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All Might & Izuku Midoriya
All Might & Izuki Midoriya, Co-Gods of Passing the Torch (All Might: The Number 1 Hero, The Symbol of Peace, Toshinori Yagi | Izuku Midoriya: Deku, The Absolute Madman)
- Theme Music: You Say Run
- Rank: Greater God (All Might); Lesser God (Izuku)
- Symbol: The One For All Quirk
- Alignment: Lawful Good
- Portfolio: Passing the Torch, Super-Strength, Empowered Badass Normal, Super-Empowering, Determinator
- All Might: Game-Breaking Injury, Beware the Nice Ones, The Ace
- Izuku: Nerd Action Hero, Ascended Fanboy, Nice Guy, Awesomeness by Analysis
- Domains: Heroes, Power, Lineage
- Heralds: The other students of Class 1-A and faculty of U.A. High School
- Allies: Ochako Uraraka, Shouto Todoroki, Many superheroes (especially Superman, Captain America, Spider-Man, and Batman), The Joestars, Super Sentai, Aang, Korra, Naruto Uzumaki, Luffy
- Enemies: Most of the House of Villains (especially Kurogiri and Enrico Pucci), Grahf, HYDRA, SHOCKER, Number 96: Black Mist
- Although All Might still retains the scars that he sustained from battling the wielder of "All For One", he no longer has the time limit on "One For All" that the injury inflicted upon him in the mortal plane, and his strength was restored to its prime by the GUAG.
- Izuku was ecstatic to see many of the superheroes that once existed in his world's comic books actually existed in the Pantheon, and All Might feels that Izuku will further grow as he interacts with the super-heroes of the Pantheon.
- All Might often visits the House of Heroes to strike up conversation with Superman, a fellow Paragon of Justice in his world, as All Might is in his own. One can always know when he is about to arrive by listening for his catch-phrase: "Fear not! Why you ask? Cuz I'm here!"
- He is rarely seen when he reverts to his true form, and anyone who does is generally shocked that he's even the same person - he changes from a towering, buff super-hero to a scrawny, shriveled up man with sunken eyes. This is due to having wasted away from after-effects of injuries done to fix his wound.
- While normally always with a smile on his face, All Might does not smile whenever he thinks of Enrico Pucci or Grahf. These two individuals remind All Might too much of "All For One"'s wielder, as they use their powers to either empower villains, take the powers of others, or worse.
- Enrico Pucci concerns All Might because of his Stand, Whitesnake, because he's worried whether or not it can steal powers other than Stands.
- Grahf's ability to empower villains into new forms also reminds All Might of the artificially created Noumu and its creator, "All For One".
- All Might is a firm believer in hard work, having trained Izuku until his body was strong enough to be able to handle the power of "One For All". This makes him appreciate the similar efforts that Naruto Uzumaki put forward to achieve his dreams.
- Izuku was over-joyed to see Naruto in the Pantheon, who passed a torch of his own onto Izuki after his story ended.
- Izuku is often daunted by the fact that he's standing alongside so many individuals who are great heroes and powerful indivdiuals in their own right, but he vows to continue working hard and honing "One For All" so he can one day become a great hero in his own right.
Bondrewd
SFX: Rumble of scientific triumph
Bondrewd, God of Human Resources (Lord of Dawn, Sovereign of Dawn, Bondrewd the Novel, Bonedaddy, Bonerdude, BEST DAD)
- Intermediate God
- Alignment: Blue-and-Orange Morality
- Theme Music: The Rumble of Scientific Triumph; His boss fight theme from Binary Star Falling Into Darkness
- Symbol: Bondrewd's white whistle
- Portfolio: Reminiscing About Your Victims, Blue-and-Orange Morality, For Science!, Villain Respect, Cool Mask, Combat Tentacles, Frickin' Laser Beams, Seeing Through Another's Eyes, Body Surf, Lack of Empathy, Light Is Not Good, Graceful Loser
- Domains: Science, Villainy, Memory
- Allies:
- Enemies:
- Bondrewd is one of The White Whistles, cave divers that are regarded to be the best in their profession, but he has many dark secrets beneath that prestigious title of his. Having established a base known as Idofront in the Fifth Layer of The Abyss, Bondrewd has studied the effects of The Curse of the Abyss and has looked for ways to bypass it, with human experimentation being his primary method of studying the effects of said Curse. Besides the numerous children he experimented on and killed, he did some experimentation on himself in the past that resulted in him becoming a Hive Mind that can possess anyone that has a piece of his consciousness. No matter how unusual his mind is to others, no matter how dangerous he is, and no matter how many children have to die, Bondrewd believes that he’s doing the right thing when it comes to keeping The Curse of the Abyss in check.
