Feel free to message if you want to adopt any of the profiles below:
- Deities I've ascended: False Knight, Zote the Mighty, Dung Defender, the Pale King, Magicka Wizards, Team Snakemouth, Wasp King, Arcee, Starscream (rework), John Freeman and Henry Freeman, Prethoryn Scourge, Primus (rework)
- Deities to ascend:
- Myla, Musical Chores (in latter case, it's not out of the question to bring Cornifer along as a Co-God)
- Hornet, Sequel Difficulty Spike (once Hollow Knight: Silksong gets released, allowing us to determine whether it's more difficult than the first game or not, and the "hype profile" mark will pass. If the trope will be deemed insufficient, there is a possibility to make her share the temple with the Knight)
- The Hollow Knight, Fighting from the Inside
- Spade, Death Dealer (once Freedom Planet 2 gets released, allowing us to determine does he still qualify or not, and the "hype profile" mark will pass)
- Neera Li, Improperly Paranoid (once Freedom Planet 2 gets released, allowing us to determine does she still qualify or not, and the "hype profile" mark will pass. Alternate trope: Instant Ice: Just Add Cold!)
- Serpentine, Firing in the Air a Lot (once Freedom Planet 2 gets released, and the "hype profile" mark will pass)
- Astotheles, No Item Use for You
- Mothiva, Team Prima Donna (it's not out of the question to bring Zasp as a Co-God)
- Dead Lander Omega, The Darkness Gazes Back
- Deities I may ascend:
- Deities I'd like to rework:
- Chaos, The Great Flood (profile could use some work)
- The Knight, Metroidvania (profile is in dire need of improvement)
- Sash Lilac, Carol Tea, and Milla Basset, Goddess Triumvirate of the Three Approach System (suggested by nightelf37, feels like a more suitable trope, and profiles could use some work. Wait until the hype profile mark will pass first)
- Deities I no longer care about ascending (you can still adopt these suggestions; just PM me):
- Vlad (Magicka), Suspiciously Specific Denial (alternately, Most Definitely Not a Villain)
- "Never again" list (for deities that will never see the day of light in the Pantheon, a "wall of shame" of sorts):
- Barricade, Impersonating an Officer (rejected as he was deemed to lack personality and characterization to make him worthy of ascension)
- Scratch and Grounder, Bumbling Henchman Duo (trope was taken by Bebop and Rocksteady)
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Ongoing Pantheon proposal(s):
Queen Elizant II
Queen Elizant II, Goddess of Subverted Tyrant Expectations (Ant Queen, Ant Witch, Ellie, Lisa)
- House: Character Reveals
- Demigoddess
- Symbol: Her royal mask. Alternately, an emblem of the Ant Kingdom—a silhouette of ant's head.
- Theme Song: In the Court of the Ant Queen; Elizant II's Promise (sad theme)
- Alignment: Neutral Good (though initially her actions would've led one to see her as Lawful Evil)
- Portfolio: Big Good, Queen Ant, Cool Mask, Non-evil gloomy appearances, Wielding Dual Swords, Proactive Royalty, Misdirecting clues leading to a thought that she's the true main villain, Bait-and-Switch Tyrant, Tough Leader Façade, seen as Inadequate Inheritor, Sour Outside, Sad Inside, Eventually lets go of her cold demeanor, becoming the kind and gentle Queen her kingdom needs
- Domains: Ants, Monarchs, Successors, Subverted Expectations
- Heralds: Zaryant (royal bodyguard), Neolith (royal researcher), Rebecca (palace caretaker), Ant Lieutenant, unascended exploration teamsnote
- Allies: Team Snakemouth (her Royal Blades), Princess Peach, Princess Daisy, Artoria Pendragon, Flik & Z, Atom Ant, Hank Pym, Steven Universe, Hot Rod, Izuku Midoriya, Jonathon Kent, Tenzin, Miles Morales, (finish the list later)
- Enemies: Wasp King, Hopper, THEM!, Malekith
- Queen Elizant II was crowned shortly after her mother went into hard-earned sleep, entrusting her her dream of finding the Everlasting Sapling. Many were wary of the new queen, with the earlier signs being her coronation speech radiating power over kindness, leaving many uneasy. What followed next made bugs distrust and recent her further; under her rule, alliances with Termite and Wasp Kingdoms fell apart, and in response to 17 ladybugs raiding aphid farms, she banned all ladybugs from the Ant Kingdom, with very few being allowed in with the special permits. Her secretive nature for the reasons behind the search for the Sapling also led to some believing there were strong ulterior and unpleasant motives behind that. In truth, however, it was not malice that drove her to such measures; she was very inexperienced queen who puts her mother on a pedestal that, she believes, cannot be accessed by the likes of her, and desperately searches for the Everlasting Sapling to bring her mother back and reinstall her, seeing herself as unworthy heir. Opening her heart to Team Snakemouth and her fellow explorers, she developed enough experience to rebuild relationships with the people she pushed away, growing into wise, kind and gentle queen the Ant Kingdom needed.
