Pantheon / Time Travelling

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Overdeities

Chronoa

Chronoa, Goddess of Correcting Distorted History (Supreme Kai of Time, Lord of Time, Kaioshin of Time, Time Kai, Master of the Time Nest, Halo Chronoa)

^{Power of Time Unleashed form}

• Overdeity
• Symbol: Tokitoki, her magical pet bird
• Theme Song: Standoff, Tokitoki in lighter moments
• Alignment: Neutral Good, with some Lawful Good tendencies
• Portfolio: Restoring Proper History via the Time Patrol, Little Miss Almighty, Cute Child Leaders Who are Actually Over 75 Million Years Old, Lonely at the Top, Squishy Wizards, Omniscient Morality License via Loophole Abuse, Sometimes Manipulative Brats but mostly Reasonable Authority Figures, Pink People, Small People in Charge, Lethal Chefs, Immortal Immaturity, Girls Who Like "Bad Boys"
• Domains: Time, Godhood, Magic.
• Herald: Tokitoki (see Symbol)
• High Priest: The Beta Suiter
• Followers: McDonald, Takemichi Hanagaki
• Superior: Zeno (present and future)
• Allies:
  • DBVerse Deities: Future Trunks, Ace, Son Goku, Son Gohan, Whis, Bardock, Bulma, Vegeta, Son Goten and Present Trunks, Androids 16, 17 and 18
  • Other Allies: Dialga, Chronormu, Barry Allen/The Flash, Setsuna Meioh/Sailor Pluto, Chibiusa Tsukino/Sailor Chibi Moon, Hotaru Tomoe/Sailor Saturn, Clockwork, Karen Minazuki/Cure Aqua, Teddie, Liu Kang
• Friendly Rival: Android 21
• Enemies: Merged Zamasu, Cell, Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash, Dio Brando, Lord English, Goetia, The Vex, SHOCKER, Johann Schmidt/Red Skull, Lucifer, YHVH
• Approved by: Chronos, Nozdormu, every good deity in the House of Time and Space
• Annoyed by: Greed the Avaricious, Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie version), Wally West, Team Dai-Gurren, Giorno Giovanna (the latter four due to being Immune to Fate)
• Fears: Beerus, the freaking God of Destruction!
• Opposes: Noximillien Coxen
• Conflicting Opinion towards: Hibiki Kuze, The Dahaka
• Good Counterpart to: Kronika
• Chronoa is the Supreme Kai of Time, in charge of keeping the timelines together so that they do not create too many divergent points and in turn start unravelling the Dragon Ball multiverse. For this purpose, she created an organization called the Time Patrol based in Conton City (formerly Toki Toki City, named after her magical pet bird), a distant location in Universe 7 connected to the Time Nest.
• The Time Patrol was organized mainly off the back of Future Trunks, who with his mother's time machine had travelled back in time and altered the course of the main timeline by warning the Z-Fighters about the android threat. She guilt-tripped him about committing the divine taboo and galactic crime of time travel and asked him to atone by serving at her side in her time-guarding duties, though she failed to inform him that, as the only being aside from Zeno's angels with the legal authority to cross through time, she was actually legitimizing his actions by doing so. Not only had she planned to deal with Cell herself (who had travelled back even further into the main timeline than Trunks himself did) and thus Trunks' actions worked out in her favor, his Time Patrol status placed everything he did under her umbrella.
  • Androids 17 and 18, the good versions at least, are grateful that she allowed them to become who they are by not deleting Trunks' initial changes in time. Ditto for 16, whose (re?)activation would not have happened otherwise.
• Once news entered the Pantheon of the ascension of Eobard Thawne, an evil speedster whose M.O. involves going back in time to make people suffer, being aided by the Time Breakers as his followers, Future Trunks instantly sought out Thawne's famous arch-enemy Barry Allen and directed him to Toki Toki City to notify Chronoa. She used her power to enter the Pantheon and petition for a seat in short order in order to counterbalance Thawne, only for the meeting to be interrupted by Sailor Pluto via the Door of Space-Time. Pluto's request for her temple with the Gates of Time to be reinserted back into the Pantheon was then added to Chronoa's petition, gaining the approval of the Court of the Gods due to what Thawne did putting everyone on such heavy guard.
• Naturally, she and Zamasu are completely opposed to one another. In a different version of the future timeline, it's Zamasu rather than Chronoa who intercepts Trunks' actions, and it becomes one of the rogue apprentice Kai's points of condemnation against mortals altogether, convincing Future Zamasu to align with Goku Black in the Zero Mortals crusade. Zamasu condemns Chronoa's delegation to Trunks and the rest of the Time Patrol as a mark of inaction and laziness in her duties, as well as a desecration of her godhood by allowing mortals to represent her. She, in turn, can't stand the evil that Zamasu visited upon her assistant and friend Trunks, nor how incredibly short-sighted and violently self-righteous he is. The only good that came of anything he ever did was the fact that it made Trunks more decisive and stronger here in the Pantheon.
  • Eventually their two lines crossed thanks to leftover historical distortions from the Time Breakers' efforts to raise the Demon World, resulting in several different alterations that the Time Patrol was forced to stop so that Zamasu couldn't kill Trunks. When Zamasu realized he hadn't killed all the remaining gods, he warned the Time Patrol that as soon as he finished with them and the Saiyans, the Supreme Kai of Time was next. Targeting the Time Nest even helped him maintain coherence in his Infinite state after his fused body was destroyed by Trunks... but then Zeno, the Omni King of their multiverse, destroyed him.
• Is said to possibly be an alternate version of Chronos, the God of Time. The one in the Pantheon doesn't have an opinion on the subject but is one of many time deities who does approve that she continues to maintain the integrity of the Scroll of Eternity.
• When Cell heard about Chronoa who would've come after him had Future Trunks not done so, he decided to enter her territory and try to attack her, only to be completely rebuffed by Trunks even in his perfect form.
• She's a huge fan of Dialga, the Pokémon of Time who's taken on Trunks as a partner in the Pantheon, seeing Dialga as a less cute but more imposing and badass counterpart to Tokitoki. Because of this, she's inducted Dialga into her Time Patrol. They've also formed a healthy alliance with Sailor Pluto, sometimes including Sailors Chibi Moon and Saturn as well, partly out of gratitude for helping Setsuna get back her place in the Pantheon. She's also finally met Clockwork, who helped out Trunks on occasion since before she even ascended. However, she has no intention on joining forces with the Dahaka; while their goals do ultimately align and she appreciates its dedication to guarding the timeline, the Dahaka leaves no room for exceptions and cares little to nothing about good or evil, to the point of having even gone after Trunks as well as some friends of his.
  • The SHOCKER organization is on her team's radar as one of the most dangerous time travelling threats due to their propensity to use time manipulation to retroactively Take Over the World. Dio Brando is also a high priority threat due to his superior time-stopping abilities and pure evil ambitions of conquest.
• Appreciates the contrast between Vegeta's efforts to train Trunks into becoming stronger and Bulma's doting over him to make sure he's okay, seeing the fact that they actually care about their son, and is grateful that they somehow managed to raise such a kind and dutiful young man. In turn, they both like that she's given the young master responsibility so that he doesn't get lazy and is able to continue tapping into his full potential, both as a warrior and otherwise.
• In her own words, she is attracted to wild, tough, and handsome older men that are also open-minded. This explains her attraction to certain bad boy anti-heroes and wild cards such as Goku's father Bardock.
• Her desire for friendship, which had partially led her to manipulate Trunks into her employ, now also attracts the attention of Teddie and Greed. She's cool with Teddie, but annoyed by Greed despite his also fitting her criteria for attractive men because she offered to give his bar some of her home-cooked meals, but he taste-tested it himself and told her it sucked. Speaking of which…
• The Supreme Kai of Time is a dangerous cook. As in, her cooking is literally poisonously bad, but she thinks it's awesome. It has crippled Goku's fighting ability, triggered Beerus' destructive rage, given Pluto a bad case of indigestion for about ten days, and Trunks won't even talk about how badly a taste of her cooking affected him. However, almost no one has the guts to tell her to her face how atrocious she really is. When Greed did so without hesitation, she angrily summoned her Time Judgment cloud to shoot at him for close to four hours, during which he had to keep the Ultimate Shield over his head the entire time.
• Made friends with Karen Minazuki after being introduced to each other by Setsuna. Karen, whose resolved to help lonely rich deities make friends, was soon able to tell that under her cheery demeanor Chronoa gets pretty sad when Trunks isn't around and has resolved to hang out with her whenever possible.
• The idea that only certain people deserve to live or everyone has to be a certain way reminds her too much of Zamasu, hence why she has no patience for Red Skull and YHVH. The Vex is even worse in this regard, as they feel that they and they alone deserve to live and they wish to corrupt space and time to take over reality itself. Also hates Lucifer due to manipulating and corrupting a fellow time-based deity for his own twisted goals.
• Goetia is particularly disturbing to her, as his corrupting demonic god nature and his plans to destroy and reshape everything seems too much like those of her former friend turned Arch-Enemy, Demon God Demigra. She even wonders if he may have secretly corrupted Demigra into becoming such a horrible villain in the first place.
• The original heroic Time Lord, The Doctor, occasionally pops by to give her team a hand with certain threats; particularly if Trunks and Dialga's full attention is already being demanded by a separate issue OR they're being overwhelmed by the threat in question. Lord English is very frequently the opportunist in the former scenario and his mastery of manipulating stable time loops to destroy worlds is so deadly she's trying to find a way to seal that monster in the Crack of Time. Though she knows he's destined to fall into the dustbin of history, she's still not taking any chances with how much damage he'll do on the way there. Thankfully, he and Zamasu both hate each other as much as they hate everyone else, so they WON'T be teaming up.
• Is a bit mixed regarding Hibiki Kuze. He and his friends have constantly rewound time, which she doesn't particularly like, but only to alter history in which their world's humanity would go extinct thanks to the Administrators. He's kinda similar to Trunks, except fairly more extreme, definitely more smug, and disconcertingly cool with both Lucifer and YHVH.
• Following the events of two wars they had with the Time Breakers in which Bardock inadvertently helped out with their mission both times, she's decided to take him on as a Herald. Knowing that he's still a Blood Knight above all else, she also needed the help of a High Priest who could travel back and undo any damage he might cause, so she then whisked a certain agent scientist in a time suit out of a Temporal Paradox. Not too long afterward, Bardock ascended to the Pantheon proper. Whis and Beerus find this arrangement amusing.
• Shortly after that Chronoa was made a part of Chronormu's petition to move out of her subhouse, along with Trunks and Pluto, into a primary position in the House of Time and Temporality as the Pantheon Time Police. She was honored that Chromie had considered her this highly and glad to be able to further cement her alliance with Pluto.
• Chronoa has revealed a more powerful form in which she ages herself to physical adulthood… and manifests the same halo as Merged Zamasu. The rest of the pantheon isn't sure what to think about this.

Homura Akemi

Homura Akemi, Goddess of Retroactive Preparation (Homerun, Homu, Homuhomu, Homurika, Homulily, The Nutcracker Queen, Devil Homura, Homucifer)

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^{Homura (Eyeglass Ver.)}

^{Homulilly (Second Form)}

^{Devil Homura}

• Overdeity (formerly a Greater Goddess)
• Symbol:
  • Human self: An ornate clockwork buckler bound by a red ribbon behind a purple soul gem.
  • Demon self: The Dark Seal◊
• Theme Music:
  • Human self: Puella in Somnio and Nocte of Desparatio
  • Demon self: I Was Waiting for this Moment and "Kimi no Gin no Niwa"
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (formerly Neutral Good, although she tearfully considers herself Chaotic Evil)
• Portfolio: Set Right What Once Went Wrong, Badass Adorable, Time Stop, Determinator (But doomed to fail), Hyperspace Arsenal, Retroactive Preparation, Doing what needs to be done, Satanic Archetypes, Satan Is Good, I Want My Beloved to Be Happy (even if it means becoming their enemy)
• Domains: Magic, Time, Conflict, Tranquility, Desire, Love, Self-Loathing
• Followers: Agent Wyoming, Dave, the Knight of Time
• Allies: Lord Kroak, Master Chief John-117, The Boss, Gabriel Belmont, Magolor, Vaas Montenegro, Raoh, Princess Celestia, Cinderella, Kaito Kumon/Kamen Rider Baron, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Mion and Shion Sonozaki, Archer, Rika Furude, Satoko Houjou, Kevin McCallister, Elpizo, Beatrice The Golden Witch, Bloody Marie, Dave Strider, Velvet Crowe, Boa Hancock, Nine the Phantom, Sora, Tron, Nagato, Vlad von Carstein, Captain Cold
• Rivals: Flynn, Takatora Kureshima/Kamen Rider Zangetsu, Mitsuzane Kureshima/Kamen Rider Ryugen, Mana Ouma, Galacta Knight
• Enemies: Sayaka Miki, Oriko Mikuni, Metallix, Satan, Araya Souren, Tzeentch, Nurgle, Bernkastel, The Joker, YHVH, Clu, Lady Tremaine, Broly, Vanitas, Xehanort's Incarnations, The Flood, The Dark Matter Horde, Drawcia, Mildred Avallone, Lord Brevon, Bill Cipher, THE END, Aichi Sendou, Monaca Towa, Yog-Sothoth, Eobard Thawne, Chaos, Penelope Mouse, Queen Beryl, The Dead Moon Circus, Joker (Smile Precure), The Death Busters, Wiseman, Mina Loveberry, Delirium
• Working for: Lucifer
• Slaves: Kyubey and the Incubators
• Complicated Relations with: Madoka Kaname, Mami Tomoe, Kyoko Sakura
• Conflicting Opinion (All are unaware of Homura's true agenda): Magical Girl Sisterhood, The GUAG Toku Division (especially Kouta Kazuraba/Kamen Rider Gaim, Mai Takatsukasa, Haruto Soma/Kamen Rider Wizard, and Tomoko Nozama), Yuno Gasai, Homura of the Crimson Squad, Immortal God Emperor of Mankind, Void Termina.
• Fears: Tyrant Valvatorez
• Pitied By: Sougo Tokiwa/Kamen Rider Zi-O, The Master of Chaldea
• Should any Incubator knock on her door, her first response is to shoot them… no matter how many times they come back.
  • As of recently, she is rather uneasy around Fluttershy… because of some similarities with her voice to Kyubey.
• It's said that Homura and Madoka are very close, that has attracted the attention of House of Love and Affection... some of which Homura can only smile at.
• Rika Furude has been rather friendly with her, these to also share a bond. They know the pain that a "Groundhog Day" Loop can impact on the soul. Homura is also on good terms with her friend and superior, Oyashiro-sama.
• Araya Souren has the rare and dubious honour of being the only god/goddess/divine being in the pantheon to violently enrage Homura on sight (after learning about the Apartment Complex from Ryougi Shiki), something that is normally reserved for an Incubator. If not for his mastery in the Innate Bound Field, he would be shot on sight like an Incubator. And trust us, she's tried
• Despite things being civil between them, Homura and Sakura Kinomoto tend to be at odds with each other. It stems for the animosity when Sakura formally was the Goddess of Magical Girls. This is said to displease Madoka, as she and Sakura have a friendly relationship... this leads to some strained cooperation between Homura and Sakura.
• Despite both being Puella Magi, Homura and Sayaka have a negative history. Homura once tried to kill Sayaka when they where both mortal... they have been hostile to each other ever since. Since ascending, the hostilities have died down somewhat... enough to keep Madoka happy. But tensions were flared up again when Homura became a demon, which infurated Sayaka and lead to her denouncing Homura.
• Bernkastel appears to have taken an interest in her, although it's unknown exactly what she is up to. Mami Tomoe suspects that it might have to do with her other responsibilities as the Goddess of Retroactive Preparation. It does, in part... the other half it comes from her time abilities and the Witch known as Homulily.
• Shiki Tohno can't help but notice that Homura looks a lot like his little sister, Akiha. Of course, he's more concerned that Homura will be a target in SHIKI's serial killings - not that SHIKI will be too much of a problem for her.
• She respects the Master Chief, because of his ability to keep a promise. Recently, she has developed a sympathy towards him due to the death of Cortana - their final farewell struck a chord with Homura, since it reminded her of her own farewell with Madoka. She even considered helping the Chief in his quest to help Cortana ascend, but has her hands full with her duties against Tzeentch.
  • As a "thank you" for her sympathy, the Chief gave her many of the Promethean weapons that he salvaged on the field so that she can add them to her Hyperspace Arsenal.
  • When The Flood first arrived in the Pantheon, she was one of those who stood alongside the Chief as they beat the corruption back. She has since sworn to aid him against it no matter what, and that was before she learned about how it has taken an interest in her fellow Puella Magi.
• Doesn't like Flynn all that much, after he made a rather stupid offhand comment about being interested in fighting Kremhild Gretchen. Although he managed to convince her he wasn't serious, and didn't know exactly what that would entail besides, it's quite clear she hasn't forgiven him.
• Homura has been placed under heavy protection by the GUAG for her own safety after the "Great Upheaval": the Magical Girl Sisterhood have declared her a traitor, and are plotting to regain Madoka's powers from her. Though her new power would be more than enough to stop any threats against her person, Homura refuses to use it unless it's out of self-defense, if Madoka is attacked, or whenever she sees an Incubator.
  • When Vanitas's plot to forge the χ-Blade was revealed, Homura began trying to find a way to at least give Madoka her fighting abilities back.
• Visited the House of Ambiguity to speak to Kevin Levin regarding her actions during the "Great Upheaval". He reassures her that "Bunnycat deserves what you've done to him for being such a dick. There's no "right" or "Wrong" regarding that jerk. You deserve to be selfish for once."
• YHVH has placed Fate Worse than Death orders on both her and Madoka: Homura because she works for Lucifer now, and Madoka because He doesn't want to give her the chance to regain her powers. This, of course, has caused Homura to set her sights on the Great Will, and Lucifer can barely contain his delight: it was his ultimate plan to sweet-talk Homura into battling his archenemy, and YHVH had ended up earning her ire all on His own!
• Clu really hates Homura, and for good reason: she once forced him to relive the final moments of the Original Clu through a vision while playing "I was waiting for this moment" in the background, out of payback for the genocide of the ISOs, for rectifying Tron, and making him fight Sora.
  • Because Sora forgave Homura for her actions, she warmed up to him quite a bit, which devastated her when he sacrificed himself to save Kairi from being killed by Master Xehanort by using the same tactics she used in the past to save Madoka. Not that it worked well.
  • Speaking of Xehanort, she hates the man, both because he is a Manipulative Bastard who uses others to his own ends, which is not too dissimilar to Kyubey, but also because Xemnas, one of his incarnations, gave an utterly brutal "Reason You Suck" Speech to Madoka, which earned her undying hatred of that specific incarnation. Xemnas, and by extension the rest of the Xehanorts, view her as a fool and an excellent pawn.
• Eventually came across one Elpizo, who desired to hear about her part of the "Great Upheaval". To her surprise, he actually sympathized with her:She just wanted to keep her best friend safe and sound even if it meant becoming a monster, much like how his own quest to save the Reploid race turned him into one. They have since become allies, though Homura is wary of him: He willingly admitted that he would have killed every human alive if he had been allowed to succeed in his plans, and even now wouldn't hesitate to sacrifice them if it was convenient, which is a direct contrast to her own stance.
• Has been recently been pelted by tomatoes at random intervals. The culprits? Her very own familiars who are always with her. On the rare occasion, they will dumped piles of garbage on top of her. Homura has done nothing to stop her familiars and let them continue their assault. Some feel that this is a form of self-hatred for her crime against Madoka. The Good-aligned deities who still care for and support her frequently try to stop the Familiars from doing so (usually without Homura herself knowing, as if she did know she'd likely tell them to stop because she "deserves it").
• Was outraged to find out that Oriko Mikuni (Madoka's killer from another timeline) had ascended into the Pantheon.
• Is allies with Bloody Marie, due to the fact that they both willing became monsters for their closest friends. That said, Homura is wary of the Skull Heart and what it could do to Madoka, though Marie has assured her time and again she has no intentions of seeking Madoka out. Double, on the other hand…
• Ever since Lord Brevon used Madoka as a Human Shield during his siege of the Main House, Homura has been finding time to end him once and for all. If it weren't for Lucifer giving her other priorities to think of, she would be the only 'hero' Brevon would have no hope of prevailing against given her powers.
• Is loathe to get into fights against Master Xehanort's "Young" incarnation, as his unique nature and abilities render him immune to her Time Stop power; the one time a fight between Good and Bad deities took place where she and he were among the opposing combatants, she responded to his startlingly fast Keyblade charge by pausing time to try to get a different angle-of-attack on him, and she nearly got her head taken off when he was 'pulled in' to Stopped Time with her and kept right on rushing at her as if nothing had happened.
  • Asuna Kagurazaka is also immune to it, due to her Anti-Magic. The one time Homura tried to escape an uncomfortable situation with Asuna nearby, she was startled and flummoxed as the redhead was seemingly pulled into stopped time with her, and subsequent attempts met the same result. Asuna, for her part, just flicked Homura on the forehead and told her to knock it off.
• Since the Great Upheaval, Homura's already-friendly relationship with the Master Chief has grown by a significant degree; the Head Spartan and God of Super-Soldiers has declared himself her protector against the more militant Sisterhood members and any other deities who harbor thoughts of harming her, standing by her and providing her with badly-needed companionship and emotional support; some even say he has become her Living Emotional Crutch. As a result, Homura has developed an extremely high opinion of him (perhaps even close to that she holds for Madoka), reacting very badly to insults or actual attacks against him (as a few bitter Sisterhood members almost learned the hard and painful way). It's rumored that, on some level, she has even come to see him as a father.
• Among those who sympathizes with Homura is the self-proclaimed mad scientist Rintarou Okabe. As someone who also traveled back into time over and over in order to save his best friend/Love Interest, Okabe has tried many times to comfort her, but Homura has pushed him away every time. While she admits she's happy for him, she still holds guilt over her own actions.
• Penelope Mouse is considered to be Homura's polar opposite, and it shows. Both are definitions of selfish love, but while Homura is the embodiment of love and generally cares for Madoka, Penelope is the embodiment of ambition, and doesn't love Bentley at all. Homura wants Madoka to have the happy life with her family that she deserves, even if it causes their loss of friendship and possible enmity, but Penelope just wants to control Bentley for his skills, and is willing to go as far as to murder his Family of Choice, leading them to become enemies. In the end, Homura becomes a self-hating Anti-Villain who admits her crimes, while Penelope becomes a straight up Classic Villain who refuses to accept fault for her actions.
• "Don't forget. Always somewhere, someone is fighting for you. As long as you remember her, you are not alone."

