Pantheon / Non-Vehicular Travel

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Vehicles and various objects are not the only way to get from Point A to Point B. Things such as running, flying, or even teleportation are other ways for people to get to various destinations. Like the vehicles, there is a risk for error and the stop may not always be the desired one.

Intermediate Gods

Barry Allen/The Flash

Bartholomew Henry "Barry" Allen, God of Super-Speed (The Flash II, The Fastest Man Alive, The Scarlet Speedster, White Shadow, The Streak)

^{As a Blue Lantern}

• Intermediate God (Greater God when he lets loose and taps into the Speed Force, or as a Blue Lantern)
• Symbol: A yellow lightning bolt.
• Theme Music: The Fastest Man Alive (Always Late) or The Ballad of Barry Allen
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Super-Speed, Legacy Characters, Powers Granted by Lightning as a Result of a Freak Lab Accident, Meta Origins, Time Travel, Silver Age, Heroic Sacrifice, Coming Back from the Dead, Recreating the DC Universe Continuity Through The New 52 (partially).
• Domains: Sky, Time, Travel, Speed, City, the Speed Force.
• Heralds: Bart Allen/Impulse/Kid Flash II/The Flash IV (his grandson)
• Followers: Quicksilver, Conduits with Neon powers (Delsin Rowe, Abigail "Fetch" Walker)
• Allies:
  • Other DC Superheroes: Wally West/The Flash III/Kid Flash I (his nephew and protégé), Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Hal Jordan/Green Lantern, Diana of Themyscira/Wonder Woman, Victor Stone/Cyborg, Kara Zor-El/Supergirl
  • Others: Shinnosuke Tomari/Kamen Rider Drive, Future Trunks, Chronoa, Android 16, Android 21, Whis, Tenya Ida, Liu Kang
• Headbutting Heroes: Oliver Queen/Green Arrow
• Friendly Rivals: Sonic the Hedgehog, Rainbow Dash, Dash Parr, The Scout
• Enemies: Eobard Thawne/The Reverse-Flash, Hunter Zolomon/Zoom, Lex Luthor, Tenjuro Banno, Enter, The Joker, Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn, Barbara Ann Minerva/Cheetah, Vril Dox/Brainiac, The Dahaka, Dr. Gero/Android 20, Merged Zamasu, Quan-Chi
• Friendly Enemies with: Leonard Snart/Captain Cold, Thaal Sinestro, Erik Lensherr/Magneto
• Conflicting Opinion from: Setsuna Meioh/Sailor Pluto
• Supports: Son Goku
• After finding his mother murdered as a child, Barry Allen's father was wrongfully accused of the crime. Determined to prove his innocence, Barry became a forensic scientist. An incident resulting in Barry getting struck by lightning and exposed to chemicals created the Speed Force, an extradimensional energy field that Barry generates that spans across time and space that speedsters can tap into and use to move at incredibly superhuman speeds and alter reality using said super-speed. As the second Flash, Barry's top speed is well over the speed of light. As such, he has occasionally been seen in two different pantheons at once due to his fast reaction speed. Although he typically runs slower than this to keep his mental sanity, no god, even the evil ones, dares get in the way of his Infinite Mass Punch.
• The prophet of Barry is Jay Garrick (The Flash I), the wise old master who mentored him. Jay has had the opportunity to ascend to a higher state of being, but because of his humility he chooses to remain mortal. His other prophet is his grandson Bart, although a certain cosmic reboot whom he unwillingly caused has had him forget this fact.
• Barry Allen was once obliterated while defending the universe from the Anti-Monitor, and his herald Wally West took over the role for about 23 years. Barry Allen later returned and Wally conceded the role back to him.
  • As of recently he time traveled in order to bring Wally West back in continuity, but not in the way he wished. As a result, Wally West came back as an Afro-American with a rough attitude. Turns out Dr. Manhattan messed with the timeline. Fortunately, the orihinsl Wally West returned while the Post-Flashpoint one was retconned as a relative of the original. Barry arranged for Wally's ascension, and they frequently visit each other to reminisce about old times.
• Rainbow Dash sometimes says that she could outpace him, but when she does, it's one of those rare occasions when her tone becomes somewhat less than confident. Usually she just keeps quiet on their subject. She greatly respects him, though she does envy his position as the god of Super-Speed a bit.
• The Scout was once one of his followers, but he grew tired of it and decided to register himself in as the God of Double Jumps.
• Quicksilver once challenged the Flash for his title. Wiz and Boomstick were quick to arrange it into a DEATH BATTLE!. Barry showed him just how out of his depth he was with the Speed Force, though he wished he didn't have to end it with his opponent impaled into a statue's sword. Once the battle was over, he immediately had Quicksilver revived, and the latter hasn't challenged him since.
• Has made friends with Shinnosuke Tomari due to their commonality as members of police units who are also red-clad superheroes, and has helped out against Shinnosuke's main enemy Tenjuro Banno. These things only became stronger when it turned out Tenjuro is Shinnosuke's gold-clad villainous knockoff just like his own arch-rival Eobard Thawne.
• Found out that the Reverse-Flash had ascended to the Pantheon and was absolutely displeased with this. Before very long, he and Shinnosuke have had to deal with Thawne and Tenjuro teaming up to try to make them miserable. Future Trunks soon came to him and divulged that a group of time-traveling demons called the Time Breakers helped Thawne ascend. To counteract this move, Trunks had the idea of bringing in his boss, the Supreme Kai of Time, to establish their Time Patrol organization in the Pantheon proper. After explaining to her the situation, she used her powers to head straight to the Court of the Gods and file a petition to enter the Pantheon, which was later interrupted and then joined by Sailor Pluto via the Door of Space-Time asking for her temple to be reinstated. Both time guardians were approved into the Pantheon.
  • Like Pluto and her friends Saturn and Chibi Moon, Barry has become an occasional ally of the Time Patrol, if only because of Thawne being one of the Pantheon's most frequent time criminals ever since he got there. While things have gone well with Chronoa and Trunks, Pluto isn't so keen on trusting him due to the horrible results of what happened when he sped back in time to save his mother and caused the disastrous Flashpoint Paradox. That said, he still readily came to Pluto's aid along with Android 16 when she was threatened by the Reverse-Flash, which eased things up somewhat.
• Is wary of The Dahaka, since it reminds him of the Time Wraiths and especially the Black Flash. He's fully aware that creature will come after him someday for his transgressions with the timestream.
• At his absolute fastest, he can run a lap around history in a matter of seconds.
• In his downtime, he's gotten fond of practicing singing with his "super friend," Kara Zor-El.
• Barry noticed a disturbance within the Speed Force's time stream which had interrupted the feed of the Tournament of Power, following that trail toward the adventures of an Earthling Soul in the Dragon World that was traveling through the Z-Warriors to try and get to the bottom of a mystery involving mysterious revivals, clone armies, and powers being sealed on Earth. Keeping up to date on the Soul's journey to see if he needed to intervene, he was privy to the revelations surrounding Android 21.
• Following this, Barry paid a visit to Dr. Gero with a very scathing critique.
  The Flash: Really, Doc? Your wife?
  Dr. Gero: What!?
  The Flash: First you make a Terminator to replace your dead son. Then you abduct two kids and turn them into your lab rats. Then you not only create a monster like Cell, you turn your wife into the same thing too!?
  Dr. Gero: [growling] And what's any of it to you!?
  The Flash: I don't know if you've really gone machine supremacist or if you just lost your mind out of grief, because I've never seen such a brilliant scientist be such a dumb person at the same time!
  Dr. Gero: So claims the fool who once punched his way into nearly destroying his own universe because he missed his mother!
  The Flash: [zips right in front of Gero] Low blow, Doc. I learned from my mistakes. Next time I catch word about some synthetic memorial project of yours, you're going to see the League, and you're going to explain everything you've done. In cold. Hard. Detail.
• Was happy to learn that 21 had made it into the Pantheon, but soon found himself visited by both 21 and the angel Whis. They'd heard a rumor about him contributing to the Earthling Soul's ability to time travel; while he would've been glad to do it, he received no such offer. Still, the next time he and Android 16 teamed up, it would be to rescue 21 when Zamasu tormented her with the truth about her connection to Dr. Gero as an "example of humanity's failure", causing her hunger side to briefly take control in a fruitless fight against the rogue Supreme Kai.
• In general, the Angel of Universe 7 thinks Flashpoint was a terrible use of time travel, but otherwise notes that Barry has far more often used his power for good. Likewise, Barry has offered his support to Son Goku should he ever need speed training.
• Speaking of which, Barry once spent a day training with a young hero with engines in his calves. While Allen outclassed him in terms of speed, he admired his dedication and heroic resolve. The two deities exchanged contact info and promised to stay in touch should either find themselves in a jam.

