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Greater Gods

    Ganesha 
Ganesha, God of Honorable Elephants (Ganesh, Ganapati, Remover of Obstacles, God of Success, Moon Cancer, Great Statue God, Jinako Carigiri)
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Jinako Carigiri
  • Greater God (Goddess as a Jinako Carigiri)
  • Symbol: An elephant head with one broken tusk, with a basket of fruits above it, and a mouse below it
  • Theme Music: the Hindu theme of Smite (shared with other Hindu folkloric figures who fight on the Battlefield of the Gods)
  • Alignment: Lawful Good
  • Portfolio: Head of an Elephant, Good Son of Shiva and Parvati, Letting Others Take Credit for His Job, Giver of Good Fortune to the Virtuous, Dedicated to Removing Evil, Multiple Arms
  • Domains: Elephants, Virtue, Faith, Fortune
  • Herald: Airavata
  • Followers: Brother Warth, Donphan, Lumpy
  • Allies: Dumbo, Asura, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Kumbhakarna, Symmetra, Yu Narukami, Makoto Yuki, Karna, Igor, Yosuke Hanamura, Yukari Takeba, Morgana, Aleph, Flynn, Raj, Greg (OTGW)
  • Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Asura (one-sided on Asura's part)
  • Friendly Rivals (He's just that friendly): Most deities that have participated in the Battleground of the Gods
  • Enemies: YHVH and many evil deities, especially evil psychics.
  • Slightly Annoyed by: Homer Simpson
  • Ganesha's original titles were numerous, but in this Pantheon, since his name and image became so synonymous with the sacred animal of India, elephants, he managed to be granted the above title. Normally he'd give it to another nearby elephant, but he just happened to be alone when this happened, so he took the title.
  • While there is a myth that elephants are afraid of mice, Ganesha is not at all scared of them. Heck, he rides a giant mouse!
  • Those who pray to him and have good virtues are to be granted great blessing and fortune from Ganesha. Apu can attest, believing that his wife Manjula turning out to be a great wife is a blessing from Ganesha.
    • Though the elephant god was...not at all amused when Homer Simpson attempted to impersonate him and play him very out-of-character. He's graceful and likes a good wedding, not getting angered by it and claiming all will die unless it is stopped! Though since Ganesha finds it hard to make enemies, the worst he can feel toward Homer is slight annoyance while facepalming with all of his four hands.
  • Asura never recalled meeting him during his rampage, but once they meet up, they quickly bond together since Ganesha seems to be able to calm him down, not to mention he's against the Chakravatin.
  • Ganesha sometimes watches over one of his friends, Satya Vaswani AKA Symmetra, impressed with her virtue and dedication to helping others. If anyone protests that he hasn't punished the Vishkar Corporation for manipulating Symmetra or doing atrocious things to the poor and only acting nice to reap more personal profit, Ganesha's response is to tell them to be patient, he has all the chips ready for any scenarios and so far, he's still okay with Symmetra and removes the obstacles for her, as in those who accuse her to be no better than Vishkar. For the record... The Vishkar Corporation is on his naughty list, to be given misfortunes gradually. Some suspect that Lucio is being sent by Ganesha as the first step to punish the corporate.
  • If there's one being that could escalate his irritation into anger, it would be YHVH, or whatever it is that masquerades as the Abrahamic God. Being a very chill deity, Ganesha has known to respect other religions, and for YHVH to continue making mockeries of their images, he's not going to just let that be. For that, he tends to lend his help to those who either summon Personas or attempt to carve their way through either Law or Chaos, usually hanging out with Igor in the Velvet Room, waiting to be summoned.
  • Another thing that he is not fond of is Psychic Power. He just cannot seem to handle it all that well. Ganesha recognizes a good Psychic Power when he sees one, but he does not like evil people who use them. He's much more amenable to people who wield wind power, like Morgana or Yosuke Hanamura or Yukari Takeba. Even if they all can't summon him directly, they have his blessing.
  • Tends to act like a father figure to Dumbo, seeing that the baby elephant never had a father elephant around. Ganesha is proud that Dumbo isn't scared of mice.
  • Beerus believed that he was a relative of Universe 10's Destroyer Deity Rumsshi, since they were both elephant deities. Ganesha told him otherwise, noting that he's a god of knowledge. It's his father Shiva who's a god of destruction and transformation. Learning of Universe 10 also led him to learn of Merged Zamasu, who he was horrified at for his evil actions, and declared him to be a disgrace towards all gods. Zamasu likewise has contempt towards Ganesha since, as a patron of the arts and sciences, in his deranged worldview he contributed to mortals' capacity for evil by giving them knowledge.
  • He has been able to be summoned in Chaldea. Like usual for Divine Spirits, he needed to select a human to act as a vessel for his powers, lest he be weakened in some way, like Artemis hijacking Orion's summoning call. Ganesha chose the former and selected Jinako Carigiri as the inheritor of his will. Reportedly, Karna is very happy about this news.
  • Was amused to find a little boy with an upturned kettle on his head coming to worship him. This was Greg who stated that he was dressed as an elephant. Ganesh laughed a little at the boy's innocence and allows him to come visit.

    Incubators 
The Incubators, Divine Weasel Mascots (Kyubey, QB, Jubey)
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Left: Jubey; Right: Kyubey
  • Greater Divine Beings
  • Symbol: /人 ◕ ‿‿ ◕ 人\
  • Theme Music: Sis Puella Magica!
  • Alignment: True Neutral in their own minds, roundly considered Lawful Evil or Neutral Evil by everyone else.
  • Portfolio: Devil Deals, Super-Empowering, Truly Alien Morality, Manipulative Bastards, Weasel Mascots, Batman Gambit, Lack of Empathy, Hijacked by Ganon (for Kyubey), Wreaking Suffering For The Sake Of The Universe
  • Domains: Magic, Wishes, Despair, Hope, Emotion, Secrets, Reincarnation
  • Allies: Bernkastel, Nui Harime, Satan, Mard Geer Tartaros, Kogane/Kamen Rider Mars, Yuu
  • Former Allies: The Anti-Spiral
  • Enemies: The House of Emotion, Homura Akemi, Sayaka Miki, Kyoko Sakura, Mami Tomoe, Charlotte, Kanji Tatsumi, Rika Furude (for Kyubey), Lord Kroak, Guts, Gust, Shu Ouma, Tron, Mana Ouma, Ermac, Tracer
  • Evil Counterpart to: Haro, Morgana, Luna
  • Special Relationship: Madoka Kaname
  • Opposed By: Shiro Kanzaki (their former High Priest), DJ Sagara
  • So far there are two known Incubators, the one known as Kyubey (who goes by many names) and the one known as Jubey. There are likely more of them - though whether they differ significantly from the ones that already known is up for debate, and Jubey is a special case: an incomplete Artificial Incubator created by Kazumi's friends to replace Kyubey.
  • Incubators lack an understanding of emotion, believing it a rare mental illness, and as such have made an enemy of the entire House of Emotion. Kyubey is uninterested in the rivalry, but they keep punching it in the face anyway.
  • Residents of Gensoukyou may to bring a chill to Kyubey, if it could show fear. Especially Flandre Scarlet, whom seems to think of Kyubey as a doll to play with. Jubey doesn't understand this fear of Kyubey's.
  • Can't be in the same room as Sayaka Miki/Oktavia von Seckendorff because of her habit of impaling them with her swords.
  • Can't be classified as Gods/Goddesses due to the fact that they are not of earth.
  • Kyubey can't understand why, after everything his kind did for them, those humans hate him so much (then again, Kyubey has trouble understanding the very concept of hatred).
  • Kyubey's emotionlessness caught the eye of Discord, who attempted to pull one of his signature discordings on him. Discord first tried to provoke Kyubey, which failed, leaving Kyubey as untroubled as ever. Then he attempted to manually reverse his emotions, which again failed because Kyubey has none. Rather than give up, Discord developed a new spell that forced Kyubey to experience every emotion that exists at once and left him like that until he was rescued by Madoka. Needless to say, this experience has not improved Kyubey's view of human emotion. It DID, however, earn Discord an earnest round of applause from Johan: THAT is how you Mind Rape someone.
    • This last spell left something of a side effect, he is forever connected to Discord first (and maybe only) friend, Fluttershy. In response of discovering this, Fluttershy has made it a mission to subject Kyubey to THE Stare... which can't work; the Stare can only work with someone that has some emotion. And Kyubey has none.
  • Kyubey once expressed interest in Mithra's power to manipulate Mantra, but only did so when Asura was outside of the Pantheon. Like everyone else, even he admitted that making Asura angry is a mistake no matter who you are.
  • Has since found out that Tzeentch was the one who was behind the system for contracting Magical Girls and their eventual transformation into witches. Thankfully, Madoka Kaname reworked the system and excised the corruption.
    • Kyubey would like it known that they had no idea that the previous system was powered by such a force as The Warp. Using that to keep entropy at bay would have ended up causing a worse end to the universe than simple heat death, and they are genuinely concerned with the fate of the cosmos.
  • Their Resurrective Immortality has made them a target for many gods who've had off days and need to blow off steam. Issei Hyodo enjoys using a decidedly lethal variant of "Dress Break" to reduce them to what vaguely resembles pulled pork. After, of course, his best Kenshiro impersonation. Broly frequently enjoys blasting the little weasels to hell, since he'll never run out.
  • Beerus The Lord of Destruction absolutely detests the little creatures; the reason least of which is that they insist on preserving a decaying universe by creating despair and destroying hope, but more importantly that they made his beloved friend Madoka cry. Perhaps worst of all is that no matter how many he vaporizes, there's ALWAYS more of them.
  • Has lately found good company in Satan, who enjoys his deceptive nature and common view of humans as cattle: the two are scheming a two-pronged plan that benefits them both, where Satan gains dominion over the Earth and rules it with an iron fist, while Kyubey convinces the oppressed masses to make contracts and fight back against Satan (efforts that would be doomed to failure) and thus gain tons of energy for the universe. He has since joined up with The Usurper faction.
    • It's for similar reasons that he has good company with Mard Geer, who is pleased to meet another who thinks of humanity as he does and likes the method by which Witches are made. Kyubey in turn is impressed with the Mard's utter dedication to his goals and allows nothing to get in the way.
  • They have shown a great fear (or as much fear as they can show) of Mr. Slave, due to an incident where he shoved both of them up his ass. They have since refused to go anywhere near him.
  • Gust is enemies with Kyubey because she hates his methods of business.
  • Their lack of emotion means Nekron can't see them, something they plan to use against him one day.
  • He has attempted to make a contract with boys instead of girls. This was the result.
  • Kyubey used to be great allies with the Anti-Spiral, who also utilizes despair for the greater good, until Kyubey decided to find Madoka following her deification. The Anti-Spiral didn't like the idea of bringing back a Hope Bringer from another plane of existence, and declared Kyubey insane for crossing the line.

