
- Allies: Harley Quinn, Kotonoha Katsura, Brynhildr, Jareth, I-No, Lord Raptor, The Dazzlings (especially Sonata Dusk), Margaret Moonlight, Desiree
- On good terms with: Lucifer and his GUAC, Erik, Bill and Ted, Dethlok, The Guy
- Rivals: Marceline Abadeer, Misa Amane, Axel
- Enemies: Danny Fenton, Sam Manson (occasionally friendly with them), Dark Danny, Jack and Maddie Fenton, The Ghostbusters, Peter Parker, Glenn Quagmire, Makoto Itou, Suite Pretty Cures, Sunset Shimmer, Twilight Sparkle, Timmy Turner (being friends with Danny), Rachel Roth/Raven, Juliet Starling, Bubbles, The Mermaid Princesses, Itsuki Inubozaki, Miku Hatsune, Kotomi Ichinose, Merzbow, JK (Kamen Rider Club)
- Opposes: YHVH and His GUAL, the House of Popularity (except Elvis Presley), authority in general
- Opposed by: Most good-aligned members of the House of Musicality
- Pities: Those who have had their heart broken
- Respects: Nicholas St North
- Ember McLain used to be an unpopular high-school kid who had big dreams of becoming a rock star. One day a boy asked her out to the movies, and she waited all the night when he never came. She was so exhausted she passed out and didn't notice her house was on fire, burning her to death. Now as a ghost, she is determined to be beloved and the greatest rock star of all time, with the whole world at her command.
- Learned of the House of Musicality from her ghost friends Penelope Spectra and Kitty, and immediately wanted in. They decided she was best fit for Villain Song. While many a villains have their own song, she's a singer and her song perfectly demonstrates her reason for being and motivation. She uses her songs to hypnotize and mind-control others. These enthralling songs led her to get along with the Dazzlings, especially Sonata Dark through shared hairstyles, and they work to try and take over the House of Musicality, although their differing effects can occasionally clash and conflict.
- Initially applied for the role of Evil Diva, however it was taken by Courtney Gears. This didn't deter her from trying to prove herself the better example, leading to a rivalry between the two. They're good friends regardless. She has a rivalry on who's the better singer with Marceline, though Marcy can't really fight her if she wanted to since ghosts trump vampires (it's a rock-paper-scissors thing), and they sympathize about their scumbag exes.
- She is not permitted to enter the House of Popularity. This doesn't have anything to do with her personality or villainous nature, but rather her power; the more that people chant her name, the stronger she gets. Gods there were afraid of how strong she might get if she got a position there, though this has led to her becoming antagonistic to them. That being said, she respects the King of Rock and Roll way too much to bother him.
- Her Popularity Power means that bad singing when she's on stage will weaken her, which is how Danny defeated her 'using' his friend Tucker (who was enthralled by her music) to sing on stage while she was performing. As such, she is enemies with Kotomi Ichinose due to being awful at music, and her idol Kotomi's idol, Merzbow. Because of her desire to take over using music, she butts heads with most good-aligned members of the House of Musicality. That being said, if they're talented she's fine inviting them to rock out with her.
- Wields a special electric guitar, which can be used both as a normal guitar and as a means of offense. She can use love and hypnosis spells, flame attacks, skull, punch and sonic beams. In addition, she has the standard grab bag of ghost powers and enchantment skills. Sometimes she competes with other members of her house on who has the best instrument.
- Happy to rock out with I-No and Lord Raptor, and Jareth. She has a fondness for all those that represent rock and roll.
- It's unknown how old she is, though she usually shouts 70s phrases like "dipstick". Don't call her old though, as she has a hatred of adult authority. She found the rebellion and anarchy of Lucifer and the GUAC to be enticing, though she's not that serious about it. Can be somewhat misandrist, since she once removed all the guys in Amity Park due in part to issues with her boyfriend.
- Generally enemies with Danny Fenton and his gang, and in the Trope Pantheon has opposed Peter Parker due to being similar to him. However, they are occasionally able to work together like when the Disasteroid was threatening Earth. As with the other ghosts in their universe she has a Christmas truce and as such respects Nicholas St North.
- That being said, her opinion of Danny is somewhat higher than the rest of his friends. Despite her antagonism, she genuinely respects Danny for his determination and courage to go up against powerful enemies that nobody else would dare oppose, such as Pariah Dark and Dark Danny. And she does sympathize with him to a degree for the sheer amount of shit that he went through to undo the Bad Future that led to the rise of Dark Danny.
- Hates Dark Danny with a passion due to ruining her alternate future self's vocal cords and being an absolute psychopath. She has absolutely zero issues with teaming up with Danny and his friends against him. All Danny ever did was capture her with the Fenton Thermos and inconvenience her at worst, with no lasting harm done. Dark Danny destroyed her future self's ghostly existence painfully and permanently, and she'll never forgive him for that.
- Because of how she died, she's sympathetic to anyone who's had their heart broken and hates sleazy men who break said hearts. She despises Glenn Quagmire and Makoto Itou, and is interested in trying to help Kotonoha Katsura get over him. She pities Brynhildr due to suffering the pain that Love Hurts. Misa Amane sees her as a rival, though unlike her other rivals Ember doesn't hold much respect for her due to letting herself be used by Light Yagami.
- She also has a fondness to Margaret Moonlight. Asides from the similar profiles, Ember understands perfectly her desire to have her song remembered. Helps they sound alike. After being mistook for the ghost, Margaret expressed interest in her and was glad to finally meet her.
- Sometimes seen having a girl's night out with Harley Quinn, of whom she wants to help keep distant from the Joker. It helps that they sound alike. Sounding alike to Twilight Sparkle did not help their relationship, and she opposes her due to her similarity and friendship with the Dazzlings.
- Speaking of the Dazzlings, Ember has also found herself on the bad side of Sunset Shimmer, the Mermaid Princesses (having dealt with the Dazzlings before, though only the former did pre-ascension), Miku Hatsune (for weaponizing music for her own ends), and Itsuki from the Hero Club (because she hates sound being used for evil).
- JK of the Kamen Rider Club hates her, because she reminds him of his old friend who became the Capricorn Zodiarts who also used a guitar in order to brainwash people to become fans. For once in his life, he was really glad his lack of musical talent was useful, since this was the same method that weakened her in the first place. Ember has tried to tempt him with making him a superstar once or twice, but JK is firm. He's never going to trample on the bodies of his friends ever again.
Lesser Gods
Bajirao Singham
Inspector Bajirao Singham, God of Title Theme Tunes
- Lesser God
- Symbol: The Goa Police Emblem◊. Alternatively, his motorcycle
- Theme Songs: Singham, Singham Returns
- Alignment: Lawful Good
- Portfolio: Loved In His Hometown, A Father to His Men, Badass Biker, Badass Bookworm, Badass Pacifist (unless provoked), Beware the Nice Ones, Friend to All Children, Mr. Fanservice, Mundane Made Awesome, Real Men Love The Gods
- Domains: Honest Cops, Indian People, Law Enforcement
- Herald: Durai Singam (his Tamil counterpart)
- Allies:
- Friendly Police Officers include: John Luther, Ryotaro Dojima (bordering on Headbutting Heroes for the former), John McClane, Chris Redfield, Leon Kennedy, Jill Valentine, Rebecca Chambers, Aya Brea, Horatio Caine, Captain Holt, Jacob Peralta and Amy Santiago, Adam Hunter, Blaze Fielding and Axel Stone, Renée Montoya/The Question II, Garrus Vakarian
- Other Allies: Ganesha, Dhalsim, Symmetra Kazama Kiryu (long story), Bryan Mills, Guy, Cody Travers, Mike Haggar
- Opposed By: Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage
- Opposes/Opposed By: The Houses of Crime and Villains
- Yes, his last name does mean 'lion.' Pretty fitting.
- Bajirao Singham rode into the Pantheon on his Royal Enfield motorcycle, his ascension/transfer having been cleared. The Grand United Alliance of Good had their eye on him for a while now and have endorsed his ascension alongside Ganesha. Now, the people of his hometown of Shivgarh have reason to celebrate, as Singham has ascended to the Pantheon.
- Singham's ascension has also been noticed by the Grand United Alliance of Evil. They have heard about he had brought down both Jaikant Shikre and Satyaraj 'Babaji' Chandar. Both Shire and Babaji underestimated Singham, which had been their Fatal Flaw. The best way to keep off of Singham's radar is to simply not provoke him.
- Singham's reputation comes from being a mediator, a trait that allows him to peacefully resolve his town's problems without having to press charges. Of course, if anyone under his jurisdiction breaks the law, then Singham "will break them." Usually that means a hard slap to the skull that makes the offending party bounce to the ground. Make him even more mad, and Singham will deliver some good old-fashioned corporal punishment with his belt. Piss him off, and he'll pretty much shoot you dead.
- Upon discovering that Ganesha was mostly responsible for his ascension, Singham paid him a visit to his temple and humbly thanked Ganesha for the opportunity, even going as far as to asking Ganesha in blessing his police station/temple. Ganesha obliged, knowing that he has chosen wisely, as Singham is a devout Hindu and continues to worship the gods despite being one himself.
- Ganesha directed Singham to the mystic Dhalsim. The two gods hit it off surprisingly well. As Singham is a virtuous and honest Maratha, Dhalsim wonders if the god Agni would shine his light upon Singham as it had did to him. Should that happen, a fire-breathing Singham would give the villains something else to fear.
- Singham met Symmetra by chance. After hearing about how she had gotten to where she was despite her autism, Singham couldn't help but to respect her, despite her disability. Goes to show that not even something like autism could stop anyone if they are determined.
- As a police inspector, Singham has made friends with the other deified officers. The other cops for the most part respect him and at times, come to Singham's temple to settle minor disputes.