Hiroshi Tsukuba/Skyrider

Hiroshi Tsukuba, God of Sky Diving (Skyrider, "Kamen Rider")

^Skyrider

^{Powered Skyrider}

• Theme Song: "Moero! Kamen Rider", "Otoko no Nawa Kamen Rider".
• Rank: Intermediate God
• Symbol: The Skyrider Symbol.
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Cyborgs, Badass Bikers, Phlebotinum Rebels, Karate Practitioners, Scarf of Asskicking, Received Upgrades from his Predecessors through Intense Training, "Sailing Jump!".
• Domains: Combat, Cybernetics, Hang Gliding, Flight, Heroism
• Heralds: Keitaro Shido and the Shido Hang Glide Club
• Allies:
  • All Ascended Toku Heroes.
  • Others: Clark Kent/Superman, Son Goku, Raiden (Metal Gear), Victor Stone/Cyborg, Cyrax, Androids 17 and 18, Genos, Iron Giant, Danny Phantom, Astro Boy, Powerpuff Girls, Jin Kazama
• Enemies: SHOCKER, HYDRA, Monokuma and his Mastermind, Gihren Zabi, Millennium, the GUAE Trollkaiger, Ghetsis Harmonia.
• Hiroshi Tsukuba is a young man who had lost his family in a car crash three years prior, he loves hang gliding as a hobby and a practitioner of karate when he was studying it during his younger days. However, his life changed when he got critically wounded by the kaijin Gameleojin of the evil organization Neo-Shocker, after he tries to protect Keitaro Shido from them before he was converted into a cyborg after Shido convinces the organization to do so due to his overall potential. Luckily, he managed to escape from Neo-Shocker with Shido while embracing his newfound powers as a means to crush the terrors of Neo-Shocker once and for all. As Skyrider, he is the first Kamen Rider with the ability to fly and he is known as one of the few Riders who managed to survived from the devastating Rider Kicks by his predecessors during his intense training.
• Upon entering the pantheon, he had quickly cross paths with Superman as the man of steel was rather impressed with Tsukuba's heroic actions a Kamen Rider, while Tsukuba also respects the former too as he also sees him as a inspirational figure among the superheroes. The two were had started to work together to fight their respective enemies in the pantheon ever since.
• Like many Riders from the Showa era before, he also started to associate himself with many good aligned cyborgs in the pantheon like Victor Stone, Raiden, Genos, Androids 17 and 18, and Cyrax. Upon learning their respective backgrounds, he became sympathizes with them because of their unfortunate pasts while he was glad too that some of them embraces their newfound powers while they use it for greater responsibility.
• He also became associates with Son Goku, Iron Giant, Astro Boy, Danny Fenton, and the Powerpuff Girls, since they were also had the ability to fly in the sky just like him. He can also be seen having a aerial combat training or doing aerial race with them as a means to train with them rigorously.
• Having studied karate during his younger years, Hiroshi has made an alliance with Hitomi and Jin Kazama, due to them using the same style of martial arts as him as they often seen practicing intense karate training with him ever since.
  • He also became sympathetic with Jin due to the fact that how mess up his family was.
• He absolutely despises HYDRA due to their ambitions for world domination and their similarities with Neo-Shocker. Not to mention that both HYDRA and Neo-Shocker were maybe the same. This also extends to other fantastical Nazis like Gihren Zabi and Millennium due to the fact that their stint reminded him of his old nemesis General Monster.
• Has earned an ire towards Monokuma, and to a greater extend, the Mastermind, due to them being a bunch of psychopaths known for their actions of pitting 15 students of Hope's Peak Academy trough driving them to despair and murder each other in their murderous game "School Life of Mutual Killings". Upon hearing their plans to recreate the same actions in the pantheon, he joins with other heroes who also shared their hate on them in order to stop their madness.
• Due to his experience of being a Doting Parent at some point, he has earned an outright hatred towards Ghetsis, as he is known for abusing his own son for the sake of his evil plans.
• Like many Toku Heroes in the pantheon, Hiroshi is not pleased that SHOCKER has finally made their moved into the pantheon as the terrorist group has started to continue their plans for world domination, this time, to conquer the whole pantheon. Because of this, he, along with all the Toku heroes and most heroes has started to combat the forces of SHOCKER in order to prevent their plans.
• Some say that he proclaimed himself to be "Amazon", in fact, this is one of his Berserk Button list due to his misnamed counterpart from a certain Americanized show.

Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman

Jessica Miriam Drew, Goddess of Wall Crawling (Spider-Woman, Arachne, Mistress of the Dark Blade)

This is the real deal, not The Skrull Queen

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbols: A Stylized Spider
• Theme Song: Watch Your Step, Spider Woman Battle
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Mother to Gerald Drew, Ambiguously Bi, Mind Control And The Skrulls Are Her Berserk Button, Broken Bird, Dude Magnet Due To Her Pheromones, Heroine With Bad Publicity, Stiff Upper Lip
• Domains: Good, Spiders, Strength, Espionage, Charm
• Herald: Anya Corazon/Spider-Girl
• Allies:
  • Marvel Universe: The Ascended Avengers, especially Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel, Nick Fury, Bruce Banner/The Hulk, Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen, Miles Morales and Peter Parker/Spider-Man
  • Others: Cammy White
• Enemies:
  • Marvel Universe: HYDRA, Johann Schmidt/Red Skull, Norman Osborn/Green Goblin
  • Others: M. Bison, Quan Chi, Albert Wesker, Alex Wesker, Gabriel Reyes/Reaper, Amélie Lacroix/Widowmaker
• Complicated Relationship: Clint Barton/Hawkeye
• Uneasy Relationship: Jessica Jones
• It was been a project Carol Danvers has been working on for years. She has been trying to find a way to help her best friend ascend, a superhero named Jessica Drew AKA Spider-Woman. While never one of the most common superheroes in the Franchise/Marvel Universe debut comic, she often came in play in secret. Her most prominent appearance was when she joined the New Avengers and was instrumental towards defeating Norman Osborn and his Dark Avengers. Thanks to the newfound popularity, she even maintained her own comic again for a couple of years. It was Peter Parker who helped her find a spot, giving his blessing for her ability to cling to walls. Thus Jessica made claim in the Pantheon.
• Jessica Drew's origin story has gone through several retcons, but most of them agree on the aftermath. She ended up at HYDRA where she was trained in combat and espionage. Eventually, she caught word of its evil actions and joined SHIELD instead. It was a little time afterwards that she decided to give the superhero business a try, and the rest was history. Thus her admiration with Nick Fury and rage at HYDRA, especially lieutenant Madame Hydra who oversaw her brainwashing.
• The tone was set immediately as Carol Danvers gave her a long hug to her best friend. The two superheros have been looking out for each other not long after their debuts. Spider-Woman helped Carol to get back on her feet after being drained by Rouge and was one of the few Avengers who initially took her side in the infamous Marcus incident. Their friendship great to greater heights when Carol returned the favor and helped Jessica out during her pregnancy and subsequent birth. The two may have had a brief spat, but they have remained best friends. There have even been rumors of romantic implications... which is something Jessica agrees but she keeps things professional.
• Just to state the obvious... no she has no relations with Peter Parker or any of his theme superhero friends and has enough differences in powers to set them apart.. Stan Lee admits that he initially created her to get on top of any potential female distaffs of Spider-Man, but she proved popular enough to warrant her own series. He saw to it to distance her from the webcrawler so as to prevent her from being attached to him. Nowadays the two can joke around regarding their code-names.
  • Just to clarify, the only other thing she does have in common with him is Super-Strength. Otherwise, she can glide in the air and give out pheromones that attract the opposite sex.
  • That hasn't stopped her from getting involved in the Spider-Verse, more prominently during Spider-Geddon. The constant threats of Morbius convinced her to meet up with Spider-Gwen and Miles Morales. After getting the usual inquiry of her involvement with Peter Parker, she made sure to keep in touch with the other spiders.
• Her friendship with the Hulk is a more recent affair. She agreed to help Bruce win a bet against Tony Stark. She volunteered so that she can keep his wilder side in check. She demonstrated that in spectacular fashion by using her pheromones to convince him to make her a sandwich. Bruce took the incident in stride, glad that there's someone in the community that can calm down his alter ego.
• When she found out that Jessica Jones was in the Pantheon as well, she knew what to do. When the door was opened, the detective was understandably miffed by her appearance. And with good reason; when she was mind controlled to kill Daredevil, Spider-Woman almost killed her in retaliation for attacking the Scarlet Witch. The two did meet up afterwards, but it was due to conveniently looking for the same client. Drew came forward to apologize for the incident. Jones responded with a huff... then closed the door. Drew took it as her way of forgiveness.
• Was one of Hawkeye's many girlfriends over the years. It... wasn't exactly one that either of them enjoyed. The two continue to keep in touch after they broke up, though.
• Norman still holds a grudge with her involvement with the Avengers' take-down of his Dark Avengers. While he knows she isn't truly involved with Spider-Man's activities, he will gladly make her life a living hell.
• Was a key player in the Secret Invasion (2008) storyline where she was replaced by the Skrull queen who brought down SHIELD at the time. It took a long time before she could restore her reputation after that betrayal. It also made any conversation with Tony Stark awkward as the Skrull dated him for a while.
• As a former brainwashed member of HYDRA, she shares some comradely with Cammy White. Jessica took interest in taking care of the dolls along side Cammy... all while promising to help the operative deal with the machinations of Bison and Shadaloo face if she needs the help.
• Her origins have intrigued Wesker as well as how she was able to survive her transformation. There has been more than one occasion when he attacked her. While she was able to fend him off, she suspects that he is truly after her DNA in the hopes of adding her genes to his concoction of mutant enhancers.