Columbo
Lieutenant Columbo, God of Exiting One-Liners
- Demigod
- Symbol: A rumpled beige trenchcoat, cigar and faded green Peugeot 203 convertible
- Alignment: Lawful Good
- Portfolio: Obfuscating Stupidity, Reverse Whodunnit, Spotting the Thread And Pulling It, Getting Wrongdoers to Trip Themselves Up, Bunny-Ears Lawyer, Hyper-Awareness
- Domains: Law, Personality, Wit
- Allies: Patrick Jane, Perry Mason, Miss Marple, Judge Dredd, Shawn Spencer, John Crichton
- Enemies: Manfred von Karma, Professor Moriarty, Jack the Ripper, Hannibal Lecter, Revolver Ocelot, Norma Desmond
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Dirty Harry
- A crime has taken place and the suspect has done everything they can to ensure that they can get away with it, but eventually they will be caught. At first glance, Lieutenant Columbo doesn’t appear and act like he’d be the detective for the case, but beneath that clownish exterior is a keen mind that helps him get the job done. Like many investigators, Columbo talks to the suspect about what’s going on, but there are always some inconsistencies to what the suspect is saying and Columbo is noticing around them, leading him to question what actually happened and the suspect getting more frustrated with him. No matter what the suspect tries to do to throw Columbo off, he’ll find a way around those tricks and get that crook arrested.
- There was a murder case that had many stumped in the Pantheon thanks to the crook having meticulously ensured that there was no evidence that could be traced back to them. Lieutenant Columbo, who decided to visit the Pantheon on vacation, ended up getting involved with the case and decided to look around for anything that could be of help to get the crook captured. There were a few things that didn’t add up for him after looking around and talking to the crook about what happened, so Columbo decided to spend his vacation trying to piece things together. After a few more conversations, the crook lost their cool and ended up admitting to their crimes, getting them arrested. As for Columbo, he did find the Pantheon to be interesting and that it wouldn’t be the only time he would visit the place, though it soon became apparent such visits would no longer be a vacation for him and it ended up being part of his investigative work.
Black Jack
Black Jack, God of Uncertified Experts (Kuro'o Hazama, Dr. BJ, The Surgeon with the Hands of God)
- Lesser God
- Symbol: A scalpel
- Theme Music: Just Before the Sunrise; Gekkouka
- Alignment: Chaotic Good
- Portfolio: Super Doc, Good Is Not Nice, Badass Longcoat, Dark Is Not Evil, It Never Gets Any Easier, Scars Are Forever, Doing Anything He Possibly Can To Save People, Badass Bookworm, Knight in Sour Armor, Omnidisciplinary Scientist, Determined Doctor
- Domains: Doctors, Mentality
- Herald: Pinoko Hazama (his surrogate daughter)
- Superior: Osamu Tezuka
- Allies: Dr. House, Hiiro Kagami, Taiga Hanaya, Yusuke Otoha, Derek Stiles & Angie Thompson, Red Beard
- Enemies: SCP-542
- Black Jack is among the best doctors out there, but there are plenty of unusual things about him. In addition to his distinct white and black hair alongside some facial scars that are the result of a fatal landmine accident that killed his mother (and he won’t remove said scars), he doesn’t have a medical license and will charge a lot of money for his services. He also has a surrogate daughter/assistant named Pinoko, who was previously a parasitic tumor before Black Jack built an artificial body to house her organs. Despite his hardened personality and troubled life due to witnessing humanity’s worst traits through war and other violent events, he remains dedicated to saving people’s lives, is willing to help someone learn a lesson to better themselves, and has the resources needed to perform a medical operation on his patients (and sometimes himself) no matter how outlandish the condition may be.
- While at his home one day, Black Jack would get a phone call from an unknown patient asking for his help since many of the other doctors that looked at his condition had trouble trying to get him better. The doctor and Pinoko would end up traveling several miles to meet the person that called him and when they arrived, they found themselves in a city that was different from what they were used to. They ended up meeting one of the doctors that tried to help the patient in question and were led to the hospital that the patient was at. They learned about many unusual conditions that were treated there, including species that they had never met previously before they met the patient who needed the operation. Once the exorbitant fee was paid to Black Jack, he performed the operation with the help of other skilled surgeons to successfully cure the ill patient. Pinoko found herself intrigued by the new things she witnessed and when she asked Black Jack about it, he responded by saying that he had a feeling that they’ll be back in this strange place again and that arrangements were made to ensure that the two would have an easier time revisiting it when the time comes.