- During many of their quests, Team Snakemouth admitted they felt a little troubled without the guidance of their Queen, which slowly started impeding their effectiveness. To solve this issue, they decided to find a way to bring their Queen into the Pantheon. Explaining themselves to the Court of the Gods, they requested to ascend Queen Elizant II, telling her entire tale in hopes some material for ascension could be found. Fortunately, after listening to their tale, the Court did find a trope for her and decided to ascend her under the title of the Goddess of Subverted Tyrant Expectations, given how she raised a lot of red flags until she proved that she truly had the Ant Kingdom's best interests in heart. Shortly after she had arrived into the Pantheon, bringing her palace staff and unascended exploration teams under her leadership, Team Snakemouth familiarized their Queen with the knowledge of how the Pantheon worked, and Elizant was ready to guide her explorers on their missions across the Pantheon.
- Coming from a Paper Mario-inspired game, it would be inevitable that she would run in with the friends of the red plumber. In particular, she managed to establish perfectly stable diplomatic relationship with Peach and Daisy, who hold no contempt for the Ant Queen in spite of her past misdeeds. They can be often seen conversing together, and sometimes, Elizant asks the two for advice when their opinion is needed.
- Was not happy at all to learn that the Wasp King is present in the Pantheon, especially given that he organized not one, but two invasions into the Ant Kingdom, and also held some of its people hostage, leaving them to starve to death. Similarly, the King was disgusted at the sight of a "pitiful ant" managing to worm her way into the Pantheon. She's working hard with her allies to prevent him from bringing harm to her people.
- As Leif predicted, Queen Elizant II managed to get along swimmingly with Artoria Pendragon, and relates to her a lot, given that Artoria also underwent an experience very similar to hers: having to mask her own emotions to be the perfect ruler, but being accused of being a vile and uncaring being who shows no sympathy to her people and alienating her allies, but unlike Elizant, who managed to rule things out, rebuild the ruined relationships, and become the kind and gentle Queen her kingdom needed, Artoria's kingdom died in a civil war, with her being murdered by her own "son" Mordred. Elizant is very sympathetic to her experiences, and Artoria, while admitting that she's a little jealous of that fact, is proud that the Ant Queen in the end managed to solve her problems and grow into a fine ruler.
- Being an Ant Queen meant she would end up meeting other ants or ant-themed beings in the Pantheon. Flik and Z were glad to see another fellow ant and were quite pleased by her gentle demeanor, and when they shared their respective tales, they were happy to learn that Elizant would've actually allowed them to go off-role if they wanted. Another ant she met was Atom Ant, who surprised her with his stature, but she appreciates his bravery and ability to fight enemies much larger than himself. She also gets along with Hank Pym, the Ant-Man himself, given that he can easily shrink down for her comfort, and while she got a bit worried at the sight of the "lesser bug" version of ants he controls, she's still ready to welcome her in her kingdom with open arms.