Pantheon (League of Legends)

Pantheon, God of Mighty Jumps (The Unbreakable Spear, The Artisan of War, Atreus, Mantheon, Panth, Sparta)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: Crest of Mount Targon◊, His helmet and shield
• Theme Song: Pantheon Theme
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Revelling In Combat, Martial Pride, Sturdy Shield, Grand Skyfall, Sparta-style Training, Embodied by the power of the Aspect of War, Secret Dream Of Being A Baker, Protector of Mortals against the Immortals
• Domains: War, Leaps
• Allies: Champions of Runeterra, Leonidas, Kain Highwind, Kratos, Kassandra and Alexios, Samurai Jack, Siegfried Schtauffen, Alicia Melchiott, Jorgen von Strangle
• Rivals: Defenders of the Ancients (especially Mars/Ares and Sven), Diana
• Friendly Rivalry: Olberic
• Enemies: YHVH, Lucifer, Satan (Castlevania), Zanza, Shinnok, Kronika, Cetrion, Nightmare, Majora, Zamasu, Yuuki Terumi
• Opposes: The gods (as in the divine gods), especially Zeus, Azir, Xerath, Aurelion Sol, Zelda
• Atreus was a great Rakkor warrior from the flanks of Mount Targon who climbed to the top of the peak to gain the power of the Aspect of War, Pantheon. The process left his body a vessel for the Aspect of War, with Atreus's consciousness locked away in the deepest recesses of his mind. Eventually, however, Pantheon was killed in combat with the Darkin Aatrox... but Atreus survived, regaining control of his body and taking possession of Pantheon's divine spear and shield. He eventually defeated Aatrox when the god that possessed his body could not. Now returned to mortality and without the blessing of Pantheon, Atreus adopted the name of Pantheon and fights to oppose the divine with the Aspect's weapons in hand.
• Pantheon is known for his giant leaps, but one day, he disappeared. Nobody knew about what happened to him and assumed that he died a warrior's death. Except he returned... changed, but stronger than ever. As he landed, he created a mighty slide upon impact.
• Once a mighty High Priest of Leonidas, Pantheon leaped into the Pantheon (heh) and made himself one of the gods after crashing on anyone underneath his Grand Skyfall. His grandeur leap is so high that not might Mario could reach such height.
  • His mighty jump is a skill that is recognized by Dragoons of the Final Fantasy universe. He is a respected ally to Kain, not to mention Pantheon learning the way of a 'Dragon Slayer'.
  • He actually had to train very hard to attain the throne. This was one of those days when he was still mastering his ultimate jump.
  • After a great leap to join a fight, a giant bull from the sky dropped with the power of rock. Pantheon is surprised that a giant cow is capable of jumping at such height, considering that the one big bull in his world is not much of a jumper.
• Yes, he is aware that the realm that he is now residing is called the "Pantheon." It's imperative that when you want to refer to the verse of the Trope Pantheons, you should always use the word 'the', or else you would instead call forth the Unbreakable Spear and the Jumping God. Usually, he introduces you with a mighty jump and foot first.
• In spite of his rigorous training and stalwart profession, he secretly dreams about becoming a baker. Yes, a baker.
  • He is often seen baking at the House of Food, which leaves a strange image of a spartan warrior who lives to fight diligently by an oven baking. He was still a big help though...
• As time passed, Pantheon has made visits with Ares, who wants him to participate on some sort of 'war project'. At first, Atreus used to respect Ares as a war god and a Worthy Opponent, until he views him as no different to the other divine powers. With Ares choosing to fight for the Ancients under the moniker of Mars, Atreus decide to fight his former patron god to show that his divine power means nothing compare to human resolution.
  • Atreus respects Kratos's strength and refusal to die at the hands of the Greek gods, even when death comes to his soul multiple times, even when his vendetta can go a little too far. He is interested that Kratos named his son, Atreus, like his own name.
• Has a particular rivalry going with Sven, being that both are amongst the manliest amongst their original realms. Well, the rivalry might be a little friendly, seeing that Pantheon also occasionally goes into Sven's 'pumping up' program.
• He opposes both YHVH and Lucifer, believing that both of them have no interests in human strength and would rather subverts them. Not even he truly believes in Lucifer's belief of strong ruling over the weak when he is a divine being himself. So long as he stand with his spear on hand, he will not bow down to the divinity that would bring doom to humanity.
  • As much as he despises both YHVH and Lucifer, he doesn't make exceptions with the Divine Powers since their plan involves the destruction of humanity, especially since the consent is neglected. It also doesn't help that they planned on using Flynn as their Godslayer, with their leader fusing with him to become Vishnu-Flynn.
• Samurai Jack once helped a band of 300 spartan warriors to put an end to an endless war against a horde of machines known as the "Beast," and fifty years in his journey, the same band of warriors would come to take part in the final battle against Aku. After a sparring match to test Jack's might, Pantheon respected the wandering swordsman as a capable warrior who wandered for many decades and succeeded in his quest to vanquish evil, as well as complementing how he "jump good."
• Like Siegfried, he was used as a host to a be a harbinger of destruction until they no longer have hold of them and free themselves as a result. Atreus once wish to help him on his quest to destroy both Soul Edge and Soulcalibur, two weapons that would surely doom humanity, but Siegfried is reluctant to receive aid as he believes that it is his own mission to stop Soul Edge.
  • Comparing him to Aatrox and the Darkins, Pantheon almost pities him that he is only strong because of the corrupt blade he wields. Almost, since his prescence enrages him and considered killing him to put an end to the monstrous sword's grasp.
• Once upon a time, he crossed path with Olberic, who challenges anyone he encounters to an one-to-one battle. A warrior, Pantheon can never deny a challenge, especially from a stalwart knight such as Olberic. The battle was very fierce with the results nearly indiscernible of who is the victor. Regardless, Pantheon respects his strength and haven't found a good fight since fighting in the Summoner's Rift.
• "In battle, we are reborn."