Droopy
Hello, all you happy people.
Droopy, God of Those Who Cannot be Rid Of (Happy Hound)
- Intermediate God
- Symbol: A sign that says 'I'm So Happy'
- Theme Music: His opening; Droopy, Master Detective opening theme
- Portfolio: Big Ball of Violence, Comically Invincible Hero, Talking Animal, The Stoic, Deadpan Snarker, Creepy Monotone, Crazy-Prepared, Flat Joy, Perpetual Frowner
- Domains: Dogs, Trickery, Emotion
- Herald: His son Dripple
- Allies: Snoopy, Tom and Jerry, Screwy Squirrel, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Goofy
- Enemies: Yosemite Sam, Judge Doom
- Commonality Connection with: Cecil Turtle
- With a name like Droopy and a disinterested face like his, it’s easy for bad guys to assume that Droopy is an easy schmuck to take care of. Beneath that exterior of his, there is a dog who doesn’t go down without a fight and has plenty of tricks to use to his advantage. One notable quirk is being able to show up right in front of the villain’s face moments after the baddies have believed themselves to be rid of Droopy. He’s also very strong for someone his size and will go for directly attacking the villains if they do something to truly incur his wrath. Despite his lackadaisical looks, Droopy has a good heart and is willing to lend a paw in taking down whoever is causing problems for others.
- Droopy was minding his own business one day when he received an invitation for a party that promised excitement far greater than anything he could have imagined. He didn’t have much of a reaction to what the invitation promised, but he still went anyway, likely out of curiosity. Droopy eventually arrived at a high-rise on the highest floor and met the figure who sent him the invitation and was promptly locked in a high-security vault by the person in question. Whoever sent Droopy the invite really didn’t like him, but a few seconds after locking the vault, the person ended up seeing Droopy looking none worse for the wear right in front of them and the baddie ended up being shocked at that sight. The villain thought to themselves that there was no way someone with a look and attitude like that could easily teleport out of that inescapable room after checking and proceeded not only to throw Droopy back in, but to physically take the room and throw it far away from their sight. That did nothing to stop Droopy and it got to a point where no matter how much the baddie tried to flee him, Droopy was always right in front of them and they ended up being driven insane from what had transpired. It turned out that the person who sent the invitations was a wanted criminal and Droopy ended up getting the award money from it. While he was thinking about a nice place to relax after what happened, he openly showed and said that he was happy about what he got.
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Class 77-B
Class 77-Bmembers , Collective of Pronounced Comebacks After Trouble (Nagito: ; Imposter:; Gundham: ; Kazuichi: ;Teruteru: ; Nekomaru: ; Fuyuhiko: ; Akane: ; Sonia: ; Hiyoko: ; Mahiru: ; Mikan: ; Peko: ; Ibuki: )
- Demideities
- Symbol: The Hope's Peak Academy emblem
- Alignment: Chaotic Good collectively (individually, they lean towards either Neutral Good* , Chaotic Good* , or Chaotic Neutral with some Good leanings* depending on their personality); Chaotic Evil as Remnants of Despair
- Portfolio:
- Nagito: Unluckily Lucky
- Imposter: Master of Disguise
- Gundham: Friend to All Living Things, Large Ham
- Kazuichi: Gadgeteer Genius
- Teruteru: Supreme Chef, Lovable Sex Maniac
- Nekomaru: Rated M for Manly
- Fuyuhuiko: Tiny Schoolboy, Jerk with a Heart of Gold
- Akane: Huge Schoolgirl, Big Eater
- Sonia: Phenotype Stereotype
- Hiyoko: The Fake Cutie, Kimono Is Traditional
- Mahiru: Youthful Freckles
- Mikan: The Medic, Cute Clumsy Girl
- Peko: Katanas Are Just Better, Sugar-and-Ice Personality
- Ibuki: Genki Girl, Third-Person Person
- Domains: Students, Talents
- Allies: Hajizuru
- Enemies: Junko Enoshima, Tsumugi Shirogane, SHOCKER, Jervis Tetch, Yuri
- Special Relations: Chiaki Nanami, Monomi, Chisa Yukizome
- A young man with a weird streak of luckiness, an overweight disguise expert, a hammy animal lover, an eccentric mechanic, a sex-obsessed chef, a boisterous athelete, a temperamental young gangster, an atheletic food-obsessed girl, a princess from another country, a bratty Japanese dancer, a level-headed photographer, a meek medic, a straight-laced swordswoman, and an energetic metal musician might make for a really strange selection of students but that's Class 77-B of Hope's Peak Academy in a nutshell. Life for them was relatively normal until Junko Enoshima entered the school and caused chaos, culminating with the group becoming Ultimate Despair after watching their friend Chiaki Nanami brutally die. It took the efforts of Izuru Kamakura, driven by Nanami's death, to make an elaborate virtual reality set-up to see if hope overcomes despair and all the members of Ultimate Despair were involved with it. It all worked out despite some complications and 77-B, with the help of Hajime Hinata (now with Izuru's talents), they were able to head to Future Foundation headquarters to prevent further disaster (and make up for what happened as Ultimate Despair in 77-B's case) and in the end, headed off to a secluded island to live in peace.