Intermediate Gods

    Antasma 
Antasma, God of Monstrous Bats (The Bat King, Akkumu)
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  • Intermediate God
  • Symbol: His mask and fanged grin
  • Theme Music: Antasma's Theme, The Final Antasma Battle (for fighting)
  • Alignment: Chaotic Evil
  • Portfolio: Bat Out of Hell, working with other villains, Vampire Vords, Dream Walker, Thinking Up Portals, acting as a pastiche of past Mario & Luigi villains, the ability to create a Dream Within a Dream, Emotion Eater, Big Bad Wannabe
  • Domains: Nightmares, Bats, Villainy, Darkness
  • Heralds: The Squeeklies, Dreamy Mario
  • Followers: Viamat, Ratbat, Bat Devil
  • Allies: Fawful, Cackletta, Barbatos, Vaermina, Freddy Krueger, Nightmare, Wizeman, Ember McLain, The Dazzlings
  • Enemies: Mario, Luigi, Peach, BOWSER, Dimentio, The Shroobs, The Shadow Queen, The Dark Star, Galeem and Dharkon, Batty Koda, Riku, Kirby, The ENTIRE House of Betrayal and Treachery, Dream Of The Endless, Ysera, NiGHTS, Ned Needlemeyer, Princess Luna, Batman and members of The Justice League, Nagash, The Mane Six, Adora and Catra, Horde Prime
  • Antasma was at one time just a normal bat, but by somehow feeding off of the nightmares of a Pi'illo he gained the power to become the nightmare being he is now.
  • Antasma's ascension was literally like a Bat Out of Hell. After his demise, Antasma conjured a dream portal in order to escape from his afterlife, and eventually found his way to the Pantheon through the dream world. Many were shocked to see the being they heard about from Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and Bowser, but he was granted his position in the Pantheon when he trapped a few deities in a nightmare and tormented them until they were saved by Mario.
  • Ever since the incident where Bowser betrayed him, Antasma has been seeing red. Bowser is at the very top of his list of enemies because of it, and Antasma vows to get even. Anyone who crosses paths with him is in for a world of hurt. He'd also like to get revenge on Mario and Luigi, but first things first...
    • Upon learning of his ascension, Bowser simply welcomed him to try, and he has his minions ready in case things somehow go downhill for him when they inevitably clash. Luigi, completely defying his usual cowardly behavior, was determined to fight against Antasma once more, but those who know the reason behind his determination simply smiled as this was due to the desire to protect his brother in the Dream World from the plot of Antasma and Bowser.
    • Bowser's betrayal has resulted in him opposing everyone in the entire House of Betrayal and Treachery, regardless of their alignment. He finds those who would betray their allies, no matter the reason, disgusting. To many’s surprise, Antasma has came out and stated that he was NOT planning on betraying Bowser, something the Koopa King doesn’t believe in the slightest.
  • Antasma's true power is awakened when he is inside dreams. He takes on a larger and far more imposing form, and is capable of putting any Dream Walker that arrives to sleep, warping them to a nightmare realm where he can endlessly torment them until they either die or find a way out. The Grand United Alliance of Evil has taken an interest, but know he won’t be able to join due to his overwhelming hatred of Bowser, who is part of Melkor’s alliance. The Inducers of Nightmares are also interested in him but know that he’s far too focused on getting revenge on Bowser to be a member just yet.
    • Due to this, Antasma looks forward to the chance to attempt this on Riku. Freddy Krueger, Nightmare and Wizeman have decided to help him with this and they are keeping their plans against Riku a secret so he doesn’t have a chance to prepare and ask his allies for help against them.
  • Should Antasma find himself hurt, he can summon his signature snack - Antasmunchies - so that he may eat them for a power boost. He can also sleep upside-down (he's a bat, after all) and allow the Antasmunchies to heal him. Anyone else who eats an Antasmunchie simply falls asleep and suffers nightmares.
  • He can also summon his music speaker and play the Dreambeats to put anyone in the vicinity to sleep, though covering one's ears can help them stay awake. Ember McLain and The Dazzlings have taken an interest and are willing to help him, especially if he begins desiring to take the approach of mind control with his music.
  • Some people avoid talking to him, as they don't like his constant screeching during his monologues. When asked about it, he simply responded with this.
    Antasma: “Vut’s vrong vith the vay I speak? SKREEEP!”
  • Being another deified bat, Antasma considers Batty Koda a rival. The latter is actually afraid of Antasma. He is well aware of Horde Prime’s treatment of a fellow bat, Hordak, and tries to keep an eye on him in case he feels like trying to take control of him.
  • Much like the rest of the deities from his home universe, he is absolutely disgusted by the Shroobs and prefers to stay away from them. Given what they are, this is hardly surprising, especially since their goals aren't that different than those of Nagash. Antasma has been opposing both the Shroobs and Nagash.
  • Hates Galeem for turning him into a spirit and using him as a pawn. He knows Dharkon would’ve done the same if given the chance and they have become his most personal enemies behind Bowser. Of course, he won’t pull an Enemy Mine with his foes in order to fight Galeem and Dharkon.
  • Batman and the Justice League oppose him for being similar to an old foe, Doctor Destiny, who also causes nightmares. One version of him proved to be utterly irredeemable, much to Antasma’s horror as he was interested in bringing the man to the Pantheon for a potential alliance.
  • Will sometimes sing this when in battle.
  • "I vish... TO CONQUER THE VORLD!"

    Mammoth Mogul 
Mammoth Mogul, God of Cruel Elephants (Ixis Mogul)
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His future self
  • Intermediate God (Greater God or even an Overdeity as Master Mogul, Lesser without his Chaos Emerald)
  • Symbol: The Chaos Emerald embedded in his chest
  • Alignment: Lawful Evil (future self is Neutral Good)
  • Portfolio: Time Abyss, Greater-Scope Villain, Erased Thanks to a Continuity Reboot (And Legal Issues), Brilliant Operators, A Man of Wealth and Taste, Affably Evil, Malevolent Mammoths, Complete Immortality, Alternate Company Equivalent of Vandal Savage, Playing A Long Game Since It's Easier to Just Outlive Sonic, Atoning in a Bad Future, Villain Respect
  • Domains: Mammoths, Power, Immortality, Chaos Energy, Magic, Villainy
  • High Priest: Jack "Of The Drought"
  • Followers: Rumsshi, Jerry Jumbeaux Jr, Flame Mammoth
  • Allies: Vandal Savage, Wilson Fisk, Lex Luthor, Fat Tony, Zobek, Kamek
  • Headbutting Villains with: Malal
  • Rivals: Voldemort, Quan Chi, Dormammu
  • Enemies: Sonic and friends, but particularly Miles "Tails" Prower, Dr Eggman and Dr Wily (for the Continuity Reboot), Merged Zamasu, Ganesha, The Magical Girl Guardians and The Four Magicians, Asuna Kagurazaka, Lord Tirek, Rick and Morty, Lord English
  • Opposed by: Good-aligned elephants and mammoths like Manfred, Babar, Dumbo
  • Mammoth Mogul was once a simple Ice Age Mobian, until his encounter with a Chaos Emerald. Gaining tremendous power, intellect and immortality with it embedded in his chest, Mogul spent millennia gathering power and wisdom, with ambitions of world domination. He was behind the Order of Ixis, and by extent Robotnik's rise to power. While power hungry and verbose, he distinguishes himself with cultural etiquette and patience afforded to a man over 10 millennia in age.
  • Cannot be killed, however even he could not protect himself against the Continuity Reboot. Though Dr. Eggman was a rival, as the crux of the reboot along with Dr. Wily he has become the mammoth's enemy. This puts him in a precarious position with Malal. While Mogul dwells in the Retconnian and relates to Malal since it involved legal issues, and Malal does support the erased, Mogul finds the self-destructive nature of the renegade Chaos God to be unfavorable to his own ambitions.
  • Has many similarities to Vandal Savage, to the point of essentially being the Sonic version of him (though he is more Affably Evil than faux). They are immortals from an enigmatic substance with their own ancient orders, and seek world domination. Unsurprisingly, the two get along. He is most intrigued by the Illuminati.
  • For now, Mogul is content to play the long game. After all, he can just wait until Sonic is dead or too old to oppose him. Not that he won't stir up trouble for them, and is busy running a not-criminal front, to which he has found Wilson Fisk and Fat Tony enjoyable business partners. He seems to respect Lex Luthor's tenacity and intelligence.
  • When hopped up on enough Chaos energy through stealing it, he gains a super form as Master Mogul. The first time it took the combined might of Super Sonic, Hyper Knuckles and Turbo Tails to stop him. The second time, he proved himself a multiversal threat and required Tails to achieve his chosen one form to stop him. The Hall of Other Dimensions is keeping their eye on him. He has tried to learn the secrets of Rick Sanchez' portal gun.
  • Zamasu was quick to go on a tirade of mortals abusing their power with Mammoth Mogul and his dabbling into trying to conquer and/or destroy universes. This is less part of his immense hypocrisy, and more the mad Kaioshin venting because his God of Destruction was a pink elephant called Rumsshi, who is a complete jackass. Not that the nicer pachyderms like Mogul, though it is mainly Ganesha who openly opposes Mogul due to him seeking to rival and surpass the god's power.
  • Founder of the Order of Ixis, Mammoth Mogul is a proficient magic user. He has allowed Kamek and Zobek to join his circle and learn from each other. Naturally, he is opposed to those antithetical to magic such as Asuna Kagurazaka and Lord Tirek, but is still a capable fighter without the emerald in his chest. He competes with both the Magical Girl Guardians and the Four Magicians.
  • Voldemort, due to his belief that only he should live forever and he is the greatest wizard, is a rival of Mammoth Mogul and Quan Chi feels similarly to Mogul. Dormammu was amused by this power grab, and competes with Mogul for who is the greatest sorcerer.
  • In Silver's future, he has reformed given that there's little to do After the End. The Future Mogul is a mentor to Silver, and has ended up taking a fondness to Future Trunks. Much like a future Vandal, he is aware of the potential ramifications that it might undo his heel turn, but is willing to risk it so as to better the future. Of course, some believe he's faking it. Many who had evil future selves were intrigued by this. Dark Danny thinks he gave up too easily.
  • The Future Mogul is opposed deeply to Dr. Weil, since he has not only not learned his lesson from a century after dealing with his apocalypse, but became even worse. He believes Eobard Thawne to be a dire threat to the timeline. Both present and future Mogul oppose Lord English, the latter for the horrible damage to the timeline, and the former because it's bad for business.