Greater Gods

Nathaniel Richards/Kang the Conqueror

Nathaniel Richards, Divine Future Conqueror (Nate, Iron Lad, Kid Immortus, Pharaoh Rama-Tut, Scarlet Centurion I, Kang the Conqueror, Victor Timely, Victor Timely Jr., Victor Timely III, Mister Qeng Gryphon, "Doctor Doom", Immortus, Iron Prince, King of Kings, Homicidal Pharoah, Master of Men, Lord of the Seven Suns, Victorex Prime, His Imperial Majesty, Red Menace, Blue Man, Blue Totem, Chronomonitor #616, Conqueror of Time, Kang the Immortal, Prime Kang, Conqueror of the Universe, Fancy Cleopatra, Custodian of the Timestream, Master of Time, Master of Limbo, Gardener of Time, Whisperer, Pope Immortus, Bender, He Who Remains, The Founder, a Jerk, Variant, Devil, Very Dangerous Person, Something Far Worse, Boogeyman, The Exile, He Who Rehashes, Kanger Issues)

Kang the Conqueror

^{Iron Lad}

^{Kid Immortus}

^Rama-Tut

^{Scarlet Centurion I}

^{Victor Timely}

^{Mister Gryphon}

^{"Doctor Doom"}

^Immortus

^Bender

^{He Who Remains}

• Greater God as Scarlet Centurion I, Kang the Conqueror, “Doctor Doom”, Immortus, Mister Gryphon, Bender, and He Who Remains. Intermediate God as Iron Lad, Kid Immortus, and Rama-Tut. Demigod as Victor Timely. He is an Overdeity with the Forever Crystal or with the powers of a Celestial.
• Symbol: A clenched hourglass.
• Theme Music: He Who Remains, Fifty Shades of Kang, The Conqueror, He’s Kang, He Saw, He Conquered, Kang Bang
• Alignment: Neutral Good as Iron Lad. Neutral Evil as Mister Gryphon and “Doctor Doom”. Lawful Evil as Kid Immortus, Rama-Tut, Scarlet Centurion I, and Kang the Conqueror. Lawful Neutral as Immortus and He Who Remains. True Neutral as Victor Timely. Chaotic Neutral as Bender.
• Portfolio: Anachronic Order, Large Ham, Emperor Scientist, Galactic Conqueror, Honor Before Reason, It's All About Me, Manipulative Bastard, Older Than They Look, Other Me Annoys Me, Politically Incorrect Villain, One-Man Army, Blood Knight, The Strategist, Purple Is Powerful, Robot Master, Rogues' Gallery Transplant, Secondary Color Nemesis, The Spook, Used to Be a Sweet Kid, Villainous Valour
• Domains: Time, Conquest, Order, Identities
• High Priest: David Clinton/Chronos the Time Thief
• Followers: Epoch, Somnus Foundation, Time Being, Abra Kadabra, Max Bubba, The Future, Zarrko the Tomorrow Man, Polgar, Metamorphis, Afrikaners, William Walker, Tempus, Futur10n, Per Degaton, Professor Benjamin Quatermass, Harth Fray, Silverthorn, Sphere-Builders, Expanoids, Architects of the Flesh, Timemaster, Belragor, Empress Istvatha V’han, Korrex the Conqueror
• Heralds: Marcus Kang XXIII, Marcus Immortus, Miss Minutes, Alioth, Ahura Boltagon
• Allies:
  • All (except Iron Lad, Immortus, and He Who Remains): Victor von Doom, The Sentinels, Lord Drakkon, Time Eater, Ivo Robotnik, Chin Chin, SHOCKER, Rassilon, Alien Empera, Lord Vyce
  • Iron Lad: All ascended Avengers, The Doctor, Future Trunks, Silver the Hedgehog, Riku
  • Kid Immortus: Vayne Carudas Solidor, Taylor Hebert, Davros
  • Rama-Tut: King Ramses, Aku
  • Scarlet Centurion I: High Councilor Kal-El/Regime Superman, Zarkon and Lotor, King Cold, Frieza, Ultraman Belial, Sheev Palpatine, Kaido
  • Conqueror: The Master, Omega, Lucrezia Mongfish, Maleficent, Cobra Commander, Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash, Emperor Mateus, Gul Dukat
  • Victor Timely: Mayor of Townsville, Hal Emmerich, Dell Conagher
  • Mister Gryphon: Lex Luthor, Seto Kaiba, Montgomery Burns, Johnathan Irons, Conal Cochran
  • "Doctor Doom": The Illusive Man
  • Immortus: Chronos, Whis, Dialga, Clockwork
  • Bender: Annoying Orange, Chester A. Bum, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Beetlejuice
  • He Who Remains: YHVH, Kronika
• Rivals: Xehanort, Brainiac, Nicol Bolas
• Unwitting Pawn of: Grandfather Paradox
• Enemies:
  • All (except Iron Lad, Immortus, and He Who Remains): Nearly every hero in Marvel, mostly of all the Avengers and Fantastic Four, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse, Loki, Black Bolt, The Vision, Stephen Strange, The Beyonder, Anti-Monitor, all Starfleet officers, The Doctor, Merged Zamasu, Chronoa, Hiro Nakamura, Ace, Dahaka, Emmet L. Brown, Max Walker, Filthy Frank, Barry Allen/The Flash I, Galeem and Dharkon, Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade, Linkara, Goetia, Tiamat, Sora
  • Iron Lad: His future selves and his future selves’ allies, Dark Danny
  • Kid Immortus: Sougo Tokiwa/Kamen Rider Zi-O
  • Rama-Tut: Yugi Muto, Yami Yugi, Ramses II, Moses, Anakaris
  • Scarlet Centurion I: Clark Kent/Superman, Dalek Empire, Sonic the Hedgehog, Monkey D. Luffy, Shanks
  • Conqueror: Arthur Pendragon, Merlin, Professor Paradox, River Song, Master of Chaldea, All Might and Izuku Midoriya, Chou Chou, Animorphs
  • Victor Timely: Steven Armstrong, Sundowner
  • Mister Gryphon: Homer Simpson, Robert E.O. Speedwagon
  • "Doctor Doom": Morgan Le Fay
  • Immortus: Mephisto, Caius Ballad, Maltruant, Randall Ross, Dio Brando
  • Bender: Bender Bending Rodriguez
  • He Who Remains: Homura Akemi, Rick and Morty
• Enemy Mine: Other Marvel villains when needed...
• Respects: Eddie Brock
• Respected by: Darkseid
• Neutral on: The Maker
• Fears: Thanos
• Worthy Opponent: Conan the Barbarian
• Opposes: Destiny of the Endless
• Opposed by: Melkor
• Regarded as the most prominent threat that the heroes of Earth ever faced, Nathaniel Richards came from the far future of an Alternate Universe Earth that never went into the Dark Ages. The brilliant Nathaniel Richards got bored of his present, deciding to go to the past with the time machine he invented to conquer those eras. This is the simplest version of Nathaniel Richards's story. In truth, Richards ended up creating paradox after paradox that nothing about his backstory is consistent aside from his name, his birthright, and the fact he would adopt the infamous identity of Kang the Conqueror who would not be stopped from conquering all realities no matter which heroes stand in his way. To be specific, Kang the Conqueror within the TV Tropes Pantheon is Prime Kang who ascended alongside the distinct identities that he took on or inadvertently created. As powerful as he is, Kang has to deal with more issues throughout his tenure as a deity perhaps more than anyone due to the nature of how exists. He has been in the Pantheon longer than most people would care for, remembering things like when the Main House had a list of gods or when the forbidden F and D words were prevalent. He reminisces when his profile pic was his The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes variant as a spotty png. The conqueror is simply awaiting the day that the Pantheon is vulnerable enough for him to strike to take over himself. It is not as if this is the first reality he has ever conquered, nor it would be the last. He has experienced more possible futures than anybody else barring the beings with the greatest foresight, so Kang is not meant to be underestimated.
  Kang: I have seen some things that should not even have happened. This giant ball of light vaporized everybody and created a new universe out of reality's remains. I have seen tiny deformed versions of deities float around people. I have even seen Dark Enemy of the World hide within the body of a teenage girl. I remember it so you don’t have to.
• To explain the incarnations of Nathaniel Richards in the briefest sense without going into what are essentially clones spun off from himself, Nathaniel Richards made sure that his villainous path was taken by appearing to his younger teenage self. Needless to say, Nathaniel "Nate" Richards did not take it well that he would become one of the most infamous threats across existence. Going back in time, Nate Richards joined the Young Avengers as Iron Lad, donning an armor that is synched to his brain. At some point though, Nate embraces his villainous identity and becomes Kid Immortus, a precursor to the supervillain almost every hero would face at some point. Richards would go back to his native time, only to go forth to ancient Egypt where he would don the identity of Pharaoh Rama-Tut and rule it. Eventually, he was ousted by the Fantastic Four and eventually met Victor von Doom whom he was inspired. Donning an armor similar to Doom's, Richards became the Galactic Conqueror Scarlet Centurion that conquered 40th century Earth and hounded the Squadron Supreme as one of their oldest foes. The Scarlet Centurion identity would be retired after a devastating defeat by the Avengers and a new identity would be created. He baptizes his new self as Kang the Conqueror, his most infamous incarnation whose conquest attempts have reached farther than all other versions of himself. Apparently, Kang would don the armor of Doctor Doom and took Doom's mantle after becoming Rama-Tut for a brief time. All good things come to an end, and eventually, Richards went to retire but the Time Keepers arrived to recruit him. Nathaniel Richards became Immortus, an immortal whose job is to fix temporal paradoxes that a good majority can be attributed to his past self. There are likely more iterations of himself that existed and perhaps an incarnation after Immortus may appear one day. Though those a stories for another time.
  • Then there are the variants of Prime Kang created by himself as either guises or some convoluted mess that he does not want to dive into deeply. Victor Timely was an identity that Kang took on to hide from his enemies as an influential politician and industry leader with Timely Industries. He set the foundations of technology that his humanity would utilize for eons. There is also Mister Gryphon, an unintentional creation from Kang due to glitches in the timestream. Mister Gryphon became CEO of the powerful Qeng Industries that had roots in supervillainy, hiding his temporal powers very well. Finally, there is a guise that Immortus took as Bender, an eccentric lanky man whose mania hides the fact that he is just doing the will of Immortus. Bender presumable holds all the capabilities of Immortus, though Bender is rather nonchalant about it. There are a plethora of other Kang variants though they are not spun from Prime Kang and the Pantheon could only allow so many iterations before things get messy.
  • He Who Remains is a strange outlier to Kang's history as he is a variant Richards who established his methods of keeping the peace across time and space, like Immortus though He Who Remains had autonomy over his actions. He created the Time Variance Authority to stop divergences in the timeline that would create hostile variants of himself that would fight for supremacy. This is not a hypothetical scenario as the Multiversal War already happened and He Who Remains had done his best to make sure that does not happen by just keeping a specific set of realities as his Sacred Timeline to prevent this. All things come to an end though as He Who Remains orchestrated events to have two variants of Loki take his place as he was just tired of managing by that point. Too bad one of them shot him, thus causing an endless amount of new timelines to emerge which will lead to more Nathaniel Richards arriving. Due to his subsequent death in the Pantheon, He Who Remains joined Prime Kang in the Pantheon where now he just sits back enjoying his official retirement.
  Immortus: Wait, does that mean you're a clone of me if you fill the same role?
  He Who Remains: Is a truck the same as a van if they both are automotive?
  Immortus: No-
  He Who Remains: THEN I'M NOT YOU!
• If the surname does not tip anyone off, Kang is a member of the Richards bloodline (or at least an iteration of them), thus making him a descendent of Reed Richards and potentially Sue Storm. The Richards genes must be quite strong considering Nathaniel Richards has the intelligence to rival his ancestor. It is fitting that when the world was introduced to Nathaniel Richards when fought the Fantastic Four as Rama-Tut. Disturbingly enough, Rama-Tut attempted to marry Sue Storm after using a Mind Control ray at her... although she is more than likely his ancestor too. It is fortunate not many bring this up, to which Kang denies he knew that knowledge. Either that or Kang was hoping that her branch was far removed from his own. That is an entire can of worms nobody would like to see. It is noted that Kang does not have a high opinion of women. He thinks they are a distraction to him, nothing more than combative pawns for him to deploy or mothers meant to be nursing the young. At least he does not doubt their physical capabilities. Curiously, many women he had been combative women with blonde hair.
  Kang: Taking over the world makes me thirsty.
  • Interestingly, the Ultimate variants of Reed Richards and Sue Storm take a lot from Kang as a person, with the latter being Kang the Conqueror of that universe. Nathaniel is pretty sure this irony is some divine payback by higher powers above. Meanwhile, Reed Richards became an unhinged supervillain who started to terrorize the multiverse much like Kang himself. Admittedly, Kang is more dumbfounded than impressed by The Maker's being or what is Ultimate Kang the Conqueror as well. He just finds the Ultimate universe as a whole an odd thing to see unfold by the absurd differences in what everybody already is used towards.
• Likely the closest ally that Kang will ever get is Doctor Doom, as the two men share similarities in being ambitious geniuses who want nothing more than to squash those in their way. These similarities go so deep that Kang believes that Doctor Doom may be an ancestor to himself. It has not been definitively said yet that Doom is such, though he holds Doom much higher than the Richards side of his family. Doom finds it repulsive that his bloodline may be intertwined with the bloodline of his nemesis one day, though still holds Kang highly for his intellect. That does not mean Doom would not throw Kang under the bus at any time like that time on Battleworld when Doom had a reprogrammed Ultron kill Kang as vengeance for being blasted by Kang earlier. The two got over that incident eventually though it made Kang concerned about Doom's capabilities. Doom may have been reigning centuries earlier with lesser knowledge and technology but the man is cunning enough to band various villains together at that time and usurp a Reality Warper entity. Kang would admit those qualities are what led him to don an armor similar to Doom's as the Scarlet Centurion then going on to design his iconic Kang the Conqueror armor which mirrors Doom's furthermore. In turn, Doom has outfitted his suit with the same technology that Kang deploys which is alarming to everyone who knows both villains.
  Kang: I don't need something as trifling as magic to accomplish my goals.
  Doom raises his hand.
  Doom: I believe you. But are you underestimating my strength?
  Kang: A little bit-
  Kang is flung to a wall by a blast from Doom's hand.
• Kang has no superpowers in the slightest, relying on the gadgetry he brings alongside himself and his impressive martial process (Kang foo he called it) to combat his enemies directly. Of course, the devices that allow him to travel through time are what he utilizes most for his plans. There is also the fact that he has summoned an endless amount of forces from the Damocles Base, a time-traveling warship that Kang usually calls orders upon. Speaking more on his armor, it is so advanced that even Merlin, who was once the Sorcerer Supreme was overwhelmed by Kang during a confrontation. Due to its capabilities, Kang finds few needs to ever take it off himself. Ironically, even though Kang based his suit on schematics from prior suits such as Doom's and Tony Stark's, he created the foundation mechanical suits as Victor Timely. This created a perfect loop where the technology founded by Timely would evolve into the technology used by himself one day. Yes, time is quite a fickle thing.
• Kang could just end heroes like the Avengers at any time if he simply goes back to prevent key events that led to their formation. He does not choose this path typically since it is either too boring or Kang realizes that would just jeopardize his present as he was inspired by the Avengers. He could go back in time to do some things that would make the present worse for everyone, though he is watching out for that pesky Time Police that would come after him. Some idea he thought up was to have The Comics Code still be around to neuter the effectiveness of modern superheroes. Another idea he also had was to have a Batgirl movie shelved just to spite the Justice League of America who acted too much like the Avengers and the Squadron Supreme for his liking. Though the companies his incarnations created do more than enough to garner wealth for himself, Kang had the idea of making a store where he brought objects from the future and past to sell. One particular item was a burial urn that he would constantly dig up once its buried, the gimmick being that he was selling the same used urn over and over again. Then he stopped himself as the economy relies on demand for limited resources and he would simply mess up the economy with an endless supply of products. Then stopped himself from shelving that idea and placed ruining the economy as a backup Evil Plan when needed. He still wants to sell that urn.
• The Kang Collective is an event where Kang variants from different parts of The Multiverse meet up with each other, without any pretenses of hostility towards each other. This event was overseen by the Council of Kangs, led by the Prime Kang whom everybody knows. There used to be another council, the Council of Cross-Time Kangs had different people who are not Nathaniel Richards take the title of Kang, though Prime Kang had Alioth eat them all to prove his superiority. The Kang Collective, called Kangic Con casually, moved its venue to the Pantheon as it had the benefit of being bigger to host more guests (it came with a free ball pit too). As a result of the entire omniverse being opened up to him, a lot of interesting variants of Kang sound stupid yet are all competent at their jobs of conquering. How competent they are varied, though at least they see themselves as higher than Kangaroo the Conqueror if that means anything. Some special guests in Kangic Con include: Dankey Kang, Darth Kang, Ruly the banished dwarf, Kang Fury, Kangzilla, The Nostalgia Kang, Kang the Hedgehog (do not steal), select members of Holokang, Nathaniel Deviluke, Kang the Apogee, Nasani Uchiha, Texan, Natharin Kangtigawa, Kang the Woz, Alien Kang, The Kang Behind the Slaughter, Shao Kang, Dovahkang, Virgo Kang, Kangboy, Optimus Kang, Kang Kang Man, Kang Heart, The Unknown Conqueror, Kangsemi-sama, Tito Kangman, Control Fiend, Kangbob Conquerpants, Richards D. Nate, Kangpool, Grand Ruler, Conquer Man.exe, Madoka Kangname, SomecallmeKang, Frankenkang, Kamen Rider Kang, Conquermon, and KangRappa the Rapper. Somehow they all rock the same color scheme and are all credible threats that nearly pushed the heroes of their universe off the edge.
  Kang: So many iterations of myself across different universes and timelines. It’s fascinating how most of us are amongst the most dangerous entities in any timeline... barring the stupid kangaroo. At least I have more hits than misses.
  Tito Kangman: Why are you speaking as if you’re the most important one here? I am Kang! I am the leader of all of these idiots! HAHAHAHA!
  Kang: If it wasn’t for the fact that you have an absurd Avengers kill count, I would have ended you right now.
• Kang may be a maniacal villain who intentionally sows chaos for selfish gain, though not even he is willing to jeopardize existence itself to win over heroes. He lives within reality after all. That is why he is very careful in conquests to not cause things like incursions from causing the universe to collapse. That is why he opposes entities like the Anti-Monitor and Merged Zamasu whose actions will result in similar destruction. Even those like Kamen Rider Decade and Filthy Frank whose powers are not risks to reality are feared by him. Kang is thankful that multiversal travel in the Pantheon does not allow such apocalypses to occur and can freely do whatever he wants, though he tips his toes around it just to be safe. When he foresees a possible existence-ending threat, he goes with Lord Vyce to a bunker outside of time and space to take nice drinks. It could be inferred that Kang has to share a place with all his other iterations who he dragged with him and constantly argues with them over who eats what.
• Kang had quite a lot of children of his own despite his specific requirements for female partners. He killed most of his kids because they never lived up to what Kang desires in them (like a miniature version of himself). Somehow the kids that always impressed him are named Marcus are notable two distinct characters. One is born from Kang while the other is born from Immortus to simplify it. Marcus Kang XXIII eventually became Scarlet Centurion II and helped his father conquer Earth. Despite being his poised successor, Kang killed Marcus anyhow since he was angered that his son saved his life when he was completely satisfied with dying there. Marcus Immortus on the other hand is a completely unabashedly gross clusterfuck of a person. Immortus basically kidnapped a woman to impregnate them, so Marcus Immortal did the same as his father by kidnapping Carol Danvers, emotionally manipulated her to be his lover, then impregnated her to give birth to himself to escape the Limbo his father was trapped in. This all happened and none of it is okay. Many people are grateful that Kang constantly offs his sons if that is the result of one running around. That is not to say that Kang has ever stopped cloning more sons.
  Marcus: Gee, sure is boring around here.
  Kang: My boy. This peace is what all conquerors strive for.
• The Time Eater reminds Kang of a certain Alioth the Usurper that he controls. Similarly to Kang, Alioth is a trans-temporal conqueror whose domains are even greater than that of Kang's, to the point that Kang had to reel back his expansionist ambitions so that he would not cross paths with the creature. He is that terrified of it. Fortunately for Kang, at some point, He Who Remains controlled a variant of Alioth and used it as a Gate Guardian to protect his headquarters. Kang would have liked to control the sentient Alioth though having at least a competent version is what he makes do with. That said, Kang believes that he could similarly weaponize the Time Eater as both are the same except hungrier and less gaseous. It would be hell to try and do that, though the benefits outweigh the costs in his opinion.
• Kang rules the city of Chronopolis, the place is a functional city hidden somewhere across time though where exactly always changes. There is a strong military presence there with his limitless army so it is assumed that it is like North Korea with Kang as the stated "benevolent" ruler. His army commanders include the Anachronauts, comprised of the greatest warriors across time, and the Chrono Corps, his team of well-known supers that were saved by him when their universes collapsed. Though his army is stronger than most, Kang always seeks more recruits by any means necessary. Like when he tried to enslave humanity by making them wear brainwashing helmets. Instead of having them serve as mindless drones or maybe even harem dancers, Kang had them all dress up as Spider-Man. Aside from the army itself, Kang has strict joke policies that make the parallels to other totalitarian dictatorships more pronounced. Nicol Bolas and Brainiac have both wanted to take over the place at different points though where it is exactly is always lost to them. Their only hope is to hear one of Kang's Kang-nouncements where he would slip up given its location at some point. Instead, what gets back to them are things that everyone finds either ridiculous or extremely questionable.
  Kang: Really, how hard is it to get a loyal athletic blonde spouse on this forsaken app! I might have to resort to kidnapping again at this rate.
  Random underling: Sir, I'm pretty sure that the microphone is on.
  Kang: Who the hell cares?! You're all lucky that I haven't demanded human sacrifices yet!
• Despite the Sentinels having been used against Kang in his conquests of Earth, there is a good reason why the Sentinels unwittingly become Kang's allies. Kang has technology so advanced that the power Sentinel forces are reprogrammed to obey him the moment they come into the picture. He stole the Sentinels as free units for his army, and he succeeded in driving fear into every last military due to displaying his potential. Kang still finds his Victor Timely persona as necessary for these victories, considering that Victor Timely laid the groundwork for robotics for him to exploit. Victor Timely himself is a respected inventor despite his true nature, being admired by those like the Engineer and Hal Emmerich. Timely himself does not have any ambitions towards conquest and now sits back, watching inventors who use his blueprints to make their masterpieces.
• Destiny of the Endless is disliked by Kang yet he relies on the concept of destiny perhaps more than anyone within the Pantheon. Iron Lad is fated to become Kid Immortus, who is fated to become Rama-Tut, who then turns into the Scarlet Centurion, ending up as Kang, to seemingly end as Immmortus. Without the tides of fate that brought him to this path, then all of the different versions of Nathaniel Richards might as well cease to exist. Not even powerful heroes like the Vision could have prevented an infant Nathaniel Richards from the path he would take. Destiny of the Endless points out that Nathaniel Richards does have autonomy in his destiny, yet that freedom also traps him to take the same road inevitably walks on. He calls the entire situation in his own words, "A mind-bending clusterfuck."
• Xehanort finds Kang to be an interesting potential adversary that transcends time and space like himself. He even states that Nathaniel Richards would have likely been worthy to be one of his Seekers of Darkness if he met him beforehand and if he had been young, Xehanort would have allowed Kang to be one of his apprentices. Kang found Xehanort’s Real Organization XIII plan to be quite conniving if a bit too complicated for its good. However, Kang is completely willing to have Xehanort transfer a bit of himself into him if it means getting new powers. One has to imagine how nightmarish it would be if Kang could easily Body Surf to create more incarnations of himself. God knows that the Pantheon needs a young Keyblade-wielding Kang who wants to grab Kingdom Hearts for power.
  Kang: If only my youngest self was not so revulsed by his future. At least my Inhuman apprentice can fill that void...
• Kang once caught a video of a certain All Might standing mighty and proud after defeating a great evil after mustering the last of his strength. Then suddenly got recommended a bunch of videos with crappy edits over the video, so he decided to go back in time to assassinate All Might for his annoyingly inspirational moment. After several sneaky shots at All Might in the battle to wear off his constitution, Kang returned to the present where seemingly nothing changed. Except that in the said fist-to-the-sky moment, All Might died standing victoriously and became a martyr for the next generations of heroes. Kang honestly thought crime would skyrocket and vigilantism would be more prevalent once the timeline changed. Kang went back to that moment again and shot All Might with adrenaline rounds that kept the hero alive after his past self weakened the man. As he surmises, maybe some deaths are more impactful than if they were still living.
• Grandfather Paradox has seen Kang as a pawn for his own will. What will the Grandfather Paradox plan? Nobody is certain but Kang certainly is vulnerable to him due to the number of paradoxes that inevitably happened around Nathaniel Richards. In fact, one could argue if Rama-Tut went to do things that negated his existence, then Nathaniel Richards would have become perfectly eligible to join the Faction Paradox as entry requires a person to kill an ancestor to negate their existence. None of the Nathaniel Richards have any intention of joining Grandfather Paradox though they do their best not to overlap their timelines out of fear of what Grandfather Paradox may do to themselves if that were to occur.
• Starfleet has encountered Kang at one point. He would have captured the Enterprise-E intending to use it as a vessel to conquer time, yet a certain Wesley Crusher proved his lies much to his dismay. Kang was certain his future technology was impenetrable by Starfleet though he was proven quite wrong afterward. Starfleet themselves are enemies of Kang yet they are not aware of the extent of how close they were to start a war with him. If Kang was not so preoccupied, he would have raised forces to take over the galaxy and it would have raised a fight worse than the Dominion War. So if Kang ever finds a certain Wesley Crusher in the Pantheon, he would pay him back for his convenient heroics.
• The Master has envied Kang for being able to simply bounce back from failures instead of going into hiding like the Time Lord has to do. The amount of alliances that the Master led is outstanding, enough for Kang to ask how the heck did the Master team up with the Daleks several times as the Scarlet Centurion had difficulty repealing one attempted invasion by them. The Master would admit that if Nathaniel Richards were a Time Lord, he would have perfectly fit in place next to their highest government. The two seemingly were made for each other to walk the universe, conquering everywhere they go though they did not want to intrude on what they consider their territories. Instead of sharing or competing for resources, they point each other to new methods to take over the universe.
  Master: Do you want to know a used in the 21st century Earth where you can get an army of mindless followers who will sing to your tune if you appeal to their shallowness?
  Kang: Facebook or Twitter?
  Master: A place even better...
  *The Master logs onto TV Tropes.*
• The entire concept of Servants intrigue Kang as he has the Army of The Ages that follow him loyally. Kang devised a plan to summon as many Servants as well as Servants himself. The results of his attempts were consequently forming an entirely new Singularity around himself. The Master of Chaldea was motioned by the more moral Nathaniel Richards to dive in to fix the Singularity, defeating each member of Kang's army and kicking Kang's butt with several spammed Noble Phantasms. An older Kang would go thank the Master of Chaldea for ending this mess as his Singularity risked unleashing one of the reality-ending Beasts. That is not to say Kang wants the Master of Chaldea to go stop all of his conquests, though extended his hand when it comes to things like the Beasts. Although the different Nathaniel Richards is summonable to Chaldea, they are kept under a lid since Chaldea does not want the baggage of a bunch of Kangs fighting around the place. They could barely keep it together with the given Servants as it is.
• Lucrezia Mongfish has questioned Kang on how he keeps surviving even though he is killed at multiple points. Kang answered that his consciousness immediately teleports itself to a clone upon his death, where he would return as if nothing happened to him. Mongfish finds that fascinating, though asked Kang why his clones are virtually identical to each other. With his future technology and intellect, he could have created diverse bodies that could have had superpowers infused in their genetics. Kang replied that is the apex of humanity as it is, which is why he never changed his appearance (barring that one body that had a European accent). She still asked to consider the potential of new bodies, as Mongfish subtlety implied that wants an extra vessel for herself. Kang began to consider her suggestions and began to make clones of Mongfish's suggestions. One was female with gigantic knockers and the other was a feminine-looking boy. Kang wondered if this was secretly Mongfish's confessional.