- Speaking of "lesser bug" ants, she was surprised to learn of the existence of giant non-sapient aggressive ants known only as THEM!, and can only pray that no one would ever associate her with them. Besides THEM!, she also learned of the existence of Hopper through Flik, and with that preparation, when Hopper arrived to try to intimidate her and oppress her people. When she refused his demands and Team Snakemouth and other explorers were ready to get his grasshoppers busy, he tried to crush her...only to learn that Elizant II is not going to have any of it, and Hopper got stabbed with one sword into a gut, and beheaded with another one. Though he came back thanks to Death Is Cheap nature of the Pantheon, he still holds a grudge and wishes to get even with the queen ant.
Approved on-hold profiles (until the current ones will be finished):
The Constructicons/Devastator
The ConstructiconsMembers , Gods of Construction Vehicles Outfitted for War (Devastator, Constructicon Maximus)
- Note: Adopted from Super WIKI 1
- Intermediate Gods separately, Greater God as Devastator
- Symbol: Either the Decepticon insignia (either G1◊ or G2◊).
- Theme Song: "Transformers Devastation - Devastator", "Revenge of the Fallen VGM - Devastator"
- Alignment: Neutral Evil/Chaotic Evil, Chaotic Neutral under Prowl's command
Warpath
Warpath, God of Tanks
- Note: Adopted from Super WIKI 1
- Intermediate God
- Symbol: The Autobot insignia (Either the original◊, or Generation Two model.◊)
- Alignment: Chaotic Good
Ultra Magnus
Ultra Magnus, God of Giant Trucks (Powered Convoy, Magnus, Dion(?), Ultra Mammoth, Ultra Major, Ultra Prime, Omega Prime, Supreme Commander of the Autobots, Duly Appointed Enforcer of the Tyrest Accord, Minimus Ambus, Suture, Datum, Ramp, Blockus)
- Potential House: Land and Sea Travel
- Greater God, more so as Omega Prime
- Symbol: The Autobot insignia (Either the original◊, or Generation Two model◊) or the Cybertron Elite Guard◊ insignia
- Alignment: Lawful Good (Chaotic Good bordering on Neutral as his RID incarnation, Lawful Evil as his Shattered Glass counterpart)
- Portfolio: Transforms into a Truck Bigger Than Optimus, The Big Guy, Bounty Hunter (IDW only), Prefers Being A Subordinate, Humble Hero, Is Someone Else Under The Armor (IDW only), Number Two to Optimus or Rodimus, One-Man Army, Wears Powered Armor, Proud Warrior Race Guy, Worthy Opponent to Cyclonus
- Domains: Peace, Hammers, Respect, Strength, Leadership, Law, Honesty, Military, Size, Brotherhood
- Heralds: Sky Lynx and Wreck-Gar (fellow Autobot command members), the Wreckers (Impactor, Springer, Inferno, Roadbuster, Rack'n'Ruin, Sandstorm, Topspin, Twin Twist, Whirl, Broadside, Leadfoot, Rotorstorm, Seaspray, Verity Carlo)
- High Priest: Mack
- Followers: Octane, Motormaster
- Allies:
- The Autobots: Optimus Prime (his superior and brother-in-arms), Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime, Wheeljack, Bulkhead (fellow Wreckers), Bumblebee, Jazz
- Others: Gunnery Sergeant Hartman,
- Rivals:
- Enemies:
- The Decepticons: Megatron, Starscream, Soundwave, Shockwave, Lockdown
- Additional Character Relationships: Members of the Pantheon that have various relationships (examples include Enemy Mine, Vitriolic Best Buds, Teeth-Clenched Teamwork, Headbutting Heroes, Friendly Enemy, Friendly Rival, Just Friends, etc.) other than allies, rivals, or enemies.
- Respected by/Respects: A deity whom the members of the Pantheon respect or are respected by.
- Pitied by/Pities: A deity whom the members of the Pantheon feel pity for or find pitiable.
- Opposed by/Opposes: Not necessarily the same as "Enemies", but this is used for any deity whom the members of the Pantheon directly opposes or is opposed by, regardless of alignment.
- Conflicting Opinion: Sometimes, the Deities argue over specific themes and philosophies.