    Po 
Ping Xiao Po, God of Fighting Pandas (The Dragon Warrior, Kung Fu Panda, The Big Fat Panda, Little Lotus, The Midnight Stranger, Dragon Master, The Chosen Kung-Fu Panda, The Best Dragon)
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  • Intermediate God (Greater God if he's given — note, given — enough Chi or with the Hero's Chi)
  • Symbol: The Dragon Scroll
  • Theme Music: Kung Fu Fighting (Kung Fu Panda version), Panda Po, A Tale of Po
  • Alignment: Neutral Good
  • Portfolio: Fighting Panda, Strength Through Obesity, Ditzy Geniuses, Kung-Fu, Ascended Fanboys, Awesomeness, Supreme Chefs, Big Eaters, Has 2 dads, eventually growing in power
  • Domains: Pandas, Martial Arts
  • Heralds: Master Shifu (to represent the red pandas while Po represents the giant pandas), Mr. Ping (his adoptive father), Li Shan (his biological father), the rest of the Hidden Village Pandas, Peng, The Dragon Knights.
  • Followers: Panda, Lao Jiu, Monkie Kid, Pigsy
  • Allies:
  • Friendly Rival: The Murray
  • Enemies:
  • Spends a lot of time in the House of Combat, partially to train with other martial arts legends but also so he can gawk in awe at them, to the point that he has decided to carve figurines of all of his favorite legends at the House of Craft.
    • Has a rivalry with The Murray due to how similar they are. They've fought each other in eating competitions and fights between The Murray's wrestling and Po's kung-fu. They've been banned from driving go-karts after they nearly destroyed the House of Travel in one of their races.
  • He's also known to be very good at cooking, and sometimes aids his father (a goose) in making delicious noodles for everyone to enjoy.
  • Occasionally visits the Houses of Gender and Health and Diseases, particularly Litchi's temples, to visit his 'little brother' Lao Jiu, offering to teach him as much Kung-Fu as a miniature panda can muster. Lao Jiu is always reluctant to accept, but Po is always happy to meet other pandas in the Pantheon. Sometimes Po also shares noodle-cooking and Kung-Fu skills with Litchi, the former of which she never turns down.
    • Is known to immediately cheer up Noel Vermillion whenever she's having a bad day.
  • When he was called for ascension, he had to climb a multitude of stairs to reach the Pantheon. Needless to say, it took him a while to get up there.
  • After looking for a worthy High Priest, Po settled on Chen Stormstout, who also doubles as Po's Trainer in his patented Drunken Boxing. When the oddity of a high priest giving a god combat training seemed a bit backward and that Chen should take up the position, the Brewmaster declined, stating that he's too focused on living life and enjoying his drinks to settle down for the responsibilities of godhood.
    • …Until Po suggested that Chen could be a potentially good candidate for Drunken Master, which prompted Chen to challenge for the title and win himself a spot in the Pantheon. Po is really happy that his trainer now is able to come here more often.
  • He gave a big bear hug to his friends, the Furious Five, when they ascended into the Pantheon. His stay in the Pantheon wasn't the same without them, so he could finally eat and fight with them.
  • After the events of Kung Fu Panda 3, Po has just taken a huge bump up on the other alliances in terms of threat level. Now, not only has he mastered Kung Fu, he's learned how to deflect cannonballs AND he's developed techniques that use Chi too. As such, the GUAC, GUAL and GUAE take him far more seriously—especially since he's started teaching Kung fu and Chi to the rest of the GUAG.
    • During that time that he met up with Uncle Chan, the uncle of Jackie Chan, who is amazed at how Po is so good with chi. Po's since taken up Uncle's offer to learn the ways of Chi Wizardry and trains diligently. This also means he gets to hang out with Jade and Tohru (and of course Jackie Chan) more often.
  • Po and the Furious Five once had an encounter with the infamous being known as Chin during one of his daily attempts to assault China, who tracked them down and challenged them to a battle. After a standoff of a few hours (since Chin's attack could kill any of them or a bystander in a single blow, they could not take any chances) Po finally managed to defeat him by unleashing the Wuxi Finger Hold on him, sending him right into the Spirit Realm. Unfettered, Chin made his way through the realm and somehow managed to find his way back into the physical world.
  • Skadoosh!