• Chou Chou spooks Kang quite a bit. At a whim, one day Chou Chou decided to begin taking over some of Kang's worlds. He would not be intimidated by this normally, but Chou Chou eventually succeeded in not just conquering the worlds she set out for but eventually taking over a few entire realities under Kang's belt. She even subjugated his subjects into being part of her army easily, to his shock. He was pretty sure that his minions did not hate him enough to abandon him that easily... right? When Kang asked one of his loyal subordinates about his true thoughts on his reputation, Kang had to promptly excuse the man by chucking him out a window. In the end, to boost his image to not have his minions so easily sway to someone like Chou Chou (to be honest, Nicol Bolas is also making him nervous), the propaganda had to increase tenfold. One consequence of this was that Kang has his minions' lock screens carry his face. To underline that he is watching everyone...
  Kang: Especially you, coffee café worker. I know what you saw.
• Melkor wanted to have Kang on his team considering his accomplishments. Despite the generous offers that Melkor gave to every iteration of Nathaniel Richards, he was refused every time by them because of one simple reason. Nathaniel Richards alone decides his destiny and though he may ally himself with villains, joining an entire coalition is beneath his strengths. Plus, he does not want to get shot by a robot again. Melkor took offense to his refusal and vowed that once he takes over the cosmos, Kang would be begging to join him at the end. All Nathaniel Richards doubt it.
• Out of all the people that Kang considers to be best friends with, it was Eddie Brock who took that mantle. The true extent or even context of this friendship is unknown, though Kang has had some uncharacteristic sentimentality over Eddie Brock. Eddie Brock has not reached this point of being friends with Kang of all people and does not want to dwell on it. Kang is a bit disappointed that Eddie Brock has not recognized him yet, though expressed that one day, Eddie Brock will be there by his side. On Eddie's birthday, Kang sent him what he called an early present. Kang went back in time to have Eminem create an entire song around Venom. Kang even made sure that the song mentioned Venom a lot in the chorus.
• Dukat may be a person that Kang respects as the Cardassian's ruthless ambitions is impressive, though Kang does not enjoy it when Dukat keeps goading him to completely dominate his enemies at all times. Although Dukat held admiration towards his foes no matter how misplaced, it came as a revelation to him that he should completely give it his all to utterly destroy those against him without any reservations. Kang could destroy the Avengers and conquer the universe easily when given the chance, though he chooses to instead go for convoluted schemes. Much like The Federation that hounds Dukat, Richard does not have any reason to go out of their comfort zones. Replicators and holoimaging can serve every need for them but those in the United Federation of Planets seek excitement from the greater universe regardless. Nathaniel Richards comes from a similar future which he found utterly loathsome, so he went back in time to construct new futures by his vision. To him, the Avengers are like challenges that he must overcome. It would be Boring, but Practical to simply wipe them out, though there would be no fun in doing that. Dukat still believes that Kang should just completely beat the heroes of Earth at the most optimized path, as Dukat states victory is still sweet even without effort placed into those victories.
  Dukat: I looked into your technological arsenal and noticed you have a certain... inclination with controlling the mind.
  Kang: Admittedly, I have noticed the amount of what can be called Hypno Rays being plentiful in my inventory. But what do those compare to your inclinations of portraying yourself as a hero to alien women in scenarios that you create to “save” them from?
  Dukat: I’m not bad. I just want to set fire to the universe!
  Kang: Oh please, I said that line almost exactly in the same manner decades ago.
• Odio would like to gloat to Nathaniel Richards that his incarnations have more variety to them than what he has. Nathaniel Richards is either a ruler or a businessman or some heroic guardian. Meanwhile, Odio can get away with being both a computer virus and a dinosaur. Kang countered this by stating that, unlike Odio, he would like to keep the best aspects of his personality across all versions of himself as anything else would be insulting to the legacy of Nathaniel Richards. If he were to become something so different from himself, then those incarnations would lose the qualities that make Nathaniel Richards who he is. That is not to say new forms are opposed, though they have to be worthy of his legacy. Kang would like to say that Odio's past is perhaps why his forms as so dissimilar as it they serve as an escape from his true nature. Not to say that he has sympathy for Odio as Kang turns kindergartens to the craters if he wanted, so empathy does not shine through him to Odio.
  Kang: Why a dinosaur?
  Odio: Because I felt like it.
  Kang: You can incarnate anything across history on the fly, and you're using it to turn into a reptile. With powers like that, you could be an Omnidisciplinary Scientist who would be invincible.
  Odio: But I don't want to be a scientist. I want to be a dinosaur.
• Eggman has the respect of Nathaniel Richards but was slow to be fully recognized from Richards's end. As Iron Lad, Eggman was just another criminal who needed to be taken down a peg. Kid Immortus then appreciated the robotics of Eggman more upon observing the technology more. Rama-Tut began to see him as a brilliant engineer by then, thinking that his spaceship was gorgeously designed. The Scarlet Centurion certainly try his hand at defeating what Eggman could barely do, and soon realized there was a good reason why Sonic the Hedgehog was a feared name by many. Kang tried to recruit Eggman himself but was dismissed by Eggman for "being a young wannabe" which Kang felt insulted by. Immortus finally realized that Eggman is brilliant, and also a bit of a dummy going by the choices he made. It took him that long to realize that fact when it only took Sonic a few levels. Ivo Robotnik himself cannot help but feel both insulted and proud thanks to those admirations.
• Sora met different Nathaniel Richards across multiple timelines through the power of waking during a certain period of being dead (that Sora forgot), giving Richards a taste of his own medicine as people meet his incarnations in such a confusing manner. Sora met Rama-Tut, Victor Timely, Kid Immortus, Bender, Iron Lad, "Doctor Doom", Kang the Conqueror, He Who Remains, Gryphon, and finally Immortus in that order. He probably does not remember it as the power of waking was already a fickle thing to mess around with even subconsciously. An average adventure for Sora but to Nathaniel Richards, it was a convoluted experience that persisted throughout his life at random intervals. Realizing his confusing nature, Nathaniel Richards compiled a chronology of events to tell others what know what moment he dwells at his timeline. He is not allowed to read it at any point, though he brings it up for people to reference. The entire timeline was bigger than a few zettabytes, making people beg for Kang to abridge it for their sanity.
• Despite Conan the Barbarian being everything that Kang should detest, a man from an older era who fits the definition of savage, Kang gained a Villain Respect for the warrior whom he saw as one of his rare equals. Equal as in that one day, Conan the Barbarian will evolve into a threat to Kang's empire through different possible futures. Considering that most Avengers are seen as beneath Kang, Conan accomplished a feat that very few people have done. Conan himself is not afraid to fight Kang, having fought many powerful enemies beforehand and one futuristic person is a greater challenge.
• Darkseid has respected Kang for consistently doing his best to drive his enemies to despair before aiming to rule reality itself. If Darkseid knew better, he would have thought Kang was one of his disciples who went independent. Kang was flattered by Darkseid's praises though told the New God that his actions are his own, not meant for anybody else. If it means that he may one day have to go to Apokolips itself to conquer it, then Kang would face Darkseid without hesitation. Darkseid could only laugh at this response, stating that it truly was proof that Kang was stronger than most other oppressors in terms of willpower.
• Kang admired the draconic form of Maleficent after seeing it in action. With how destructive dragons were, Kang decided to experiment on himself to see if he could transform into one as well. As he is a normal human without these transformation capabilities, Kang went to study those who could transform into animals. The Animorphs became his subjects and after observing these children long enough, Kang had them all kidnapped which extracted their DNA to reconfigure his own. Optimizing their best traits to graft alongside Maleficent's DNA and even the Cobra Commander who generously donated his own, Kang injected it into himself. The result was less of a transformation and more of a really ugly monstrosity had Kang spitting out blood. The Cobra Commander more or less said that maybe adding his DNA was overkill afterward. Despite getting rid of the DNA entirely, the Animorphs were still trapped in Kang's experimental rooms for quite some time until they somehow were able to break out. Kang hoped the children would not see what he did as personal, though they understandably do not see it that way. They want him deader than dead, to which he dismissed it as teen angst.
• Brainiac is intrigued by Kang so he once tried to kidnap every single iteration of Kang alongside their armies. With all of them being trapped behind different displays for Brainiac's amusement, they managed to communicate with each other and began to plot their escape. Kang had Pym Particles ready to use, so he simply sent the formula to other Nathaniel Richards so that they just simply grow out of their displays. It worked, with Brainiac being forced to retreat as multiple armadas of ships broke out of his base. All the Nathaniel Richards (even Iron Lad surprisingly) ganged up on the supercomputer before he could escape. Brainiac put up a good fight though the current model he wore was overwhelmed with the sheer amount of weapons used and the ridiculously named Kang foo also brutalized him. When all things were said and done, Brainiac found the beatings to be blessings in disguise as he was able to analyze a good chunk of the technology Nathanial Richards was using. Brainiac looked more purple than usual for the next month.
• Regarding Iron Lad:
  • Iron Lad much like Future Trunks and Silver the Hedgehog wished to prevent a terrible future, Iron Lad fears the day he will turn to villainy. Considering that his Kid Immortus persona uses his second Iron Lad armor, that future is coming for him much earlier than he would like. Iron Lad has begged those like the Doctor to go back to stop this, and as much as the Doctor wishes to, the Time Lord only finds that would risk the timelines. There could only be delays to the inevitable as the Doctor puts it. Iron Lad even went to Riku to ask how to harness evil for good, yet Riku could not give a direct answer as their situations were completely different. All he could say is for Nate to not have regrets about being a hero.
  • Iron Lad has not been particularly taking it well he would grow up to be such an evil bastard one day. Especially now with the knowledge that his next identity will full-on embrace his villainy without the reservations he had prior. Him leaving heroics is a way to protect everyone. Ironically, Iron Lad shutting himself out is submitting to the statements that Kang told him when Kang showed him his future. Kang killed a past reincarnation of Ravonna Renslayer in front of him to showcase that Love Is a Weakness to him, that it will only hurt himself and others in the end. Iron Lad may want love from others more than anything, though his future has certainly told that he cannot stop it from being ripped away.
• Regarding Kid Immortus:
  • Kid Immortus embracing his future as Kang the Conqueror was challenged by Sougo Tokigawa of all people who argue that Nathaniel Richards COULD become a conqueror but not a supervillain. Kamen Rider Zi-O will become the Demon King of the world who could annihilate anyone before himself, yet Sougo wants all that power. However, he does not want the baggage of being completely evil either, and if he cannot escape from his fate, then he might as well make his destiny brighter for everybody. He said to Kid Immortus that if there is no chance to escape from Kang, there is a chance to be a better Kang. Kid Immortus replied that was the second dumbest motivational speech he has ever heard and that if it is not him to become Kang at some point, then someone else would fill a similar role to cause even potentially cause more suffering. He should know this as he neglected to mention that different versions of Oma Zi-O running around. Plus, even regarding all the death and destruction that his conqueror personas have that it will all turn out better as he becomes the much more noble Immortus. He called himself Kid Immortus so it is not like being Kang is the only thing on his mind. Sougo was seen depressed after that disaster of a talk.
  • Kid Immortus tried to procure weapons from Davros and the insane inventor was intrigued that such a young man who even to him looked like he was trying too hard to live up to something. The former Avenger disregarded the moral questions that Davros subtly taunted him with, stating that he will use whatever to accomplish his goal of being a future conqueror. Davros was intrigued by the resolve of Kid Immortus and was about to give him some experimental Dalek weapons he made but to both of their surprise, Iron Lad showed up to stop the deal. It was at that moment Davros realized the full scope of what was going on and wanted to see what would happen first. Kid Immortus and Iron Lad fought but with Kid Immortus being more experienced, he had the upper hand against his younger self at that moment Iron Lad grabbed the weapons that Davros was going to give, sending Kid Immortus to retreat. It was then Davros clapped at Iron Lad's efforts, knowing that even in his heroic youth, Nathaniel Richards had a burning passion for overcoming all.
• Regarding Rama-Tut:
  • Apocalypse despises Kang, more specifically his Rama-Tut incarnation. Kang knew that a young En Sabah Nur was born at this time and Kang intended to raise the future Apocalypse as his heir. Of course, that never came to be, and eventually, the two confronted each other with Kang upstaging Apocalypse though failing to kill him. Rama-Tut would be defeated by the Fantastic Four eventually, though Apocalypse still wants a rematch against what he calls an unrighteous fake ruler of Egypt. Many pharaohs of old seem to agree with this, even Moses who uprooted his former home does not want a maniac ruling it. King Ramses though is pretty cool on it since Kang the Conqueror gave him back his slab.
  • Rama-Tut earned the respect of Aku for being a fellow malevolent being who promotes images of godhood to their meager followers, albeit in a much lesser fashion than Aku had. Rama-Tut would like to state that though their beliefs are quite archaic by the standards of the future, the ancient Egyptians were still one of the remarkably innovative civilizations in history. He informed Aku that their structures like the pyramids and temples could not have been made without geniuses behind them. Rama-Tut is not even speaking about himself as he knows many brilliant architects from that era who served under him. Aku saw that Rama-Tut did have a point but Aku said that still does not rectify the fact that Egyptians had some bizarre art tastes, bringing up how the sphinx looks like a menace that would eat everybody across the lands. This also comes from the guy who had demonic statues built showcasing his evil. It was then Rama-Tut stated that his ship was a sphinx which Aku thought he was joking about. When seeing Rama-Tut's ship for the first time, Aku howled with laughter over how ridiculous it looked. This laughter may be the subconscious reason why Nathaniel Richards eventually switched out his mothership to be a giant sword instead.
• Regarding Scarlet Centurion I:
  • The Scarlet Centurion has heard of the Legion of Super-Heroes and how their predecessors inspired them to bring hope to the future. To ensure that their universe is conquerable, the Scarlet Centurion went to conspire with Regime Superman to destroy the Superman that the Legion of Super Heroes idolizes. Kang's idea was to go in front of Superman and repeatedly shoot him with bullets made from Kryptonite. He would have nearly finished off Superman if he did not hold enough strength to crudely throw a manhole at the Scarlet Centurion, then dashed to beat the villain. The rest of the Justice League came after that to haul Scarlet Centurion to prison for being such a danger. That was supposed to be what happened but the Scarlet Centurion was able to teleport his way out of there before then. The sheer frustration that the Justice League has could be felt by everyone.
  • The Scarlet Centurion had many allies who conquered the universe with little opposition. There is Galra Empire, the First Galactic Empire, and the Frieza Force as given examples. However, it should be noted that the Scarlet Centurion's rule only lasted over half a century. People from the future still look like they are in their prime since age has slowed on a genetic level. He views that as a pretty bad failure on his part though felt better when he saw that his allies lasted a lot less. For being the First Galactic Empire, Palpatine admitted that his regime never lasted very long for what was supposed to be an omnipresent government entity. Frieza is still pissed by the fact that it just took a few decades for monkeys to tear down the military his father entrusted him. Zarkon had an eons-long reign but Lotor said that he never got a year in. With all of these ideas in mind, the Scarlet Centurion felt a lot more confident in himself for being able to hold onto his power for longer than many of his contemporaries. They all called bullshit on him patting himself on the back as the Scarlet Centurion immediately preceded Nathaniel Richards’s most successful persona who managed an even greater empire.
  • Scarlet Centurion had once his entire army and nearly himself befall to a single person, "Red-Hair" Shanks when the man's aura overtook them and began to make his soldiers faint. The Scarlet Centurion himself was barely able to mutter out how the man was able to do this and why so, to which Shanks replied that he was only using the Conqueror's Spirit to ensure these thousands of soldiers were knocked unconscious. Shanks also answered the reason why he engulfed his army was seeing a squadron of his soldiers harass citizens, so he decided to make them all faint to prove some karma existed. This Nathaniel Richards thought that was an exclusive power until he saw a certain Monkey D. Luffy do it also to one of his soldiers who demanded identification. Looking into the entire concept of Haki, the Scarlet Centurion was intrigued that this power can be cultivated within anyone. Seeing as he has the disposition of The Conqueror, the Scarlet Centurion wanted to bring out the Conqueror's Haki within himself. He went as far as to interview fellow despot Kaido who said while Haki is the ultimate power anyone can learn, only those who are gifted or those who train can earn Haki. Looking back on his history, the Scarlet Centurion was sure when he was a child, he made a kid faint by staring at them. The kid was also diagnosed late as diabetic, so it is admittedly debatable evidence that he has Conqueror's Haki. Regardless, he did not give up trying to awaken it despite not truly dedicating the time to awaken the other types of Haki either. This even went past his Scarlet Centurion phase and into the Kang the Conqueror era, with him trying to stare at minions sometimes to make them collapse. His minion thought that he was undressing them with his eyes.
• Regarding Victor Timely:
  • Victor Timely was kidnapped by Desparado during a limousine conversation with the Mayor of Townsville (who just kept going on about the tribulations of being a politician). Just as the Mayor was talking about the paparazzi wanting to incriminate him for going on a ride with three young girls (certified by this source) but suddenly Sundowner showed up and nabbed Victor Timely out of the limo. Armstrong believed that Victor Timely's skills would upgrade the soldiers of the PMC dramatically. Being forced to work on trying to repair the skeletons of a bunch of soldiers for an entire month was not what Timely had in mind though he plotted his escape. When finally "upgrading" Steven Armstrong's nanomachines, Timely pressed one button and all of Desperado began to have horrific seizures, including Armstrong who was helpless against whatever Timely placed on him. Despite being one of the nicer iterations of Nathaniel Richards, Timely threatened that if Desperado were to come after him again, he would have the nanomachines turn them all vegetative. Armstrong was going to turn Timely into a pulp but a Fate Worse than Death is one thing that he does not want to happen. Desperado plus Armstrong are essentially under the thumb of Nathaniel Richards, which he would love to take advantage of if Timely did not forget where he placed the button that keeps himself from Desperado's wrath. Only when he became Immortus was he able to find that button but the issue has long been dealt with at that point.
• Regarding Mister Gryphon:
  • Gryphon has forged new ties with villains like Lex Luthor, Mr. Burns, Seto Kaiba, Johnathan Irons, and Conal Cochran for their shared underhanded dealings. The Speedwagon Foundation foresaw this threat and is closely monitoring Queg Industries for any illegal activity that the company can be indicted for. That said the Speedwagon Foundation is dismayed by the constant lobbying that Qeng Industries brings that keeps them in power, wondering how such a stupid system is even allowed when it is just a blanket term for public corruption. As rich folks would like to put it, "Money talks." Kang is a corporate CEO for several of his lifetimes, so the whole of being an evil businessman must be a role likes to embrace.
    Gryphon: It is a CEO's sworn duty to screw people over for a new yacht.
  • With the economy always in a constant state of flux due to the poor mismanagement by governments, Homer Simpson briefly forced himself to work on the side for Qeng Industries to make family payments meet. With gas prices rising so high, a job driving a forklift for some Qeng Industries materials sounds easy enough. As common with Homer Simpson, that did not bode well. He ended up breaking a box that contained a large number of illegal materials, with Qeng Industries trying to hush Homer from telling anybody about this. Homer did not know he witnessed something incriminating and just thought that he was getting a generous bonus. Gryphon was intimidated by Homer's belief to be feigning innocence and replied by giving him more hush money, which Homer took without any questions. After getting so much money, Homer was happy to quit his side job to go back to his main work as it seems that the "bonuses" covered enough ground for not gas prices not to be a particularly harsh thing to swallow. He was going to gamble it all on some things called NFTs, but his family stopped him from bankrupting themselves. Gryphon curses Homer Simpson, for now making him stay up at night believing that what he knows may be shared by others for some nefarious reason he could not comprehend.
• Regarding "Doctor Doom":
  • Due to how closely the Doctor Doom persona appears to the actual Doctor Doom, Morgan le Fay mistook him for the actual Victor von Doom and proceeded to plot against him. For short, a single spell for Morgan le Fay resulted in a chain reaction that led to a mall exploding, a truck flying off a freeway into a street, then "Doctor Doom" being seen orbiting the Earth like a satellite before crashing down into a country where it proceeded to be wiped off the face of the planet. Somehow it took a week to get it back together.
    "Doctor Doom": I blew up Malaysia.
• Regarding Immortus:
  • Immortus being employed by the Time Keepers means that his main responsibility is the keep time in check, even against his past selves who despise Immortus for his meddling against them. The immortality of Immortus does not stop the other Nathaniel Richards from doing things like throwing him into a transdimensional gutter. Even though Pantheon's Time Police considers Kang one of their highest criminals, they respect Immortus for his valiance against them even though he can still be just as much as a Jerkass around it. Immortus also hunts some of the greatest enemies of the timeline such as Caius Ballad, Maltruant, and Randall Ross whom the Time Keepers want him to deal with permanently across all timelines. He managed to kill a few different versions of them though Dio Brando always seems to get past Immortus no matter how relentless his attacks are. The Time Stop that Dio employs is bypassed by Immortus though the vampiric powers of Dio leave Immortus in a fickle situation as their confrontations are always the beginning of a long night. At least he was able to ensure that Dios who ascended to Heaven is not a threat to even more universes.
  • There was a period where Immortus became a leader of religion in a reality where humanity's age of heroes ended and humanity was struggling. Believing that he could lead them to a better future, Immortus took on the title of Pope and earnestly tried to bring humans to the stars despite their mutations from the Terrigen Mists. However, it turns out the entire scenario was manipulated by Mephisto who wanted to bring humanity into a further miserable era which Immortus did not take kindly towards. Though many of his prior selves would have been courteous to Mephisto for his devilish ways, Immortus sees Mephisto as nothing more than a scumbag that should be sent back to hell where he belongs. Mephisto replied by stating that is the exact point.
  • Immortus is good friends with Whis for being a maintainer of reality. Whis honestly thought the man was a guy over his head but was surprised at how effective Immortus is at handling threats despite not having any ki behind his powers. Immortus thinks Whis is a bum of an angel though not even he would contest that Whis is probably stronger than him in almost every aspect (except intelligence). Whis could be seen giving a supportive thumbs up whenever he sees Immortus doing the will of the Time Keepers, below the bare minimum of help from himself as he eats an overly expensive sundae.
  • Clockwork trusts Immortus enough to do an important task in guarding Dark Danny's prison canister(who the hell cares about its proper name) because he just trapped Dark Danny again yet does not want to cut down on his vacation. Immortus wondered why a ghost who just sits around all day needs a vacation. At one point though, Immortus accidentally dropped Dark Danny's prison and it cracked open, with Dark Danny doing his best to escape from him. However, Immortus had an arsenal ready to completely wreck Dark Danny before he could even strike. As he was being pulled back to the prison, Dark Danny was screaming about why the weaponry of Immortus had been able to hurt a ghost. Immortus stated that his younger selves had to prepare themselves from every foe, after all. When Clockwork returned, his home was utterly charged as a result of Immortus repeatedly blasting around the place. Immortus blamed transdimensional shifts for it all.
• Regarding Bender:
  • Bender is hated by a certain Bender Bending Rodriguez for annoying him at that time he got stuck in a tornado of time (Don't Ask) which resulted in robot Bender losing his drink across time.Bender was forced to chase the robot across time to get him to stop. Bender did not even take an offer of a new pack of beers bought by Bender just due to Bender being that determined to get what he lost. They finally found the beer in the future where the Pantheon was at war for the five billionth time and the two had to run to the battlefield to grasp it while dodging every black hole to grab a simple bottle. When they escaped back to where the mess first started, the robot Bender simply poured the alcohol on Bender's head as a way for vengeance. Despite being one of the nicer Kangs, Bender became Immortus at that moment and began to beat the crap out of the robot for all the trouble they went through.
  • Bender could sometimes be seen playing cards with Mr. Mxyzptlk and Beetlejuice as they have nothing else to do. They could go around simply being bizarre to everyone but now that everybody is used to it, they get bored getting reactions out of people. As defeatist as it sounds, they need "normal" people around to bug and without them, their weirdness becomes routine. Bender always brings the alcohol to nonchalantly list all of his depressive episodes with a smile on his face.
• Regarding He Who Remains:
  • He Who Remains has met Rick Sanchez and his nephew Morty Smith at some point. All parties involved do NOT like each other. Rick is sick of this man who prattles on about how he knows everything due to managing the timeline, then Rick asked if He Who Remains was so bored with himself, then why does he not enact plans sooner than later. He Who Remains replied to Rick that he holds his deck, waiting for the right people to pick from it. He is not the initiator of events, other people are and he is only there to make sure that others follow the roads they take. What He Who Remains calls Rick out though, is the fact that the inventor always seems to verbally complain about standard conventions yet continues to do said conventions out of obligation. By how Rick complains about it, He Who Remains tells Rick that he is just as much of a prisoner to fate as he has. Rick will continue to be a disgruntled wanderer going through disturbing situations with his strained family. Instead of doing anything clever out of his situation, all that Rick wants to do is shove a middle finger onto what he sees as if there is some unseen audience who will validate his views. When everyone sees past Rick Sanchez, He Who Remains believes that they will only find a husk, a resentful shadow. It was then Rick complained about He Who Remains blabbering on some existential statement that only losers care about, though He Who Remains said at least he tries, unlike Rick.
• "History is not written, troper— and neither is destiny! History is made! Made by the deeds of the strong! The brave! And destiny is forged! The historians, the students, the gray-beards— they come in the wake of the strong and write down what the brave have done! But it is the conquerors who change the world."