- When asked about Garrus Vakarian going rogue, Singham replied that he understood what Vakarian had went through, as he done the same thing shortly after transferring to Mumbai. Granted that his resignation was faked, but still...
- Singham is pretty friendly to children, even going as far as to let the schoolchildren bum rides whenver he's on his bike. In a strange twist of fate, it's how he also met Kazama Kiryu. Knowing full well that Kiryu is a Yakuza, what stays Singham's hand is that Kiryu is the patron of an orphanage, and is fiercely protective of the children under his care. It's advisable not to harm women or children in either man's prescence, otherwise Kiryu will fling the poor bastard responsible into a nearby lamppost, while Singham will probably rip if off its base and beat you senseless with it. There is a mutual respect between the two men, to the point that a pact was made, promising not to step on the other's toes, so long as Kiryu remains on the right side of the law.
- Bryan Mills and even Kenshiro cracked a small grin upon hearing how Singham helped a boy who had a cast on his leg win a race by carrying him fireman style on his shoulders and dropping him inches before the finish line. Even Singham admits that while he is a child at heart, he will go Papa Wolf on any and all who threatens children under his watch.
- Both Adam Savage and Jaime Hyneman confirmed that Singham's stunt with the car is nigh impossible. Singham offered to reenact that scene. Both deified Mythbusters' jaws dropped to the ground as what was declared to be impossible was made possible as Singham stepped out of a moving vehicle, shot out the other car's tires, and while said car was spinning in the air, snatched the driver out just as the car crashed to the ground. Singham is Mundane Made Awesome personified.
- Has no problems in taking down gangs of Mooks by the truckload using only his fists and feet. But when a horde of Mooks came charging in, even Singham needed some help with this one. Cue the arrival of Team Bare Knuckle and Team Final Fight to provide aid. Once the dust was settled and the bad guys were out cold, it was clear that Singham made some new friends that day.
- Mann bhanwar uthe, tann sihar uthe Jab khabar uthe ke aave Singham (A whirlpool rises in the heart, the body shivers, When the news comes that Singham is coming.)
Barney the Dinosaur
Barney the Dinosaur, God of Friendship Songs
- Lesser God
- Symbol: Barney silhouette◊
- Theme Songs: Barney and Friends, I Love You
- Alignment: Neutral Good (But many believe he is Chaotic Evil)
- Portfolio: Being a Loving Dinosaur, Loves to Hug, Being a Friend to All Children, Magical Guardians, Purple Magic, Imagination-Based Superpower, Friendship Songs, Aesops, "Super Dee Duper" and "Stu-u-u-pendous!", Series Mascots, Explaining Things, Regenerating His Energy as a Plush Toy, Gentle Giants.
- Domains: Imagination, Friendship, Love, Laughter, Dinosaurs.
- Heralds: Baby Bop, BJ and Riff.
- Allies: Curious George, Mr. Rogers, Gentaro Kisaragi/Kamen Rider Fourze, The ToQgers (especially Kagura/ToQ 5gou), Pinkie Pie, Madoka Kaname, Charlotte The Desert Witch, Tingle, Gracia, Dora Márquez
- Loved by: D.W. Reed, Hansel and Gretel, Cutie Mark Crusaders, Numbuh 3 of the KND, Molly Hayes, Reisuke Houjou, Nagisa Momoe, Randy Orton.
- Hated by: Most of older Gods and Goddesses. But especially the ones in the House of Hatred and Rancor, also Numbuh 4 of the KND and the Animaniacs.
- Dislikes: The concept of Gore itself.
- Barney is a purple dinosaur who originally appears as a stuffed animal, but thanks to the imagination of various kids, he comes to life and teaches them a number of lessons throughout plenty of fantastical adventures. Barney and his friends often sing some tunes to teach a different lesson, with friendship being one topic that's covered. When it's time for their adventure to close, Barney and the kids sing "I Love You", and friendship again is the lesson that this particular song focuses on.
- While many of the older Gods don't care for him that much, he gets the most animosity from Hatred Gods with the exceptions being Eren, Emilia, and Grouchy Smurf . Many have gone all the way to inflict bodily harm to the cheerful dinosaur. But to their utter horror, his body just magically heals itself, smiling like nothing happened, and reprimanding them that hurting others will only hurt yourself in the long run. This just makes them hate him even more.
- Barney has also been trying to give many members in the House of Hatred a big hug. Again, it mostly ends with Barney getting hurt. But he doesn't really mind it.
- Is adored by many of the younger Gods and Goddesses of the pantheon. Even Hansel and Gretel love him. Sadly, because they are Hansel and Gretel, any affections that Barney shows them is interpreted by the twins as meaning something else and have tried to have "private fun" with him. This is the only instance when Barney's eternal smile turn into a frown and cried for the two.
- Is happy to be with his fellow Edutainment brethren Curious George and Mr. Rogers.
- When tired, Barney can turns himself into a small plushy to regain his energy. In this form, he hangs out a lot with the Witch Charlotte and shares some cheese and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with milk.
- Charlotte sometimes accompanies Barney and the kids in magical adventures. Like the time they stop a evil plan from the GUAE. Wait, what?
- To the surprise of many, Barney is friends◊ with Randy Orton, who has promised to RKO anybody who dares to attack Barney.
- Was given a much higher ranking because of his Imagination-Based Superpower, being able to make things appear and disappear at will and changing the surroundings around him.
- He is also able to make any Deities star in any stories he reads to his kids, with their permission of course. One such example is when he read a Hansel and Gretel story starring the titular Creepy Twins and Ragyo Kiryuin as the witch. While Barney has complete control in situations like this, the two did try to spice the ending up with how the witch met its end.
- Speaking of gore, he's absolutely against its very concept, and as a result, he doesn't let any Mortal Kombat deity to be included in his tales.
- Has made friends with the equally hated, by certain parts of the fandom, Tingle.
- What's the difference between his show and Dawson's Creek? The kids in his series are portrayed by real teenagers, although he doesn't notice it.
- Believe it or not, his show is the very reason for starting the careers of Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato, through their very first avatars Gianna and Angela respectively.
- He finds Amethyst's voice strangely familiar.
Margaret Moonlight
Alright, who-
???: *Whistling slowly rising through the wind* "Do you know this song?"
Uh, I can't say I do...
???: How tragic...Let me teach you.
BANG!
Margaret Moonlight, Goddess of "The Hero Sucks" Song (The Goddess Of Death, The Fourth Assassin, The Reaper)
- Lesser Goddess
- Symbol: The Supermarket Guan's sign with a moonlight background. Alternatively, her weapon, Le croissant du ange.
- Theme Song: Reaper Reaper, that's what people call me...
- Alignment: Neutral Evil when on the clock, otherwise True Neutral
- Portfolio: Singing about how better she is than her opponents, the 4th Assassin with a death motif, Never staying still, Grim Reaper, her name translates to "Pearl" in Greek, Pimped-Out Dress, Sophisticated as Hell despite her song being degrading towards her enemy, Dual Wielding sinister scythes that functions as sniper rifles, Villain Teleportation, Dying happily because her song will be remembered
- Domains: Assassins, gothic girls, singers
- Herald: Alice Twilight (her sister)
- Allies: Generally anyone who pays her enough, but special mentions goes to Sniper Wolf, Celestia Ludenberg, I-No, Courtney Gears, Mr. Mundy/The Sniper and his fellow sniper guild, Ember McLain.
- Complicated Relationships: Just about every good deity in the House of Musicality, Lord Raptor
- Enemies: Anyone who she is paid to kill, but special mention goes to The Spy, Reaper, Genji, Deadpool
- Special Relations: Those whose voice she shares
- Worthy rivals: Travis Touchdown, Henry Cooldown, Badgirl, Widowmaker, Luke Skywalker, Scott Pilgrim, Raiden, Ruby Rose, Devola and Popola.
- Respected by: The Wolf (Puss In Boots)
- The House of Musicality had this title reserved for someone who not only critisized the hero in song, but was a really good singer to boot. It was only when the Main House noticed bodies that were coated in headshots that none of the snipers vouched for that they heard a singing voice from the House of Musicality. Travis quickly identified the sound as a old assassin he took down called Margaret Moonlight, and immediately challenged her to a rematch, stating that he still remembered her song after so long as he bested her again. Upon being revived, Margaret was given this title and her spot in the Pantheon. Despite her defeats, she now views Travis as a worthy foe, and will gladly take a rematch with him any day of the week. She has been going on trips to the performance area within the House of Musicality ever since to perform for them. So far, just about everyone there knows of her song "Philistine", and they can't get enough of it.
- Even if some members of the house of Music are indifferent towards her, they still tend to keep their distance due to the fact she's an assassin. Despite this fact, she made a friend in I-No and Courtney Gears. The trio sometimes performs together, where even some of the more Lawful Good gods can't help but deny they're good.
- However, all that said, she just can't approve of their ally, Lord Raptor, calling him a "more degraded pervert than Travis could ever be" when she found out that he got interested in her. She made clear that should he ever try anything on her, he will wake up choking on his own chainsaw and guitar. So far, he seemed to have taken the hint, learning from past experiences that some deities are not to be trifled with.
- Even if some members of the house of Music are indifferent towards her, they still tend to keep their distance due to the fact she's an assassin. Despite this fact, she made a friend in I-No and Courtney Gears. The trio sometimes performs together, where even some of the more Lawful Good gods can't help but deny they're good.
- Her temple is her home-stage, "Supermarket Guan's", where those who wish to face her have to deal with a gauntlet of lesser assassins sworn to protecting her in the front, before having to deal with being bombarded with foes inside. Spy once decided to show Margaret the flaw in this approach by Cutting the Knot and going around the store and up, managing to backstab her before she know he was even with her. He has since been placed on her hit-list, especially for his words after killing her.
Spy: YOU LIVE IN A SUPERMARKET?!? BWAH-HAHAHA! You should really fix that problem of those who go around back...