The Prince of Persia

The Prince, God of Wall Running (King of Blades, Dark Prince, Sand Wraith, Dastan)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: The Dagger and Medallion of Time
• Theme Song: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Theme
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Half-Persian, Half-Indian, Cool Sword, Deadpan Snarker, Dual Wielding, Knight in Sour Armor, Royals Who Actually Do Something, Screw Destiny, Set Right What Once Went Wrong, Time Master, Warrior Prince
• Domains: Time, Royalty, Combat, Destiny,
• Allies: Ezio Auditore, Link, Shulk, Raiden, Team Dai-Gurren, Lucina, Marth
• Enemies: The Dahaka, Jafar, Scar
• Acquiantanced With: The Pantheonic Time Police
• Conflicting Opinion: Homura Akemi
• This is the tale of a Persian Prince who accidentally released a curse into his people after being tricked into releasing the Sands of Time. There he would dedicate the rest of his life in undoing all of his mistakes all the while fighting countless monsters and horrors, destiny and even himself. He arrived into the pantheon after he finally suceeded in his quest and wanting to settle down peacefully after being recognized as an accomplished fighter who can skillfully use the art of Le Parkour. However, peace was the last thing the pantheon had to offer to the persian prince.
• Turns out that mere minutes after being taken to his temple, the Dahaka ambushed the Prince, wanting to correct the mistake of never actually having caught him and make him pay for good. The Prince was pissed that the Dahaka was back at chasing him, since he had to flee the monstruosity for 7 years straight and he wasn't in the mood for going through that again. Thankfully, the Pantheonic Time Police quickly intervined and decided to protect the Prince from the Dahaka, trying to rationalize with the Dahaka and convince it to forgo chasing the persian prince. Unfortunately, the Dahaka wasn't convinced but he was driven away since he could actually get to him and swore to return. The Prince was grateful that this four strangers defended him from the Dahaka but they weren't really trying to do that, instead they intended to talk things out with the prince about how his reckless use of the sands of time and how he should try to not avoid his fate like he did in the past.
• His particular Parkour skills is what got him into the pantheon, although he is much more well known for his usage of the Sands of Time. He gets along with Ezio Auditore because of that since both were the made by the same company and Ezio could be considered a Spiritual Successor to the Prince.
• Hates any type of Treacherous Advisor since his experience with the Vizier has made him wary of them. More or less why he despises Jafar, who happens to be a royal vizier like the one the Prince had to deal with that seeked immense powers while manipulating anyone in his way.
• Gets along with Link given they are both swordsmen who had to adventure in dangerous quests, Link even had to manipulate time in many of his adventures not unlike the Prince, although his methods where vastly different. (And without the consequence of a bigger entity going after him).
• Heard from Trunks about many deities who have been targeted by the Dahaka and felt terribly sorry for them. One of those, Lucina, actually ended up being friends with the Prince since she is also a time traveller from royal background and it's also worth noting that her ascenstor Marth is also a Warrior Prince just like him.
• Many of the deities of the House of Prophecy and Fate don't hold a high opinion on the Prince given the lenghts he went to change his fate but respect him from suceeding. Team Dai-Gurren on the hand consider him an example that effort and opposing fate can give you the freedom you so desire and so have a lot of respect for the Prince.
• The Sands of Time are also very useful in combat, since they allow the Prince to preemptively know how to avoid certain dangers and prepare properly. In that sense he is very similar to Shulk, who also like him had to fight higher entities with a god complex.
• While he may have been reckless with the use of the sands of time, he doesn't have the highest of regards for Homura Akemi, who tried to use a "Not So Different" Remark with him. Homura called him an Hypocrite since he had rewound time to save people dear to him not unlike her, but he responded that at least he wanted to save them, not imprison them like she did with Madoka.
• Would prefer if no one brings up the Dark Prince, his Superpowered Evil Side that almost took control of him but thankfully he eventually defeated. He had a nice chat with Raiden about that since he also had problems with his Jack the Ripper persona before he accepted it and both remain good allies.
• He is merely known as The Prince, with no official name ever stated. Some people like to call him Dastan but he clarified that person is an alternate version of him.

Sparky

Sparky, God of Lightning Travel (Experiment 221,^note "two-two-one", not "two hundred [and] twenty-one" Sparky Jookiba^note For legal purposes on Earth; he can't earn money and make purchases for any necessary services (such as beacon repairs; they're not immune from burning out once in a while) without a legal identity, can't go by his experiment number there, and while "Sparky" is often a nickname, he likes it too much to use a "real" given name.)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: A lighthouse with the number "221" painted on it
• Alignment: Chaotic Good (used to be Chaotic Evil)
• Portfolio: Ride the Lightning, Psycho Electro, Oddly Adorable, Weak to Glass, Breakout Experiment, Retractable Appendages, You Are Number 221, Sparky Can Breathe In Space, Unique Physiology, Mons, Shock and Awe
• Domains: Electricity, Mischief, Experiments, Monsters
• Herald: Zap/Experiment 603 (fellow experiment and Spiritual Successor)
• Followers: Laxus, Maxwell Dillon, Pulseman, Megavolt
• Allies: Lilo & Stitch, Reuben, Angel, Felix, Nosy, Pikachu, Ash Ketchum, Bright Man, N, Mikoto Misaka, Cole Gareth, Thor, George, Nibbler
• On good terms with: Good-aligned members of the House of Family and Relatives
• Friendly Rivalry with: Rotom
• Enemies: Dr. Hämsterviel, Leroy, Experiment 627, Chernabog, Nightmare Moon, The Grand Duke of Owls, Barroth, Darth Vader, Sheev Palpatine, Count Dooku, XANA, Trazyn the Infinite, anyone who opposes or abuses family.
• Observed by: The Men In Black
• "Sparky" was 221st of Jumba Jookiba's illegal genetic experiments, produced through funding by Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel. Designed for mischief by short-circuiting technology and causing electrical surges, Experiment 221's pod was re-activated by Lilo and Stitch in order to rescue Jumba. Though antagonistic at first, they were able to befriend 221, dubbed him Sparky, and find his one true place; powering the inactive Kilauea Light. Now, he finds another home as the God of Lightning Travel. Lilo considers it rather fitting that the second experiment she redeemed is also the second experiment to become a member of the Pantheon. He chose his cousin and Spiritual Successor Zap (a.k.a. Experiment 603) as his High Priest, which paid off well for the "laser bolt" experiment as he would later find himself cared for by a card-playing sorcerer. This leaves Lilo and Stitch with just 619 more experiments to try to get into the Pantheon (Reuben, Angel, Felix, and Nosy have since joined them—and so have Leroy and 627).
• Asides from the grab-bag of flight and electric bursts, Sparky is capable of shorting out almost anything electric, so long as it isn't too big (and if it is, he can help power it). He is capable of traveling through electrical currents and fly as a lightning bolt, which he used to hijack the communication lines of the Pantheon and arrive here in the first place. However, he is unable to do anything against non-conductive substances, such as a glass container. This led him to be at the mercy of Trazyn the Infinite, who is interested in collecting the experiments. Hates being around Barroth, due to covering him with mud and wrecking his electric abilities.
• Like Lilo and Stitch, he truly believes in the idea of ʻohana and will defend the House of Family to his death. Much like Stitch, he's also offended at the accusation that he's left Hawaii and Lilo for Japan; he's not going to leave her or his job. He still goes on holiday there, as he's popular there. He likes to hang out with Shigeru Jo here, kicking ass with a fellow heroic electric user.
• The Child Abuse Supporters' lives were made more difficult with Sparky's arrival; he wrecked on Ghetsis, Heihachi and Relius Clover's technology, and gave both Scar and Lady Tremaine awful static hairdos. Things went awry when he attacked Darth Vader, only to be intercepted by Luke Skywalker; he explained away the situation, and warned him not to harm his father. Darth Vader has not forgiven Sparky for the humiliation 221 inflicted.
• As in Hawaii, his one true place in the Pantheon is to power an incredibly costly lighthouse. It's been an enormous help for both the House of Travel and the House of Water and Ice, particularly whenever the evil darkness users cause trouble. Bright Man and Ampharos quickly became friends due to their occupations, becoming known as "The Lighthouse Triad." Opposes to mad schemes of The Grand Duke of Owls and Nightmare Moon to get rid of the Sun, as among other horrible consequences it will force him to spend 24/7 running the Pantheon's lighthouse. Also opposes the evil Emperor Palpatine, as he believes the Sith Master gives electricity a bad name. His ability to short out electrical equipment has proven a nightmare to the Galactic Empire, and especially Count Dooku's droid army. He tried to do the same thing with XANA, only for the AI to try and hijack him. Lilo and Stitch were forced to dehydrate him into an experiment pod for a time, in order to save him.
• Has spent time in the Pantheon getting to know the other gods with electrical powers. Inside his houses, he befriended Barry Allen due to his associating with lightning and speed. He was in awe of the power of Thor and was impressed by Cole's wide array of electrical abilities. Given his biology, he avoids Noriko Ashida and Eneru. Outside his house, Sparky ended up meeting Pikachu, whom he mistook at first glance for Zap. The two ended up fighting in the confusion, and while Sparky put up a tough fight, the Mouse Pokémon was victorious. They would leave with a mutual respect and friendship for one another. Ash Ketchum is curious as to whether Lilo named him from his friend Ritchie's Pikachu, or if it's just a coincidence.
• Though Pikachu is one of his closest electro-pals, he gets along with George and Mikoto Misaka because of their proficiency with electricity and ability to Ride the Lightning with him.
• Back when he and his creator were still evil, he caused some problems for Terra. They've since made up.
• Like his cousin Stitch, Sparky is still mischievous at heart. Though he plays with electricity for constructive purposes now, sometimes he can't himself and short-circuits it. He takes pride in his original function, so when he learned of Rotom, 221 immediately saw a challenger. Has been considered an honorary member of the GUAG Lol Rangers, which has made him an enormous help against the technologically-inclined members of the GUAE.
• Said to sound like Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Nibbler, Fred Jones and Scooby-Doo. He gets along well with Nibbler, as they're both Ugly Cute creatures of great power.
• Like Jumba's other experiments, Sparky is under the watch of the Men In Black.
• Can be found working in in the Electricity sub-house.