Randall Ross

Randall Ross, God of Time Portals (Mr. Ross, Lord Ross)

• Greater God
• Symbol: The Timenado
• Theme Songs: The Intro and The Timenado
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Constantly doing an Evil Laugh, Gaining Access to Time Travel, Wanting to Destroy All of Time because He Lost a Volleyball Game, Using the Reset Button to Heal Himself
• Domains: Time, Destruction, Revenge
• Allies: The Lich, Mephiles the Dark, Caius Ballad, Lord Chaos, Nerif the Oracle, Dio Brando, Emperor Palpatine, Agatha Trunchbull, Dolores Umbridge
• Enemies: Mordecai and Rigby, Benson, Skips, Pops, the good Gods of the House of Time and Space, Nozdormu, the rest of the House of School, Yog-Sothoth (Aforgomon)
• Headbutting Villains with: The other evil gods of the House of Time and Space
• Ascended after using the time stream of his universe to destroy nearly all time with the Timenado, to the point where he brought Father Time to his knees. Technically, he was left decapitated in the Timenado and eventually Retgoned when his past self reconciled with Rigby, but Nekron was fond of the guy, so he used the Reset Button to bring the evil Ross to the Pantheon. For now, he's unaffiliated, but time will tell if that will change... that is if time hasn't been erased yet.
• Mordecai and Rigby were very unhappy to hear that Ross had ascended to the Pantheon, and they were even more pissed when they found out it was the Ross who hadn't gotten their past selves' apology. The two are willing to do anything to make sure he doesn't succeed, even play The Realm of Darthon if they have to.
• His temple is located on the far edge of the House of Time and Space, where it houses the Timenado, a massive vortex that sucks all time in the vicinity. Because of his possession of it, many gods in the House, both good and evil, dislike him. He has promised not to kill them, but he still attempts to take the Timenado out on a regular basis.
  • One god that doesn't fear him is Dio. While it's true that Ross' ultimate goal would render his Stand's power useless, they both can agree on one thing: decapitation sucks.
• Has attempted to play some volleyball in the House of Sports. Whenever he goes there, they make sure that he loses fair and square and not because someone took the opportunity to score when everyone focused their attention on someone playing the saxophone poorly. Otherwise, they have a good time with him, though they are concerned with his use of volleyball bombs.
• Because of their mutual desire to destroy all of the time, he has become allies with Mephiles. The unintended consequences of his actions have also made him a favorite of the Lich.
  • He also caught the attention of Caius, what with being the God of erasing time. Upon further interaction, however, Caius became sick of Ross; because his desires were ultimately well-meaning, he found Ross' motives pathetic and trivial. Ross eventually won him over however, when he posed this question:
  "Listen, we have the same goal and the same motives. Yet you're calling me craze-o? How would you like it, if everything you had, everything you did, amounted to nothing?"
• One of his favorite things to do is go to the House of Villainy and perform an Evil Laugh of someone there. A good deal of the GUAE are annoyed by his impersonations, but they still consider him a good potential ally.
  "Everybody hates your laugh."
• Palpatine was quite amused when he heard that Ross' base of operations was reminiscent of something he would own. The two are known to trade with each other.
• As someone who strives to destroy all of time, Ross has gained the enmity of Nozdormu. Ross does not care what the dragon thinks of him but has tried on occasion to erase his fate from existence just to mess with him.
• Decided to use his control of the time stream to amass an army for himself. He has since then gathered a large cause, certainly enough to rival the likes of Iskandar's. The only drawback to his idea is the fact that he enlisted people who don't know how to use laser guns or pilot spaceships.
• Because of his attempt to kill Mordecai and Rigby when they were just high school students, he has gained the contempt of everyone in the House of School, Trunchbull being the exception.
• Does not want to be associated with those known as The Problem Solverz, even though they were almost successful in destroying their universe.
• Ross has become much more inactive with the ending of Regular Show. He was visited one last time by an older Mordecai and Rigby. Ross was not able to intimidate the older duo, especially snce they've saved the universe for good now. The older Rigby shuts down evil Ross with an Armor-Piercing Question:
  Epilogue Rigby: I get you're still upset. But if you're so good at time-travelling, why didn't you just time-travelled back in time to save your game or call a timeout instead of trying to destroy everything?