- Due to their similarities in fighting styles between them and Travis, Margaret has went out of her way to challenge Scott Pilgrim, Luke Skywalker and Raiden. While with Scott Pilgrim she managed to fight to a draw, Luke Skywalker managed to succeed by using his force, and Raiden...well, it was a Lesser God versus a Greater God; no points for guessing who won.
- She also got challenged by Genji, whom just reflected her bullet back at her, shooting it right through her brain. She doesn't know whenever to hate him more for that stunt, or herself for admitting that it was Actually Pretty Funny.
- Upon getting roped into a fight with Deadpool who talked so much she couldn't get a line of her song in, she actually perform a rage-quit, declared him the winner, and apologized to Travis for ever thinking that he was the most annoying foe she fought.
- Due to their similarities in fighting styles between them and Travis, Margaret has went out of her way to challenge Scott Pilgrim, Luke Skywalker and Raiden. While with Scott Pilgrim she managed to fight to a draw, Luke Skywalker managed to succeed by using his force, and Raiden...well, it was a Lesser God versus a Greater God; no points for guessing who won.
- Asides from Henry, she is the first assassin Travis ever fought that managed to ascend. Travis is very relieved at this, thinking that Jasper would of been here first with the title of "Annoying and hard boss fights".
- Speaking of him, she gets along better with him than she does with Travis. She claims that Henry is a Sophisticated as Hell version of Travis, and is still a challenge to fight. Some of the more trollish gods decided to start a rumor that they were actually in a relationship. Travis threatened to disemboweled the next person who puts the thought of them doing it in his head. However, after Henry returned and becoming completely deranged, she's distanced herself from him, finding his reasons to to kill Travis (because of his crying when they were younger) to be completely weak of a defense. Oh and she hates how he's lost his Irish accent.
- Margret finds Bad Girl fascinating, since unlike herself she doesn't bother hiding her vulgar language or lack of any kind of graceful fighting however she does not think less of Charlotte as a fellow female assassin. She's sympathized with Bad Girl upon learning her father died at the hands of FU.
- Given how similar her voice is to other members of the Pantheon, she has been a center of some controversy of these deities.
- Harley Quinn has been known to start singing very poorly as if to make fun of her. Margaret hasn't been responding positively to it.
- Due to sounding a bit like Bubbles, Buttercup and Dexter, those deities have been eyeing her with caution, curious if she plans on using this fact for her kills. Margaret brushed these claims off, saying she doesn't have a need for sharing other people's voices.
- Stitch has been seen near her temple from time to time, listening to her sing, as her voice is that of his girlfriend, Angel (Experiment 624). She hasn't really been complaining about this, and even enjoys his company as she sings in the House of Musicality. To Stitch, she's just as much ʻohana as Angel is.
- In fact, after he told her about the similarities between her and Angel's voices, Margaret actually ended up helping Stitch ascend his girlfriend to the Pantheon. Both experiments have expressed their gratitude to her for reuniting them.
- Juliet Starling may not be anywhere near close to Margaret in terms of personalities, but she still lets Juliet pull her into whatever she needs help with due to the both of them have the same creator.
- Danny Phantom mistook her for a ghost of his own zone by "Ember", and attempted to suck her up with his Fenton Thermos (used for catching ghosts, mind you). As it didn't work on her, Danny profusely apologized and they both tend to avoid each other ever since, even if Margaret is interested in meeting this Ember ghost...
- Some deities have reported a potential relationship between her and Alice Twilight, saying that she may potentially have romantic feelings for her. While Margaret's lips are sealed on the matter, she IS more than willing to share a bullet through the brain to the next person who brings that up.
- As it turns out, some deep research in the house of Knowledge revealed the two of them to be sisters. This has lead to even more theories about Margaret staying as the fourth-ranked assassin just to keep challengers away from Alice. Still, there are no comments from Margaret. She eventually ascended her sister as a herald and, while Alice is grumpy at how the Pantheon is a never-ending cycle of war and death, she's glad to be with family again.
- As there are other snipers in the Pantheon, she's a common target for them to challenge.
- Sniper Wolf was one of the first people to offer her a challenge. Thanks to her calm demeanor and rather pleasant nature despite being stone-cold during their fight, Margaret is sometimes seen off duty chatting with her.
- Due to being a mix of Reaper and herself, Widowmaker caught wind and curiosity towards her and tried to challenge her to a fight. This just ended badly for her as Margaret was able to teleport behind her (albeit getting poisoned as well,) and cut her up with her scythe before she could figure out where she was (and before the poison could do too much harm to her). Upon being revived and laughed at by other sniper deities, Widowmaker just gritted her teeth and declared intentions for besting her yet. Margaret just softly chuckled and welcomed her to a rematch.
- According to Widowmaker, no, this is NOT how she'll behave during her rematch.
- Has been on the receiving end of a Squee from Ruby Rose, who geeked out over how similar their weapons were and begged her to fight her to test them out. To her surprise, Ruby was MUCH more competent than she gave her credit for upon first glance, and was quickly wiped out by her. Ruby just enjoyed the fight and told Margaret she was ready for another round any time.
- Surprisingly, the person who gave her the hardest time was Mr. Mundy. Being an expert at hiding and knowing to watch his back, he felt like he was just fighting Spy himself while battling her. It was only when he moved in and threw his "Jarate" at her, did the fight go bad for the Sniper. He was found with his limbs all cut up with his own knives piercing his "private parts" while Margaret was spotted leaving the scene while swearing. After being healed up from the Medic, he formally apologized to her while promising to not use his "Jarate" on her again. She was impressed with him admitting his mistake and accepted it, joining his fellow sniper guild as a result of the incident. She also bought one of his danger shields and wears it underneath her dress, in case Spy tries to kill her again, which he did attempt.
Margaret: *To Spy's headless body* Fixed it. - Has caught The Reaper a couple times◊ in her clothing.◊ She has since placed him on her hit list, but not for wearing her clothing. Rather, she hated how his mask clashed with the gothic frilly look, and has requested the house of Costumes to make him a better mask and outfit. He has quickly become a laughingstock among other Overwatch deities, refusing to comment on his situation besides him desiring to kill Margaret. As it turns out, he actually is quite talented at creating costumes, and felt like Margaret critiquing his work was like critiquing him. Still raises the question of why he was making her outfit in the first place...
Reaper: I have the right to remain silent.
- Speaking of styles, she was impressed with Celestia Ludenberg's appearance and how she was able to not only get someone to kill for her but also killed them in the end. In return, Celestia is impressed with how polite Margaret is off duty. They have become fast tea-drinking buddies, and enjoy chatting with each other from time to time. She is also one of the few people that Margaret will accept assassination requests from for free (Granted, Death Is a Slap on the Wrist, but it's the thought that counts.)
- She was more than used to all the weird and dangerous assassins that Santa Destroy has, so she really didn't react much when she found herself hearing a low whistle coming from a Wolf dressed in black garb. Turns out that he wasn't just any wolf, but Death (and he doesn't mean it metaphorically, or rhetorically, or poetically, or theoretically, or any other fancy way. He's death. Straight. Up), and he heard about Margaret and how she is called the Goddess Of Death in Santa Destroy and wanted to see just how she was in person. Upon seeing and confirming that she was well aware of the nature of death and how she was more interested in if Travis remembered her song than the fact she died, he quickly warmed up to her. The fact that her own whistling is able to draw fear from others, with even the Femme Fatale Sylvia getting knocked out for a week just by hearing it, he had to tip his cowl to her and congratulate her for earning her title of being the Goddess Of Death. He just asked her to keep the Goddess Of Death title feminine to distinguish her from him, as well as asking if he can use her whistle in Santa Destroy to keep the fear of Death going strong there whenever he goes to reap a soul there, to which Margaret approved with great amusement. Travis got tricked a couple of times in the Pantheon into following a whistle, thinking he will fight Margaret, only to find the Wolf whistling her tone.
Travis: With all due respect, FUCK THAT! I'm not that braindead to think I can take on Death itself!
"Riveting melody, isn't it?"
Timon & Pumbaa
Timon & Pumbaa, Gods of Care-Free Songs (Both: Ren & Stimpy; Timon: Timon Leslie Berkowitz, Timmy, Tunnel Klutz, Aunt Barbra, Junior, Fuzzy Face, Uncle Timon, Pops, Sonny Boy, Ramon; Pumbaa: Pumbaa Smith, Pumba, Pig, Mr. Pig, Uncle Pumbaa, Mook)
- Lesser Gods
- Symbol: A sideways silhouette view of them
- Theme Music: "Hakuna Matata." Alternatively; "Warthog Rhapsody."