- Hajizuru paid Nanami a visit one day, telling her to meet him at a place the following day where a surprise was waiting for her. When she met up with Hajizuru again at that place, she managed to find out that all of her friends from Class 77-B was with him, something that she didn't expect at all. Hajizuru and the other 77-B students had a talk with her about what happened to them once she was killed, with Nanami being horrified of the group's (sans Hajizuru) brainwashing and later heartened to learn that they were able to return to normal, even if their adventure with her virtual counterpart got chaotic. The class was equally surprised to learn that Nanami's virtual counterpart was in the Pantheon alongside her human self. It was clear that everyone involved went through a lot with each other both in the real world and in the virtual world, with this reunion being a part of it. Nanami wished for the best of 77-B and Hajizuru helping them to the best of his abilities and is willing to meet them again whenever possible.
- They all find Tsumugi Shirogane, who has picked up quite a bit of despair-loving quirks from Enoshima, to be just as bad, if not worse, than Enoshima. It's one thing that all of 77-B got brainwashed after watching a close friend die, but it's another thing entirely to not just make a reality show competition out of killing others, but to completely mindwipe the unlucky participants involved of their original memories before the game even starts and psychologically torment them further at the very end.
- Being brainwashed into committing large-scale disasters is something the group really regrets. They were quite furious when they found out that Junko Enoshima had ties to SHOCKER, an organization willing to brainwash others after kidnapping them through force and how that organization can cause potentially greater damage than what Enoshima could accomplish. This isn't even getting to the fact that there's a number of other deities capable of brainwashing others without SHOCKER's involvement such as Jervis Tetch.
- At first glance, Nagito Komaeda looks like a strange version of Makoto Naegi, up to and including having a strong desire for hope. To get it out of the way, he doesn't come from another dimension and is able to exist alongside the real Naegi without much problems (and admires him to an almost creepy extent). Nagito believes in the concept of hope, but unlike Naegi, Nagito has a lot of screws loose when it comes to espousing the ideals of hope to the point that it could come off as meaningless.
- The Ultimate Imposter doesn't have a real name compared to the rest of the Class and it's very much tied to his talent. He's able to imitate the clothing and appearance of any particular person and can utilize their talent as well. Despite being overweight, he's fairly agile and can copy skills that require extensive mobility fairly well.
- Gundham Tanaka is one of the more eccentric classmates in a group full of already oddball characters. He is known for his larger-than-life personality by pretending to be various things associated with darkness, but it makes him come off as weird to others. Despite this, he's an approachable student and is very good with animals.
- Kazuichi Soda is the class' resident technician befitting his title of Ultimate Mechanic. Although he's prone to making a bunch of weird faces, he's a kind-hearted person despite not having the best of luck out of the students.
- Teruteru Hanamura looks very different from the rest of 77-B and has the strange behavior to match it. Beyond his passion for cooking (and since he's the Ultimate Cook, the food he makes is very good), he's very open about wanting sex, but he isn't very successful in achieving that.
- Nekomaru Nidai is one of 77-B's athletic students and it's his job to get sports teams in peak condition to win. He's very boisterous and has a tendency to let out some crude jokes from time to time. With his focus on exercise, it's a bit apparent that intelligence is not a strong suit of his.
- Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu is the shortest stuent of the class and has a fittingly short-tempered behavior to go along with it. In spite of his temperamental attitude and the fact that his title is related to the Yakuza, he's not as bad of a person as he lets on, even if he's not fully willing to admit it.
- In a few ways, Akane Owari is very much alike to Nekomaru by virtue of being athletic, well-toned, and not being that smart. Whereas Nekomaru is associated with sports in general, Owari is more of a gymnast and she has the figure to back it up. Like Nekomaru, Owari isn't that smart, but she also has quite an appetite.