Lesser Gods

Ethan Hunt

Ethan Matthew Hunt, God of the Cable Drop

• Lesser God
• Symbol: The IMF insignia
• Theme Song: Theme from Mission: Impossible (1996 movie version), Take a Look Around by Limp Bizkit
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Accomplishing Impossible Missions, Anti-Hero, Guile Hero, Manipulative Bastard, The Ace that stumbles later on but keeps on going, Nice Guy, schemes reliant on his rivals, The Chessmaster, laying out the plan but can come up with one on the fly upon it being counteracted, reckless gambles, employer of the Kansas City Shuffle, Made of Iron
• Domain(s): Spy, Cables, Planning
• Heralds: His team (Luther Stickell, Benji Dunn, William Brandt, and Ilsa Faust)
• High Priests: the crew in Topkapi
• Allies: James Bond, Roger Thornhill, Solid Snake, Jack Bauer, Nick Fury, Kim Possible, Chuck Bartowski, Han Solo, Judai "Jaden" Yuki, Justy Ueki Tylor, Nathan Drake, Austin Powers, William Cage, John McClane
• Rivals: Arsène Lupin, Tintin
• Enemies: Terrorist organizations like HYDRA and SHOCKER, many non-good deities in the House of Crime and Transgressions, Raul Menendez, Muruta Azrael, Lord Djibril, Revolver Ocelot, Dr. Drakken, Shego, Cobra Commander, The Baroness
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Deities that value trust and teamwork (one-sided on their end)
• Somewhere in The Great Treasury, there is a computer that contains a document describing all of its contents. The room it's in his technologically protected on all sides and had a lot of sensors, with the exception of a ventilation duct in the ceiling. From there came Ethan Hunt as he descended from there while attached to two cables to lower him to the computer. He proceeded to hack it to acquire the information. In a few minutes, Hunt was finished with the hack, except he and his team have already tripped a magic-based system on the way in. As a result, the guards were onto them in ten seconds flat and had everybody contained.
  • Turns out the whole thing was a Secret Test set up by the Court of the Gods to see if Ethan still had what it takes to perform the cable drop, which he had been nominated for, and he has passed. As a reward, Hunt and his team have been given a temple in the House of Travel, and were recruited for the GUAG Intelligence Division. And thankfully for them, there will be no disavowing of their actions in case of a mission failure.
• Under the GUAG's employ, he and his team often infiltrate and battle the likes of terrorist organizations like HYDRA and SHOCKER, as well as take on classical villains like Dr. Drakken, Cobra Commander, and the Baroness. Of course, the team has to learn to handle differently powered individuals.
• Whenever he has to disguise himself during a mission, Ethan always uses latex masks. Of course, given the Pantheon's residents and the abilities they have, this is significantly less successful than it was before, but sometimes it still works. This drew him the attention of Arsene Lupin and Tintin, both of whom are proficient with disguises as well.
• Hunt has touchy relationships with deities of trust and teamwork (like Wonder Woman, Applejack, Nia Teppelin, and deities that form teams) (not necessarily antagonistic, though), since he has a habit of only having one person in the loop at all times — himself.
• Hunt gets along well with deities in the House of Luck and Fortune, particularly Han Solo, Judai Yuki, Justy Ueki Tylor, and Nathan Drake.
• As someone who's as much of a Chessmaster as he, Ethan has come to blows with Revolver Ocelot plenty of times.
• As with almost all spies with the Pantheon, he gets his intel from Nick Fury. The Spymaster has impressed with his skillset and hopes to use them to his fullest.
• Is as much of a friend of James Bond as it's possible in the business. The Brit prefers to work alone (while occasionally paired with a female companion), only needing assistance when in serious trouble. Oddly enough, Ethan has had better luck with Austin Powers who he respects as a capable spy despite his quirkiness.
• Treats Kim Possible like his own daughter. He has high hopes for the teen, believing she can be a great agent someday. He even gives her advice on how to handle Ron Stoppable.
• Unlike the other spies, he has a more amiable relationship with Jason Bourne. It's probably due to the time when he was on the run from the US government. He even admitted to taking a couple of strategies from the runaway himself. As such, Ethan refuses to be involved in his capture, only meeting with him when he is needed for a greater threat.
  • Turns out it's an older story than he thought. He was greeted by Roger Thornhill who just happened to have had a similar experience… only he wasn't even a spy in that case. Ethan can only hope that the Pantheon's spies aren't this incompetent.
• While Ethan at first was startled with how William Cage looks exactly like him, both eventually bonded, and Cage envies how in contrast to him dying over and over, Ethan survived some ridiculously dangerous stunts.
• Ethan and John McClane have gotten along for being some of the most indestructible heroes in the pantheon, pulling off unbelievable things on the fly, and being heroes in spite of the pain it causes (including collapsed marriages).
• Has exchanged weird looks with Superman. When asked, Ethan said the Man of Steel looks like a clean-shaven Walker.

Faith Connors

Faith Connors, Goddess of Parkour (Faith, Faithy, Effie, Phoenix Carpenter)

• Theme Song: I Am Faith, Warning Call
• Lesser Goddess
• Symbols: Her Knapsack And Eye Tattoo
• Alignment: Chaotic Good (used to be Chaotic Neutral in the Catalyst timeline)
• Portfolio: The Best Freerunner In Glass, used to be self-centered before mellowing out, The Determinator, Dark and Troubled Past, talking about her dead parents or insulting her mentor sets her off, Break the Haughty, Good Is Not Nice Or Soft, Caucasian Father, East Asian Mother, Tattooed Crook
• Domains: Family, Parkour, Rebellion
• High Priest: Kaku
• Followers: Buster Keaton, David Belle
• Allies:
  • Fellow Freerunners: Cole MacGrath, Leon Kennedy, The Prince, Ezio Auditore, Lúcio Correia dos Santos
  • Other Allies: The Scout, Roy Harper, Wally West, Sonic, The Assassins
• On Good Terms With: Most of the good-aligned ninja deities in the Pantheon.
• Opposed By: James Bond
• Enemies: Big Brother and other deities in the Hall of Tyrannical Figures, Nemesis (Resident Evil), Rosco Coltrane
• Leon Kennedy, Ezio Auditore, The Prince, and Cole MacGrath were tasked in tracking down Faith Connors, said to be the best freerunner in the city. After a lengthy chase along the city's roofs, the four men manage to corner her. To say that Faith was chosen as the Goddess of Freerunning was a humbling experience for her, and given her somewhat haughty attitude, Faith showing humility was something no one expected. She accepted the offer…and made four new friends that day.
• The elder daughter of a musician and his scientist wife (both of whom were active in the Libertas movement), Faith grew up in relative peace. Then, came the November Riots, in which her parents were both slain alongside her younger sister (in truth, she survived). Faith survived and as a result, has an intense hatred for any kind of dystopian authority figures.
• James Bond is not a really big fan of hers. Not because Faith refused his advances, but rather he had a rather bad experience with a freerunner in the past.
• Faith is seldomly seen at her temple. As she is employed by the higher-ups as a messenger for the gods, she can be seen freerunning along the rooftops of the Pantheon.
  • Being a messenger has drawn the attention of others with similar professions such as the Courier, Mercury, and Derpy Hooves. The Greek God sometimes invites her over with the other messengers for drinks and is impressed with how she can keep up her speed while navigating other obstacles that would otherwise slow down most runners (unless they have heightened reflexes like The Flash).
• Has long since soured on guns. It had something to do with killing a non-hostile cop. Other pacifists have noted that she had no problems with hurling people over buildings. Faith pointed out that it's possible for people to play her game without killing nearly any person in the game.
• Back in her Academy days, Faith's free-running class was quite popular. Her students have since become her followers upon hearing of Faith's ascension. She continues this tradition in the Pantheon to those who want to learn the art of parkour.
• Has something of a friendly rivalry with the Scout, due to his running speed. In turn, the Scout is very impressed with Faith's parkour skills. While Faith believes that the Scout can tone down on the trash-talking, she's pretty cool with him.
• Parkour is often a useful skill for a speedster. Running at high speeds, it's possible for one to jump off of and even run alongside walls. Sonic incorporated this in his later games while the Flashes run along walls on occasion to get by. All of them sometimes ask Faith for her blessings.
• Faith is also pretty friendly with the defied (good-aligned) ninjas. The fact that they can keep up with her freerunning may have something to do with that.
• Some scientists have questions regarding not Faith's parkour skills, but her endurance as a runner; can hours of parkouring on end be possible? Even discounting sidequests, her entire parkour journey in Catalyst isn't impossible. Provided she gives herself enough rest.
• Virtually ever Assassin who say the creed has made use of parkour to get around. To them, her ascension was a welcoming gift. The group was hoping that a free spirit would take the role. Ezio even offered her a chance to became part of the Creed.
• While free-running in the House of Gaming, she came across a horrifying monster. The being was relentless in its pursuit of her despite being able to climb out of reach. She thought she had left it be, but when she returned, he was there to chase after her. It appears that Nemesis will continue to pursue her any time she sets foot in the area.
• She is wary with any sort of cops given that the police in her world almost hunted down people of her profession. She reserves much of her hatred to Rosco, God of Corrupted Cops. Thankfully, the patron himself is not nearly as competent as her equivalents. Regardless, she does have a few cops that she trust