Intermediate Gods

Chronormu

Chronormu, Goddess of Casual Time Travel (Chromie, Keeper of Time)

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• Intermediate Goddess (Greater Goddess in her Dragon form)
• Symbol: A Sandclock
• Alignment: Lawful Good, but she comes of as Neutral Good most of the time
• Portfolio: Being in charge of keeping the Timelines in check, Taking the form of a Gnome while being a bronze dragon and kicking ass while at it, Gender-Blender Name, Meeting lots of people while time travelling, Odango Hair, Time Master, Sand-based magic
• Domains: Time, Gnomes, Dragons, Time Preservation, Magic
• Superior: Nozdormu
• Allies: Alexstrasza, Ysera, Chronoa, Future Trunks, Dialga, Setsuna Meioh/Sailor Pluto, The Doctor, Emmett L. Brown, Marty McFly, Clockwork, Rika Furude, Oyashiro, Nanako Dojima, Lena Oxton/Tracer, David the Gnome, Gnome Chompski, Gaara, Crixalis
• Enemies: Deathwing, Nefarian, Garrosh Hellscream, Dio Brando, Porky Minch, Enrico Pucci, Bernkastel, Xehanort
• Conflicting Opinion: Homura Akemi
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: The Dahaka, Brightwing
• Chronormu, better known as Chromie, is a bronze dragon tasked with keeping the timelines in check. To do this, she normally travels in time almost every day and she basically does that so often that she got used to it.
  • The reason as to why she arrived to the Pantheon was because she was searching for her boss, Nozdormu, who got lost one day (which ended in him getting ascended). Chromie was glad that Nozdormu was safe and was ready to return to her duties, but her boss convinced her to stay in the Pantheon. She was offered a spot in the House of Time and Space (which wound up more specifically in its Time Manipulation subhouse) to keep an eye on the numerous deities there given that Nozdormu was located in another house.
  Chromie: Time and Space? Oh it's all the same to me.
• Many don't really know that she is actually a dragon in disguise, to the point that no even Ornstein knows about it. Chromie explains that she is really comfortable with her gnome form:
  Chromie: When you spend most of your existence as a colossal scaly dragon, sometimes it's nice to be small and cute, you know.
• Her job consists of overseeing the different timelines and check that they flow correctly. That's why she has to constantly deal with various deities who want to change it for their own selfish reasons. So far, she has put down a list of most of the deities that she will have to deal with at some point.
• The Pantheon really intrigues Chromie on how it's supposed to work. She is banging her head in trying to understand it better but she tends to forget what Uther told her when she ascended.
  Chromie: This Pantheon is so peculiar. Characters who are alive but should be dead, others from strange alternate timelines. You know, when I discover who's tampered with the timestream, they're gonna be sorry!
• She quickly befriended Rika Furude after hearing of her ordeal, which she really feels sorry for. Chromie is glad that she isn't the only one that expresses concern for Nozdormu and she sometimes secretly aids Rika in trying to convince him to change some of his ways.
  • Although Rika has a feeling of uncertainty with Chromie, given that she sounds really similar to Miyo Takano.
  • She also promised Rika that she will personally take care of Bernkastel. Her constant manipulation of the timestreams is one thing the dragon won't tolerate.
• Being constantly traveling through time, Chromie feels that she already knows everyone in the Pantheon. She is worried that people might want to berate her for underpaying some adventurers and probably not remembering that.
  • People tend to believe that she is a little spaced out. This is because she is usually overseeing all the timelines and that makes her space out sometimes.
• She is really good friends with Tracer, and she offered the former Overwatch agent her aid while they are in the Nexus.
  Chromie: Oh, I've seen this before! You're Unstuck in Time! I can fix that, you know.
• She is also reluctant around Brightwing, as the Faerie Dragon tried to eat her more than once, even if they're in the same team whenever they're in the Nexus.
  Chromie: Hi, Brightwing! You do remember that I'm not food, right?
• She really doesn't like how the Dahaka approaches those who defy their destiny but because of the orders of her boss, she usually has to work with him. That doesn't mean she has to get along with him.
• No, even though she is named Chronormu, she is not a male dragon. Get your Bronze dragon facts straight!
• Gets along with the God of Gnomes David. The latter thinks that she is an actual Gnome and often invites her to hang out with Gnome Chompski. She usually accepts because David is such a Nice Guy to her. (Although she heard rumors that he actually slaps people's shit when pissed off, so she is careful around him.)
• She befriended the young Nanako Dojima, particularly because the little girl sounds a lot like her. She tries to be like a Cool Big Sis to her but Nanako can hardly take her seriously, because they are both about the same size. (She hasn't seen Chromie's dragon form.)
• Chromie's magic is mostly made of sand, and it's very powerful to boot. This in turn made her befriend Gaara and Crixalis, who are also known to control sand as well.
• She was the first of her Dragonflight lucky enough to enter the Nexus, even before Nozdormu himself. She is really glad that she gets to have some time off her duties, since she hardly can take a break.
• She once stumbled upon a timeline where she became the queen of the Fel Drakes. How did this happened is beyond her.
• Since the Pantheon has entrusted her to oversee the timestream of the Pantheon, she decided to form a group that would help her control the timelines. Trunks volunteered himself to give her a hand. Over time he formed a partnership with the legendary Temporal Pokémon Dialga, brought in his Time Patrol boss, the Supreme Kai of Time, and helped Sailor Pluto reestablish her temple with more importance than before, along with several associates in other houses willing to back them up. Realizing that she finally had her team, Chromie successfully petitioned to move herself, Trunks, Chronoa, and Pluto out of their subhouses into the primary section of the House of Time and Space, officially making them the Pantheonic Time Police.
• "Here We Go Again!!"

Hiro Nakamura

Hiro Nakamura, God of Time Travel (Carp)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: Takezo Kensei sword. Alternately, a Nissan Versa.
• Theme: The ''Heroes'' Ending Theme
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Fan Boys (especially Those Who Have Ascended), Geeks, Teleporters, Nice Ones to Wary of, Time Master, Waffles, Kid Samurai, Katanas Are Just Better, Badass Pacifist, Future Me Scares Me, I Just Want to Be Special
• Domains: Air, Courage, Time, Travel, Law, Good
• Followers: Monica Raybrandt, Stocke
• Allies: Claire Bennet, Noah Bennet, Mohinder Suresh, Lucina, Future Trunks, The Doctor, Kitty Pride, Jotaro Kujo, Crono, Emmett L. Brown, The Time Traveller, The entire House of Heroism, the GUAG Superhero Division, Max Caulfield, Milo Murphy, The Master of Chaldea, Ludwig van Beethoven, the Homestuck Kids, Lewis Anthonio, Mikuru Asahina, Ryusei Date, Aden and Sonja, Sougo Tokiwa/Kamen Rider Zi-O, Griffin
• Enemies: The Master, Dio Brando, Victor von Doom, Kang the Conqueror, Porky Minch, Caius Ballad, Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash, Xehanort
• Opposes: Satoru Tojo/Kamen Rider Tiger
• Rivals: Sakuya Izayoi
• An avid follower of the Doctor, he was awarded with ascension as he developed from an Idiot Hero to the badass time traveller he is today. Yatta! The Doctor himself was the one who formerly deified him for his deeds.
  • Stories of his adventures have reappeared in the form of a limited series. He was tasked with protecting and raising one of two next chosen ones of his world. Sadly, he had lost his powers in the process and performed a Heroic Sacrifice to save them. From there, he was released of his mortal coil and reclaimed his title.
• When he found out there was a House of Heroes, his "Yatta!" of glee could be heard throughout his temple. He immediately teleported there afterwards, getting to meet all of his favorite superheroes.
  • Sees a lot of himself in Kitty Pride, as the two underwent character development in order to become one of the most powerful members of their respected groups. Shadowcat was quick to point out that he quoted the wrong issue where her future self went back in time.
• Of all the deities he geeked about, none excited him more than meeting with Trunks. Many gods agree that many traits transferred over to Hiro, from the existence of a Future self to the use of Cool Swords.
• Switching to another manga he loves, he befriended Jotaro. The two often team up when dealing with the time stopping Dio Brando.
• One of the most fervent supporter for Crono's ascension, given he loved Chrono Trigger and even referenced him once, Hiro was ecstatic once the game hero finally got his spot in the Pantheon. He would also try to ascend Vaan of Final Fantasy XII if not for the significant number of deities against the decision.
• Never a fan of human time travelers to begin with, The Master holds an especially high contempt for Hiro personally. Much of this hatred stems at the fact that Hiro is not only capable of singlehandedly stopping his plans, but can even defeat him in combat. The Master knows that intense preparations are in order if the Time Lord wants to permanently knock Hiro off the Pantheon.
• Doctor Doom also set his eyes on the time traveler. He himself is not at risk as he already set parameters against pesky time travelers attempting to prevent his ascension. However, a being that can stop and move through time at will is an interesting tool. Doom hopes to steal this power of his in order to become the true master of time, even surpassing the Doctor himself.
• His fellow Heroes deities have a falling out with many of their followers, namely due to the deteriorating quality of the show. A five year gap did little to please them. As a result, many deities have lost their divine powers. The remaining deities are currently discussing their next move, whether there are more to add or which ones to cut.
• Kang wasn't pleased with his ascension. A time travel of that magnitude could easily uncover his future, and thus reveal his true intentions. He plans to go back in time and erase Hiro from the timestream. Those plans have hit a snag, as the Doctor saw to it that Kang doesn't succeed.
• Often gets chided by Dr. Brown for constantly changing the future, creating paradoxes as a result. Granted he does get better at this, now making sure not to drastically change the timeline whenever he goes through time.
• Swore to make sure that Porky's apocalyptic future doesn't come to pass, turning to the Earthbound gods for information. Porky secretly despises the traveler's optimistic nature, seeing it as a slap in the face for those who has seen the horrors time travel can induce.
• His battles with Caius have been harrowing. Even with his time stopping powers, Caius always seems to know where he would end up. His summons and sheer power are also more than enough to match his katana skills. Good-aligned deities have since advised him to seek help if Caius is up to no good.
• As a gaming fan, he is also familiar of the Bullet Hell game known as Touhou. Among them is another deity known for stopping time. The two aren't nearly as hostile ever since she left the GUAG, but they are far from friends. Sakuya thinks little of the human gods, while Hiro is appalled at how nonchalantly the speaks about feeding humans to her master.

River Song

River Song, Goddess of Out Of Sync Meetings (Melody Malone, Mels, Melody Pond (birth name), The Impossible Astronaut)

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her diary, stylized after the TARDIS
• Theme Song: The Enigma of River Song
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: '80s Hair, Adventurer Archaeologist, Confusing Timelines, Meeting Out of Sequence, Cheeky Innuendos, Boxed Crook, Walking Spoiler, Causality Pretzels, Time-Travel Romance, Techno-Ghosts, Destined to Die At the Library, Amy You're My Mom And so's the TARDIS, Kid from the Future, Human Time Lord , Really 200 Years Old, Tyke Bomb Turned Ally
• Domains: Spoilers, Time Travel, Archaeology, Moral Ambiguity
• Allies: The Doctor (her sort-of husband), Rory Williams and Amy Pond (her parents), Madame Vastra, Jack Harkness, Sniper Wolf, Indiana Jones, Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese, Future Trunks, Androids 17 and 18, Illyana Rasputin, N, Damian Wayne, Ms. Frizzle
• Enemies: The Weeping Angels, The Daleks, The Master, Rassilon, The Cybermen, Yog-Sothoth (Great Intelligence only), Pride the Arrogant, Ghetsis Harmonia, Dr. Gero, Esdeath
• River Song is a major companion of the Doctor, and something different from most. While almost all his companions follow the Doctor's timeline, River's seems to go backwards. His first meeting was her last, and they generally seem to know each other in the opposite order. Now that their timelines have synced up and they both know each other's history, she felt it high time to enter the pantheon without causing any paradoxes.
  • Was initially a follower to Kyle Reese and Sarah Conner, so she was glad to share a house with them.
• Naturally, she tried to apply to be the Goddess of Spoilers, however Liezerota beat her to it.
• Saying that River Song's timeline is unusual is like saying the TARDIS is roomy. Asides from meeting the Doctor backwards, her timeline has also gone side-to-side with his and she only exists thanks to a number of stable time loops and paradoxes. She's also ended up being in the same time period as an earlier/later version of herself is. Here's one fan's attempt to make sense of it. Spoilers!.
• Looks a lot like Ms. Frizzle, leading some to believe that the two of them were related. They're not, but River seems to like her a lot. Together with the Doctor, they've had many an adventure across the multiverse and Trope Pantheon. She's also a lot like Jack Harkness and comes from around the same era in history, so no surprise they get along.
• She is often seen with the House of Investigative Work, due to being an Adventurer Archaeologist. Usually, she teams up with Indiana Jones.
• Initially, she used to be an assassin by the Silence, in order to kill the Doctor. This backfired as much like Sniper Wolf she would fall in love with him(in part to her own future's actions). Eventually, she would break free completely of the Silence and get a Heel–Face Turn, though is still very much an Anti-Hero. Comes to no surprise she was enraged upon learning they were in the pantheon, however, the Doctor has explained that was a Renegade Splinter Faction and they've put their differences behind them. River still hates them, but has agreed to put it aside for bigger threats to the timeline.
  • She doesn't like Esdeath since she reminds her of when she was still an assassin.
• Loathes Ghetsis and Doctor Gero for kidnapping children for their agenda, as she suffered much of the same under the Silence. She feels nothing less than pity for the Android twins and N, along with Illyana Rasputin and Damian Wayne for the way they suffered in childhood.
• She is, in fact, the daughter of Amy Pond and Rory Williams, along with their childhood friend Mels thanks to time travel. Even now they find it hard to understand, and really awkward; Amy has been hitting on her son-in-law, and Rory has had her daughter spout blatant sexual innuendos in front of him.
• Her last adventure before becoming a Virtual Ghost was in a planet-sized library, where she ended up facing against the Vashta Nerada; deadly microscopic predators that kill and eat in shadow. This experience leads her to oppose Pride the Arrogant, due to being able to use deadly shadows.
• Made a Dalek beg for mercy, most likely because she is believed to have killed the Doctor.
• It has been known that she got 28 wonderful years with the 12th Doctor before her last adventure. Many gave a slight coo of joy that River finally got to spend extra time with a doctor who knew her well.