- Sonia Nevermind hails from a country far from wherever Hope's Peak Academy is at and fits the role of the foreign exchange student. Although she's one of the nicer students among the group, her interests lean towards the oddball side despite being a princess of a small country.
- Despite looking like a total cutie, Hiyoko Saionji doesn't really act the part and has a bit of a mean streak to her. She's dressed in a traditional Japanese kimono and her designation is because of her dancing abilities, but she has more fun with belittling others.
- Mahiru Koizumi is one of the more level-headed students of the class...at least in comparison to everyone else in the group. Mahiru has a camera with her as one would expect from someone who has the Ultimate Photographer title and is probably the only person that Hiyoko won't act mean towards.
- Mikan Tsumiki is the class' medic and one that's very prone to being in accidents, with her seemingly meek behavior having some part of it. As the class' nurse, she's able to tend to the injuries of others in spite of herself getting into a number of mishaps herself. Her being weak-willed also means that she's prone to having her mind snap.
- By virtue of being a swordswoman, the generally stoic Peko Pekoyama is among the very few students of 77-B that's able to put up a fight if significantly threatened. She is apparently close to Fuyuhiko to the point that a good number of people believe that the two are in a relationship.
- Even though she's into heavy metal, Ibuki Mioda is possibly the most energetic classmate out of 77-B. This simpleminded metalhead also has a tendency to refer to herself in Third-Person Person, further adding to her outlandish demeanor.
Tatsuya & Miyuki Shiba
Tatsuya & Miyuki Shiba, Deities of Sibling Attraction (Tatsuya: Lieutenant Ooguro Ryuuya, Tatsuya Stu, Japanese DragonProudSky, Taurus Silver, Mahesvara, Demon of Okinawa, The Destroyer, God of Destruction, The Last Boss, Demon King | Miyuki: The Queen, Snow Queen, Blizzard Princess, Princess of the Yotsuba)
- Intermediate Deities
- Symbol: Their respective First Magic High School emblems
- Theme Music: Ever White; Sincerely (Miyuki)
- Alignment:
- Portfolio: Broken Ace, Brother–Sister Team, can use Anti-Magic
- Domains: Magitek, Siblings
- Allies: Honoka Mitsui, Ange, Elsa
- Enemies: Sir Issac Ray Peram Westcott, Embryo, Ryoma Sengoku, SHOCKER, Byakuya, Azula, Esdeath
- In a future, technology has been used to refine magic and World War III has resulted in a massive power restructuring across various nations. In Japan, Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba are, on the surface, a couple of siblings who attend First Magic High School and while Miyuki has great magic capabilities and Tatsuya is seemingly lacking in that regard, the truth related to them is much more complicated. Both are involved with the Yotsuba Clan, one of several clans in Japan that look over various magicians, with Tatsuya being designed to be gifted in unique and deadly magic (more specifically related to matter regeneration and disintegration) and Miyuki being a limiter to Tatsuya’s true powers. Miyuki is also intensely devoted and attracted to Tatsuya and he has nothing but fiercely protective loyalty to her. As the siblings navigate high school and make friends along the way, their relationship grows with Tatsuya becoming proficient in designing for magitek and both siblings being aware of the many problems inherent in the Yotsuba Clan.