Hakan

Hakan, God of Slippery Skidding (Oil-Covered Daddy)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: His Large Oil Barrel
• Theme Music: Oil Power!^*Hakan's arcade license title from SSFIV
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Dark Red Skin and Turquoise Hair, Parent Who Loves His Children, Happily Married To a Beautiful Woman, Sliding Across The Floor, Large Hugs, Relishing in Fights
• Domain: Combat, Wrestling, Oil
• Herald: His family: Melika (his wife) and their seven daughters.
• Allies: E. Honda (his best friend), Ryu, Ken Masters, Chun-Li, Zangief, Sagat, Abel, Crimson Viper
• Rival: The Iron Sheik
• Enemies: M. Bison, Balrog, Vega, Juri Han
• On his way to becoming the (Cooking) Oil King in the world, he found himself in the Pantheon. He was originally going to head for the House of Food, but upon finding his old friend and rival E.Honda in the House of Sports, he decided to make his house here.
  • He has gone to the House of Food, showing off his cooking oil to the chefs. Many of them have actually tried it in their cooking. Gordon Ramsay however, gets annoyed when Hakan starts showering himself in the oil and making a huge mess whenever there's a huge fight in the House.
• Many are wondering how the hell Hakan takes care of his hair, particularly because his seven daughters also follow in their daddy's fashion sense. The House of Craft has given up on trying to replicate it.
• Sometimes sports a fez while in the Pantheon, The Doctor approves.
• In case there's a Cat Fight between two Goddeses... Hakan uses his cooking oil for a good "mud fight".
• When he found about Rey Mysterio's ascension, he went to him and laughed. At first, it was to assume it was due to Rey's height, but Hakan was more amazed at how great it was to see a fine wrestler such as Mysterio in the Pantheon and decided to fight him in battle. It got very messy when Rey started slipping on spilled oil and the collision between him and Hakan soon spiraled out of control, bringing in Zangief, King II and The Murray into the escalating brawl. It ended with the five sprawled out in the House of Combat and laughing at the impromptu fight.

The Hounds of Tindalos

The Hounds of Tindalos, Deities of Unusual Movement

• Lesser Deities
• Symbol: Smoke leaking from an angle
• Theme Music: Hound of Tindalos (composed by Graham Plowman)
• Alignment: Blue-and-Orange Morality, translating to Neutral Evil for time travelers
• Portfolio: Beings That Hunt Their Target Through Time and Space, Travel Through The Angles of Time, Have Existed Before Space and Time, Hellhounds (In Behavior, Not Appearance), Do Not Like Time Travelers, Use Their "Tongues" to Help Feed Oneself, Eldritch Abomination
• Domains: Hunting, Angles, Time and Space, Travel
• Chronicled by: H.P Lovecraft
• Allies: The Pantheonic Time Police (very begrudgingly), the Dahaka
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: The Weeping Angels
• Enemies: Time travelers and monster killers in general, The Vex, The Sleeper
• Fears: Lord English
• Feared by: Hasta
• Hounds of Tindalos are a weird species. Partly known as being manifestation of foulness, this creature has existed since ancient times and said to be descended from angles as oppose to most known life, who have descended from curves. Existing in the "angles of time" outside of human dimensions, they can manifest into being from any angles in order to hunt down and feed on any prey they so choose.
• Their persistence comes from the fact that they can travel through time to find their prey and can manifest from any sort of angle to find their target. If you see smoke pouring from an angle, it means they are after you. Only way to prevent one from leaping onto you is to isolate yourself into a space without any angles.
• Since they exist outside of usual reality, the chance of having an encounter with one is really low. However, even trying to gaze into their dimension an result them spotting you and seeing you as their prey. This is especially if you are a time traveler as you might accidentally step into their dimension. Even Mental Time Travel isn't a safe option, as one Halpin Chalmers would attest if he wasn't dead.
• Speaking of which, many have tried to figure out why they appeared in the Pantheon in the first place. Most assume it was because of The Doctor, and while he doesn't take any responsibility, he does admit it probably being the most likely cause. He believes they may be related to the Reapers. Time Lord society is good at chasing away the Hounds, and Rassilon wishes to exterminate them so Time Lord dominance is not threatened.
• Hasta seems to be rather paranoid of their existence for reasons, which probably are justified. Of course that would end up enraging Hastur, who wouldn't normally care for the Hounds.
• Those who have somehow survived encounters with them seem to recall seeing a werewolf amongst their ranks. When people were trying to figure out who the werewolf was, Mugen Yoguruma basically gave away the answer and said that it is possibly whatever remains of the nameless terrorist leader of Aku Shin Kage who was corrupted to become one with them. Though she isn't sure if the beast has any memories of his former life or if he's just a beast like the rest of the Hounds.
• While technically tameable if they are summoned as familiars, they are not to be taken lightly and should be handled by professionals. The Pantheonic Time Police has been trying to direct them to a more positive end, which was initially difficult since they instinctively attack any time travelers regardless of alignment. Fortunately a goddess of time was on the case and they have become the "police dogs" of the Police.
• Mostly kept in the House of Otherness Abominations when not used by the Pantheonic Time Police. They are much more at home there, and aren't usually provoked. While they exist to keep some sort of order in the time stream, they aren't helpful, they just are. The Dahaka, as a being very similar to them, actually gets along and treats them like pets.
• There are some gods that absolutely nobody has any trouble with the Hounds of Tindalos hunting down with impunity. Zamasu was assaulted by them and angrily ranted that he never messed with time, it was all the mortals' fault. Eobard Thawne ran. Lord English, given his experience with other cosmic horrors, decided to hunt and destroy them. He may be the only time-traveler they feel fear towards.
• Somewhat similar to the Weeping Angels, due to how they feed on people and are involved with time travel. The Weeping Angels would rather the Hounds stay out of their way, but figure they're convenient for picking off those they send back in time since either way they get to eat on the potential life energy.
• For their frequent exploitation of time, many members of the Vex are frequently pestered by them. Though they view them as a threat, the Vex just opt to Teleport Spam away. In areas where the Vex have free reign over reality, such as the Vault of Glass in their temple, they outright get rid of the Hounds. Permanently. And though the space around the Sleeper makes distorts temporally thus making it a big target for the Hounds, they could hardly faze the Sleeper itself. Though the Hounds do cause trouble for the people frequently sent out to deal with the cosmic comet and its spreading corruption.
• For some reason, they are associated with the Zombie Apocalypse.

Knuckles the Echidna

Knuckles the Echidna, God of Gliding (Knux, Knucklehead, Mister Guardian, World's Greatest Treasure Hunter, The Red Dude, Red Mutt, Niggles, Nipples the Enchilada, Knuckles the Feminist, Uganda Knuckles, Super Knuckles, Chaos Knuckles, Enerjak, Renegade Knucks, Gnarly, Knuckles the Dread, Dread)