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio:
- Both: Believers in the care-free life, non-malicious anti-role models to Simba, Brains and Brawn (but not in the usual manner), Big Guy, Little Guy, Breakout Characters, A fat and skinny duo , Have a hard time fitting in, Unwittingly shaped Simba's life from behind the scenes, Those Two Guys, Parental Substitutes to Simba, Plucky Comic Relief, Unintended saboteur of Scar's plans, child-like adults, Cool Uncles to Kiara and Bunga, Able to take lots of punishment, The Blind Leading the Blind
- Timon: Hero of Another Story, quite sarcastic, tunneling screw-up, taking credit for Pumbaa's ideas, Guile Hero, Greek-based name out of many Swahili-based names, Momma's Boy, Know Nothing Knowit All, Brooklyn Rage, Resembles his mother greatly, Takes after her when raising children
- Pumbaa: very flatulent, Dumbass Has a Point, Beware the Nice Ones, Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass, literal Large Ham, Literal-Minded, can weaponize his emissions, Fat Comic Relief, occasionally Malaproper, Sarcasm-Blind, Simple-Minded Wisdom, Hyper-Competent Sidekick, "THEY CALL ME MR. PIG!", Can be dangerous if provoked, Takes on a parental role when raising children
- Domains: Friendship, Songs, Levity, Outcasts, Nature
- Heralds: Timon's Ma and Uncle Max, Speedy the Snail, Bunga the Bravest
- Allies: Simba, Mufasa, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern, Sora, Donald Duck, Goofy, Bambi, Pinocchio, Eliza Thornberry, Mowgli, Tarzan, Hazel, Jack and Annie, George of the Jungle, The Tanuki of Tama Hill, Batty Koda, The Genie, Ren and Kumatetsu, Hana and the Wolf-Man
- Enemies: Scar, The Hyenas, Zira, Shere Khan, Kaa, Prince John, Sabor, Master Xehanort, Maleficent, Pete, Mr. Burns, Cruella DeVil, Hexxus, Anub'arak, Pokemon Hunter J
- Opposed by: The Houses of Insects and Arthropods, Jiminy Cricket, San, Moro-no-Kimi
- Complicated Relationship: Okkoto-nushi, Baloo and Bagheera, Prince Hamlet, Steve Irwin, David Attenborough
- Pities: Ophelia
- Timon and Pumbaa are as strange a pair as one can ever find on the African savanna. The former, a wisecracking meerkatnote who dreamed of a better life beyond his colony's mundane existence. The latter, a lonely warthognote with a big heart who other animals couldn't stand to be around due to his excessive flatulence. Upon meeting each other, the pair started a quest to find a place to call home; one with no predators, no rules, no responsibilities and most importantly, no worries. Or as a strange monkey once called it, Hakuna Matata. After several misadventures, Timon and Pumbaa eventually found what they had been looking for; a lush jungle oasis full of bugs to eat and fun to be had. Things were looking good for them... then one fateful day, while out bowling for buzzards, they discovered something that would change their lives forever. A young lion cub, half-dead in the sun-baked earth. They took the cub, named Simba, back to their home, and taught him the ways of Hakuna Matata, raising him into a strong male lion. But when Simba realized he had to take responsibility and return to the Pride Lands to reclaim the throne, Timon and Pumbaa were right behind him, aiding their friend/adopted son in defeating The Usurper king Scar and his hyena army and restoring balance to the Circle of Life. For their heroic efforts, they became honoured members of Simba's Pride, with Timon even being praised by his home colony for his actions, as well as bringing them to the jungle to keep them safe.
- One day while out hunting for grubs in the jungle, Timon and Pumbaa spotted a delicious looking beetle and wandered off in pursuit, ending up in a forest full of plants and animals they had never seen before. They were then ambushed by a strange creature; a bipedal ape-like animal with a stone-tipped spear in one hand. She had been looking for a pig to eat, and the boar was just what she wanted. The meerkat would be used as a toothpick. But after giving chase and cornering them, Pumbaa let loose his "special power", easily incapacitating her and giving Simba enough time to rescue them both. The lion king explained that the two misfits had entered a realm called The Pantheon and after some negotiating, presented his old friends with a temple and position as Gods. Afterwards, they indulged in a fresh batch of grubs and lounged in the jungle, just like old times.
- It didn't take long for Simba's father Mufasa to learn of Timon and Pumbaa's arrival, so he decided to introduce himself to them. At first, the pair were surprised to see the old king alive and back in the flesh. That surprise quickly turned to horror as the two, Timon in particular, began to apologize profusely to Mufasa for not raising Simba properly, filling his head with their "problem-free philosophy" which got in the way of him learning from the past and becoming the king he was meant to be. Instead of being angry though, Mufasa just smiled. Though he admitted their Hakuna Matata wasn't a permanent solution, and they weren't exactly perfect, Timon and Pumbaa did rescue Simba from death, raised him the best they could, and gave him what he needed most at that time. Love. For that, Mufasa couldn't have been more grateful. He still checks in on the two from time to time, and will not hesitate to protect them from potential threats. In return, Timon and Pumbaa will occasionally chat with Mufasa and Simba about, well, everything.
- Their temple leads not only to their jungle dream home but also back to the Pride Lands. They like to go back and forth between both, mainly to visit Timon's family in the jungle. More often than not though, they've been seen in the Pride Lands helping Simba maintain his kingdom. It's also where they ended up becoming surrogate uncles to Simba's daughter Kiara and future member of the Lion Guard, Bunga the honey badger.
- Due to its' lush, awe-inspiring views, Timon and Pumbaa's jungle home attracts deities from all around the Pantheon. Chief among them, the fruit bat Batty Koda, the wild man George of the Jungle, and the Tama Hill tanuki clan. All of them enjoy the tropical setting and have even tried out their lifestyle, with the Tanuki especially getting in on the bug-eating action.
- On another note, the rabbit Hazel was impressed by Timon and Pumbaa's bravery in defeating not only the hyenas and later the Outlander lions, but also for the former leading his colony to a better home, something Hazel could relate to. He sometimes brings his warren to the jungle for some quality relaxation, and while they might not eat bugs like the meerkats, they're still always welcomed to join in on the fun. The same applies to Bambi, who also gets in on the fun too, and whom Timon and Pumbaa are incredibly protective of. May have something to do with the fact the fawn lost a parent just as Simba did long ago.
- Timon and Pumbaa initially had difficulty adjusting to the Pantheon, due to all the two-legged creatures wandering about like they, as Timon put it, "owned the place." Simba explained these bipedal primates were called humans, and while some were definitely bad for the pair to be around, others they could get along with just fine. To demonstrate, Simba introduced his friends to Mowgli the Man-Cub, who was more than excited to make some new friends. Pumbaa instantly got along with the wild child, seeing him like Simba when he was a cub. Timon, on the other hand, took a little longer to get used to the boy, but eventually warmed up after learning that Mowgli not only enjoyed the care-free life - the Bare Necessities as he called it - but also defeated a tiger in his homeworld. To the little meerkat, having a tiger-slaying Man-Cub around didn't sound too bad after all. After that, the three have been spotted hanging out with each other, with Timon and Pumbaa showing Mowgli how to enjoy life to the fullest...
- ...Something that reminded the Man-Cub of his old friend, Baloo. Mowgli introduced the pair to the old bear and the meeting couldn't have gone better. Timon and Pumbaa quickly realized the similarities between their Hakuna Matata and the Bare Necessities and the four have been seen hanging around enjoying the good life. That said, Mowgli's panther friend Bagheera considers the two African species as a bad influence for the young human, and would rather not get involved in their shenanigans.
- While in the Pantheon, the duo couldn't help but notice a strange human with spiky hair wandering past, accompanied by an equally out of place duck and dog. Timon didn't recognize them, but Pumbaa instantly knew who they were, despite them no longer being a lion, bird and tortoise respectively. He called out to Sora, Donald and Goofy and ran over, thanking them for rescuing him and Timon from the hyenas in the past. The gesture was reciprocated, and even if they weren't African animals anymore they will occasionally step in to protect them from not only the Heartless, who were responsible for destroying their homeworld in the past, but also those who can control them; the witch Maleficent, her lackey Pete, and Master Xehanort himself.
- The pair were not happy to learn that Simba's uncle Scar was alive and in the Pantheon, as well as his follower Zira and former hyena goons, all of whom want a little payback/lunch. But they aren't the only ones. The two lions were joined by the royal Bengal tiger Shere Khan, who was already an enemy to Mowgli, and the crazed leopard Sabor. Both had tried to eat Pumbaa and Timon upon their first encounter but were stopped by Mowgli and Simba. The two cats have kept their distance but still plan on munching on some warthog... provided they can get past Pumbaa's gas. Said gas did come in handy when the python Kaa once tried to eat Pumbaa. It took the giant snake two weeks to recover from the gas inhalation.
- Not long after the Kaa incident, Timon and Pumbaa were confronted by yet another lion - a bipedal Smug Snake named Prince John, who rubbed the pair the wrong way, especially when they drew comparisons between him and Scar. Unfortunately for John, he made the mistake of calling Pumbaa a pig. One headbutt later and the three became quick enemies.
- Mowgli was quick to introduce Timon and Pumbaa to some of his friends and mentors; a group called the Nature Preservers. Some in their ranks were humans raised in the wild, such as the Ape-Man Tarzan, who was perfectly fine with the two and was impressed by them raising a lion from cubhood. Unfortunately for the two, Mowgli's other mentor was San, the infamous Princess Mononoke and the same woman who tried to hunt them when they first arrived in the Pantheon. While she's gotten past the whole "getting farted in the face" bit, she still sees the two lower mammals as irresponsible role-models, not only for Simba but for Mowgli as well. The sentiment was echoed by San's wolf mother Moro, who felt their "problem-free philosophy" is a detriment to the boy's potential and has warned them to stay away from each other. Not that they would listen.
- Moro's fellow god, the white boar Okkoto, shares her sentiments. While he was impressed with Pumbaa's ability to fight despite his small size, he not entirely sure if he cares for the warthog's lifestyle and friendship with Timon. Still, he has offered Pumbaa a place in his boar clan should he ever choose to aid in killing the humans. Safe to say, Pumbaa's not entirely up for it.
- As wild animals living in a lush ecosystem unaltered by human activity, it should come as no surprise that Timon and Pumbaa oppose those individuals who either want to destroy the environment for their own gain or harm animals for, again, their own personal gains. These include the likes of Cruella DeVil, Pokémon Hunter J, Mr. Burns, and the destructive spirit Hexxus. They take it very personally. After all, they once tried to make a lakeside resort by damning the river supplying the Pride Lands with water but were convinced otherwise by Simba.
- Their wild antics also attracted the attention of several humans who found their friendship and lifestyle to be rather fascinating. The first was Eliza Thornberry, who met the pair while her father was out shooting a documentary on meerkats. At first, they were surprised she could speak fluent animal despite not being raised in the wild, but after some conversing the three reached an understanding, with Timon even offering to show the Thornberry how meerkats go about their daily business, along with watching over her brother Donnie. They certainly like her more than Steve Irwin and Sir David Attenborough; the former having tried to wrangle Pumbaa like a crocodile and the latter disturbing their peace with his constant narration. That said, Timon and Pumbaa do have a healthy enough respect for them. After all, Irwin did rescue Pumbaa from a crocodile and Attenborough for his advocating for wildlife and environmental protection. The two can live with that... just as long as Attenborough doesn't bring up the drongo incident with anyone.