    Sly Cooper 
Sly Cooper, God of Rascally Raccoons (Ringtail, The Raccoon, The Gentleman Thief, The Romeo, The Looks, The Ladies 'Man', The Heart Robber, The Money, The Heartbreaker, The Rogue, The Sly Goodbye, The Tail, The Dapper Bandit, The Talent, The Shadow, Burglarus Raccoonus)
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  • Intermediate God
  • Symbol: The Thievius Raccoonus; alternatively, his Calling Card
  • Theme Music: Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus, Thieves in Time (shared with Bentley and Murray)
  • Alignment: Chaotic Good leaning toward True Neutral
  • Domain: Thievery, Honor, Companions
  • Portfolio: Domino Mask, wielding canes, an obvious thief, Honor Before Reason, Gentleman Thief, snarking, following the legacy of his ancestors, wearing a shirt but no pants, jumping high, skills coming from his father, appearing/reappearing out of nowhere, not being able to swim (despite being a raccoon), Having his franchise canned in the middle of a major cliffhanger
  • High Priests: Meeko
  • Followers: Eddy the Rac, Chiktikka, Zigzagoon, Linoone, Obstagoon, Woo, Ralph, Melissa and Bert
  • Allies:
  • Rival: Nathan Drake
  • Friendly Enemy: Carmelita Fox
  • Enemies: Penelope Mouse (former Cooper Gang member), Clockwerk and Neyla, Evil deities in the House of Commerce, Lady Tremaine, Clu
  • Evil Counterpart: Roman Torchwick
  • Opposes: Prince Hans Westergard
  • Having surpassed the skills of his ancestors in the Thievius Racoonus, Sly Cooper, leader of the modern-day Cooper Gang, decided to head up to the Pantheon for more challenges. He only steals from the villainous and rich because "there's no honor, no challenge, and no fun stealing from the poor."
  • Many have noted that he acts similar to Lupin when it comes to thieving, and the two have challenged each other to a thieving contest. The two haven't decided when to hold their thieving spree, but it would be a feat to talk about for years to come.
  • Has gotten a rivalry with Nathan Drake due to their ways of gathering treasure: while Nathan goes to ancient ruins in search of treasure, Sly and his ancestors acquired their treasure by stealing from other thieves. Things came to a head at one point, before cooling to a healthy respect.
  • He also doesn't get along with Robin Hood either. While Robin Hood is about stealing from the rich and giving it to the poor, Sly steals as it's part of his family honor as a thief and seals his treasures away. Still, Sly does respect Robin Hood enough to be taught archery lessons from him.
  • The majority of Sly's treasures has been placed in the Cooper Vault on a secret island hidden far, far away. Only those of Cooper ancestry are capable of entry, and he has ensured that only he, Bentley, and Murray can enter it.
  • Many have questioned why Sly, a raccoon, can't swim. He simply answers that he, Bentley and Murray skipped swimming lessons back at the orphanage.
  • Sly and Bentley were pulled into a mysterious world where they were forced to compete in Galactic Games alongside Jak, Daxter, Ratchet and Clank, which ultimately ends with all six of them working together to defeat their kidnappers, Gleeber and Lunk. The duo were actually Plan B, since the original candidates, Sora and Donald, fell into a year-long slumber before they could be captured.
    • Speaking of which, Sly seems to be interested in Sora's Drive Forms, and would like to learn how to use them himself if possible. Sora has stated that he'd like to teach him this power, but Sly would have to get the blessings of Flora, Fauna and Merryweather, first.
  • Has a bad Italian accent, according to Bentley, which all the Italian gods can agree with. Despite this, Sly was still able to fool Le Paradox and Miss Decibel, villains in his own world, when in Ancient Arabia, which was a massive surprise for everyone. Aladdin is wondering how the heck that even works.
  • Sly is consistently furious at former team member Penelope Mouse for her betrayal of the gang. It was bad enough that Penelope completely hated Sly himself for supposedly holding back Bentley's potential, even though Sly once saved her from a stone dragon. This came to a head when Penelope tried to crush his skull when he was pinned down; this act caused Bentley to finally break up with Penelope and attack her to protect his friends. Naturally, Sly will not hesitate to attack Penelope if she appears to pose a threat to her former allies.
    • For some reason, her villainy and his presence in the Pantheon have created a paradox, but Sly insists that he got away from the blimp in time, and rumors of him being trapped in Ancient Egypt are false. Sure, he woke up at the pyramids…in the present day. Made it back to Paris in a matter of months. The whole thing is too long a story to explain properly in a day.
    • Likewise, Sly saw Prince Hans becoming Sköll over anger and jealousy as a reminder that Penelope might suffer the same fate if she continues to pursuit money and power through acts of evil. His attempts to warn her have done nothing but push Penelope closer to the edge. This causes the creation of a Heartless called the "Avaricious Muis".
  • Sometime after The Morality Civil War, Sly gained the trust of Genie, and is able to summon him in battle. Amusingly, when summoned, Genie will wear an outfit that reflects a Drive Form and will copy Sly's cane for his own use.
  • Found himself a new friend in Ren Amamiya (soon after the latter's ascension), both being leaders of gangs of virtuous thieves who have experience being pursued by and then working with an attractive female police detective. He was there to help celebrate when said gang, the Phantom Thieves of Hearts, were all moved to share Joker's temple with him.
  • "The Thievius Raccoonus doesn't make great thieves. It takes great thieves to make the Thievius Raccoonus!"
  • Can also be found in the House of Crime, in the Hall of Thieves.

Lesser Gods

    Bashmaster 
Bashmaster the Unbreakable, God of Evil Bears
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  • Lesser God
  • Symbol: The Snowmad Emblem, and his hammer
  • Theme Music: Punch Bowl
  • Alignment: True Neutral with Evil leanings
  • Portfolio: ice powers, Lost Food Grievance, being able to leap off the screen In a Single Bound
  • Domains: Ice, Bears, Eating
  • Heralds: The Snowmads that he directs (though, of course, they also follow Lord Fredrik's orders)
  • High Priest: The Rabid Bear
  • Followers: Mor'du, the San Diego Zoo bears, Kuma II
  • Allies: Lord Fredrik, Teddie
  • Rival: King K. Rool
  • Enemies: Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Cranky Kong, Dixie Kong, Winnie the Pooh, Po
  • The biggest reason Bashmaster is in the Pantheon is because he is one of Fredrik's lieutenants, and was with him at the time of Fredrik's attempted conquering of the Pantheon, even causing his fair share of damage. Like Fredrik, he was defeated by the Main House and the Kong family despite his best efforts, but managed to find his own place in the Pantheon.
  • Bashmaster serves as a darker application of Pooh's former trope. Bashmaster cares not for any Pantheonic bear unless they can prove their ursine might to him, therefore Pooh is on his blacklist. And while he acknowledges Po is a powerful fighter, he finds the panda's personality to be grating.
  • When not causing chaos for the Snowmads, Bashmaster lives a surprisingly relaxed life, preferring to lounge about in his temple, where he can enjoy all the frozen treats his heart desires. Destroying or otherwise making sure Bashmaster can't finish his snack is the one surefire way to get him into a rampage.
  • Hammer-wielding gods in the Pantheon admire how his hammer is designed to cause maximum damage and can even create ice projectiles, but recommend that he make both ends spiny, so that people can no longer jump onto the flat end and then onto his head.
  • Has actually forged a friendship after realizing he was not so different from Teddie, due to the latter proving to be a strong bear (or bear-like creature), having an affinity for ice and an appetite for frozen treats. Occasionally trades one of his fresh fruit ice-pops for one of Teddie's Topsicles, and enjoys the flavor.

    Dillon 
Dillon, God of Cowboy-Themed Armadillos (Jiro)
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  • Lesser God
  • Symbol: Himself rolled into a ball
  • Theme Music: Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger
  • Alignment: Neutral Good
  • Portfolio: Rolling Attack, The Drifter, Heroic Mime, Punny Name, The Stoic
  • Domains: Armadillos, Travel
  • Heralds: Russ, Gallo, Boone, Nomad
  • Allies: Mighty the Armadillo, Sonic the Hedgehog, Rango, Quick Draw McGraw, Samurai Jack, Crazy Dave, The Courier, most cowboys
  • On Good Terms with: The Regi trio
  • Dillon is an armadillo ranger decked out in a cowboy hat and bandana that travels around The Wild West going after threats that are after any town close by. A legion of rock monster known as Grocks are causing trouble and it’s up to Dillon and his friends to thwart their plans. One of his primary methods of attack is to roll into his opponents, though the villages that Dillon travels to has defense towers that he can add on to and improve the overall defense of the village by collecting resources for them.
  • As Dillon traveled across the vast desert plains, he saw what appeared to be a large skyscraper in the distance. As he got closer, he realized that he was approaching a large city that was different from all the other towns he’s traveled to. As Dillon was trying to make sense of what was happening, a group of Grocks ended up attacking the Pantheon grounds and Dillon got to work taking care of them. The defenses that the Pantheon set up aided Dillon when he was in trouble and that group of Grocks was ultimately taken care of. He was then offered a spot in the Pantheon and while he doesn’t really “stay” there, he'll make some visits whenever he isn't busy.
  • He ended up finding himself in the company of other western-themed animals during his time in the Pantheon. Both Rango and Quick Draw Mcgraw have taken a strong liking to Dillon’s resolve and how he solves problems. He has sometimes helped both Rango and Quick Draw with honing their skills to thwart enemies that prowl The Wild West and using resources to their advantage. While the three do make a good team and are friendly with each other, Dillon has usually done most of the work thus far with the others needing more time to improve.
  • Dillon is among those who have shown up in various Smash tournaments as an assist to whoever summons him via Assist Trophy. He uses a Rolling Attack against the summoner’s opponents, with him performing a stronger attack before he leaves the battlefield. A handful of beings have started to see Dillon as a sort of rival to Sonic as a result of them sharing the scene by virtue of being animals who turn into a ball and roll into their adversaries, though the two actually maintain a decent friendship off the battlefield.
    • It was through Sonic that Dillon got the opportunity to meet up with another armadillo. The hedgehog then introduced Dillon to Mighty, an armadillo that’s similar to Sonic in terms of abilities (including rolling into a ball) and helped the hedgehog a few times. Mighty was eager to work alongside Dillon for some adventures and although Dillon had his own companions, he was willing to let Mighty tag along for a few travels, with Mighty’s speed helping out rather well.
  • The Courier had heard rumors of another deity that had traveled across a post-apocalyptic Western setting much like himself. His meeting with Dillon happened by chance, though The Courier wasn’t all that fazed by the fact that all those rumors were talking about an armadillo. As the pair traveled across a barren wasteland, they found themselves ambushed by a group of mutated rock-like creatures. Their numbers were high, but Dillon and The Courier were able to defeat them and the pair was able to find a safe spot from whoever might be left of those creatures. The Courier found Dillon to be an interesting individual and most of their later interactions generally consist of intermittent letters sent by The Courier to Dillon dictating that something may be attacking a town that Dillon hasn’t gone to yet.
  • While Samurai Jack had a goal in trying to get back to the past, he took plenty of opportunities during his travels to help someone in need throughout various locales. Dillon was staying at a town one time and had trouble dealing with some rock monsters until Jack stepped in and helped Dillon with defeating them. Their conversation generally had Dillon’s sidekick Russ explaining what Dillon does, with Jack commending the pair for willing to help someone out during their travels even if Dillon didn’t have a real long-term goal like Jack did.
  • Crazy Dave saw some of Dillon’s adventures and noticed how he uses resources to help a city’s defenses in addition to his own close-combat expertise in fending off enemies. As he was looking for some supplies to use in adding to the Pantheon’s defenses, Dillon came across Crazy Dave’s shop and found a selection of items that were different from what he was used to. Dillon then used what Crazy Dave had available and decided to put them to use as he prepared to engage his opponents in close-combat. The items that Dillon purchased help him out and he has since become a regular customer of Dave’s. Dave couldn’t help but be reminded of the fact that he had a cactus date an armadillo and wonder if The Cactus would like Dillon.
  • Some cowboys such as Lucky Luke have hoped to get Dillon’s attention in the hopes of having him tag-along with them for some adventures and defend towns. While Dillon was a bit more comfortable with hanging out with other animals with a Western-inspired theme, he took some time to meet up with other humans. The Man with No Name, who happened to be another drifter, found Dillon to be a bit unusual considering what the armadillo uses though he had no other issues with him otherwise. The armadillo was someone who would use whatever he finds as a means to get through a battle and prefers to directly attack his opponents instead of using a gun at a decent enough range compared to most other cowboys. Dillon took note of these other cowboys, finding them to be worth looking into, if looking far different from the “Amiimals” that he had encountered.
  • While relaxing one day, Dillon heard some loud noises and rolled over to an area close to the source. He ended up seeing Regirock, Regice, and Registeel attacking a structure, with Russ mistakenly thinking the three were more advanced Grocks at first. After the structure was destroyed, the Regi trio went inside, with Dillon following them to see if they’re up to something. The armadillo then found the Regi trio knocked out by a large molten creature covered in rocks and Dillon had to fight against it. He had to find a way to extinguish the flames from the creature and after it was weakened, Dillon finished it off with the help of the Regi trio. Supposedly, something dangerous was going to have awakened inside a cavern and the Regi trio went there to try and prevent the creature from causing extensive damage. Dillon ultimately saw the Regis as not that bad and was surprised to see a friendly rock creature in Regirock given the various Grocks that he encountered previously.
  • Dillon was rolling through the desert fields when a race was going on. Liz of the Nitro Squad yelled “Your mum’s an Armadillo!” at another driver, prompting Dillon to stop for a bit and have a bit of a weird look at the cars. Things would have been even more awkward if Liz directly said that to his face, especially since no one knows what kind of past Dillon had.