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• Lesser God (Greater God as Super Knuckles, Hyper Knuckles, Chaos Knuckles or Enerjak, borderline Overdeity in Archie continuity)
• Symbol: A silhouette of his head; alternatively, the Master Emerald
• Theme Music: Unknown from M.E. (Sonic Adventure 1 and 2 versions) Lovers, North Wind when sparring with Sonic (or straight-up fighting him because Knuckles was tricked again)
• Alignment: Lawful Good with Neutral Good tendencies (Neutral Evil as Enerjak)
• Portfolio: Gets angry if anyone steals the Master Emerald, The last survivor of the echidnas besides Tikal, Keeps getting tricked by Eggman no matter how many times it happened, Beware the Nice Ones, Aloof Ally, The Big Guy, Determinator, Dreadlock Warrior, Good Old Fisticuffs, Red Is Heroic
• Domains: Echidnas, Guardians, Fists, Dreadlocks, Gliding, Climbing, Memes, Social Equality
• Allies: All good Sonic deities (especially Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles "Tails" Prower, and Mighty the Armadillo, Shortfuse The Cybernik), Mega Man, Nana Habutae, Rarity, Jim Raynor, Hazel Levesque
• Rivals: Babylon Rogues
• Enemies: All evil Sonic deities, Dr. Wily, Relius Clover, Sableye, Ganondorf
• Vitriolic Best Buds with: Rouge the Bat (Borders on Belligerent Sexual Tension at times)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Rin Tohsaka
• Uneasy Relationship with: Biscuit Krueger
• The last surviving member of an echidna tribe (aside from Tikal), Knuckles is the guardian of the Master Emerald making sure that nobody steals it to keep Angel Island afloat. Having no experience with social interaction, he and Sonic first became enemies due to being lied by Dr. Eggman into believing that he and Tails came to Angel Island to steal the Master Emerald. Finding out about Eggman’s true colors and going on a quest to bring back the Master Emerald, though he still believes on Eggman’s lies, he became one of Sonic’s best friends and has since then aided him in his adventures whenever the help arises.
• One day, Dr. Eggman decides to take the Master Emerald straight through the Pantheon to find a way to beat Sonic and his friends and achieving his world domination plan. Fortunately, Sonic and everyone who had ascended have contacted Knuckles on Eggman’s plans and brought him to the Pantheon. The fight ends with Knuckles punching Eggman’s machinery to bring back the Master Emerald to Angel Island. Because of Knuckles’s victory, Sonic and the others personally recommend Knuckles to ascend. Knuckles doesn’t like that his friends are doing a request like this since it means that he will have more enemies to take care off who want to steal the Master Emerald, but begrudgingly accepts the position.
• During his usual guarding day with the Master Emerald, Biscuit Krueger is eyeing it with glee due to how large it is. This resulted to them constantly bickering with each other until Knuckles explained to her about the situation with the Master Emerald. Biscuit decided to stay away with it having a huge amount of respect with Knuckles's duty and knowing that getting it would be a bad idea, although she keeps stalking it every now and then contemplating on her choices, causing an uneasy relationship between the two.
• Hearing about the Master Emerald's ability to empower technology from Dr. Eggman, Dr. Wily steals it to enhance his plans on world domination. During the time he was tracking down Dr. Wily, he met with Mega Man, who found out about his enemy's plans and decided to help out Knuckles. They were able to bring it back to Angel Island and after learning about an alternate universe where he and his friends had encountered Mega Man and helped each other out twice, the two have since then became friends.
• He is a man driven by peace and is willing to give people second chances, which is why Eggman took it to his advantage. He encountered a magical girl who share the same views as him known as Nana Habutae so much so she was manipulated through lies like him. The two get along because of these and the echidna sympathizes with her because what she has been through is much worse compared to his. The two started to exchange conversations over their idealism and Knuckles decided to teach her self-defense in case she couldn't fight in her magical girl form.
• Rarity was eyeing the Master Emerald with awe due to her obsession with gems until she is interrupted by Knuckles who wanted her to explain her presence. Thanks to her kindness, the situation ended quickly and admired by Knuckles's duty, decides to not bother him again regarding the Master Emerald and even helps him in placing the Master Emerald back to Angel Island whenever it gets stolen. Thankful that he managed to befriend a gem-obsessed woman who manages to discard their desire to steal the Master Emerald, the two have mantained a good relationship.
• Because of how gullible he is, he hates people that would manipulate others. One such person is Relius Clover, who is also not above on using his own family for experimentation and whose plans mainly coincides with science. Hearing about what the Master Emerald is all about and how it is said to be much more powerful than the Chaos Emeralds (and how it uses can be used for science and technology), he hopes to steal it one day to enhance his experiments and capabilities.
• During the time Dr. Eggman managed to achieved his plans on world domination due to Sonic's disappearance, Knuckles and the rest formed The Resistance with him as the leader to counteract Eggman's rule. This earns him the praise of Jim Raynor, who is glad there are other rebel leaders like him to achieve what is right, even if some of his plans screwed up due to his lack of skill. Knuckles believes he deserves more respect because he came from a time when the rest of the world believes that he and his group were terroists. Raynor decided to teach Knuckles on leadership skills to leading a resistance in case Dr. Eggman's plans for world domination and the aftermath of achieving it becomes much more brutal and he has more experience than him.
• Ganondorf’s situation with the Triforce is similar to his enemies’ situation with the Master Emerald in that they are filled with great power which can be scattered into pieces around the world and his threat level reminds him of his darker, more powerful enemies and his quest of power makes Knuckles to oppose him. He’s glad that Ganon only has eyes for the Master Emerald or else he has to gain an another enemy who wants it’s power.
• One day, while he was sleeping guarding the Master Emerald, the gem-eating Pokemon, Sableye is on his usual gem-eating spree until he had encountered Master Emerald and sastified of how big it is, proceeds to eat it. Unfortunately, Knuckles woke up before he was about to do so and proceeds to give him a brutal beating. Sableye has since then earned Knuckles’s animosity and the echidna is hoping for him to get banned because he knew that the Pokemon’s nature wouldn’t change easily.
• As a magus who speciliazes in gem magecraft, Rin visited Angel Island to get the Master Emerald hoping that it could amplify her magecraft. Obviously, Knuckles became anxious after hearing her specialization and realizing that she wouldn't get what she wanted, Rin decided to back down on getting it. The two still bicker because while Rin isn't planning to steal it, she's pretty determined on getting some of it's power and persuades him multiple times, but have begrudgingly team up with each other when facing a common enemy.
• During one of the days he was actually out not guarding the Master Emerald, Knuckles picked up the cursed gemstones of Hazel Levesque, thinking it’s a Chaos Emerald and was about to bring it back to the Great Treasury, until it caused his demise and was sent to the House of Death and Postmortem. Being a Nice Girl, Hazel apologized to him after some explanation and after his wariness ended, the two started bonding over their endless frustration of having to keep their gems safe from people that have been endlessly seeking them (especially if it’s in the Pantheon).
• As of late, Knuckles has decided to take a break from guarding the Master Emerald in order to go out and enjoy the world as Sonic does. In the meantime, he has set up a replacement guardian in the form of Mighty and Ray.

Miles "Tails" Prower

Miles Prower, God of Heli-Critters (Tails, Fox Boy, Shorty, Shrimp, Super Tails/Turbo Tails, Titan Tails, Arms, Nine, Mangey, Sails)