- One time while performing a show at the House of Theatre, Timon attempted to eat Jiminy Cricket in front of a live audience. Pumbaa quickly stopped him but sadly this isn't the first time it happened. The meerkat has tried on numerous occasions to catch the cricket for his lunch, even trying to convince Pinocchio to hand him over as he doesn't need a conscious now that he's a real boy. Pinocchio wasn't fooled by this, but despite keeping his friend from being eaten, the former puppet still hangs out with the two and is learning about the Hakuna Matata lifestyle, much to the cricket's annoyance.
- Speaking of Jiminy, the Houses of Insects and Arthropods both oppose the two insectivores, barring their gates to prevent any further casualties. Not that they would try again; most of the House's inhabitants are either too large or too dangerous to feed on. Even those invertebrates who don't live in either house despise the pair. On one occasion, Timon was flexing his tunnelling skills - being a Meerkat and all - and wound up digging right into the domain of Anub'arak. Suffice to say, Timon was lucky to escape with his life.
- One time, Timon was accidentally transported to Agrabah as he was about to chow down with Pumbaa, and was forced to help a human named Aladdin save his love, Princess Jasmine, from a giant hourglass. Even after being transported back, Timon still stops by Aladdin's temple to check up on the newly wedded couple but lately, he and Pumbaa have been hanging out with Genie instead.
- Despite sticking around in the Pride Lands, Timon and Pumbaa have had multiple adventures on other continents, meeting with other animals and humans along the way. These adventures also land them into plenty of extra trouble, especially since they ended up meeting Jack and Annie on one such adventure. The circumstances are vague as to what happened but the four ended up having to work together to get back to the Pantheon. After that, Timon offered to teach the kids about the Hakuna Matata lifestyle... too bad Annie was too afraid of bugs to fully get in on their lifestyle.
- It was through Mowgli and Baloo that Timon and Pumbaa met the human swordsman Ren and his ursine "master", Kumatetsu, the latter taking a bit of a liking to their Hakuna Matata lifestyle. It also turned out both master and student were incredibly competitive, and one day decided to partake in a contest to see who can eat the most. Timon suggested they try a snail-slurping contest to up the stakes. At the end of the day, Ren, Kumatetsu, and Timon were passed out on the ground, with Simba still the reigning champion. Pumbaa warned them all it was a bad idea beforehand, but they didn't bother to listen.
- Surprisingly, Ren and Kumatetsu's contemporaries, Hana and the Wolf-Man, came to respect Timon and Pumbaa. It had nothing to do with their Hakuna Matata, but rather it was because of them adopting and raising Simba after his father's death. Knowing all too well the feelings the young cub went through, the young couple were more than happy to see the work the two mammals went through. Pumbaa was more open with his thanks but Timon simply brushing it off, saying it was nothing.
- Much to their surprise, Timon and Pumbaa learned they had human counterparts living in the Pantheon. Their names were Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and they once had been close friends with Prince Hamlet of Denmark. Well, before their unfortunate execution. The four comic characters, though coming from vastly different worlds and having different fates, immediately noticed the striking similarities between their stories, so much so they often swap places during performances in the House of Theatre. It was through the humans that Timon and Pumbaa encountered Prince Hamlet... and were quite uncomfortable with his descent into madness and causing more death than was necessary, with Timon realizing the prince was what Simba could've been had he and Pumbaa not found him. They've distanced themselves from the prince, and alongside Simba, occasionally stop by the temple of Hamlet's former beloved Ophelia to tidy up the place.
- While Pumbaa is a kind soul at heart, the one thing you should never ever do around him is call him a pig. Unless you're his friend, the normally calm suid will transform into a rampaging mass of tusks and hooves that can topple even the largest of predators. Very few in the Pantheon dare to even mention that three-letter word around him, with some opting to go with "chubby". Which is also a mistake.
- For some particular reason, every time Timon says "Stand by Me", bad and bizarre things happen - mostly to Pumbaa anyway. That being said, it has happened to other deities less often. Timon isn't even aware of it, but a few deities don't want to be near him as a result of this.
- And yes, whenever a God needs a distraction they often call upon the pair to "dress in drag and do the hula." It's actually quite an effective strategy, even if it often leads to the two nearly getting killed on multiple occasions. That said they can't use it all the time especially when they're more realistic, but they've found a workaround for it.
Demigods
Gaston
Gaston, God of Self-Aggrandizing Songs (Gaston LeGume)
- Demigod
- Symbol: Decorative antlers
- Theme Song: Gaston
- Alignment: Neutral Evil
- Portfolio: Obsessed with himself and his self-image, Doing things unlike others, eating five dozen eggs every morning, expectorating, being hammy, Parody of stereotypical manliness, Thinks he's entitled to Belle's affection to the point of trying to blackmail her and kill his rival, Beloved by his hometown despite his evil, Being much more dangerous than he seems
- Domains: Egotism, Adoration, Music, Manliness
- Herald: LeFou, The Bimbette and the rest of his cronies
- Allies: Frollo, The Heartless, The Adoring Fan, Hal Steward, Vlad Masters, Homelander of the Seven, Cruella De Vil, The Fairy Godmother (Shrek), Bluto
- Enemies: The Beast, Blake Belladonna, Lauren Freed, Diana of Themyscira Bambi, Mickey Mouse, Sora, Blake Belladonna, Adam Taurus, Shrek, Popeye
- Rivals: Sakura Ogami, Garnet, Freddie Mercury, Strong Bad, Kuzco
- Abhorrent Admirer to: Belle
- Oppose: The House of Knowledge
- Some people are arrogant, others think the whole world centers around them. Such was the case of Gaston, an hunter whose strength and machismo led him to be adored by everyone in his home village, much to his great pleasure. That is, everyone except Belle, the most beautiful girl in town, who considered him a boorish buffoon. Unfortunately, this didn't deter him for trying to woo her because he 'deserves the best' despite her clear objections. This went to darker parts when he tried to force her to accept by threatening to send her father to a madhouse, as the old man had been ranting about her being held in the castle of a Beast. To prevent this, the young girl revealed that it was the truth, and that she had even fallen in love with said creature. Enraged, Gaston led the townsfolk to mob the Beast's castle and kill him. This horribly backfired, and so he found himself plummeting from the top of said castle to his violent death.
- But much to his suprise, he found himself in the Pantheon, as his self-agrandizing song had become very popular amongst people and the Court of the Gods were so struck by the sheer narcissism in its lyrics that they agreed that he was fit for the position of representing egosticital songs. While he took the offer as a 'proof' of his greatness, but learning that Belle and The Beast were there was the clincher in him accepting. His first words upon ascending were: "Nobody ascends like Gaston!"
- Naturally, both Belle and the Beast aren't pleased at all by his ascension, and he himself still very much plan to take the first for himself and slay the later as revenge. But, much as he hates to admit it, their last confrontation had shown that the cursed prince far outmatched him in combat, and so he has been trying to come up with plans to get what he feels he deserve. When he's not drinking at the taverns in the House of Food, that is. Speaking of which, when he made it know to his sycophants that he was alive, they all rushed to drown him in praise once more, with his personal lackey Lefou gleefully becoming his herald. Most of the good-aligned deities are appaled that despite showing himself as clearly an evil thug, he is still adored by people around him.
- Occasionally joining his band in singing praise is the wood elf simply known as the Adoring Fan, who started to follow Gaston after seeing him hunt down a huge bear in the House of Beasts. Tough the hunter appreciate having another suckup around, he also find his newest fan very annoying and is prone to punch and throw the poor schmuck around when he's annoyed.
- Such is his ego that he sometimes known to barge into others' conversations just to remark that, "No one can [relevant action] like Gaston!" Mickey Mouse and his friends got rather annoyed of it when he attended their nightclub, and it sure wasn't helped by the time he worked with the other Disney villains to take it over. He sometimes work with said other villains, but since he doesn't really share their biggest ambitions, he tends to be more of an hired muscle than anything, putting his hunting skills to work in exchange for money or whatever favors they might offer. And like most of them, his inner darkness has attracted a few Heartless to serve his desires, with it having even manifested in the form of an hulking monster ressembling him known as the Enraged Elk. He has taken very quickly to having a monster that can take on the Beast at his beck and call.
- Tough for how close Belle and the Beast are to Sora and his friends, Gaston has never actually met them before ascending, mainly because the Organization XII member known as Xaldin took his place as the antagonist in his world. When asked around, there seems to be hints that Maleficent just doesn't think he is significant enough to be involved with her plans. Still, the Keyblade Wielder is very adament on opposing those who want to harm his friends, including him.
- In particular, Claude Frollo has rather taken a shine to him due to being one of the few Disney villains who is completely human and doesn't use "the dark arts" (besides his command over Heartless, but Frollo sees them as envoy from God) and sympathetizing with "being led astray by a sinful beast-loving woman". Their twisted egoistical viewpoints have allowed the two to form a just as sick form of friendship, and there are rumors of them going through strange misadventures together. For some reason, these are said to also involve the troublemaking angels known as the Anarchy Sisters, who mostly think of him as an insufferable nusiance. Tough at one point, Panty found him hot enough to propose a casual hookup, his answer that his body only deserved the best woman pissed her off enough that she tried to shoot him. Needless to say, their relationship isn't a warmth one.
- Another Disney villains who he works with fairly often is Cruella De Vil, who gladly pay him to hunt down exotic animals for her to make new coats of. While he mainly figure it's a way to get easy money and show off how great he is, he became much more enthusiastic when she brought up the thought of making a furcoat out of the Beast should he ever manage to kill him. In his mind, that'd be a great way to teach a lesson for daring to steal what was his.