Lesser Gods

Dr. Emmet L. "Doc" Brown and Marty McFly

Emmet Lathrop Brown and Martin Seamus "Marty" McFly, The Gods Of Returning To The Future (Emmet: Doc Brown, Doc | Marty: McFly, Calvin Kline, "Clint Eastwood")

On Left: Marty, On Right: Doc

• Lesser Gods
• Symbol: The Flux Capacitor
• Theme: "Back to the Future" main theme
• Alignment: Doc is Lawful Good, while Marty is Neutral Good
• Portfolio:
  • Doc: Frequently makes machines that can travel through time, Has gone forward and backwards through time, A bumbling but extremely intelligent doctor, Is quite skilled at building things, Good friends with Marty, a teenager, Always desired to live in the Old West, Able to build fully functional time machines despite his eccentricities, The second-most focused character of the ''Back To The Future'' trilogy, A strong guide and teacher to Marty, An old man who’s incredibly brilliant and quite fun to be around, Falls in love with someone from the past and eventually decides to stay there
  • Marty: Almost Negates His Conception By Unwittingly Replacing His Father as Lorraine's Affection, Doesn't Like Bullies, Supporting Protagonist, Don't Call Him Chicken (Though He Gets Over It), Dork Knight, Kid From The Present, Trying to Get Back to the Future, No Fate But What We Make Of It, Accidental Improvement of Family's History
• Domains:
  • Doc: Time Travel, Machinery, Science, the Old West
  • Marty: The 80s, Time Travel, Skateboarding, Rock and Roll
• Heralds:
  • Doc: his wife Clara, their sons Jules and Verne, and his dog Einstein
  • Marty: Jennifer Parker (his girlfriend and future wife)
• Allies:
  • Both: Each Other, The Doctor, Future Trunks, Lucina, Hiro Nakamura, Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese, The Transformers, The Time Traveller, Batman, Gandalf, The benevolent LEGO Movie deities
  • Doc: The Pteranodon Family, Rintarou Okabe
  • Marty: Jimmy Hopkins, Kung Fury, Bill and Ted
• Odd Friendship With: Cole Cassidy (Doc only)
• Special Relationship with: Lorraine McFly and George McFly (Marty’s parents)
• Enemies: Biff Tannen, Judge Doom, Master Xehanort and his Incarnations, Dark Danny and The Reverse-Flash, The original T-800, The T-1000, The Decepticons, Lord Vortech
• Interested In: Sol, Phillip J. Fry and Lars Fillmore
• Complicated Relationship With: Rick and Morty (They oppose Rick and pity/are allies with Morty)
• An eccentric but truly gifted scientist and inventor, Emmet "Doc" Brown had managed to construct a fully functional time machine out of an old Delorean, to which prompted him to invite his friend Marty to see its first test run. This simple event took a wrong turn when terrorists that Doc had double-crossed attacked the two, killing him and forcing Marty to use the time machine, sending him to 1955. There, the 1955 Doc aided Marty in returning to the future, but not before Marty gave him a letter entailing the circumstances of his death. Seemingly destroying it, it is later revealed that he pieced the letter back together and prevented his own death. Shortly after, he took Marty and his girlfriend Jennifer to 2015 to prevent their children from landing in jail, which spirals into them having the fix the timeline since the 2015 Biff Tannen stole a sports almanac Marty purchased, took the time machine, and gifted it to his 1955 self, resulting in Biff becoming filthy rich, marrying Marty's mother and killing his father. After traveling from the divergent 1985 and fixing the timeline, Marty again was aided by Doc's 1955 self to go back further in time to track down 1985 Doc, who wrote him a letter stating his intent to stay in 1885 Hill Valley. After doing so, Doc fell in love with a schoolteacher named Clara, which conflicted with his newfound desire to return home. After Marty and Doc concocted a plan to use a train to push the broken Delorean to a sufficient speed for time travel, Doc reconciled with Clara, who was on the same train. After Doc conceded on staying, Marty goes back to 1985 alone. Almost immediately after returning, Doc visits him in a time machine built out of a train, now married to Clara and with two sons. After bidding Marty farewell, the family travelled back to the past.
• Instead of returning to 1885 Hill Valley, Doc and his family instead arrived at a large, peculiar hall. When they exited the train and Doc saw all the different people and buildings outside, he began to panic, worrying that something may have happened to the space-time continuum, and if he was the one to blame for it. Luckily, his friend Marty was present to calm him down and to inform him that everything was fine and that a place called the Trope Pantheons had seen it fit to ascend them both as the The Gods Of Returning To The Future, due to their many famous escapades in trying to return to their present from the past, and that his family and dog could stay as his heralds. Ecstatic to see his friend again, and with his family accompanying him, Doc accepted, quite excited to learn more about this place.
• Quite naturally, the two have made many allies from time travelers:
  • The Doctor loves telling the two about all the inter dimensional things he’s faced, as well as his adventures through time. He’s also amused by the things Doc and Marty have done as well, especially when the stories of how they’d have to fix things that were messed up. The Doctor sees the two’s relationship as similar to the relationship he has with his many companions. Doc is also fascinated by The Doctor's time machine and wonders how a police phone box could travel through time. The Doctor has reassured him that it's Bigger on the Inside. The two also like to laugh about the time they had a rap battle together. Future Trunks from the same House is also on pretty good terms with the duo, and likes to tell them about his Bad Future and how he went back in time to fix it. Doc and Marty can sympathize with him, although they must admit that their future was far less worse than Trunks’. Trunks finds Marty to be a very good kid as well, and is trying to get Marty to learn how to fight, though Marty is struggling a bit.
  • As Lucina went back in time to save her world, as well as interacting with her parents and can even fall in love with someone else from the past, she has found Doc and Marty to be strong allies. The former is fascinated with Lucina can talk to her parents without damaging the space-time continuum and can sympathize with falling in love from someone from a different time. Marty, on the other hand, is impressed by Lucina’s combat prowess, and wishes that his interactions with his parents in the past went as smoothly as hers. Lucina is kind of grossed out by how Marty's mom practically fell in love with him, and Marty wholeheartedly agrees with her.
  • Hiro Nakamura found Doc to be a strong mentor, though he does chastise Hiro for having created a few paradoxes from trying to change the future, though Hiro has improved on this over time. He occasionally goes to Doc for advice regarding how to properly handle his time-travelling powers and when it's right to use them, but Hiro has managed to control and use his powers, and just enjoys the company. Marty finds Hiro to be a very fun person to be around, and somewhat appreciates Hiro’s geekiness, as well as being impressed by his abilities.
  • The two have a strong ally in Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese. Doc and Marty can only express sorrow for the cataclysmic state humanity would put themselves in, and sincerely applaud his bravery for going back and protecting Sarah from the Terminator. Sarah and Connor appreciate the sentiment, and like hearing about Doc and Marty’s adventures throughout time. This has led to Doc and Marty being enemies of both The Original T-800 and The T-1000. Not only do they just unnerve the two and are scary beings in general, the fact that they both went back in time to ensure the Bad Future would come to pass shocked them, and as such fiercely oppose. The Terminators really don’t care about them, but they do enjoy intimidating them on occasion.
  • When meeting up with The Time Traveller and hearing his story, Marty was surprised at the future he saw, and was glad that he and Doc didn’t go that far. Aside from that, the three are good friends, as they enjoy listening to their respective stories, and the Time Traveller was fascinated by the future of 2015. Doc personally is impressed that the man managed to build a time machine so far back, and likes to give him advice on how to improve it. Marty enjoys being around him and seeing how his machine works.
• They were pleasantly surprised when they discovered that many of The Transformers had ascended, given that they had met before and teamed up to stop the Decepticons from conquering time and space. Many of the Transformers were happy to see them too, and they occasionally meet to catch up on things every now and then. This led to their old feud with the Decepticons reigniting when they encountered many of them in the Pantheon. Doc and Marty both informed the Transformers that they could always count on them for help if the Decepticons tried to tamper the timeline for their own gain again.
• They were also happy to reunite with The Benevolent The LEGO Movie Deities, Batman, and Gandalf, given their experiences with them. They often go out on other adventures as a group around the Pantheon. On of these many adventures they encountered Lord Vortech again, and were quick to make their hatred of him known again. The two and their allies are trying to find a way to stop him for good.
• For Emmet:
  • Rintarou Okabe and Doc are very close friends, due to both of them being eccentric time travelers who built their own time machines. Okabe is impressed by the fact that Doc built his time machine from nothing but a Delorean, but Doc just responded by saying that if you want to travel through time, you best do it in style. They enjoy having each other around, probably due to their respective intelligence.
  • Emmet has found a strange sense of friendship with The Pteranodon Family. Although he somewhat disapproves of their flagrant use of time travel, he does admit that it doesn’t seem to damage their timeline, and is pleasantly surprised by their knowledge of prehistory. He also found the fact that they time travel using a train to be funny, as he managed to make a time machine out of a train as well. The kids love Doc, seeing him as a great and funny role model, and the parents find him to be a smart guy and generally nice to be around.
  • Emmet became friends with, of all people, Cole Cassidy. They both bonded over their shared love of the Old West, and Cassidy was admittedly a little jealous that Doc actually got to live in it. Cassidy is also amused by Doc’s personality and intelligence, and Emmet thinks that he’s a good person beneath his snarky exterior. One thing Emmet did for Cassidy was invite him back to 1885 Hill Valley for a day and see what he thought of it. Cassidy enthusiastically accepted, and had the time of his life with Doc. As thanks, Cassidy told Doc that he and his family could always count on him if there’s any trouble.
• For Marty:
  • As his father was relentlessly bullied by Biff Tannen when he was in high school as well as experiencing Biff’s aggression first hand, he has an appreciation for Jimmy Hopkins for being a Bully Hunter. Marty likes the kid and often asks him for help if Biff is giving him or any other deity a hard time, and Jimmy always takes up the offer. Jimmy finds Marty to be a cool guy, and enjoys showing him the things he’s made. He also gives Marty a few tips on how to fight bullies too, and Marty appreciates the help.
  • When Marty first met Kung Fury, he was a bit amused that the 80s would become as much an icon of nostalgia as the 50s were to him. After getting to know him a bit more, Marty found Kung Fury to be pretty badass dude, and is impressed by his fighting skills and heroic acts. They both meet up on occasion to do things that were popular in the 80s. On the subject of the 80s, Marty became with fast friends with Bill and Ted due to being icons of that decade and being fans of rock music, and they often like play music together in the latter’s temple. The three are good friends and always find a way to make themselves laugh. They have a blast together and are thinking about forming a rock band themed around the 80s.
• When they discovered that Biff Tannen had also ascended, the two were naturally furious at seeing their old enemy, as Biff and his descendants were responsible for practically all the problems they had to fix. Biff was also sickened when he saw them again, and has begun to try to find a way to get rid of them for good. Marty and Doc have taken precautions to prevent Biff from messing with the timeline, and have advised their allies to the same as well.
• Master Xehanort and his Incarnations and Judge Doom are strongly opposed by the two, as not only do they both sound like Doc, which greatly unnerves them, they’re just horrible people in general. They hate Doom on principle for being an unrepentant bigot towards toons despite being one himself, and Doom just scares them. The Judge doesn’t pay them much attention, though he has been meaning to keep an eye on them in case they meddle in his plans. As Xehanort and his selves frequently use time travel to set their plans in motion, Doc and Marty have made it known that they cannot stand the guy and often disrespect him when possible. The Xehanorts see the duo as beneath them and their plans, and could care less about them.
• Doc and Marty quickly found themselves despising Dark Danny and Eobard Thawne/The Reverse-Flash for their deplorable actions and misuse of time travel. The two see Thawne as a truly sick, disturbed person whose constant going back in time to ruin the lives of his enemies is unforgivable and that his misdeeds should be stopped as soon as possible. Thawne himself is amused by the two, and enjoys scaring and threatening them when possible. Dark Danny being an evil version of the original Danny Phantom and going back in time to ensure that Danny became evil through whatever means necessary reminded them if 2015 Biff meddling with their timeline in order to make himself rich, and they see him as a vile, crazed man.
• The story of Sol was a story that made Doc practically giddy with interest. Being trapped in life-long time loop, retaining past memories, and having prophetic dreams was something that piqued Doc’s curiosity, and he frequently interviews them and tries to get a firm grasp on Sol’s situation. For Sol’s part, they like visiting Doc, and enjoy telling them of their experiences. When they visit Doc, they will often run into Marty, and they found him to be a very nice kid to be around.
• Phillip J. Fry and Lars Fillmore’s very existence intrigued the two, as Fry being his own grandfather (which grossed Marty out) and Lars being a duplicate of Fry who managed to survive for a long period of time was something that Doc wanted to learn more about. Fry thinks the two are cool people, and sees Doc as a saner version of Professor Farnsworth, and Lars is happy to have company and to tell them his story as well.
• Their first impression and general opinion of Rick and Morty is… mixed. Both of them hate Rick, seeing him as a self-centered, self-righteous asshole who believes that he is never to blame for his actions, but they somewhat pity Morty, as they believe that he is an okay kid who has to deal with his egomaniac of a grandfather on a daily basis. Marty sometimes hangs out with Morty and they do have a lot in common, and Marty is fascinated by Morty’s interdimensional adventures. Doc, on the other hand, tries to avoid Rick at all costs, and Rick could care less about him, although he is impressed by Doc’s intelligence.

Project Splinter

Project Splinter^note James William Cole, Dr. Cassandra "Cassie" Railly, Jose Ramse, Jennifer Hargrove Goines, Theodore "Ted" Wlliam Deacon and Dr. Katarina Jones née Werner, Sextet Gods of Underestimating Time Travel (Cole: Otter Eyes, Morris Morrison | Cassie: Amelia Morrison | Ramse: The Traveller)

From Left-to-Right: Katarina Jones, Ted Deacon, Cassandra Railly, James Cole, Jennifer Goines and Jose Ramse