    Drilbur and Excadrill 
Drilbur and Excadrill, Gods of of Drill Moles (Drilbur: Mole Pokémon, Mogurew | Excadrill: Subterrene Pokémon, Doryuzu, Simole the Digger, Kamina, Big Daddy, The Drill King)
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Drilbur
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Excadrill
  • Lesser Gods
  • Symbol: Their drill arms
  • Alignment: True Neutral
  • Gender: Male and Male
  • Ability: Sand Rush
  • Moves: Drill Run, Hone Claws, Metal Claw, Sandstorm
    • Z-Move: Tectonic Rage
  • Portfolio: Drill Mole Miners, Ground-type, This Is a Drill, steel-boring claws, Recurring Element to the Sandshrew family line
  • Domains: Moles, Drills, Digging
  • Followers: Digmole, Drimogemon and NiseDrimogemon, Neo-Spacian Grand Mole and Mogumole, Major Burrows, Experiment 529 a. k.a. Digger, Burrobot and Grounder Badniks
  • Allies: Ash Ketchum, Pikachu, N Harmonia, Team Dai-Gurren (esp. Simon and Kamina), the Fortress Dwarves, Gaara, Gajeel Redfox, the Drillers, Toph Bei Fong, Tyranitar, Steve and Alex
  • Enemies: Team Rocket, Ghetsis Harmonia, Lysandre, Cyrus, the Anti-Spiral, Anub'arak, Crocodile, Sakazuki, Rumble and Frenzy, most non-good gods in the Hall of Toxicity
  • Cautious Around: Water-types (both), Fire-, Fighting-, and other Ground-types (Excadrill only), Grass, and Ice (Drilbur only)
  • When it comes to the immediate subterranean known for digging; two things are most prevalent. One of them is the mole, a known garden-ruining pest. Another is the drill, a tool better suited for digging than a shovel. And like many cool things, they sometimes get merged, giving the trope Drill Mole. Excadrill, the Subterrene Pokémon, was selected out of a grab bag since it fit the bill; a mole-based creature with a drill motif. The evolved form of Drilbur, it can straighten its body and spin like a drill, and cut through iron and steel plating. An excellent digger, its speed, typing, and moveset makes Excadrill a powerful Pokémon, and by extension a worthy deity for ascension. For a while, he was to take this role alone, but someone decided that adding his pre-evolution Drilbur would be a good idea as well, and now he finds himself with an "apprentice" of sorts, who follows his lead most of the time.
  • Excadrill's Pokédex entries can be contradictory. According to Black, it can help in tunnel construction. But according to White, its activity can be destructive to subway tunnels. Of course, he's perfectly capable of doing both depending on his mood and the circumstances, and the Hall of Earth and Rock has encouraged Excadrill to use his powers constructively. That said, his potential to damage subway terminals is a source of concern to Artyom, with the man politely asking Excadrill to stay away from the Post-Apocalyptic Metro System. One visit later, and after experiencing all its perils, supernatural and otherwise, the Drill Mole is sure not to make a repeat visit.
  • His typing renders him immune to most poison-related attacks, earning him tons of adversity from the near-entirety of the Nature Hall of Toxicity (though Salazzle can Corrode through his Steel Typing anyway). And if allowed to Hone Claws and can endure long enough, Excadrill is capable of virtually annihilating anything that gets in his way. And given how useful he can be, even outside of battle, he gets involved a lot in the goings-on in the Pantheon; it helps that he gets involved with Team Dai-Gurren a lot after getting along with its founder and leader Kamina and Simon respectively. The latter considered debating who gets to have the Subterrene Pokémon as a partner, but the former, ever the Cool Big Bro, relinquished his claim. Not that that matters much since they're all together as one group now.
    • Through them, he also became acquainted with Jill Dozer, who was interested in his drill-based implements, and they're both from Game Freak works to boot. Despite her status as the leader of a gang of bandits, due to their status as a group of Loveable Rogues, Excadrill still thinks it's alright to join forces with her from time-to-time to go on adventures. As such, given just how insane things can get with Team Dai-Gurren to levels that even he can't handle for extended periods, he decided to transfer his partnership to the Red Dozer leader. Excadrill also got involved with the Drillers and their drilling operations, Toph Bei Fong who was mildly impressed with his mastery over navigating the earth, and establish cordial relations with them.
  • Ironically, Excadrill is weak to his own Ground type (Drilbur is neutral since he doesn't have a Steel-typing). Usually this doesn't concern him, however he is always on edge for the more villainous geomancers and earth manipulators like Rumble and Frenzy, or Crocodile. Admiral Akainu in particular is a threat, given his Steel typing makes him vulnerable to heat. As such, he and Drilbur like to hang with Tyranitar on occasion, as his Sand Stream automatically creates a sandstorm (and whipping up one first beforehand won't be needed), which their Sand Rush abiloities can make great use of, and his typings meant he won't be buffeted.
  • Their abilities and power have also drawn attention of those who would wish to abduct and exploit them to dig for oil or gold. More destructive deities wish to abduct and exploit them to dig tunnels under towns and cause resultant sinkholes to destroy them. As neutral-aligned Pokémon, neither are inclined to exclusively do evil for the sake of it. Of course, his allies make sure to put a stop to any of these plots from being carried out.
  • Drillbur gets a bad rap from farmers given he's known for destroying vegetable crops, just like moles in Real Life. While such places are no longer a priority for Excadrill, The Farmer and Eustace Bagge remain wary of both. Courage also has reason to be wary, though this is due to that time Muriel was bitten by a weremole and became one herself before Courage managed to cure her. Not to mention how intimidating Excadrill himself looks (while Drilbur is cute in general), though at least he's benign enough.
  • As a Ground/Steel-type, those who harness the abilities of Fire, Water, and Fighting are those Excadrill would rather avoid given his weakness to them Platypet is of course one of many, and unfortunately the monotreme's Toxic typing isn't weak to Ground/Earth for a case of Wrong Context Typing. Drilbur on the other hand just has to worry about Water, Grass, and Ice, but those elements tend to be common.
  • As most non-humanoids often do in the Pantheon, Excadrill and Drilbur eventually ran into others that are generally of his kind. Namely, this means other moles, such as Mr. Resetti (while he was chilling from not having to rant at someone for a while), the Mole who's friends with the Rat (who's saddened that Excadriill couldn't exactly hold a tea cup or do any delicate activities with him, though Drilbur had somewhat better luck), and the Happy Tree Friend known only as The Mole (whom Excadrill accidentally killed once).
  • As a more influence-able and comparatively less threatening Pokemon, Drilbur has been led by the non-malevolent deities of the Hall of Earth and Rock to help look for fossils and guard coal mines. During one of the latter, Lucas encountered him and was reminded of the Reconstructed Moles he fought back in the Nowhere Islands. Drilbur's claws did resemble drills, foreshadowing his evolved form, but he wasn't Steel-type yet, and Lucas wasn't the type to get into fights on a whim, so there was no battling at all. It did almost come to that after seeing Excadrill come back for Drilbur, but he knew that Porky Minch has no hand in this and didn't engage in combat.