- One of the greatest soldiers in the Autobot army, Ultra Magnus is likely the closest one to Optimus Prime discounting others such as Prowl, Jazz and Ironhide. Whether he's commander of Autobot City, Prime's brother, supreme commander of the Autobots or leader of the Wreckers, you can be sure that Ultra Magnus will always be at Prime's side, (usually) supporting him through thick and thin. Prime trusts his brother-in-arms with his life and if he loses that life, Magnus will almost certainly be first-in-line to take command from him.
- He arrived in the Pantheon in response to a distress call from Optimus, bringing a small task force that included Jazz, Blaster, Dinobot, Rattrap, Hot Rod, Kup, Drift and Nightscream. The ensuing firefight ended in both parties being offered positions in the GUAG and GUAE respectively. Prime made Magnus one of his heralds but never planned for that to be long-term, having already found a trope that he had previously refused: Big Badass Rig. While Magnus's vehicle mode is virtually identical to Prime's, the attached car carrier makes it far bigger than Prime's, especially since unlike his superior, the carrier becomes part of his robot mode. So it was that Ultra Magnus ascended to the Pantheon, with Prowl and Ironhide replacing him as heralds.
- Serving as his heralds are Sky Lynx and Wreck-Gar, fellow Autobot commanders who are in charge of space exploration and the Junkions respectively. Wreck-Gar is of particular note since their first encounter led to him being briefly offlined. More notably, the elite Wreckers unit is closely tied to Ultra Magnus (he even served as its official leader in one continuity
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Knock Out
Knock Out, God of Paint Job Pride (Knockout, Doc Knock, The Doctor, The Mad Doctor, Commander Knock Out)
- Intermediate God
- Symbol: The Decepticon◊ insignia, later the Autobot◊ insignia
- Alignment: Neutral Good with True Neutral leanings (formerly Lawful Evil)
- Portfolio: Proud of His Paint Job, Ambiguously Gay (confirmed by Word of God), The Brain to Breakdown's Brawn, Breakout Villain, Combat Medic, Transforms into a Cool Car, Evil Genius, Narcissist, The Precious, Precious Car, Is Clearly A Horror Movie Aficionado, Evil Counterpart to Autobot Medic Ratchet
- Domains: Vanity, Cars, Paint Jobs, Experiments, Medics, Zombies,
- Heralds: Breakdown (his partner), Sunstreaker and Tracks (his G1 counterparts), his various random incarnations
- Allies:
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork:
- Enemies:
Metroplex and Trypticon
Metroplex and Trypticon, Gods of Colossal Mecha (Metroplex: Autobot City (part of), Scramble City | Trypticon: Decepticon City, Trypticon Station, Trypticon Prison, The Nemesis)
- Potential House: Types of Mechas
- Greater Gods
- Symbol:
- Theme Song:
- Alignment: Neutral Good, Neutral Evil as his Shattered Glass counterpart (Metroplex), Chaotic Evil (Trypticon)
- Portfolio: Tropes associated with the character.
- Domains: Things that the character has influence over.
- Heralds:
- Metroplex: Six-Gun, Slammer, Scamper (composite Autobots), Fortress Maximus (Headmaster leader), Omega Supreme (fellow giant)
- Trypticon: Wipe-Out, Full-Tilt, Brunt (composite Decepticons), Astrotrain, Metrotitan (fellow Titan), Scorponok (Headmaster)
- High Priest: M.O.G.U.E.R.A. (Metroplex),
- Followers: Non-ascended characters that are not part of the Pantheon, but would probably worship this character by the fact that they share the ascended character's trope.
- Allies: Members of the Pantheon that are allies.
- Rivals: Members of the Pantheon that are rivals.
- Enemies: Members of the Pantheon that are foes.
- Additional Character Relationships: Members of the Pantheon that have various relationships (examples include Enemy Mine, Vitriolic Best Buds, Teeth-Clenched Teamwork, Headbutting Heroes, Friendly Enemy, Friendly Rival, Just Friends, etc.) other than allies, rivals, or enemies.
- Respected by/Respects: A deity whom the members of the Pantheon respect or are respected by.