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• Lesser God (Greater God as Super Tails, Overdeity as Titan Tails)
• Symbol: His twin tails
• Theme Music: Believe in Myself (Sonic Adventure 1 and 2 versions), Blue Garden
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Child Prodigy, Gadgeteer Genius, smart people who kick ass, having a name as a pun, foxes, losing his parents at a young age, Shorter Means Smarter, Heli-Critter, The Engineer, Heterosexual Life-Partners (with Sonic)
• Domain: Good, Knowledge, Foxes
• Mentor: The Engineer
• Followers: Jazz Jackrabbit, Heliopaths, Finder/Experiment 158
• Allies:
  • Sonic-verse: Sonic, Knuckles, Amy Rose, Cream the Rabbit, Sally Acorn, Shadow the Hedgehog, Team Chaotix, Tangle and Whisper, Cosmo, Shortfuse The Cybernik
  • "The Brotherhood": (Monkey D. Luffy, Portgas D Ace, Mario, Luigi, Sans, Papyrus, Sonic and himself)
  • Others: Luigi (also a friendly rival), Tony Stark, Dexter, Reed Richards, Jake the Dog, Renamon, Sokka, all good aligned robot deities, Coco Bandicoot, Commander Torque
• Rivals: Bowser Jr., Catherine Kyoubashi (friendly towards Catherine)
• Enemies: Dr. Eggman, Dr. Wily, Ryoma Sengoku, Dr. Weil, Tenjuro Banno Black Doom, Nack, all evil robot deities, especially Metal Sonic, Infinite, Solaris, SCP-953, Reynard the Fox
  • Friendly Enemies: Dr Eggman (on a good day), Neo Cortex
• Miles "Tails" Prower has shown to be quite capable for an 8-year-old fox. He has been able to, among other things, fly an airplane, make Extreme Gear, and even use his tails for purposes such as combat and temporary flight. Back in the day he wasn't given much respect for his two tails, as it was seen as weird, but as he can fly like a helicopter using them. He is also capable of making Mini-Mecha for combat, and the airplane he uses to ship Sonic around.
• His rise to godhood became a massive boost to the GUAG. He is now responsible for the maintenance and repair of GUAG equipment and of robotic allies. He works alongside other scientists such as Tony Stark, Reed Richards, Dexter, and Houka Inumuta. Tails is also seen as a student for The Engineer, attending his classes. In addition, the Engineer is also mentoring him on his inventions. Tails is wary of other evil scientists besides Eggman such as Dr. Wily, Dr. Weil, Tenjuro Banno, and Ryoma Sengoku. Tails is working with the other heroic scientists to make sure the villains don't cause significant damage. Being a child prodigy he gets along with Dexter the most out of the heroic scientists.
• Any rumors that he is the secret son of Fox McCloud were squashed with the reveal that he's actually an orphan thanks to Dr. Eggman...at least in some continuities. It is generally assumed he was an orphan in canon. Him and Sonic are as close as brothers even if they aren't adoptive they've joined "The Brotherhood", like Luffy and Ace. Sonic also apologized constantly for treating him badly their last adventure, and then disappearing for six months, while Tails just reaffirmed that there was no hard feelings. Plus, with Eggman joining as one of the team parents with the motive that only he can beat Sonic and Tails, he is helping Sonic keep tabs on him in case he tries anything funny.
• His Sonic the Comic self isn't a child prodigy because of living in The Nameless Zone which is still in the medieval times technology wise. There he claims a lot of Sonic's deeds as his own, which the main Sonic is alright with in part because his Sonic the Comic incarnation is a dick. In general he and Luigi have gotten along because they often feel in their partner's shadow, but have ultimately managed to prove themselves.
• Depending on his mood^note usually main games and Sonic Boom continuity Eggman is sometimes a Friendly Enemy with Tails as he respects his genius. He will still try to take him out, but after the Adventure series he recognizes him as a genuine threat and that's a compliment. He also helped him in the romantic field. Neo Cortex is more consistent Friendly Enemy as while he has his own evil ambitions he has more experience teaming up with heroes and he respects Tails for proving everyone who thought his two-tailedness was a bad thing wrong with his flight and brilliant mind.
• Eggman has Jossed any theory he killed Tails in a Bad Ending, as he wouldn't kill him to get back at Sonic. Unfortunately this doesn't apply to his Julian Robotnik or transformed Ivo Robotnik incarnations. Black Doom, Infinite and the collective of Solaris have no morals whatsoever and only hatred can exist between them and Tails. Nack and Metal aren't as bad, but they still don't like him.
• Besides his airplane, the Tornado (and variants thereof), he has owned a couple of cars. Although he isn't as prone to being asked why he needs a car compared to Sonic, Tails hasn't been using the cars much lately. If he isn't working on his mechanical prowess, then he might be in the House of Food eating mint candy. During calmer days within the Pantheon, Tails can be seen competing alongside Bowser Jr to see who's the better mechanic. Bowser Jr is a more carefree villain who likes to goof off so they don't have many hard feelings. Bowser is cool with it.
• Has also went on a couple of solo adventures. In regards to one of them, no one can agree on if it happened before Tails met Sonic or if Tails was on vacation. No one really knows how he made a TV out of paperclips and reprogram a computer with detergent and a toothpick, for that matter. A few others have tried to so the same thing, but the attempts weren't as successful. Torque, a heroic inventor from a Sonic-like setting, is a good friend of his.
• It is believed that he carries an unlimited amount of bombs with him. Since Tails doesn't really use these weapons often following one of his solo adventures, it lead some to think he has more than just his technological trinkets for combat. While true, Tails hasn't relied much on these items from that solo journey as of late. Despite being a good inventor, there have been some instances where his devices don't work the way he intends them to be. Case in point, he is still working on a good universal translator device for the Pantheon to use (one such attempt involved the translator saying people's inner thoughts).
• Among the Canines Tails gets along with Jake the Dog when it comes to fighting evil. Jake is the Red Oni to Tails' Blue Oni. Him and Renamon also get along. He's more ambivalent when it comes to fellow foxes Ahri, Yomi and Ran Yakumo, and while he's a bit distrustful of Tamamo-no-Mae due to her villainous side it's only a bit. Fortunately Tamamo-no-Mae is not the utter psychopath of the original yokai.
• Technically he's a Kitsune, though is associated with magic prowess than magic. His Archie self and Miles do have some ties to magic. Being the psychopath she is, SCP-953 mocks and derides him for not being a proper kitsune. Upon learning how vile she is, Tails has come to despise the Polymorphic Humanoid and hates the fact she's a fox. He doesn't like sharing a species with Reynard the Fox either, even if he isn't as unpleasant as 953.
• Had a somewhat strange run-in with Sokka at one point. They were bonding over their love of technology, and the conversation turned to idle small talk. Sokka brought up how his first girlfriend turned into the moon and...
  Tails: Mine turned into a tree.
  • Fortunately for Tails Cosmo has ascended alive and well. Unfortunately there are plenty of mortal followers who want her gone for Cream, which pisses all three off.
• More recently, Tails has decided to go on a solo outing after doing some reflection on his rather inconsistant behavior in the past and coming to the conclusion that he needs some time out of Sonic's shadow, a prospect that the hedgehog fully supports, even though he will miss his friend in the meantime.

Demigods

Wander (Shadow of the Colossus)

Wander, God of Gigantic Creature Climbing

• Demigod
• Symbol: His magical sword overlapping his bow and arrow.
• Theme Song: Revived Power
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Determinators, Surprisingly Durable, Climbs Beings Taller than Skyscrapers, Driven by Love, Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette, Becomes Dirtier as Time Goes On, Bow and Sword in Accord, Badass Normal, Basically Ruins Everything, Horseback Heroism, Morally Ambiguous Quest
• Domains: Archery, Horses, Destruction
• Heralds: Dormin and Mono
• Allies: Agro, Eren Yaeger, Nathan Drake, Sly Cooper, Cole MacGrath, Kratos, Squall Leonhart
• Enemies: The Colossi, Light Yagami
• Complicated Relations: Ico and Yorda
• Opposed by: The Robed Figure
• Wander was a young man on a journey to revive a young woman called Mono. He went to a shrine on a forbidden land where he contacted a mysterious sealed being called Dormin reputedly capable of reviving the dead. Dormin sent Wander on a quest to kill sixteen giant creatures made of stone called the Colossi, the price to pay for reviving Mono. After the Colossi were slain, Dormin was released from its seal and possessed Wander, who then fought a man known as Lord Emon who was determined to keep Dormin sealed. Dormin was once again sealed and Lord Emon destroyed the only point of access to the forbidden land. Despite its fate, Dormin kept its promise of reviving Mono and Wander was also allowed new life as a horned infant, though they were now trapped and isolated from the rest of the world.
• Somehow ascended as he was before the quest to slay the Colossi. However, he is now constantly torn between his life as a God, and his mortal form of a reborn baby back on Earth, which is where a part of consciousness lies.
• He is constantly on the move to kill the Colossi once more in hopes that Dormin will be unsealed once more and so his and Mono's fates back in the mortal realm will change. This goal of his has proved unpopular with most (not all, but most) deities, who question Dormin's motives and think Wander is heartlessly and selflishly killing magnificent creatures who don't cause harm so long as they're not provoked. Wander doesn't really care what they think and carries on, but unfortunately for him the Pantheon functions in such a way that the Colossi are revived almost as soon as he kills them, rendering his hard work moot. So for now, he's looking for fifteen other deities who agree with him or at least think killing a Colossus would be a fun challenge, so they can all kill the Colossi at the same time and unseal Dormin.
• Wander has some interest in Ico and Yorda for hailing from the future that Wander's actions have carved. He'd like to know if Ico has any connection to him, given Wander was reborn with horns on his head and Ico is one of many boys with horns, something he was persecuted for. Other than that, he respects Ico for his determination in protecting Yorda, which reminds him of his own desire to save Mono. Ico himself looks up to Wander for slaying the Colossi for Mono's sake. On the other hand, the many rumors that the Queen who abused Ico and Yorda might be Mono cause him to remain distant from them. This isn't helped by Yorda being among the deities who side with the Colossi and think Wander should leave them alone. Indeed, Yorda appears to have a special connection to the Colossi and the giants are extremely friendly around her. This has given Wander ideas that perhaps he could use Yorda to bait the Colossi. As much as Ico respects Wander, the boy will never tolerate him using Yorda like that.
• Another deity who dislikes Wander's actions towards the Colossi is the Robed Figure, who managed to befriend the Colossi like Yorda did. It is of the opinion that Wander ought to find a way to restore the extremely barren forbidden land into something more habitable and stop wasting his time in the Pantheon trying to kill the Colossi over and over again when they are already gone from his world anyway. Wander's response to that was to ask if the Robed Figure had never wished to destroy the Guardians which made its journey difficult. The Robed Figure's honest answer is no, since it despises war and fighting, and the Guardians' aggressiveness was programmed in them and not their fault anyway.
• He has an extreme amount of disdain for Light Yagami, as he has already dealt with too many people who believe they should make decisions on whether other people are worthy to live or die.
• Often found hanging around Eren Yaeger, as the two can sympathize with each other over many things; losing a female loved one, having to battle gigantic beasts to get revenge for them, being Determinators…
• His devotion to Mono's safety above everything else and regardless of the forces they run up against is something he has in common with Squall Leonhart, who likewise swore to his beloved Rinoa that he'd stand by her side even if the whole world turned against them. Plus, the rumors about Mono being the evil queen who tormented Ico and Yorda are rather similar to the widespread theory of Rinoa becoming Ultimecia in the future, so Wander and Squall occasionally have to contend with deities accusing them of protecting evil women. The two respect each other for standing their ground and remaining by their ladies' side. Squall also offers Wander some training tips so he can learn to actually use his sword properly.
• Was invited to join a certain Battle Royale, and met many of the participants who later become his allies, but rejected it due to the fact that he felt he may have been out of place in a battle such as that. He may be a very good archer, but he's actually a piss-poor swordsman. Doesn't help that the sword might've been stolen, thus his lack of mastery. Still, it has done the job in slaying the Colossi.

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