- His primary motivation in everything he does is his belief that he's the most perfect man in the world and his desire to be recognized as such by everybody around him. Even if he literaly has a whole town of people loving him, the thought that Belle could have refused his advances enrage him. Eventually, this grandstanding brought him the attention of the twisted so-called superhero known as Homelander, and they actually managed to strike a friendship as the two narcissists saw a lot of themselves in each other, even if Gaston is disturbed by some of his new pal's more gruesome actions. Still, he is entertaining the tought of getting augmented by by Vought-American and becoming an official superero so he can get even more adulation.
- He often visits the House of Beast to continue hunting as he did back in his world, tough this as usual motivated by his desire to get praised for his feats of arms. His temple is decorated with plenty of hunting trophies from the creatures he has slain, and there are rumors that amongst them is none other than Bambi's mother. Nobody quite known if that's true, and he himself can't be bothered to know if any of his quarries has a family, but Bambi nevertheless hate the tought of a man killing animals for sports. So the new king of the forest has taken it as his duty to attack the egomaniacal huntsman whenever he sees him, much to the hire of the hunter, who would very much like to use his antlers as decorations.
- As expected from a man who tried to threaten a woman into marrying him, Gaston is shamelessly mysoginist and once remarked that it's not right for women to read, lest they start thinking. This did not sit well with any of the goddesses, especially those who champion women's right like Lauren Freed and Diana of Themyscira, with both having several times vehemently thwarted his plans to force himself on Belle.
- That said, he dislikes the thought of anybody in general reading or thinking, as he thinks it's a dangerous pastime and that men should be concerned with being strong. This did not endear him to the House of Knowledge either, and they tend to see him as representing everything wrong with societies who look down on learning and idolize being a brute. Not that he likes the thought of a place filled with boring books and stuffy bookworms either, so there is little chance of him ever paying a visit.
- Upon hearing of the tale of Hal Stewart and how they were both denied the love of the women they "deserved" as well as initial comic reliefs that became the main antagonist of their stories, he felt an instant kinship with the supervillain. And so he often invite him to drink together, with Hal being secretly elated that he's finally hanging with a 'cool dude'. Of course, they also work together to take revenge on the people they blame for their troubles, with Gaston ironically often being the brain of their plans, as he's fairly cunning and a good manipulator while 'Tighten' is a complete and utter moron. Sometimes he also work on such matters with Vlad Masters, who similarly can't land the woman he feel he is entitled to, but the half-phantom finds the hunter much too boorish to be good company.
- Became a nuisance to Blake Belladonna (and her whole team, but mostly Blake) when she ascended and Gaston heard rumors that she was another version of Belle, and he indeed found her quite familiar, especially with how much she loved reading. But upon meeting her, he quickly went into his usual views of how he felt that reading was a waste time and that there was no way soft little girls could be hunters, which earned him an hard bonk on the forehead from her sheath. Angry at this and hearing about Adam Taurus and how she 'betrayed' him, Gaston went to this temple in hopes of finding another kindred spirit. Instead, he barely escaped from the terrorist madman tyring to kill him while screaming about how he was just another arrogant and bigoted human. Needless to say, he no hates both of them.
- It should be noted that him wanting to make Belle his wife is less out of desire for her and more about how as the self-declared best man around, he deserve only the most beautiful girl around. Lefou pointed out that since this was far less true in the Pantheon than in their home village, shouldn't he be trying to go after someone like Aphrodite, the official holder of the World's Most Beautiful Woman position? Gaston conceded the point, but by now he's more motivated by how his pride was wounded by Belle's rejection and the Beast winning over him, and in repairing those 'wrongs'. Some of the snarkier dieties have pointed out that with how bad the Greek goddess of love's standards are, she might really lay with him just because he's handsome and strong.
- Gaston is an absolutely superficial person who believes that outside appearances are everything, and so he naturally cannot understand why Belle would choose a 'monster' over a 'perfect guy' like him. This outrage at his so-called perfect future being so derailed lead to the attention of the similarly superficial-minded Fairy Godmother, who proposed that she would use her potions to get Belle that fall for him if he killed Shrek. Naturally, Gaston took to the task of hunting down such an ugly monster with gusto, and has added the ogre to his hunting list, much to the latter's annoyance.
- Another drinking buddy of his is Bluto, another muscular bully who tried to strongarm his way into getting with a woman. While Bluto partly hangs along with Gaston to try to pick up how to be popular and his levels of animosity towards his own rival varies greatly, but the hunter still like the company of someone as boorish as him. This did rose his curiosity about said rival, leading him to laugh as soon as he saw Popeye's 'ridiculous' appearance. This quickly changed when he tried to push the sailor around, and got launched through the roof after a spinach-boosted punch. Needless to say, Gaston would rather avoid him now.
- He's utterly proud of his masculine build and great muscles, and so naturally tend to be jealous of anybody even more muscular than he is. One day, he got annoyed as he saw one such 'man' walk by... only to be further horrified when he learned she was named Sakura Oogami, and also quite female! Naturally, the hunter was only more outraged as he whined outloud about how unnatural it was that his perfect body would be outclassed by a woman. The martial artist just looked at him for a minute, not bothering to entertain his envy, then simply spoke out how he needed proper body training if he was jealous, before leaving. While this left him only more infuriated, one can sometime sees him working out in the House of Sports with a huge frown since then.
- He's not the only Deity who is known for their boastful song, though his interactions with them have been... mixed. While Garnet and Freddie Mercury did sang songs around their prowess, the first did it as a way to express the love of her Gem components in the face of belittlement and the later did it to express his posivity on life. As such, they do not care for his bullying and shallow way, with Garnet being especially unamused with how he tried to ruin true love with so much fervor. Gaston scoffs at them both, saying that 'nobody sings about their greatness like Gaston!' and has tried to make sure his song is more popular than their. Given Freddie's one of the most popular singers of all time, it's a tall order.
- Of course, there are some who made self-agrandizing songs for just as egoistical reasons as him. Strong Bad is constantly making up utterly self-centered tune, and has sometime tried to barge in on Gaston's to upstage him, much to the hunter's annoyance. But while Kuzco has started out with gleefully ordering music about his monstrous ego, he has since become a lot more humble, and now the emperor can't help but cringe when he sees Gaston, being reminded of when he was also an egoistical jerk.
Héctor
Héctor, God of Parental Love Songs (Hector Rivera, Chorizo)
- Demigod
- Symbol: His skeleton guitar
- Theme song: Remember Me (The Lullaby version)(Spanish) (English)
- Alighnment: Currently Neutral Good, used to be Chaotic Good out of necessity.
- Portfolio: Con Man, Deadpan Snarker, Lovable Rogue, Sad Clown, Skeletal Musician, The Trickster, Connected All Along, Cruel and Unusual Death, Disappeared Dad, Doting Parent, Long-Lost Relative, Mysterious Parent, Parental Love Song, Secretly Dying, Trauma Conga Line, Earn Your Happy Ending
- Domains: Music, Fatherhood, Skeletons, Death
- Heralds: Coco (his daughter), Imelda (his wife), and the rest of his family in the afterlife
- High Priestess: Mrs. Jumbo
- Allies: Miguel Rivera (his great-grandson), Marlin, Brook, Amigo, Don Diego de la Vega/El Zorro, Emily, Jack Skellington, Speedy Gonzales, Papyrus and Sans
- Enemies: Ernesto de la Cruz, Scaramouche, Ember McLain, I-No, Courtney Gears, Balthazar Bratt, and Margaret Moonlight,
- Pitied by: The good members of the Houses of Friendship and Camaraderie and Family and Relatives
- Joined the pantheon when he was reunited with his daughter in the afterlife and was finally given credit to the songs he wrote, but were stolen from his then-best friend. Many deities were moved to tears by his story and his song to his daughter, and as such he became the best representative to the title.
- The good members of the Houses of Friendship and Camaraderie and Family and Relatives have the utmost pity and sympathy for him. In while he did leave his family for a career in music, he had every intention of coming back to his family but was murdered by his best friend. His best friend then proceeded to steal the songs he wrote,(and if some more sources are to believed he left to find more inspiration for his music and it was his childhood best friend.) but never gave him credit for them . For 96 years his friend would soak up in the fame and glory of his songs, while he would spend those years hated by his family, mocked and ridiculed in the afterlife, being in danger of being forgotten by his daughter, would spend every Dia de los Muertos trying to cross the bridge to see his daughter, and never suspected/knowing his best friend of being his murderer. He's been through a lot, but he was finally able to reunite with his daughter, accepted by his family, and got credit for his songs.
- He didn't have the highest opinion of musicians for a while (understandably), but his love for music was renewed by his great-great grandson and his relationship with music and musicians was patched.
- Seems to get along well with Jack Skellington, another skeleton in the pantheon (even though Hector is more of a spirit). Considering the Day of the Dead falls around Halloween, this has got the attention of as it's not a holiday he knows about. It was later explained to him that the Day of the Dead is not really the Mexican equivalent for Halloween and was more a holiday about remembering family and friends who have passed away and helping them on their spiritual journey, however that didn't mean that holiday is about mourning but rather a celebration to honor the dead. This gave Jack the idea of collaborating with the good members of the houses of Death and Postmortem and Undead and Phasmata. Hector seems to like the idea so long as it's the other good aligned Mexican deities who organizes it.
- He also seems to get along well with the other skeletons in the pantheon (even though he is more of a ghost or spirit). Especially Brook considering he is also a music loving skeleton and the two are often seen playing and writing music for the other good-aligned skeletons in the pantheon.
- Considering his movie became the highest grossing movie in Mexico, it's no surprise that he became allies with Speedy Gonzales, even though he died before any of his cartoons were released.