    Felicia & Jon Talbain 
Felicia and Jon Talbain, The Divine Female Feline & Male Canine Duo (Felicia: The Pop Star-Demon-Catchick-Lady | Talbain: Gallon, Barky, The Kung-Fu Canine Darkstalker)
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Talbain's human form

    Pepe Le Pew 
Pepé Le Pew, God of Skunks (Henry, Stinky)
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    Roger Family 
The Roger Family, Beastly Gods of Boxing Kangaroos (Roger Sr., Mrs. Roger, Roger Jr.)
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Top to Bottom: Roger Sr. and Mrs. Roger (With Roger Jr. on her pouch)
  • Lesser Gods
  • Symbol: A pair of boxing gloves above a pair of kangaroo feet
  • Theme Music: So Healthy! (More Vigorously!, Fiji -Paraiso Mix-)
  • Alignment: Neutral Good
  • Portfolio: Boxing Kangaroos, Badass Family, The Unintelligible, Boxing Style does not Impede in Wrestling Moves, Roger Jr. is Cute-as-Buttons, Mrs. Roger Fights with her Son, Red Boxing Gloves (Roger Jr. Possesses Blue and Yellow)
  • Domains: Kangaroos, Boxing, Genetic Engineering, Family Dysfunction
  • Herald: Alex
  • Allies: Alisa Bosconovich, Lars Alexandersson, King II, Rocky Balboa, Apollo Creed, Ippo Makunouchi, Little Mac, Dudley, Hoppy , Crash Bandicoot
  • Sporting Competition With: The Boxers of Punch Out!!
  • Enemies: Heihachi Mishima, Kazuya Mishima, Riptor, Balrog, Pokémon Hunter J, Dr. Neo Cortex
  • On Good Terms With: The House of Sports
  • Conflicted Opinion: Ripper Roo
  • During his rule in the Mishima Zaibatsu, Kazuya opted with Dr. Bosconovich to create a series of genetically enhanced animals with overly aggressive tendencies. The results were partially successful; the animals were much smarter and able to be trained, though they didn't become more aggressive. Among them was Roger, a married Kangaroo who entered the Second King of the Iron Fist Tournament. Alongside him was a Deinonychus, Alex. Later on, Roger's son, Jr. and Mrs. Rogers would enter the fifth tournament, although much of their time would be spent in solitary peace.
  • Upon ascension, the boxing kangaroos took the time to visit the House of Sports to practice and display their boxing skills. They've since become popular visitors.
    • The Roger Family has become well acquainted with fellow boxers like Rocky Balboa, Apollo Creed, Dudley, Ippo Makunouchi and Little Mac, all of whom enjoy the company of the kangaroo. Alex also takes the time to visit, and while he is less popular, he still manages to be an occasional guest. Several boxers from Little Mac's world see the Roger Family as rivals, though they do respect the family for being close-knitted.
  • The Roger Family once encountered Hoppy, a Hoppasaurus who also likes boxing. The two have become fast friends, with Hoppa occasionally meeting up with them, sparring, training and the parents even allowing Hoppy to take Roger Jr. on occasional rides.
  • Given that they were created by Dr. Bosconovich, the Roger Family are rather protective of Alisa, the latter of whom treats the kangaroos with respect and care. Its Alisa whom the Roger Family spend time with the most, with Alisa taking cues to mentoring and babysitting Roger Jr. at times. The Roger Family sees Alisa as a mother of sorts, and would do anything to provide for her.
  • Took an immediate disliking towards Balrog, as he used as many dirty tricks as possible to try having the fight on his favor. Him nearly hitting Roger Jr. only made his mother more angry, and pounded the hell out of him. They did however, find a new friend in Dudley, who is eager to give the Roger Family a good fight and service.
  • Given their terrible treatment and disregard, the Roger Family firmly oppose Heihachi and Kazuya, who don't really care much about them. Additionally, an encounter with Riptor also went sour as the engineered raptor tried to attack and kill the family. A timely second-wind from Alex helped to repel Riptor, who's still intending to finish what she started.
  • Pokémon Hunter J, wanting a good bounty, captured the Roger Family, and was close to achieving her award, when Alisa suddenly arrived with Lars Alexandersson to rescue the kangaroos. They were able to save them and engage J's Pokémon before the Roger Family turned their sights on the poacher. J was forced to retreat due to being overwhelmed, though she has admitted it won't be the last time in her attempts of capturing the Roger Family.
  • The Roger Family met up with Ripper Roo, formerly the Pantheon's sole kangaroo. Riper Roo was pleased to see a family of kangaroo's find a place in the Pantheon for themselves and has offered them amicable service. The Roger Family aren't exactly fond of Ripper's rambunctious and crazy nature, with Mrs. Roger frequently having to shelter her son during weird experiments. That said, they are willing to accept Ripper's hospitality.
    • Ripper Roo did find some camaraderie when the Roger Family were once targeted by Dr. Cortex who wanted the kangaroos for research. He was stopped by Crash Bandicoot, who surprisingly didn't save the Roger Family, who actually set themselves free to confront and attack Dr. Cortex. Ripper Roo was surprised by the turn of events, but liked the family for their headstrong and tenacious personality. Crash has since maintained close relations, even bringing the Roger Family along to play with Crash's friends and family.
  • A few residents are surprised to learn that Roger and Mrs. Roger are actually divorced, with Roger himself being seen as a sign of embarrassment on his wife's part. Even more shockingly, there's the implication that Mrs. Roger might be hooking up with Alex, himself a bigger Butt-Monkey than Roger himself.

    Tasmanian Devil 
Tasmanian Devil, God of Ferocious Tasmanian Devils (Taz, Claude, Bright Eyes, Poochie, Theodore Tasmanian, Slobber (by Harley Quinn))
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  • Lesser God
  • Symbol: Himself spinning
  • Theme Music: Come to Taz-Mania, Tasmanian Meltdown
  • Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
  • Portfolio: Spectacular Spinning, The Unintelligible/Hulk Speak, Music Soothes the Savage Beast, Informed Species
  • Domains: Hunger, Spinning
  • Heralds: His family (Jean, Hugh, Molly, & Jake), Dog the Turtle, Dizzy Devil
  • Allies: SCP-524
  • Rivals: Kirby, Gluttony the Voracious
  • Enemies: Neo Cortex, Pokémon Hunter J
  • Odd Friendship with: Crash Bandicoot
  • Special Relations: Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird, Wonder Woman, Michael Jordan
  • A (mostly) mindless beast, the (or rather this particular) Tasmanian Devil spins wildly, looking for something good to eat. Of course, Taz has had a particularly large appetite throughout his life and has eaten through wood and steel. He can also eat dynamite and not get blown to smithereens afterwards.
  • Loud spinning noises were heard near the House of Beasts, causing much of the weaker wildlife to flee in a panic. Bugs Bunny, who just so happened to be present at that time, knew that noise quite well and decided to go near it. Shenanigans ensued and Bugs was able to use his wits to defeat Taz. Surprisingly, Taz was able to stick around thanks to Bugs, who offered to keep watch on him in case Taz went too out of control. After all, not only Bugs kept Taz as a pet previously (which weirded out some deities not only because of that idea, but because Taz's "docile" behavior was closer to that of a dog during those instances), but the two also went on a time-travelling adventure.
  • One method of calming down Taz, as utilized by Daffy Duck, is playing music. Bagpipes are apparently the only form of music that will not work, but other than that, any other form of music will do the job as long as it's still playing (although it's highly uncertain as to whether or not a Dreadful Musician will get that accomplished).
    • The other method is something that Speedy Gonzales and Bugs Bunny can do (though the mouse has considered talking to animal lovers about the trick). However, it has the side effect of making Taz act like a dog.
  • No one is sure why, but Taz has an extreme dislike of water. It doesn't help that there are large bodies of water within the Pantheon and that there are a fair number of deities with control over that element.
    "Taz hate water! Taz hate water!"
  • At one point, he was seen wearing a Flash costume. Luckily for some, it was just for show, as the thought of a miniature vortex whizzing around at high speeds was troubling.
    • On that note, not many expected Taz to cross paths with Wonder Woman, but almost no one expected Taz to have met up with Diana initially when the latter was a teenager. It turned out that Taz was somehow a Guardian of a Labyrinth in Themyscira, where Diana was tested to prove her worth as an Amazon warrior. One of the trials there was getting a bit of fur from Taz. Years later, when trouble hit the island, Diana requested Taz's help in stopping the threat. Taz admitted during then that he was upset that the music (which was used to lull him to sleep) was taken away from him and not because he was tricked during their first encounter.
  • Taz can spin whenever he likes, even while he's driving a car without destroying it...somehow.
  • Unsurprisingly, Taz gets into (semi-friendly) competition with Kirby and Gluttony the Voracious over who can eat the most. To that end, Taz is also a competitor in King Dedede's Gourmet Race contests, but given Taz's behavior, expect him to eat more than just the food during these races.
  • Dr. Cortex saw a miniature vortex and believed that Crash Bandicoot was out to get him once more. Once the spinning ceased, it turned out that Taz was spinning instead of Cortex's primary foe. However, the break was momentary and Taz went back to spinning and causing havoc. Cortex believed that he could use Taz's abilities to get himself closer to his goals and tried to kidnap the creature. Unfortunately for the doctor, Taz proved to be highly troublesome and wrecked Cortex's lab not long after being taken there. Cortex has sworn to get back at Taz following the incident.
    • As for the Bandicoot himself, Taz sees Crash as sort of an acquaintance. It may have something to do with them being a species of different kinds and not having intelligence as their main thing.
  • The House of Food felt like promoting an energy drink and following a raffle drawing, it was determined that Taz would be the star of a potential commercial. Not only did it go over as well as one would guess, but it also annoyed some other people trying to work on another commercial.
  • Hunter J has proven to be quite a sore spot for Taz, given how her hunting for unusual creatures brings back memories of being hunted by different beings for different reasons. However, Hunter J is practically the opposite of the Taz's hunting adversaries in just about every way (especially in personality and competency). Given Taz's appetite, she is looking for a foolproof idea that will let her capture Taz and not let him escape afterwards.
  • Measures are in place to ensure that he doesn't go near Flint Lockwood's FLDSMDFR. While no one is sure what would happen if Taz eats the whole thing in one gulp (eating an exploding bomb doesn't affect Taz a whole lot for one), Flint just doesn't want to risk anything with a wild creature like Taz. That and Taz has chased the "foodimals" created by that machine on a regular basis.
  • Of all things, Taz has crossed paths with Tweety more than once, usually in strange circumstances. The first time was when Taz got captured by Yosemite Sam to be put in a zoo, but it turned out later on that Tweety had other plans. Much later, the two, alongside Sylvester the Cat, ended up far away from their homes and had to endure a lot of trouble to get back.
  • For a mindless, spinning, hungry beast, Taz has actually done a couple of decent jobs. He worked as a bellhop for a hotel and was also an accountant for a separate company. Weirdly enough, Taz has tried to keep his more troublesome characteristics in check while working as an accountant.
    • Taz also likes to play basketball, an activity he's been seen practicing in the game Looney Tunes B-Ball and the movie Space Jam (which is also a reason Michael Jordan sometimes calls him to be a partner).
  • Despite being barely capable of speaking English by default, Taz has shown to suddenly speak perfectly normal on certain instances. Then again, this only occurs whenever he feels like it.
  • There would be some times that for the sake of the Rule of Funny, he would locate himself (or be instructed to do it) in someone else's trousers.
  • Surprisingly has a friend in Harley Quinn, who finds him to be quite adorable. She affectionately gives him the nickname Slobber, and he's willing to hang out with her from time to time.