- Pitied by/Pities: A deity whom the members of the Pantheon feel pity for or find pitiable.
- Opposed by/Opposes: Not necessarily the same as "Enemies", but this is used for any deity whom the members of the Pantheon directly opposes or is opposed by, regardless of alignment.
- Conflicting Opinion: Sometimes, the Deities argue over specific themes and philosophies.
- Add the Intro. The intro is made up of two trivia, the Ascension Text (or just the Ascension) and The Bio. Both are necessary, but which order you use for them may vary depending on the profile in question. It may be better for one profile to have The Bio first and the Ascension second or vice-versa, although for the most part the order is irrelevant:
- The Ascension Text: This the story of how the character got into the Pantheon and/or was ascended. There are many ways for this to happen. They may be tricked into it or have simply wandered into the Pantheon, they may have had an already ascended character bring them in, they may already be in the Pantheon (via being another deity's Herald or sharing a trope) and got "promoted", or some combination of the above. Anything is possible in the Pantheon, so use your imagination, but try to incorporate their trope into the story, if possible.
- The Bio: A brief synopsis on the character's backstory. No need for the character's entire life/production history, but just give enough that those who don't know the character can get an idea of how the character works.
- Now add some random trivia/facts about events/alignments/moments/fights/friendships/relations etc.
- And some more trivia/facts.
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Miscellaneous stuff:
Hedorah
Hedorah, God of Muck Monsters (Hedoro, The Smog Monster, Neo Hedorah)
- Lesser God
- Symbol: A sihoullete of himself
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil
- Portfolio: Aliens Are Bastards, mineral-based lifeform, Metamorphosis Monster, Red and Orange Eyes of Doom
- Domains: Aliens, Smog
- Followers: Muk, Garbodor, Master Belch, Clayface, The Smokey Progg, The Great Mighty Poo
- Allies: King Ghidorah, Mechagodzilla, SpaceGodzilla, Hexxus
- Enemies: Godzilla, Rodan, Tyranitar, Anguirus, Korra, Raleigh Becket and Mako Mori, grass-type Pokémon
- Opposed by: Roger Smith
- This alien creature relies on pollution in order to thrive. When he first ascended, he used all of the pollution from the Toxicity subhouse to make himself grow larger and started to attack. Godzilla proceeded to do this in order to reach the monster and defeat him.
- Strangely enough, the first time he fought Godzilla, Hedorah came close to winning. The second time...didn't go as well.
- Struck up an alliance with Hexxus as they both are powered by pollution. Needless to say, the rest of the House of Nature are wary of what will come of it.
- There was a point in time where a similar creature known as Neo Hedorah fought Godzilla. No one knows if that is the same as this Hedorah or not.
- Somehow, his eyes resemble vaginas. This has creeped out some deities, but a few dirtier-minded ones couldn't help but make jokes about it.
- Normally, he's a bit slow, but can jump very high for increased mobility. This has annoyed some deities who have been trying to stop him.
- Some have noticed that Hedorah acts...a bit too excited when taking in the poison. One can guess the reaction Hedorah has doing that.
- Despite being an alien, Roger Smith dislikes him for being a bit too much for his own taste.
- Was originally planned to be part of a monster free-for-all, but didn't make the cut. Hedorah isn't happy about that.
- Also resides in House of Fantastic Races. But he stays here since he comfortable with the toxicity.
Midna
Midna, Goddess of Non-Evil Dark Characters (Twilight Princess)
- Lesser Goddess
- Symbol: The piece of the Fused Shadow she always wears
- Alignment: True Neutral, with Neutral Good tendencies
- Portfolio: Dark magical girls, Black Magic, useful sidekicks, aspiring princesses
- Domains: Darkness, Trickery, Protection
- Followers: Faith, Five Days Darkness, Oleander
- Allies: Link, Zelda, Fi, Laharl, Raspberyl, Valvarorez, Rin Tohsaka, Ragna the Bloodedge, Princess Luna, Thrall, Absol, Riku, Casper, Ren Amamiya, Morgana, Rio
- Partner: Giratina
- Opposed by: Sheev Palpatine, Mayuri Kurotsuchi, Frieza, Navi
- Having ascended with the aid of the Fused Shadows, Midna has taken a stand for those who, while scary, are not evil. Unlike Raspberyl, with whom she hasn't yet met, Midna doesn't actively try to turn them away from evil, but if they have done so themselves, she will side with them. Most of all hating Lawful Evil villains, she believes that—with sufficient planning and the right allies (though she tends to snark to them)—Justice Will Prevail in the end. She tends to try and avoid relations, but when she is in them, she alternately berates the object of her affections and showers him with emotion.