- He against all the evil musicians in the pantheon, especially those who use their music to commit their evil deeds. Margaret Moonlight, being in an assassin, really rubs him the wrong way. While he can understand Ember McLain's and Margaret's wanting to be remembered (and can even sympathize with Ember considering her backstory), he doesn't approve of her using her music to control the entire world.
Huckleberry Hound
Huckleberry Hound, God of Character Signature Songs (Huck)
- Demigod
- Symbol: His face
- Theme Music: Oh My Darling Clementine (part of it)
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Mellow Fellow, Iron Butt Monkey, Amazing Technicolor Wildlife, Hollywood Tone-Deaf, New Job as the Plot Demands
- Domains: Dogs, Travel, Profession
- Allies: Yogi Bear, Quick Draw McGraw, Mona, John Stewart, Mario, Lucky Luke
- Enemies: Yosemite Sam, Murkrow Flock, Trollkaiger
- This blue-colored canine has traveled around the world and various time periods taking on a variety of jobs for others. While things generally don’t work well for him at first, Huckleberry Hound is able to keep up a calm behavior for the most part. Whenever he’s minding his own business, he’ll sing Oh My Darling Clementine to himself, but since he’s tone-deaf, his rendition of the song doesn’t exactly sound all that accurate.
- Outside of Pantheon grounds, some guards saw a dog from afar and they were able to hear him sing a song. They winced a bit after hearing his off-tune singing, but as Huckleberry Hound approached the Pantheon, the guards decided to listen to who he is and what he was looking for. After a bit of time, Huck was allowed in the Pantheon, only to be greeted by a stampede going on as a result of some escaped dinosaurs. Even if it wasn’t really a welcome he asked for, Huck took the trampling in stride and from there, decided to take part in whatever it is that the Pantheon had to offer, be it jobs he’s done in the past and new faces he hasn’t seen thus far.
- For the most part, Huck usually ends up doing a lot of the work by himself, though if there’s a recurring group of characters he hangs out with, it would be with Yogi Bear and the latter’s ensemble. Huck tends to join Yogi and the others for competing in Olympic-type sports and traveling around the world and while Yogi has considered sharing his pilfered picnic baskets with Huck (and Quick Draw Mcgraw), the canine has prefered to get his own food if he can. Regardless, Huck has no issue with hanging out with Yogi and the others whenever he needs some time off.
- Huck ended up finding the House of Jobs and Profession, a place where people go to get their jobs reviewed and see if there’s any potential work available. While getting his resume reviewed, he found someone named Mona working there and after telling her that he’s done a variety of jobs, Mona then stated that she’s done something similar, though she’s had a more consistent job being an employee at a company. At her suggestion, Huck decided to take on the jobs that Mona had previously done, to mostly mixed results. Mona still liked Huck for who he is and keeping a good disposition despite things going wrong and the two have exchanged stories about the various jobs that they’ve tackled throughout the Pantheon.
- One of the small handful of regular adversaries that Huck went up against was an outlaw by the name of Dinky Dalton, and one instance included a few other Daltons when Huck was appointed sheriff of a town. Yosemite Sam, in his regular outlaw getup, was out in the Pantheon causing trouble in a Western-based setting and since Bugs Bunny was already somewhere else when that was happening and Huck just so happened to be in that place at that time, Sam got into an argument with Huck and was annoyed at how calm the dog was despite what was going on. What followed was a confrontation that ended in Sam getting arrested as a result of Huck in spite of the latter hitting a few missteps along the way. It wouldn’t be the only time that Sam and Huck got into conflict with each other through different means as the former has done several other professions much like Huck.
- On the subject of Daltons, Lucky Luke heard about another deity who went up against the Daltons like he did and wanted to meet up with them. He didn’t fully expect to encounter a talking dog and was a bit more surprised to find out that Huck was only a sheriff temporarily to get rid of those specific Daltons. Nevertheless, Lucky Luke bore no ill will towards Huck and is willing to help him out whenever the latter decides to revisit being a sheriff if the time calls for it.
- While looking for more hapless victims to target, Trollkaiger saw Huckleberry Hound from afar and figured that he’d be a good target for a series of pranks they’ve set up. The first prank that Huck fell for didn’t really get him upset, but the second prank made him suspicious that someone was after him. He saw a few figures from a distance and decided to figure out a way to get even with them. Trollkaiger noticed Huck’s reactions and decided that the next prank will do him in before they get caught. It took being caught by the next couple of pranks from the group before Huck was able to put Trollkaiger in a trap of his own. The group is more annoyed than anything about someone who can stay calm over various mishaps in addition to having some wits of his own.
- After seeing a patch of land in the Pantheon, Huck decided to tend to it and take on being a farmer once more. As he was making progress on the farm, he ended up seeing some crows in the distance and surmised that those crows he’s encountered somehow returned to pester him once more. It turned out that not only were these different crows, but that the Murkrow flock that harassed Huck and his farm were much more crafty than the crows Huck went up against. Things got a lot more painful for Huck when he tried to get some of his stuff back from the Murkrow flock and he had to rely on his luck to at least outsmart some of them. Huck is more than wary of them not just for their efforts to thwart any potential farm of his, but that they’ll harass him if they encounter something interesting he has (which isn’t all that often, but enough to make them a nuisance for him).
- John Stewart and Huck have actually known each other for a while as a result of a test John took as a Green Lantern on Earth. During that time, Huck was a stand-up comic that was notable for being against The Vietnam War and John was a fan of Huck’s work. Racism and corrupt police officers were running rampant and John, with a bit of help from Huck, had to stop the officers from causing more harm where they were at. Whenever John isn’t busy stopping intergalactic and superpowered threats as a Green Lantern, he’ll sometimes hang out with Huck and talk to him and the canine himself has done some stand-up work in the Pantheon as well.
- Having tried out a number of out-there jobs such as being a knight or an outlaw, Huck tried something a bit more down-to-earth such as being a plumber and attempting to fix up a few houses. It didn’t go too badly, but when Huck was attempting to fix the plumbing in one house, things nearly fell apart until Mario (who was taking a break from adventuring to do some actual plumbing) stepped in and got the mess resolved. Huck then learned that Mario was another person who has a varied career resume (which included sports alongside the aforementioned adventuring and plumbing) and has looked up to Mario for being skilled and varied with what he does.
Klogg
Klogg, God of Songs That Insult the Villain (Klogg-Monkey)
- Demigod
- Symbol: A rude letter Klogg wrote to Klaymen; alternatively, his own ugly face
- Theme Songs: Lowdee Huh, though is obviously more associated with Klogg is Dead, to his annoyance
- Alignment: Neutral Evil
- Portfolio: Evil Is Hammy (very hammy), technically Klaymen's brother, Evil Makes You Monstrous and Ugly, and thus the Cain to Klaymen's Abel, Card-Carrying Villain, Evil Overlord, Laughably Evil, Smug Snake, Meaningful Name, voiced by Doug TenNapel
- Shown in The Neverhood: Beta Baddie, evil being created by Hoborg (and Hoborg alone), Villainous Breakdown, Defeat by Modesty and Hoist by His Own Petard (in the Good ending), loses no matter which ending you get (unless you jump down the drain), Curse Cut Short
- Shown in Skullmonkeys: Paper-Thin Disguise, Unexpected Gameplay Change, Hard Levels, Easy Bosses, an upbeat song was sung about his death, was well and truly killed
- Domains: Villains, Klay, Music
- Allies: Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, Prince John, and other villains that had The Villain Sucks Songs sung about them, Psy-Crow
- Enemies: Klaymen, The Neverhood, Earthworm Jim,
- Envies: The Grinch
- Truly Evil Counterpart to: Margaret Moonlight
- Once Upon a Time, the almighty Hoborg decided to create the Neverhood (because, apparently, "he had to"). However, all this did was make him feel lonely, so he decided to create life. Unfortunately, his first creation, Klogg, was greedy, and thus, promptly stole his crown and took over the Neverhood (and became really ugly in the process). It was only thanks to Hoborg's friend — Willie Trombone — and other creation — Klaymen — that he was stopped and banished (read: knocked off the planet by a cannonball he himself accidentally launched).
- However, that wasn't the last Klaymen saw of him. Eventually landing on Idznak, a planet inhabited by the Skullmonkeys, he quickly killed one of them, stole its skin, declared himself King of the Skullmonkeys (which, of course, worked flawlessly), and had them work on a machine to destroy the Neverhood. One of the more intelligent of the monkeys, Jerry-O, managed to get Klaymen to the planet, have him stop the machine, and finally finish Klogg off once and for all. The monkeys' reaction to his defeat? This.
- Upon ascending, he immediately came up with a plan to try and take over the pantheon, involving the Fortress Dwarves, 30 pounds of Kryptonite, shovels, and a truckload of bacon. He actually made decent progress before being stopped by someone from the Court of the Gods. Shortly after, he was asked about the song "Klogg is Dead", causing Klogg to go on a rant about how annoying "that stupid song" is. When told that that "annoying song" is the reason he's here in the first place, he immediately did a 180 and said he loved the song, and "was just joking" earlier.
- While normally, he'd try to kill Klaymen the first chance he got, the fact that he's made friends with Earthworm Jim (who, in a real fight, would kick his ass effortlessly) means he's decided to simply take his time and wait for an opportunity to attack.
- This has led him to become allies with Psy-Crow, the earthworm's arch-enemy. The two bonded quite well over their hatred for their enemies (aside from Psy-Crow's occasional snark about Kloggs song and Klogg's firing back about the former's weight).
- Jealous of the Grinch for taking his song in absolute stride. The Grinch simply tells him that he embraced just how rotten the song makes him sound (even though he's calmed down since trying to steal Christmas), which would normally be good advice, if it wasn't for the fact that Klogg's song is less about how nasty he is and more about him being, well, dead.