• Lesser Gods (Cole, Cassie, Ramse, Jennifer, Deacon), Demigoddess (Jones)
• Symbol: The Time Machine, as proposed by the Splinter Project.
  • Deacon: The West VII insignia
• Theme Song: I Am The Clock, The First Splinter, The Final Splinter, Don't You Forget About Me (Cover by Kelsy Karter, Original by Simple Minds)
• Alignment: Chaotic Good overall (Cole, Ramse and Jennifer were initially Chaotic Neutral, Cassie was Neutral Good and Deacon was Chaotic Evil)
• Portfolio:
  • Cole: The Protagonist, Anti-Hero, Is Determined to Stop the 12 Monkeys and Save the World, A Good-Hearted Man who's Ruthless and Uncompromising to his Enemies, Did Not have a Pleasant Life and Used to Be a Scavenger, Perma-Stubble, Wishes to Atone for his Actions, Fighting Partners with Cassie
  • Cassie: Deuteragonist, Hospital Hottie, Had to Put Up with a Lot of Action and Events Before Learning How to Fight and Wield Weapons and Becoming Combat-Capable, Has Gone Through Several Harrowing Events, Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold (Though She can be Just as Ruthless as her Allies), Adaptation Name Change, Fighting Partners with Cole
  • Ramse: Cole's Best Friend and Primary Fighting Partner, Is Very Protective of Sam, Spends a Lot of Time being Opposed to Project Splinter and Working Alongside Them, Was Once Driven Mad by Elena's Death, Jerkass Woobie, Had to Mercy Kill his Own Son, Forced Cole to Kill Him, Sympathetic Antagonist Deaths
  • Jennifer: Is Incredibly Off her Rocker due to Being a Primary, Was Driven Insane after Seeing her Research Team Slaughtered in Front of Her, Incredibly Hammy, I Just Want to Be Normal, Can Feign being Mindless, Trauma Conga Line, Mad Oracle
  • Deacon: The Leader of the West VII Scavengers, Was forced to Work with Project Splinter until he Starts to Genuinely Fight on their Side (Though he also Worked with the 12 Monkeys at Some Points), Dealt with an Abusive Father, Is Actually a Decent Person, Ensemble Dark Horse, Took Care of Cassie and Begins to Show Affection for her and Jennifer, Big Damn Heroes
  • Jones: Invented the Splinter Machine, Had to See Herself Losing her Husband and Daughter during the Plague, Gratuitous German, Ice Queen and Softening Up Later On, Is Willing to Sacrifice and Harm Others if it means Saving the World
• Domains: Time, Space, Apocalypse, Paradoxes, Survival
• Heralds: Hannah Jones (Jones' daughter and Cole's mother, Sam Ramse (Jose's son), Elena, members of the West VII scavengers, Dr. Lasky, Dr. Adler, Marcus Whitley, Athan Cole (James and Cassie's son)
• Allies: The Pantheonic Time Police, The Doctor, John Connor, Sarah Connor, Kyle Reese, Lucina, Caesar, Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade, Sougo Tokiwa/Kamen Rider Zi-O, Wesley Collins/Red Time Force Ranger, Barry Allen/The Flash, Yuuri, Chito, Rick Grimes, The Courier, The Sole Survivor, Iroh, Zuko, Doc Brown, Marty McFly, Hiro Nakamura, Rintarou Okabe, Homer Simpson, Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon, Chibi-Usa/Sailor Chibi-Moon
• Enemies: The Army of the 12 Monkeys, Zamasu, SKYNET, Lord English, Dr. Gero, Cell, Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash, Koba, Biff Tannen, The Dahaka, Randall Ross, Solaris, Death Phantom
• Odd Friendship: The Mane Six and their Friends (Jennifer), Shizuo Heiwajima, Jill Stingray, Bartender Bob, The Tapper (Deacon)
• Respected By: Dr. Gregory House, Maki Nishikino (Cassie), The Heroic Protectors of Family, Nox (Jones, Nox is one-sided on his end)
• Commonality Connection: Bulma (Jones, applies to her future counterpart), Carl and Ada Clover, Maisie Farange, Shinji Ikari, Fate Testarossa-Harlaown, Ryuko Matoi, Satsuki Kiryuin, Lillie, Rapunzel, Cinderella, Adora and Catra (Deacon)
• Opposes: The Child Abuse Supporters and Abusive Alcoholic Parents (Deacon), The Vex
• Avoids: Funny Valentine
• In the mid-2010s, a deadly airborne virus is spread around, killing 7 billion people and dismantling society into their most primal instincts and feelings for survival. The survivors of the plague were immune to the virus and decided to spend their lives building up their own communities and fighting one another for survival. One of those survivors, Dr. Katarina Jones was working on Project Splinter, an idea that she was helming with her husband before the plague, the end result being a time machine. In 2043, he recruited a pair of scavengers and defectors of West VII; James Cole and Jose Ramse into her ranks of keeping their base fortified. James volunteered to be taken back into the past via 2013 and 2015 to make contact with Dr. Cassandra Railly, who specifically mentioned Cole in an audio log before her death in 2017. The mission's primary objective was to kill Leland Goines, the CEO of the Markridge Group, which specializes in biomedical engineering and potentially could have been the source. Cole was able to kill him but soon realized that a bigger party was in play, The Army of the 12 Monkeys, led by two people known only as The Pallid Man and The Striking Woman, who themselves were responsible for spreading the virus.
  • Cole and Cassandra eventually agreed to work together in stopping the 12 Monkeys by whatever means necessary, with Cole himself hopping through different time zones in different parts of the past and to his present, where tensions would rise between him and Ramse, attacks coming from West VII leader Deacon and developing an odd partnership with Leland's daughter, Jennifer, who later turned out to be a Primary; beings who have a special connection with "Time", able to see them and help it think. Eventually, with the involvement of a gang of mysterious beings known as The Daughters, led by an older Jennifer and Ramse defecting from Project Splinter to join the 12 Monkeys in an attempt to save his son Sam, Cassie is bought to 2043 where she begins training to become a fighter, establishing a good partnership with Deacon and allowing him and West VII to begin working with Project Splinter, alongside Ramse returning to Cole after the former saves the latter from dying from a gunshot inflicted by Cassie. Along the way, they discover the 12 Monkey's true goals; to "paradox" certain figures in the past, which involves killing them via stabbing them with a knife made from their breast bone in the hopes that they can create a time paradox powerful enough to destroy time itself. Allying with West VII and the Daughters, where Jones's daughter, Hannah was revealed to have survived, and Jennifer herself managed to make it to 2043, Project Splinter discovered the existence of Titan, an unknown city and the base of operations for the 12 Monkeys. An attempt to storm it and find it's leader, The Witness, failed as it was revealed too late that the city itself was a time machine. As Cole and Cassie consummated their relationship earlier before the latter was stranded with them upon taking off to another period of time, Cassie became pregnant and was forced to see her son, Athan, be taken away from him to be raised as The Witness.
  • The battle between Project Splinter and the 12 Monkeys became ever more personal as Cole was forced to kill Ramse after he lost any motivation to carry on after killing his own son in the future after seeing him injured during a fight against the 12 Monkeys and was to die anyway from critical injures. Travelling through time, they were able to track down an adult Athan, who battled against his parents and was revealed that he was not The Witness. The Witness turned out to be The Striking Woman, Olivia Kirschner, who proceeded to kill Athan after he saved his parents and their allies from the 12 Monkeys. Project Splinter then dedicated themselves to using whatever resources necessary to track down and stop the 12 Monkeys, whereupon they lost more allies, Deacon included, and discovered two revelations, that Hannah was Cole's mother, effectively making his entire existence a Stable Time Loop and that Cole and Cassie were forced to spread the virus themselves at the JFK Airport to ensure their own existence. Eventually discovering a plan to take down the 12 Monkeys once and for all, Cole and his team managed to assault Titan, with the help of former comrades collected from the past. They defeated Olivia and managed to prevent a global Time Crash from happening. However, due to being a paradoxical person himself Cole opted to be erased from existence after seeing his friends depart to their proper time year, though Dr. Jones, in her final moments before dying, managed to program the time machine in a specific fashion to take Cole to an alternate timeline where neither the 12 Monkeys nor the time machine ever existed. After years of fighting for a normal and prosperous world and the many sacrifices they made, the members of Project Splinter and their friends and allies finally got the ending and life they wanted.
• In one possible scenario, while Cole did make it to an idealised world where he could live happily ever after, one version of him ended up in a strange new world. Travelling for a few hours, Cole discovered a "Pantheon" of sorts, whereupon he approached a citizen about his situation. This led him to the Pantheonic Time Police who gave him a good briefing about the Pantheon, in addition to learning about Cole's story and how he came into the Pantheon. He then became sure that Cassie, Jones and the other members of Project Splinter may be around, though, to his extreme discomfort, he would also learn that the 12 Monkeys themselves were also in the Pantheon. In a short while, Cole was able to find his close associates, friends and family, whereupon the Time Police were open in having them ascended as a means for them to combat the 12 Monkeys once again, albeit this time, with more support and aid, thanks to the fantastical nature of the Pantheon.
• Despite the resurfacing of the 12 Monkeys, the efforts of the Pantheonic Time Police and several other forces of good have actually played a hand in making Project Splinter's time in the Pantheon more comfortable, despite the initial fear that they're at it again. On more positive notes, all of the members get to have a perfectly normal occupation that they earned for their hard work; Deacon has his own bar and has a business domain in the House of Food because of this, Cassie is a virologist and will take working hours in the House of Health and Diseases to treat sickly patients, usually, those affected by viruses, Jennifer is the proud CEO of Markridge Groups, being able to genetically create a Unicorn, Jones lives a normal civilian life with her husband, Elliot, and her daughter, Hannah, Ramse is raising his son, Sam with help from the House of Family and Relatives and Cole chose to spend his time with Cassie, though he made a point to visit his friends and allies as much as he can, which soon expanded to exploring the Pantheon.
• The circumstances of the Kalavirus were eerily similar to the ALZ-112 Virus in another world where Apes ruled. Essentially, a drug was created as a means to cure Alzheimer's Disease and worked well on primates, who developed high levels of intelligence comparable to that of humans, but was fatal to humans themselves and later, mutated into causing muteness and deteriorating a human's intelligence in case they survived. As a result, Caesar was sympathetic to Project Splinter and understood why they would have wanted to change the way things are, given that he was raised by humans himself. The Project's members were initially skeptical of Caesar due to his territorial nature but understood that he was good-hearted and just wanted to keep his group safe. The same, however, cannot be said for Koba, who was raised in an isolated and abusive environment which, over time, morphed into misanthropy and bloodlust towards anyone human, with his excuse no longer being a justification. If anything, Koba is glad the Kalavirus killed 7 billion people and would gladly do the deed of spreading it himself, which only demonstrated just how bloodthirsty and depraved he had become over time. As a result, battles between Koba and Project Splinter tend to happen sometimes.
• Future Trunks sees the group in good regard, though he does raise awareness in just how willing they are to ensure a good world. All of the members, save for Cassie were hardened people in some way or another (and even then, Cassie would toughen up in a year-long time gap) and felt that killing one another was the best they could have done to ensure their own survival, especially Deacon who used to uphold this notion and preach it towards the West VII organization. As this no longer applies, Future Trunks can see how they became what they did, considering he himself grew up in a dystopian future and had to see what should have been loved ones get senselessly killed.
  • Dr. Jones was the one member with the biggest camaraderie to Future Trunks, mainly because she reminds him of his mother, Bulma, who, like Jones, worked tirelessly to create a time machine in the hopes of using it to prevent the Bad Future from happening and would do whatever it takes to make it happen. Unlike Future Bulma, however, Jones was willing to steal and kill, though she does admit that she wouldn't have turned out like this if fate had simply given her a more positive timeline to live in. That, and the fact that she was motivated by the loss of her husband and daughter (who turned out to have survived and be inducted into Future Jennifer's organization, The Daughters), much like how Future Bulma was motivated by the deaths of Goku via a heart disease and the Z-Fighters at the hands of Androids 17 and 18 makes it hard to ignore the many similarities the two scientists have.
• Despite Cole's existence being dependent on the fact that he is a Stable Time Loop due to being the son of a time-traveller who conceived him in the past, he doesn't really mind it all that much, especially given that he was ready to give his life to save the world and now, he may as well use the new life he has to experience a whole new wonder in the Pantheon. That said, he has learned a lot via time travelling, so his ways of trying to integrate into society don't bother him all too much. He's found fellow camaraderie with apocalypse survivors like Yuuri, Chito, Rick Grimes, The Courier and the Sole Survivor, all of whom have shared their experiences of how they dealt with surviving in a harsh world with little-to-no aid. Cole finds the philosophical talks of Yuuri and Chito to be pretty endearing, admires Rick for his leadership in fighting for a society in a zombie-infested world and is willing to fight with The Messenger and the Sole Survivor against mutual threats, though the two of them think Cole deserves a time of peace at the moment.
• Dr. Jones's time machine was hard and risky to use as incorrectly handling it led to the deaths of a few other potential travellers before Cole arrived. As a result, she created a serum that enhanced the injected's physique and exponentially slowed down ageing. This was a key reason how Ramse looked the same after being stuck for 30 years and, of course, why Cole and Cassie don't seem to have looked like they were ageing. That said, the serum does have it's drawbacks, in that it doesn't prevent potential osteoporosis from happening and repeated uses of time travel in a short time-span would kill a traveller. Because of this, the members of Project Splinter are more able-bodied and physically capable than regular human beings, though are still susceptible of getting killed in any mundane fashion possible.
  • That said, a traveller cannot physically interact with their past self in any way as doing so would result in an explosive paradox that would kill both versions of the traveller. This is one of the reasons why Project Splinter stays as far away as possible from Funny Valentine, a stand user with the power to weaponize this sort of phenomena. Interestingly, Valentine himself seems complimentary of Project Splinter's efforts to save the world and supports their goals and their hard-earned victory, but his extreme actions of wanting to preserve his country and his ruthlessness deter any chances of mutual respect.
• Their story and experience led to the six of them being seen with a lot of respect by Wes Collins. He personally gets to relate with Cassie the most, being that both of them led ordinary lives until a being from the future warned them of an impeding doom and that both had to deal with a genetically altered being. Though the difference was that while Ransik and Olivia had tragic upbringings, the former was able to let go of his hatred towards humanity and be humbled whereas the latter became too obsessed with destroying time that redemption never became an option for her. Wes pities Olivia, though solemnly wonders if she would have ended up becoming a better person if she wasn't raised to be a maniacal destroyer and was raised with neglect and a lack of care.
• Sougo Tokiwa was an odd case. Unlike Project Splinter who did their hardest to avert fate with wholly different results, Sougo was content in letting fate run its course and going along with being Kamen Rider Zi-O because of it. That said, Sougo does hold a measure of respect for Project Splinter for their efforts whereas the team did worry about him becoming the future Demon King of Time, though Sougo decided that the lives of his friends were ultimately more important and used his powers to fix the timelines that he altered at the cost of losing his powers. This allowed Sougo and Project Splinter to be on good terms with one another as both realized that their friends and family were what mattered most at the end of the day.
• Zamasu thinks Project Splinter and the 12 Monkeys are a prime example of humanity's "sinfulness" and personally makes it a goal to teach them a lesson (as in punishing them of death out of petty misanthropy and inability to comprehend their actions). The members of Project Splinter see the Fallen Kai as a deranged madman who fails to see just how much he does what he iterates and is just as bad as the "mortals" he despises, perhaps more so. The fact that Cole and Jones remind Zamasu of Future Trunks and Future Bulma respectively isn't helping matters for him either, and he thinks that the Kalavirus should have killed all of humanity rather than 98% of it.
  • Interestingly, Zamasu, via using the Time Ring in his Goku Black form, is a result of a Stable Time Loop, just like Cole and the 12 Monkeys. Despite the similarity, he refuses to be compared to them in any shape or manner, let alone a shared quirk. The fact that Cole pointed this out nonchalantly mas made Zamasu lose his temper on a few occasions and plans to retrieve the Kalavirus someday to complete where the 12 Monkeys had left off (even though the Kalavirus itself was a stepping point). At least Zamasu is adamant about the fact that the virus can potentially mutate to the point where even the immune wouldn't be safe from it.
• The story of Project Splinter and the 12 Monkeys attracted the attention of Barry Allen, The Flash, who was well known for his experiences with time travel, particularly when he did that to save his mother, Nora, only to end up simultaneously creating a dystopian timeline. While Project Splinter's attempts to save the world were not exactly rooted in rules, Barry paid his regards to them, especially after seeing how they were able to succeed in their goals and lead a happy life, something which he sadly wasn't able to get in his time travelling experience. To repay the favour, Project Splinter are eager to accept Barry as a good friend and ally as his sense of justice and awareness of the timeline was stout and noble enough. That said, both Project Splinter and Barry refrain from time travelling due to its potential dangers, not to mention how the Splinter Machine isn't exactly as impressive as a few other time machines in the Pantheon.
  • Although Eobard Thawne doesn't exactly wish for all of time to collapse and be destroyed, he does take delight in making others suffer and felt that the Kalavirus did more than enough. Given that he became the leader of a dystopian society in a possible future, he muses that it would mean less resistance more enforcement on his part. Unsurprisingly, Project Splinter came to hate Thawne for his abusive and sadistic nature and using his powers of travelling through time just to torment Barry and his loved ones. Thawne himself spites Project Splinter for being friends with Barry and mocks Dr. Jones for developing what he thinks is a "pathetic device" just because "she missed her girl so much".
• Despite her insane nature and her unpredictability, Jennifer isn't as bad as her demeanour makes her out to be. Rather, if given a push, she can be incredibly encouraging and helpful to those she would like to help. In part of being a Primary, this was how Jennifer was able to prove herself a worthwhile ally and asset to Project Splinter and be an effective leader for The Daughters after her future self was accidentally shot and killed by Deacon. She sees a lot more in the House of Time and Space than most deities could, though she instead prefers to try being a normal person after the burden of being a Primary cost too much, from an abusive upbringing via her mother to seeing an old organization of hers be killed in an explosion and enduring an apocalyptic future.
  • Once she finally found peace and comfort after defeating the 12 Monkeys, Jennifer went on to become the CEO of Markridge Groups. One of her first actions was to genetically create a unicorn, which she succeeded in, to much applause. Provided with this, she wound up becoming friends with the Mane Six, with Jennifer finding their loyalty and dedication to one another pretty endearing. Her own behaviour makes the Alicorns wary, but given how she took it upon herself to stick up for her allies, she earns their respect. Predictably, Jennifer gets along most with Pinkie Pie, given that both are zany and crazy and tend to be the most extroverted in their groups. Jennifer is open to vising one of Pinkie Pie's parties at any time.
  • On an unrelated topic, she killed Adolf Hitler during a mission to retrieve an ancient artifact in France, 1940 before the 12 Monkeys could, with the Nazi Regime just so happening to attend a conference. While his death didn't really change the timeline, with Heinrich Himmler simply taking over as Fuhrer until 1945, Nazi deities are not pleased with these sort of events and have it out on Jennifer. Her response is a loud and boisterous Bring It.
• Deacon's tenure as a bartender in the House of Food has garnered the attention of fellow workers, namely Shizuo Heiwajima, Jill Stingray, Bartender Bob and The Tapper. While he may not be the most impressive in a fantastical sense, they did feel rather unnerved by what Deacon went through in his life, in addition to being a savage scavenger for a raiding organization. That said, he admitted that hosting a bar was a dream of his and that's what matters at the end of the day. Amusingly, Jill and Deacon have one thing in common; not liking their first names, and because of that, Deacon is straight to just calling her "Jill". Despite his vicious nature at first, Bob and Tapper are welcoming enough to hang out with him. Deacon, Jill, Bob and Tapper will often play a game of sliding their cups for fun, followed by the occasional drink.
• Even before the apocalypse, Deacon didn't really have it great. Case in point, he had to deal with an abusive alcoholic father who always beat him and saw him as a disappointment. This was a primary stem for why Deacon ended up becoming a dangerous and territorial man during the aftermath of the Kalavirus outbreak, though despite having hardened him into a brutal killing machine, a decent man and personality still persisted within him. He developed a good relationship with Cassie after the latter found out that he was Secretly Dying of Wilson's Disease, which he never knew he had. With Cassie's influence Deacon would eventually start to work together with Cole and Ramse, even if the two were former members of West VII.
  • Taking this into consideration, Deacon hates the Child Abuse Supporters and is not hesitant about killing them off. Although, despite being an Alcoholic Parent himself, Deacon is fine with tolerating Kogoro Mouri as he's a good-hearted man doing his best as a police officer. To his surprise, Deacon found himself getting along with a lot of deities who had to deal with abusive parents, some of whom wound up doing worse things than Deacon's father ever did. He found common ground with Satsuki Kiryuin for being a fierce leader and Carl Clover for having to deal with the neglect and torment from Rellius Clover, who was responsible for turning his daughter and Carl's sister, Ava into an automaton for the boy to fix and while Carl is no longer the good boy he used to be, Deacon still offers condolences. Maisie Farange was an oddball, if mainly because the abuse she dealt with was indirect and more emotional-stemmed, though Deacon was content with knowing that Margo and Lincoln have done a good job to keep Maisie happy and content, though he thinks Susanna and Beale are idiotic, even if they loved Maisie. He outright praises Zuko for standing up to Ozai, which Deacon admittedly called "a stuck-up piece of shit" and can relate to him in the sense that both were villainous forces that eventually ended up becoming good and had tragic pasts.
• Cassie's occupation as a virologist has her be sought out by Dr. Gregory House. He was able to figure that Cassie was a good doctor, though he admitted that Cassie being an attractive woman is something that can be used to attract hospital patients. Cassie was... miffed, but she recognized how talented and analytical House is as a medical doctor himself, so the two do have a measure of respect, even if House can be... caustic and mean. On the other hand, Maki Nishikino of μ's was openly enthusiastic about Cassie's occupation, despite her usual demeanour. While she decided to choose to be a school idol singer over a doctor as her parents wanted, Cassie was supportive of Maki's choice as she's finding another way to inspire people, like how a lot of others, Maki included, state that Cassie did the same by treating people's viruses and saving the world for one.
• One of the most unexpected admirers for the group, but especially towards Dr. Jones was Nox. In spite of him being aggressively committed to his goals, he was genuinely praiseworthy of Good Parents and those who would do anything for them, as Jones demonstrated. This sort of feeling also extended towards Cassie who wanted to save her son, Athan and raise him properly with Cole by her side. While sympathetic, Jones and the rest of Project Splinter are not in line with what Nox wants to accomplish as he's risking the timeline to save his family. Although one-sided, Nox still chooses to see Jones and Cassie in a respectable light, even if they disagree with him.
  • Less noteworthy were Randall Ross and Solaris, both of whom were beings who wanted to destroy time. In a sense, both of them were worse than Nox; at least he was driven by the loss of his family, which was the primary cause of his insanity. Randall lost a volleyball game and decided to use that as his excuse for destroying time and Solaris is a malevolent being whose only solace is destruction above all else. While Project Splinter is open in opposing and declaring them enemies, they do feel as if they need additional backup if they ever want to take them on.
• Yes, all six of them are aware of the original version of their story where the virus was instead spread in 1996 and nobody got the payoff they wanted. Cole expressed his sympathies to his other self whereas Cassie was surprised to see that Kathryn (whom she was based on) was also the name of her mother. Jennifer, however, is not pleased to see how Jeffrey Goines turned out. Crazy, just like her, but that's about it, though his goal of wanting to release zoo animals was zany and fun. And at least the Leland Goines of that version wasn't as bad as the one who was Jennifer's father.

Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese

Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese, Co-deities of Time-Travel Romance

Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor in the original timeline

Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese in the Genisys timeline

• Lesser Gods
• Symbol: A pipe bomb
• Theme: Love Scene
• Alignments: Neutral Good (Sarah became more True Neutral in the second film)
• Portfolios: Shell Shocked Veterans, Badass Normals
  • Kyle: Saviors Who Appear Out of a Sudden, Drives Like Crazy, Survived the Endtimes, Bodyguard with a Crush
  • Sarah: Grew Strong After Kyle Died And Became An Action Heroine, Getting a Child's Name From the Future Survival Mantra, Killing Things with Fire, Action Mom to her son, [[Knight Templar Parent, Mama Bear
• Domains: Protection, Love, Family
• Followers: Kate & Leopold, Henry and Clare, Tim Lake and Mary, Phil and Keely
• Superior: James Cameron
• Allies: The T-800, John Connor (their son), The Doctor, Kagome Higurashi, Trunks Briefs, Laurie Strode, Sidney Prescott, Tree Gelbman, Solid Snake, Belle and the Beast, Ellen Ripley, Dwayne Hicks, Jenette Vazquez, Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Taki Tachibana and Mitsuha Miyamizu, Marty McFly, Doc Brown, Lucina, Rintarou Okabe, Taki Tachibana and Mitsuha Miyamizu, John Nada, Cable, The Master of Chaldea, Silver the Hedgehog, Jeffrey Sinclair
• Enemies: SkyNet, The Original Terminator, T-1000, the Grand United Alliance of Machines, The House of Technology, but especially Dr. Eggman, Megatron, Starscream, Boris the Animal
• Rivals:
  • Sarah: Crimson Viper
• Conflicting Opinion: Robocop
• Kyle Reese always loved Sarah Connor - the problem is, she lived decades before him. He received her picture from his commanding officer in the Robot War and her son, John Connor, and memorized every line, every curve of the snapshot. Once the resistance assaulted the SkyNet lab complex and discovered a Terminator had been sent back in time to kill Sarah, Kyle jumped at the opportunity to follow him, and finally meet the object of his affection. The time-displaced Rescue Romance would not last long, as the Terminator would only go down at the cost of Kyle's life, but as Sarah put it, "The few hours we had together, we loved a lifetime's worth", with the most important part being the conception of John.
• Part of the reason why it has been difficult to ascend the two is with their convoluted history. One timeline had the two as adults, while another timeline had a slightly younger Sarah. Tired of the ambiguous timelines, The Doctor sought to end it once and for all. In the end, he managed to fix the time continuum. Sarah and Kyle survived the initial encounter with the T-800 and entered the Pantheon shortly afterwards.
  • As such, they are forever thankful to the Doctor, and are always willing to go after those who like the T-800 went back in time to disrupt history, such as Boris the Animal. In the meantime, they have become closer with good time travellers. While Marty McFly and Bill & Ted were all from lighter fare, they actually welcomed people with more positive outviews (plus, the San Dimas duo also has experiences with evil robots), and Marty is pushing them to learn bass and drums so all five can form a band. From Japan came one time-shifted romance as complex as theirs in Taki Tachibana and Mitsuha Miyamizu, and one possible ally in Rintarou Okabe, who becomes a rebel leader in a future world line. And Lucina earns much sympathy for being in a situation that was the reverse of what led to Kyle's travels, a fighter who goes back in time to save her parents and defeat evil before it appears.
• As soon as they ascended, they were received by an adult John, happy that his parents could be by his side, and the reprogrammed T-800. Kyle reacted to the Terminator as badly as Sarah did when she first met him, but was easy to convince that the cyborg was now on their side. The former Terminator may not show it in its mechanical mouth, but many theorize it is most pleased with the couple's ascension.
  • By contrast, Skynet was soon ready to set up their targets on two of its fiercest enemies. The original T-800 and the T-1000, both of whom have personal histories with the couple, are alread, and while the T-X only targeted John, she's on standby, specially because she can disguise as either of them for a deceptive attack.
• Tend to distrust all forms of machinery in order to prevent Skynet from happening in the Pantheon. (doesn't help Skynet has a lot of allies in the GUAM who are out to get the couple, such as the Venjix Virus, Ares and Justin Pin, and Metallo) The two have been subsequently banned from the House of Technology after it was ransacked.
  • The two have their eyes set on Eggman, as they see him as the one most likely to set off an event similar to Skynet.
  • Robocop has been assigned to guard the House of Technology from further meddling. The two are are not sure what to think of this super cop. There is the chance that the Machines can corrupt his systems, but there is definitely some for of humanity left in him. They're sure to keep an eye on him for now.
• Neither expected to have a temple in the House of Love of all places. Still, the House appreciates the additional firepower the couple possesses. Kagome in particular became one of their closes allies in the House, talking with them about her relationship with Inuyasha.
• Although wary of Optimus Prime, they agreed to focus their efforts on the Decepticons. Megatron has them on his sights as the first humans to crush once victorious.
• Absolutely despise Barney Stinson, who has stated that while watching their movie, the death that made him cry was not Kyle, but the killer machine who "didn't get to kill those people".
• Exclusive to Kyle:
  • Turns out he wasn't the only god sent from the future. He was visited by a purple haired Saiyan wielding a sword. The two sat down to chat on their adventures as well as the troubles of dealing with living in the past. With a smile on his face, Trunks paid a small tribute before leaving. Kyle simply grinned back, happy to find some companionship. He similarly gets along with Cable, who Kyle finds lucky to have been able to time travel while bringing his guns along, and Silver the Hedgehog, in spite of the weirdness that came from finding common ground with an anthropomorphic hedgehog.
  • Solid Snake made a surprising visit to the temple to talk to Kyle. Turns out he arrived to thank him for being the inspiration of his Metal Gear Solid NES cover.◊ It wasn't long before the two realized just how many similarities the two shared.
  • Has been noted to look exactly like Corporal Dwayne Hicks. Being both rugged soldiers, they bonded easily, and once Skynet sent a Terminator after Hicks that was easily dispatched by Colonial Marines weaponry, Kyle is doing his best to get a Pulse Rifle like Hicks's. Hicks also brought along Vazquez, who is more than willing to blast Terminators away.
  • Admires John Nada, whose successful quest to take down a hidden alien society is something that the human resistance can aspire to copy.
• Exclusive to Sarah:
  • Lucked out of the Action Mom title to Crimson Viper, ending up as the High Priestess. Her time there was rather strenuous, as Viper's reliance on technology to fight unnerved her.
  • Is best friends with Ellen Ripley, who ascended shortly after her. The two are seen as one of the most recognizable Action Girls in film.
  • Sonya Blade came to her after an encounter with a Terminator who mistook her for Sarah. It was easy for these tough as nails women to get along and join forces to fight Skynet.
  • Was sought out by Laurie Strode and Sidney Prescott who were impressed with her evasion of the Terminators. Sarah offered her protection from the evil horror gods. She also found out much in common with their friend Tree Gelbman, who also grew to be a capable fighter after being stalked by a killer while facing time-related shenanigans.
  • Gained the approval of Belle when the princess thanked her for playing her in a little known TV series.
  • Once she learned of a timeline where John was killed before her eyes by a Terminator, she got really depressed and said that dying of cancer but certain that he'd live was preferrable. Still, Sarah has made 'For John' into a motto to prevent such tragedies.
  • There was yet another different timeline that depicted her and her mortal son preparing for Skynet. Although it was well-received by various gods, footage of these chronicles was cut shot. The Pantheon is searching for more footage of this timeline - a project that Cersei Lannister leads for unclear reasons.