- Gets very flustered around Link when the two are together. Link doesn't know why though.
- Has somehow found herself transformed back into imp form and is ready to kick some ass against the witch who did this to her. Also found delight that she's an Assist Trophy for the fourth Smash Bros. Tournament.
- Midna gets along with Absol and Riku quite well, due to their use of darkness for good. Riku even mentions that Midna somehow reminds him of that vampire garb Sora sometimes wears.
- One of her recent followers, Oleander, is hoping to get in some training for her upcoming battle. She was supposed to visit Twilight Sparkle for this, but she fears the alicorn princess might not be able to hold back her magic for a sufficient training session.
- Casper gets along with her quite well, and the two sometimes exchange ideas on how to overcome their scary appearances and make friends with others.
Zeratul
Zeratul, God of The Void (Dark Prelate, The Prelate, Raszagal's Blade)
- Intermediate God
- Symbol: The Dark Templar clan symbol
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Benevolent Darkness-users, Laser Blades, Ninja, One Man Armies, Teleportation, Religious Aliens
- Domains: Assassination, Darkness, Wisdom
- High Priest: Kassadin
- Allies: Tassadar, Artanis, Jim Raynor, Sarah Kerrigan
- Enemies: Arcturus Mengsk, Exdeath, The Combine
- Many who are unaware of his methods believe Zeratul never leaves his seat. He does, he just makes sure he's not seen doing it, which is often bad news for any evil gods about.
- Claims to have lived many centuries and to have travelled to many worlds unravelling the mysteries of the cosmos. His council is highly valued and is not given out lightly.
- Regularly faces challenges from Exdeath, himself a powerful practitioner of Void energies. So far he has proven himself a Worthy Opponent, and though acknowledging of this, Zeratul remains victorious thus far. He would remind visitors that the Void is just another source of power and is not evil itself, but he's patient with them for misconceptions to the contrary, since he got used to that sort of attitude when he worked alongside Aldaris.
- Occasionally, his followers uses the greeting phrase, "En Taro Zeratul". Zeratul himself is rather stunned hearing such phrase, he usually heard those for those he truly honored, like Tassadar or Adun. Usage of it has increased after Zeratul's mortal form perished freeing his friend Artanis from Amon's mind control, with many believing now Zeratul is up there, bro-fisting with Tassadar.
- Zeratul has recently taken rise again, tagging along with others like Thrall and even Sarah Kerrigan, in order to battle greater evils such as Diablo and The Lich King. In addition, on Thrall's request, Zeratul has used his knowledge of the void to bring forth Jaina Proudmoore into said battlefield, taking her before she descended into madness. At first, his plan was to use the experience to fight against Amon, but had a change in mind due to Artanis' situation. He has no regrets of the experience.
- He's also glad that he gets to fight alongside his honored friend, the aforementioned Tassadar.
- He's especially happy to learn that Tassadar has ascended to the Pantheon.
- Surprisingly, he has a differing low opinion on Arcturus Mengsk. While he understands that both Raynor and Kerrigan are mightily pissed at him, he's seen and fought abominations far worse than him, like The Overmind and Amon, so Mengsk and his tyranny looked like small-time problems compared to a galactic threat. So, he preferred to wash his hands of the arrogant Terran, leave him to Raynor & Kerrigan, and focus on bigger things. Unless Mengsk starts kidnapping and experimenting on his Protoss brethren.
- No, while Terran holidays are a foreign concept to him, do NOT think of him as a Scrooge.