- On the other hand, he has found kindred spirits in other villains who resent the insulting, demeaning songs sung about them, such as Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, and Prince John. Since coming to the Pantheon, Klogg has collaborated with them to come up with plans to get rid of their respective enemies.
- Found out he had a counterpart of sorts: a woman who sang an unfavorable song about a heroic character, Margaret Moonlight. The two of them don't exactly get along, seeing as she's a sort of Punch-Clock Villain, but her position has inspired him to write a "The Hero Sucks" Song about Klaymen... It's still a work in progress.
- On the other hand, he has found kindred spirits in other villains who resent the insulting, demeaning songs sung about them, such as Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, and Prince John. Since coming to the Pantheon, Klogg has collaborated with them to come up with plans to get rid of their respective enemies.
- Occasionally goes to the House of Sports to play Gun-Hockey, in which people shoot a hockey puck with guns (don't ask). As Klaymen is also often there, they often end up playing against each other, something the former and the other Neverhoodians are more than a little wary of and/or confused by.
Quasideities
Brentalfloss
Brentalfloss, God of Adding Lyrics to Lyric-less Music (Brent Black, Mr. Clean)
- Quasideity
- Symbol: His bald head
- Alignment: True Neutral
- Portfolio: Adding Lyrics to Video Game Music, Awesome Music that's Incredibly Catchy, Invokes Alternate Character Interpretation,
- Domains: Lyrics, Music, Ear Worms
- High Priest: Man on the Internet, Juno
- Allies: Most good video game deities, particularly those from Nintendo and Capcom, JonTron, Scrooge McDuck, The TMNT, Eddie Riggs, EpicLloyd and NicePeter, SiIvaGunner, 9-Volt and 18-Volt
- Rival: Nostalgia Critic
- Enemies: Kirby
- Opposed by: The Kong Family, Spider-Man/Peter Parker, The Cutie Mark Crusaders, Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth
- Annoys: Inspector Javert
- After listening to a number of his catchy songs that added lyrics to famous video game tracks, the gods decided to have Brentalfloss ascend to represent the With Lyrics trope.
- Given that his songs tend to be loving tributes to video games, Brent made allies with a number of video game deities, such as Shovel Knight and Papyrus. That said, his more outlandish songs has gotten him in trouble with some deities.
- For reasons unknown, Brent has a borderline irrational fear of Kirby, to the point that he's convinced Kirby is a monster that eats everything in his sights, steal souls, and is a Nazi. Kirby was more than a bit hurt that Brent would claim such a thing. He would never associate with Nazis.
- The Kongs were also unhappy to hear is rendition of the infamous DK Rap claim that Donkey Kong became a gun-toting maniac that hunted endangered species and that Diddy was a lonely, bitter Jerkass that was desperate for sex. And that's not even getting into his joking about the missing Chunky Kong being dead.
- Spider-Man is none too fond of Brentalfloss accusing him of killing criminals in his video game.
- In a more unusual example, the Cutie Mark Crusaders took issue with how he made light of Limbo through his darkly cheerful song about it, given their particularly unpleasant experience there.
- Not only were Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth pissed when his song on their adventures downplayed the horrors of Columbia, but were equal parts squicked out when they learned that he framed it as a love song between the two. Given that they're father and daughter, this reaction was completely understandable.
- While Link appreciates his music, he'd rather Brent not compare him to Peter Pan. On a similar note, Toad would prefer that he doesn't go around telling everyone he's gay. Brentalfloss complied to the later suggestion, being sure to add that he'd still love Toad even if he were gay (which he totally believes he isn't).
- Even when they gave an explanation, he was still baffled that Scrooge McDuck could breathe in space.
- Despite collaborating with the Nostalgia Critic on his reviews of Moulin Rouge! and Les Misérables (2012), Brentalfloss has a sour relationship with him; namely due to him dying towards the end of both reviews. (The first time being when the Critic killed him to follow on the movie's ending and the second when he committed suicide via falling into the hotel's bathtub after he wouldn't let him sing like Russell Crowe).
Brentalfloss: Ungraceful jackass.
- Speaking of Les Misérables, Brent's adoration of Russel Crowe's portrayal of Javert and the discovery that the Inspector was here in the Pantheon lead him to double down on practicing his impersonation of him. Predictably, he's become a source of irritation for Javert.
- When reports came up of Mr. Clean showing up at JonTron's place when he was reviewing Foodfight! with the intentions of cleaning everything to oblivion, many were quick to point out his striking resemblance to Brentalfloss. Whether they're related in some way has yet to be seen.
- Brent's music has managed to gain him a multitude of fans within the Pantheon; with 9-Volt and 18-Volt being among his most vocal, to the point that they often offer to DJ at his gigs
- While he's definitely not above using Toilet Humor in his songs (he did make a TMNT song about how their sewers are filled with shit) Brentalfloss has to draw the line at The Great Mighty Poo.
Clarice (The Idolm@ster)
Clarice, Goddess of Charity-Driving Singing
- Quasideity
- Symbol: Her ruby broach
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Blind Idol Singer (...Maybe), Hollywood Nuns, Blond Western Nun, Eyes Always Shut, Only One Name, Cool Big Sis, Token Wholesome
- Domains: Vision, Singing, Faith, Appearance
- Allies: Koume Shirasaka, Ranko Kanzaki, 765 Pro (especially Producer), Clarice di Lanza, Felicia, Lilly Satou
- Clarice is a nun who lives in Japan, though she might not be native to Japan. Kind and compassionate, she wishes to spread joy and happiness with her singing skills. Using her money to run charity events and helping her church financially, she tries her best to become a woman who aids others with her song.
- When she ascended, there were few who were like "Hey, didn't a nun called Clarice already ascend"? And indeed, Clarice ended up getting familiar with di Lanza of Celestial Union. Surprisingly, she took the demon nun rather well, seeing her as a woman who does want to do some good.
- Clarice is blind… supposedly. Her blindness is bit odd. She can walk around without any aids, not need any braille to see writing, and can dance without any problem. But at the same time, she does seem to have problems with messy places and does act people to describe things to her. So whenever or not she actually is blind is unknown note
- Because her blindness, she doesn't keep her eyes open much. But apparently her glare when she does open her eyes is scary enough to stun anyone who makes direct eye contact with her.
- She has a kindred spirit with Lilly. Aside of both of them being blind, they are also foreigners and Christians (though no one is actually sure what branch of Christianity the two of them belong to).
- She is almost always seen wearing a ruby broach on her, no matter what costume she might have. Even while doing community service she wears it. She hasn't really elaborated on why she wears it all the time.
- Is amused to find another idol nun in form of Felicia. Albeit with Felicia, those two things are unrelated, whereas with Clarice, it is her attraction point so to speak.
- If it isn't obvious, she likes to visit the House of Faith. She especially takes part on choirs around there, especially with the nuns and sisters of St. Katherine's Parish.
- She is not good around men because she hasn't been around them too much. The Producer is one of only men she is comfortable around.
Miria Akagi
Miria Akagi, Goddess of S-P-E-L-L-I-N-G Songs
- Quasideity
- Symbol: 赤城みりあ with cat ears
- Theme song: Romantic Now and Watagumo
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Spelling Song, Genki Girl, Children Are Innocent, Constantly Curious, Cheerful Child, Girlish Pigtails, Third-Person Person, Token Mini-Moe, Translator Buddy
- Domains: Singing, Music, Words
- Allies: The Ascended Cinderella Girls, 765 Pro, μ's, Itsuki Inubozaki, Hinata Minami, SoLaMi Smile, Yotsuba Koiwai, Eru Chitanda, Minori, Whitebeard, Rom and Ram, Elize Lutus, Klefki, The Iron Giant, Fuuka Yamagishi, Futaba Sakura
- Despite being the youngest member of the Cinderella Project, Miria has garnered a large following of fans and other idols who think she's cute and want to support her.
- Miria was given her title for helping many people remember how to spell romantic, on top of her theme being able to be associated with a single person rather than an opening/credits theme or a musical number which can be associated with a large cast of characters.
- While Miria's curiosity is grating for some deities because she asks so many questions and talks a lot, but they don't get mad at her since she's still a kid and they find her enthusiasm for everything endearing.
- Because she's Constantly Curious about everything, Miria's become friends with other deities who want to know about everything such as Yotsuba Koiwai and Eru Chitanda.
- Not long after her ascension, Miria became friends with the members of SoLaMi Smile as they all became idols while they were kids.
- When she's not in her temple, Miria takes her boundless amounts of energy and goes to play with Minori and Hinata Minami since they have tons of energy just like her.
- Some deities theorize that Hinata might be a clone of Miria since they act and look indentical to each other.
- Many deities have been thankful for Miria's ascension since whenever she's near the house of Quirks, she's able to translate Ranko Kanzakis chuuni-speak.
- One day when Miria went to the House of Power and Abilities, she overheard Itsuki Inubozaki practising her singing. When Itsuki decided to take a break, Miria excitedly ran into the room with Itsuki because she sounded a lot like Miria.
- After Itsuki told Miria about her dream of becoming a singer, Miria asked if she could practice with Itsuki because of her own dream of becoming an idol. Itsuki said that she wouldn't mind practising with a friend, eliciting a joyous cheer from Miria.
- The love others have for Miria is restricted to other humans as whenever Miria goes to the house of Beasts and Fauna, many animals and animal-like deities gather around Miria.
- Ever since the time Miria got a giant to stop stealing livestock to help feed a nearby village, Miria has developed an affinity for other Gentle Giants such as Whitebeard and the Iron Giant as well.
- After Miria made it known that she was adept in fire magic with her staff during her adventures on the floating islands, Miria became good friends with Rom and Ram and Elize Lutus as fellow staff-wielding little girls.
- Because she also had access to a number of skills for helping her party, Miria also developed friendships with a number of White Mage and Support Party Member deities such as Klefki, Comfey, Fuuka Yamagishi and Futaba Sakura.