    Toon Patrol 
Toon Patrolmembers, the Wicked Weasels (The Weasels, The Weasel Patrol; Smart Ass: Smarty, Smart Guy, Wiseguy)
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  • Lesser Gods
  • Symbol: A 1937 Dodge Humpback panel truck with the Toon Patrol emblem on it
  • Theme Music: The Weasels (Version A, Version B)
  • Alignment: Chaotic Evil
  • Portfolio: Quirky Miniboss Squad, The Dreaded, For the Evulz, Obviously Evil, Wicked Weasels, Not So Harmless Villains, Toons that are Helping Someone who Hates Toons get rid of Toons, Laughter as a Weakness (Which does All of them Except Smart Ass in)
  • Domains: Weasels, Villainy, Insanity
  • High Priests: Don Weaso and the Weasel Mafia
  • Followers: The Weasels of Mossflower, Duke Weaselton
  • Allies: Judge Doom, The Psycho Rangers, The Koopalings, Nack, Pinstripe Potoroo, Alex DeLarge
  • Enemies: Roger Rabbit, Jessica Rabbit, Ripper Roo, Mickey Mouse, various other toons, most of the House of Law and Justice, Conker the Squirrel
  • Opposes: Duck Hunt Dog, Luxanna Crownguard, the Hall of Kardel Sharpeye, Naga
  • Distrusts (especially for Smart Ass): The Ginyu Force, most of the Hall of Laughter
  • Despite the fact that they are called the Toon Patrol, they don't seem to have done much in the way of law enforcement. In fact, these weasels appear to be using their position as law enforcers just to cause chaos (they're hired by Judge Doom, himself a crooked judge). However, laughter is a shared weakness between them, as reminded by Smart Ass, their leader.
    • Aside from Smart Ass, the rest of the quintet consists of Greasy (he wears a green outfit and is apparently the number two of the group), Wheezy (a chain smoker), Stupid (as stupid as his name would suggest), and Psycho (the most insane out of an already insane group). They are every bit as wicked and ruthless as Judge Doom is in spite of the group's quirks.
  • Nack was once on another endeavor when he encountered the group by chance. The five have taken an interest in him and have occasionally hired him to go along with the Patrol's schemes. On his end, Nack seems to be OK with having met additional weasels, even if he admits that they're a bit too crazy for him.
  • By virtue of being villain squads, the Weasels have gotten along very well with both the Psycho Rangers and the Koopalings. The three groups have been working together on occasion to improve their effectiveness in confronting the heroes.
    • Strangely enough, this does not extend to the Ginyu Force, since despite being effective in combat even though that group is known for being silly, the Weasels (especially Smart Ass) feel that said silliness may lead to problems for the Toon Patrol, mainly uncontrollable laughter as a result of the Ginyu Force's hamminess and Smart Ass doesn't want that to happen, despite the Force's insistence on flair.
  • Many members of the House of Justice (the ones that aren't corrupt, that is) don't like them for presenting themselves as a "law enforcement" group, only to do that just to instill terror on others. The Weasels' association with a Hanging Judge just worsened the relationship between them and that house.
  • For the most part, the Weasels have a fairly cordial relationship with Alex DeLarge, given their penchant for creating chaos for the hell of it and they often like to share their exploits with each other. That said, the Weasels have a hunch that Alex's craziness may be a bit too much for them since they learned through these same conversations that Alex has done far worse things than what the Patrol has done.
  • They once tried to get Ripper Roo to work alongside them. It didn't work out as the weasels' offer was rejected via them getting blasted out of Roo's location by explosives. The weasels later decided the talk wasn't worth it since Roo's Split Personality schtick (having a smart side and a Laughing Mad side) would have been too much for them to handle anyways.
  • The fact that there was a place dedicated to laughter was something that Smart Ass did not take well. The laughs of those that reside there such as Kardel Sharpeye and Naga are enough to make him cringe easily. Not only that, but there are others that don't reside there whose laughs are just as annoying as those two.
    • The laughter issue seems to be the reason why an alliance between the Patrol and The Joker is unlikely for now (even though the Weasels admitted that they are interested in working with him). The fact that The Joker has a presumably lethal form of laughing gas with him put Smart Ass on edge.
  • Despite the fact that they are trying their best not to laugh that much, there have been moments where the weasels (even Smart Ass) are prone to laughing at something stupid. Many others have assumed that the warnings of Smart Ass to the other weasels not to laugh is only applicable whenever they're on duty.
  • Supposedly, there were two additional weasels (Slimy and Flasher, according to select reports) besides these five (and the aforementioned five probably weren't even called what they were initially). That said, no one has bothered to look for them, out of fear that they might be as insane as the other five.
    • In addition, there may have been a sixth weasel in the group (reportedly called Sleazy), but the weasels are not interested in talking about it.
  • Even though there were similar looking weasels serving Pete one time or ones that just have a similar appearance in general, these five weasels have no connection at all to those aforementioned ones.
  • Since the weasels were originally killed off before they learned what Judge Doom really is, they don't have any knowledge of that truth. There is uncertainty about how they will react to the truth about Doom, but the Patrol is very much content with causing chaos and misery regardless of if the aforementioned truth comes to them or not.