The Time Traveller

The Time Traveller, The God Who Travelled To the Future, and Beyond (George, Alexander Hartdegen, Theophilus Tolliver)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: His time machine
• Theme Song: The Time Machine Main Title; Godspeed
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Badass Bookworm, Chaste Hero, Constantly Referred to as “The Time Traveller”, Framing Device, Gentleman Adventurer, Gone to the Future, More than Three Dimensions, Time Travel, Time Machine, To the Future, and Beyond
• Domains: Time Travel, Invention, Science
• Allies: The Doctor, Future Trunks, Dr. Emmett Brown, Hiro Nakamura, Phillip J. Fry, Bugs Bunny, Scrooge McDuck, Dexter, The House of Science, Nebogipfel
• Enemies: The Dahaka, Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash, The Daleks, SKYNET, The Vex
• Admired by: Sheldon Cooper
• The Time Traveler is an inventor in Victorian England who has built a machine that is capable of carrying a person through time. One time, when he was in the distant future of 802,701 A.D., he discovers that mankind's descendants have divided into two species, the passive, childlike, and vegetarian Eloi and the underground-dwelling Morlocks, who feed on the Eloi. His story would later influence other Time Travel stories to come, and as such, he ended up ascending into the Pantheon.
  • He would’ve received the title of Time Travel had Hiro Nakamura not beaten him to it. In fact, the Court actually considered transferring the title to him before ultimately deciding to give him To the Future, and Beyond. Despite this, he has no hatred towards him and the two appear to be on good terms with each other.
• His identity is unknown, which is why he is referred to as “The Time Traveler”, and there is some debate among some deities on who he is. Depending on the source, he is sometimes addressed as George or Alexander Hartdegen, although some believed that he might be H. G. Wells himself. Apparently, the Doctor might’ve recognized him as Theophilus Tolliver. However, the Time Traveller neither confirmed nor denied anything regarding them.
  • His middle name is Moses, though he doesn't particularly like being called that.
• He has close ties with the House of Time and Space as well as the House of Science. He would invite several members from both of those houses (notably the Doctor and Doc Brown) in his dinner parties talking about his exploits as well as the possibility of travelling across time.
• He appears to get along well with Phillip J. Fry after he heard how Fry and his friends ended up in time machine that only goes forward into the future, even at one point encountering beings similar to the Eloi and the Morlocks. Also had a laugh when he heard how Bugs Bunny accidentally activated a time machine and went through a lot of different periods.
• Somehow, he has a liking for Scrooge McDuck. Probably because his voice reminded him of one of his friends Filby.
• While there aren’t any Morlocks in the Pantheon, he has gained several enemies in the Pantheon. Among them are the Dahaka given his hatred for time travellers as well as Reverse Flash due to him trying to ruin the past. He also finds the Daleks and SKYNET to be worse threats than the Morlocks.
  • Is also enemies with the Vex given their affinity with time manipulation to better themselves and get rid of anyone who "doesn't fit the pattern".
• For some reason, he is on good terms with Dexter as he respects his intelligence as well as one instance when Dexter traveled farther into the future and encountered future versions of himself.
• Has heard how Sheldon Cooper and his gang bought a replica of his time machine. Sheldon geeked out upon seeing the real thing in the Pantheon.
• “There is no intelligence where there is no change and no need of change.”

Demideities

Falcom

Falcom, Goddess of Meetings Between Future and Past Selves (Alod Christin/Adell Christine)

^{Ultradimension Falcom}

• Demigoddess
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Symbol: A rainbow colored F
• Portfolio: My Future Self and Me, Implausible Fencing Powers
  • Hyperdimension: Even the Girls Want Her, Heroes Gone Fishing
  • Ultradimension: Scarf of Asskicking, Purple Is the New Black
• Domains: Adventuring, Combat, Time
• Allies: The CPU's, Nepgear, Uni, Rom and Ram, IF and Compa, Gust, Histoire, Adol Christin, Mirai, Ryou Fujibayashi, Yuna Yuki, Hanayo Koizumi, Asuna Kagurazaka, Natsu Dragneel, Lucy Heartfilia, Wendy Marvell, Gajeel Redfox, Shirou Emiya
• Rivals: Ornstein, Dovahkiin
• Enemies: Arfoire, Evil Dragon deities, Yuuki Terumi
• Opposes: Funny Valentine
• After being summoned to the Ultradimension, Falcom (Who'd just started her journey as an adventurer) was introduced to Nepgear who in-turn introduced Falcom to her adult self from the Hyperdimension who had already become a seasoned adventurer.
  • Because Falcom spends most of her time adventuring, Falcom rarely stay in her temple so whenever someone needs her, finding her is usually a pain in the ass.
• Due to Falcom wielding a sword created to slay dragons, Falcom has become the enemy of numerous evil dragon deities such as Nefarian, Deathwing and Smaug.
  • Conversely, Falcom has become friends with other deities who specialize in killing dragons as well such as Natsu Dragneel, Gajeel Redfox and Wendy Marvell.
  • Falcom is good friends with Wendy in particular as she got to meet her older self while she was in Edolas.
• It's not uncommon to see Falcom getting along well with other goddesses who share her voices such as Asuna Kagurazaka, Ryou Fujibayashi, Yuna Yuki, Hanayo Koizumi and Ui Hirasawa.
• Despite his ability to summon an AU version of himself, Falcom isn't particularly good friends with Funny Valentine as while he's always polite to others and wants to protect his country however, Falcom doesn't believe he should be so open to killing others to do so.
• After Falcom's ascension, Butters and Stan were reminded of the time they met their future selves, except not because they were just illusions created by their parents to get them to not do drugs.
• Falcom also gets along rather well with Shirou Emiya as he also got to meet his future self, although much to his dismay, Archer tried to kill him so he could die too.
• Falcom has become rivals with Ornstein and Dovakiin due to all of them being skilled dragonslayers, sometimes Falcom competes with the both of them to see who can kill more dragons.
• Since Falcom publishes her adventures so the rest of the Pantheon can read about them, Falcom is good friends with fellow writers Lucy Heartfilia and Mirai.

Max Walker

Max Walker, Deified Time Enforcer

• Demigod
• Symbol: The TEC emblem
• Theme Music: Time Cop by Mark Isham
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory, Set Right What Once Went Wrong
• Domains: Time, Officers
• Heralds: Melissa (his wife) and their unnamed son
• Allies: The Pantheon Time Police, Blinx, Doc Brown, Project Splinter, Aldo
• Enemies: SKYNET, Reverse-Flash, Army of 12 Monkeys, Old Joe Simmons, Biff Tannen
• The year is 2004 and thanks to time-travel being a viable hotbed for criminals, the Time Enforcement Commission is formed to apprehend criminals and prevent history from being rewritten. There have been many agents working for TEC, with Max Walker being one of the agency’s top personnel when it comes to his job. Walker discovers that corrupt senator Aaron Mccomb is using time travel as a means to gain money to become a frontrunner for President of the United States of America, using other agents from the TEC as moles to get the job done. Walker eventually defeats Mccomb by forcing the latter’s younger self from 1994 to merge with the 2004 self, causing Mccomb in general to disappear. In doing so, Walker ends up saving the life of his wife Melissa, who originally died in 1994 during an ambush before Walker from 2004 set things right.
• Walker’s days with the TEC continued as normal when he received word of criminal activity somewhere on Earth and that he needed to travel back in time to apprehend the perpetrator. When he arrived at his destination, Walker found himself at a construction site and found blueprints for a project referred to as the Pantheon. Shortly after looking through the blueprints, he discovered it involved integrating advanced technology into a specialized area and that it could involve anyone anywhere, even from places Walker had no previous knowledge of. The perpetrator in question wanted to prevent that Pantheon project from ever existing via explosives that would kill the people in charge of building the area, but Walker was able to subdue the criminal and prevent the attack from occurring. Shortly after that mission was completed, Walker got a letter in the mail saying he’s become a part of the Pantheon and that his skills from the TEC would be needed to prevent more time-related catastrophes from happening, a job that Walker accepted even taking into account all the risks involved.
• In order to travel back in time, Walker has to use a time sled and one mistake while in the sled can lead to fatalities as the red marks on the far end of the tracks can indicate. There were plenty of other methods of traveling through time in the Pantheon, some less dangerous and others just as risky as Walker’s method, and Doc Brown was someone knowledgeable in time machines to give Walker a rundown on such. As the creator of a time-traveling car, Doc Brown noticed that Walker worked for an agency dedicated to keeping the timestream stable and as someone who has traveled back in time, Doc Brown gave Walker some tips on the different ways time travel can be accomplished in the Pantheon and some of the risks present. Walker has acknowledged the different types of time machines that Doc Brown has brought up and given how the latter has played a role in helping the Pantheon’s timestream, Walker is willing to work with Doc Brown and other heroic researchers of time travel to ensure that the work of him and others with his job can be done effectively.
• Traveling through time and changing the past was one thing, but it’s another for someone to alter time in the present through the use of various powers as Walker found out while working to stop a criminal from messing with the timestream. He discovered another time enforcer with what appeared to be a vacuum cleaner trying to stop Walker’s target through the use of time-related abilities, with Walker intervening to help out whoever it was that was trying to apprehend that crook. The owner of the vacuum cleaner was Blinx, a cat on two legs and with that Time Sweeper, he could manipulate time in order to fix mistakes and use it to stop monsters born from time anomalies. Walker knew that such power would be deadly in the hands of crooks who can use it to potentially cause more damage than Mccomb ever could and after getting that criminal arrested, Walker learned from Blinx that there were entities stronger than the Time Sweeper when it comes to manipulating time and that some of them (especially those that are described as embodiments of time) are powerful to the point that Walker would be in danger just trying to fight a villainous one. As someone also dedicated to keeping the timestream stable, Walker knew that Blinx wasn’t kidding about what the Pantheon had in store for time travelers and has opted to work with Blinx and other time enforcers (especially those in the Pantheonic Time Police) in keeping the timestream stable.
• Besides Mccomb, there were plenty of criminals who Walker traveled back in time to stop, with many of these criminals looking to gain money for different reasons. While some of the criminals Walker took down in the Pantheon fit that category, others not only had varying motives not related to money, but they also had powers that made Walker’s job harder. Reverse-Flash was one of the more dangerous time-traveling villains Walker encountered not just because of the former’s super speed, but because of how far Eobard Thawne is willing to go to ruin the lives of others, especially if Barry Allen is involved. Walker had the help of other powerful time-travelers such as Future Trunks to help even the odds and considering how many powerful threats there are in the Pantheon in comparison to what he had previously gone up against, he’ll need as much help as he can get.
• While there were plenty of evil individuals who wanted to corrupt the timestream, there were groups who posed just as much of a danger as that of singular individuals who had that goal. SKYNET, an AI who wanted deadly robots to eradicate humankind, was one of Walker’s biggest challenges when it comes to time-related villains as its robot soldiers were far more deadly than many of the criminals he’s been up against and its through SKYNET’s enemies that Walker has a chance against them. The Army of the 12 Monkeys was an equally big problem for Walker as the cult’s ambitions of destroying the timestream so that its members become immortal could bring disastrous consequences for others if these goals are achieved. Project Splinter, a group that opposed the 12 Monkeys, became potent allies for Walker not just in regards to fighting off the 12 Monkeys, but in regards to understanding the numerous personal ordeals each member of Project Splinter went through.
• Having been used to fighting crime as it happens, learning about predicting future events was a shock to Walker as guessing what could happen well before said event occurs was a high uncertainty. In the Pantheon, there were plenty of individuals who have learned about future events and some have tried to prevent said events from playing out. John Anderton was a futuristic police officer from a much further time period than Walker who looked into the future to prevent crimes from happening, only to be caught up in a conspiracy after being suspected of becoming a criminal. While preventing crimes before they happen could theoretically be effective especially if someone has the makings of becoming a criminal, Walker noticed that such measures were prone to being flawed if Anderton’s predicament was any indication, though considering that Walker and the other time-traveling enforcers he’s working with may be a target of a conspiracy that could threaten the foundation of the Pantheonic Time Police at some point, such foresight may be needed to keep that Pantheonic organization alive.
• Senator Mccomb from 2004 helped his counterpart from 1994 gain more political clout and in turn, Walker from 2004 helped his counterpart from 1994 prevent the death of Melissa even as Mccomb threatened both Walkers. The Pantheon had plenty of counterparts who were different from their originals, some of whom not only were from a bigger time gap than just a decade, but at times drastically different in terms of personality. Some like Future Trunks, who was a highly capable and noble figure in contrast to his brash, but still noble younger version from a less devastated future, were of great help to Walker and his missions, especially against certain villains who threatened the timestream. Dark Danny was a villainous counterpart of Danny Fenton from a bad future where he lost everything and went on a rampage and seeing the possibility that someone heroic would fall into villainy and not turn back could happen, Walker knew that he would have to take great risks to ensure that such terrible futures won’t happen throughout the Pantheon.
  • One scenario that involved separate counterparts of the same individual that left Walker wary was that of Joe Simmons. Joe was a Looper, an assassin who eliminated targets that were brought in via time travel (which was outlawed from the future Joe was from), only to end up in conflict against an older version of himself who was willing to take extreme measures to prevent the rise of a deadly criminal kingpin. It was through that adventure that Young Joe became a better person in trying to stop his older self, though Walker is unsure if Young Joe can be trusted given the latter’s past occupation. As for Old Joe, Walker believes that Old Joe is causing more harm than good and has gone after him, mainly to prevent casualties from what Old Joe is trying to do.
• There were plenty of politicians in the Pantheon that shared similar corrupt traits as that as Mccomb and given how many problems are present in the Pantheon that get in the way of a peaceful life, Walker is concerned that some of these evil politicians will do whatever it takes to gain power, even if it includes using an extraordinary concept like time travel to gain more clout for themselves. There were plenty of politicians who were benevolent and given how they’re opposed to said corrupt figures, they have good things to say about Walker given how he stopped Mccomb’s rise to power. While some politicians have lived in comparatively ordinary worlds beforehand, they have adapted to the Pantheon’s stranger aspects and it meant that those with less-than-noble intentions can use whatever is available to ensure that they remain in power and eliminate their enemies. If someone like Frank Underwood were to use time travel to ensure that they can permanently be President, it would be highly troubling for those opposed to such corruption, so Walker has been on high alert in case politicians like Underwood are willing to resort to time travel if all of their previous attempts at gaining power have failed.
• While keeping the timestream safe from larger threats has been part of Walker’s line of work in the Pantheon, he originally stopped criminals from using time travel to get richer and that continued in the Pantheon thanks to the large number of greedy individuals that are present. While some have enough standards to not resort to time travel as a get-rich-quick scheme, others are unscrupulous to the point that they’re willing to consider such a thing to get more money at the expense of the well-being of others. Biff Tannen previously used time travel to make himself rich thanks to a sports almanac and Walker has done what he can to prevent mean-spirited individuals from pulling off a similar plan like Biff did. It was already bad enough when Biff, who didn’t have much in the way of wealth beforehand, did it, but when a corrupt individual leading a powerful company decides to use time travel to not just get rich but eliminate the competition and make the lives of anyone they don’t like miserable, Walker knows that the consequences can get dire.
• Prior to joining the TEC, Walker was a regular cop for the DC Metro Police. While he is mainly focused on time traveling with others to prevent bad things from happening, he has sometimes checked in on how the Pantheon has handled his old job and like his time-traveling work, the field of regular cops has gotten bigger for better and worse. Similar to how Mccomb’s meddling of the timeline has resulted in a dismantled and corrupt version of the TEC, there were plenty of individuals in the Pantheon who were corrupt law enforcers (and could also potentially have ties to corrupt politicians) looking to bend things to their own ends and eliminate those who are focused on making things safe for innocents. As is befitting for when trouble strikes in and out of police headquarters, there are plenty of honest cops making sure the Pantheon is safe from numerous troublemakers and Walker has given these benevolent cops his support, especially if it means that internal corruption from within police stations can be prevented.

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