Demigods

    Penry/Hong Kong Phooey & Spot 
Penrod Pooch & Spot, Divine Leading Canine and Supporting Feline Duo (Penrod: Penry, Hong Kong Phooey, Number One Superguy)
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Spot and Hong Kong Phooey in the Phooeymobile
  • Demigods
  • Symbol: The Phooeymobile
  • Theme Music: Hong Kong Phooey
  • Alignment: Chaotic Good bordering on stupid (Penry); Neutral Good (Spot)
  • Portfolio:
  • Domains: Duos, Heroism
  • Allies: Mr. Satan, Inspector Gadget, Black Lightning, Po
  • Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: Darkwing Duck, The Janitor, Screwy Squirrel
  • Hated by: Stain
  • He is a beloved superhero with a skillset that can help him clear out crime quickly. He strikes terror into the hearts of criminals that catch his eye. All of this...is not true when describing Hong Kong Phooey and him being respected is more the result of people both good and bad taking his feats of heroism too seriously. He just so happens to be a mild-mannered and dimwitted janitor who turns into his superhero disguise via a faulty file cabinet and relies on a transforming vehicle stored in a trash dump and a book for doing weird kung-fu poses. This dog also has a beleaguered cat companion named Spot, who is often dragged into HKP's shenanigans and despite doing a lot of the work for him, it's Hong Kong Phooey who ends up getting the credit at the end of the day. Even if Spot isn't involved, some sort of fluke caused by HKP will cause the crook to get captured somehow.
  • A dog janitor named Penry paid a visit to the Pantheonic Law Enforcement building with the intention of helping clean up minor messes that occur there. Spot, a cat, was also there and a mishap or two later, some troublemaker was on the loose, causing the law enforcers to move out and take action. In the meantime, Penry decided to run to a vending machine, which led to a filing cabinet and thus, became Hong Kong Phooey and made an attempt to stop the crook. The crook simply decided to stop HKP from going further and after some comedic shenanigans (and Spot helping HKP), the crook ended up captured. Some of the officers then arrived and once they found the crook caught and tied up, believed that HKP did the work even though it was obvious the officers weren't there to witness what actually happened. Hong Kong Phooey accepted the offer to take care of additional Pantheon problems and allowed Spot to be with him, even if the cat felt that more trouble is bound to happen for the both of them.
  • Not long after getting himself used to the Pantheon, Penry was told that while he has used to learning about basic crimes such as theft, the Pantheon would have to deal with going-ons much more severe than that and that he and Spot would have to be careful. Penry listened to the warning, but Spot shaking his head at Penry's affirmation to the warning would be a sign that things are definitely not going to smoothly for them to put it lightly.
  • During his janitor duties, Penry is often the victim of a number of pranks by Glenn Matthews, who just so happens to be another janitor. While Glenn doesn't really pay much attention to Spot, the cat can't help but grumble at all the times that Penry has fallen for Glenn's tricks, especially since it's the cat, the dog, and the human janitor that's present in the building at the time whenever Glenn decides to mess around with Penry.
    • Screwy Squirrel, who sometimes shows up with Glenn and sometimes is by himself, has also proven to be a nuisance for Penry and Spot. Screwy's craziness combined with Penry's brainlessness leads to debacles that truly annoy Spot. Worse yet is that Screwy sometimes unleashes his chaos onto Penry and Spot when others aren't around and when someone's about to enter, Screwy bolts out of the building, leading others to think Penry is responsible for whatever mess has occurred.
  • Hong Kong Phooey taking the credit for stopping criminals despite not actually doing much actually irritated a few deities. Darkwing Duck in particular is very upset about it and has complained that he tries harder than that dog in stopping crooks even if the odds are against him. It doesn't help that most of the "credit" occurs once law enforcement arrives to the defeated criminal and Hong Kong Phooey once the "battle" has wrapped up.
    • Stain in particular has nothing but pure hatred over the "adventures" that both Hong Kong Phooey and Spot get in. According to Stain, a real hero is someone who saves others selflessly and with real conviction. After somehow witnessing one of HKP's acts of "heroism" from a distance, he saw the dog as nothing more than a complete fraud of a hero only in it just for fame. Stain even saw Spot that time and also didn't see him as a real hero, but rather someone that just goes along with whatever HKP is doing instead of actually doing anything serious.
  • One of HKP's weirder adventures involved setting up a detective agency in the 1970s and teaming up with Black Lightning to stop some criminals. What makes it weird is not just the fact that Hong Kong Phooey had a far more competent demeanor than normal, but the fact that he helped out a real superhero such as Black Lightning in the past.
  • Inspector Gadget and Hong Kong Phooey managed to strike up a strong friendship with each other thanks to their efforts to thwarting crime. Spot in particular noticed how Gadget's sidekicks had to do a lot of the work for Gadget the same way Spot had to help out HKP. What Spot was frustrated at is while Gadget has had moments of being legitimately serious, the cat had never witnessed anything similar for HKP. Both HKP and Gadget are also admired for their "heroism" even though their normal behavior is on the idiotic side.
  • Looking to brush up on his martial arts "skills", HKP decided to visit a martial arts dojo with his trusty book at hand despite Spot believing it wasn't a good idea. At first he was just making strange noises, doing bizarre poses, and just flinging himself headfirst at random objects. After finding himself near Po's sights, the panda offered to help HKP improve his martial arts skills after being told that HKP stops evildoers with various martial arts moves. A bit of training and hijinks ensued, with HKP's skills not really going up that much afterwards.
  • Mr. Satan is someone whom HKP looks up to a lot as the former has a lot going for him, specifically the image of being a great hero in the midst of all kinds of mayhem. In turn, Mr. Satan was surprised that Hong Kong Phooey was able to keep up a strong reputation for being a hero despite what happens. Spot himself felt like Mr. Satan was, at times, almost like HKP in terms of being admired and popular despite various circumstances going on.
  • Spot doesn't have much in the way of time to go around the Pantheon due to him mostly trying to make sure HKP doesn't get in too much trouble. On the uncommon chance that HKP goes out fighting crime without Spot around, the cat will take a bit of time to go around and meet some other sidekicks who are generally considered to be far better than the hero that they're helping such as Spike. These particular meetings tend to be brief as a result of Spot's limited communication.
  • It's hard to say what's exactly in Hong Kong Phooey's "Hong Kong Book of Kung-Fu" given his really air-headed personality. It could be possible the book is entirely blank and HKP is just making stuff up on a whim. Then again, it can be argued that despite it always being used whenever HKP is about to "fight", the book is more of a good-luck charm rather than a serious advice book on how to stop evildoers.
  • While HKP has a lot of confidence in himself when it comes to taking down crime, some have been wondering whether or not he has fantasies about his crime-fighting exploits that present him to be far more competent than what he appears to be by default. Although no one is sure if Spot appears in those fantasies (provided that they're even a thing to begin with), the cat's expression whenever the topic is brought up indicates that they're not really something to bring up to him.

Quasideities

    Grizzly, Panda and Ice Bear 
Grizzly, Panda and Ice Bear, Gods of Friendly Bears (Grizzly: Grizz, Grizzly Bear, Crowbar Jones, Loud One, Spike, Bear Guy; Panda: Pan-Pan, Stripes, Pando, Pardaro the Powerful, P-Man, Mr.Sprinkles, Dummies; Ice Bear: Proud Bear, Survival Hero, Alonzo Tigerheart, Sunshine, Fabio, Kuma-kun, Little Jellybean, Snezhnyy Mishka, Malen'kiy, Shiro-chan, Axeman)
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From Top To Bottom: Grizzly, Panda, and Ice Bear

    Paddington Bear 
Paddington, God of Funny Bears (Paddington Bear)
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  • Quasideity
  • Symbol: His trademark red hat and blue duffel coat, or a marmalade sandwich
  • Theme Music: For your listening pleasure...
  • Alignment: Neutral Good
  • Portfolio: Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal with a Line-of-Sight Name, Originally from Peru, now a Bear out in London, Loves Marmalade, overall Nice Guy... until he gives you the hard stare.
  • Domains: Good, Beasts, Friendship, Innocence, Adoption
  • Allies: Ryotaro Nogami/Kamen Rider Den-O, Winnie the Pooh, The Care Bears, Linkara, Baloo
  • Fears: Norma Desmond, Naughty Bear, Alfred Drevis, Hircine
  • Odd Friendship: The House of Crime
  • One day in the House of Travel, Ryotaro Nogami found this little bear waiting at the Lost and Found station of the Den-Liner with a sign that read, "Please look after this bear. Thank you." The bear was introduced as Paddington, after the station he was found in, and soon found himself trying to find his place in the Pantheon, with hilarious and unexpected results. After a series of adventures that not even the Cutie Mark Crusaders could help discover what his true title of godhood would be, the Court decided that, due to him unexpectedly causing hilarity wherever he went, he could be the Beary Funny God in the House of Beasts. Paddington agreed, and he soon made his temple.
    • Naturally, being a friendly bear, he gets along splendidly with Winnie the Pooh. The two have picnics of honey and marmalade sandwiches, and Paddington also has made friends with the other 100 Acre Wood residents who have ascended. While they all agree that Paddington is fun to be around, Rabbit's opinion is...mixed. While he's happy that Paddington doesn't devour honey like Pooh does, whenever Paddington tries to accomplish a task, it backfires unexpectedly.
    • Tried to learn Animal Talk from fellow bear Baloo, but it only came out as perfect British English. He still manages to stay friends with him.
    • Naughty Bear scares him a bit, even if his Bloodless Carnage is less dangerous than it seems.
  • Likes marmalade sandwiches and sometimes goes to the House of Food to whip up a batch of this sweet stuff. His popularity helped bring his name out, enticing more people to try out the food.
  • Many gods are bewildered to learn that Paddington was originally from Peru (even though he looks more like a grizzly bear and looks nothing like the more local Spectacled Bear). Some conspiracy theorists believed that he was actually from North America, even though Paddington had denied the accusations. More likely, it's due to writers not knowing his species.
  • Has never been seen without his hat, whether it was red or black. While comics are not in his reviewing department, Linkara knows someone who rocks a good hat when he sees one.
  • Paddington did not like the way Alfred Dervis was staring at him. When asked why, he replied he was contemplating whether the bear would make a good fit in his collection. When pressed, Alfred clarified that he meant his stuffed animal collection. Paddington immediately had flashbacks of a taxidermist that sought after his skin in adventures. At that point, Paddington decided not to ask any further questions and avoid the creepy guy.
  • Dervis wasn't the only hunter after him. Paddington had been the subject of a number of attacks by hunters. It was only by his sheer tendency of causing accidents that saved him from capture. The culprit revealed himself to be Hircine, who believed that the hunt was a way to prove his worthiness. The fact that Paddington managed to survive without even noticing he was under attack intrigued the hunter. This did not mean he would stop his pursuit of Paddington, as his followers continue to go after the bear.
  • Is a Nice Guy overall... that is, until and unless you act like a real jerk to other people, in which case he whips out the "hard glare," a Death Glare that can put even the hardest of minds at ease. This has made him friends with Fluttershy, as she's rather famous for THE STARE that she can use to tame most animals into submission (that and because he's an adorable bear).
  • After his first usage of the stare, the Care Bears went to his temple for a visit. They wanted to see if there were any magical properties with Paddington's glare. After some testing, they concluded there were no powers behind it; its true power comes from his nice personality and the guilt people feel when one of the nicest beings in the Pantheon is disappointed in you. Grumpy Bear was the recipient, and even he felt a bit of guilt for upsetting him. Paddington is especially fond of Tenderheart Bear and Share Bear.
  • One would not think that such a creature would have a rap sheet, but that was exactly the situation he was put in one of his adventures. Surprisingly, he was able to win over the prisoners there, with a few of them even helping him escape out of sheer kindness and care for others. His kindness has gotten to the point that many Crime gods are unwilling to steal anything from him.
    • The person responsible for framing him was an actor in his twilight years. Despite this, he tried to make amends with Norma Desmond by offering marmalade. Accepting the sandwiches, the actress offered him a few days stay...which turned into a desperate attempt to escape her temple. Afterwards, he decided it would be best to avoid the place.


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