- (ascension)
- (magitek)
- (sibling attachment)
- (Kurogane siblings, Stella Vermillion)
- (Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax)
- (Tatsuya)
- (child soldiers)
- (Miyuki)
- (ice powers)
The Belmont Clan
The Belmont Clanmembers , Divine Patrons of Heroic Lineage (Simon: Evil's Whip-Wielding Bane | Richter: Rihiter, Richiter, Azure Vampire Assassin | Trevor: Ralph C. Belmont | Sypha: Cipher/Syfa Fernandez | Julius: “J”)
- Intermediate Deities
- Symbol: The Vampire Killer
- Theme Music: Vampire Killer (SSBU Remix)
- Simon: Theme of Simon Belmont
- Richter: Divine Bloodlines (SSBU Remix; Nocturne Remix)
- Trevor: Hunter, Scholar, Soldier (shared with Sypha and Adrian Tepes); Beginning
- Leon: Lament of Innocence (SSBU Remix)
- Juste: Successor of Fate
- Julius: Heart of Fire
- Alignment: Lawful Good, at times Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Badass Family, Vampire Hunter
- Simon: Barbarian Hero
- Richter: Blue Is Heroic
- Trevor: Honor Before Reason
- Sypha: Black Magician Girl
- Leon: Famous Ancestor
- Juste: Magic Knight
- Julius: Cool Old Guy
- Domains: Hunters, Lineage
- Heralds:
- Richter: Maria Renard
- Trevor & Sypha: Grant Danasty
- Allies: Adrian Tepes (especially for Trevor, Sypha, & Richter), Soma Cruz (especially for Julius), Shanoa, Blade, Vampire Hunter D, The Joestars
- Enemies: Vlad Tepes, Medusa Heads, The Crimson Court, Galeem & Dharkon, Dio Brando, Count Dracula, Count Orlok, Strahd von Zarovich, Mannfred and Kondrad von Carstein
- A long time ago, there was a man named Leon Belmont who had close ties to someone known as Mathias Cronqvist. Their alliance came to a bloody end when Leon went on a search for Sara, his special one who was kidnapped by vampire Walter Bernhard and was slowly succumbing to vampirism. With no other options left, Leon killed Sara, her soul was transferred to the whip he was using and thus, the Vampire Killer whip was born. As it turned out, Mathias sought immortality and became a vampire in order to curse God for taking away his wife Elisabetha. Not long after, Mathias became Dracula and Leon swore that his family would stop Mathias no matter what, a promise that would be fulfilled many times over thanks to numerous descendants of Leon not just using the Vampire Killer, but also finding plenty of help along the way in stopping Dracula.
- (ascension)
- (other Castlevania heroes)
- (other evil vampires)
- (other vampire hunters)
- (Joestars)
- (The Ancestor)
- (Grim Reaper/death entities)
- (Smash Bros)
Casting Assistant Device
Casting Assistant Devices (CAD, Device, Assistant, Magic Operator)
- Class Level: Depends on the spells stored (6 at lowest, 4 at highest)
- Alignment: Depends on the user
- Museum Check:
- Portfolio: Magical Accessory, Post Modern Magick, Magitek
- Domains: Magic, Technology, Spells
- Magic in a futuristic world has been refined through technology, but World War III has resulted in a power restructuring across the world. These Casting Assistant Devices (or CAD for short) are what allow magic users in that future to utilize their spells. Appearing as anything ranging from guns to bracelets and batons to mobile terminals, CADs come in different types, including generalized versions that can store up to 99 spells and specialized ones that are faster, but can only store 9 spells in them. Despite their advanced technology and utility, CADs need to be tuned on a regular basis to ensure full effectiveness for their users.
Harry Vanderspeigle
Harry Vanderspeigle, God of Extraterrestrials Living Among Humans (Hah Re)
- Lesser God
- Symbol:
- Alignment:
- Portfolio: Fish out of Water, Amateur Sleuth, Humanity Ensues, Hugh Mann, Going Native
- Domains: Aliens, Mystery, Disguises
- Allies:
- Enemies:
- Somewhere in the small town of Patience, located somewhere in North America, an alien has crash landed and is hiding among the locals while trying to figure out his next course of action. Taking the identity of town doctor Harry Vanderspeigle, the alien finds himself involved in various unusual events that are affecting the town. Not only that, but the mere existence of an alien hiding somewhere has gotten the attention of others, both within the town and outside of it. Whether he likes it or not, his time in Patience will not only lead him to becoming the best hope the town has in solving all these strange events, but help him develop a better understanding of human culture and behavior.
Tiny Toons
The Tiny Toonsmembers , Deified Ensemble of Younger Counterparts of Existing Characters
- Lesser Deities
- Symbol: The Tiny Toons logo
- Theme Music: Tiny Toon Adventures
- Alignment:
- Portfolio:
- Buster & Babs: Rascally Rabbit, Pink Girl, Blue Boy, Badass Adorable
- Plucky: Small Name, Big Ego, Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist, Large Ham
- Hamton: Nice Guy, Straight Man
- Dizzy: Big Eater, Wild Card
- Monty: Spoiled Brat, Karmic Butt-Monkey, Miles Gloriosus
- Elmyra: And Call Him "George", Kiddie Kid, The Ditz
- Fifi: Smelly Skunk, Self-Proclaimed Love Interest
- Shirley: Granola Girl, Beware the Nice Ones
- Furrball: Cute Kitten, Anthropomorphic Zig-Zag
- Sweetie: The Fake Cutie, Jerkass
- Calamity: Butt-Monkey, The Smart Guy
- Beeper: Super-Speed, The Voiceless
- Gogo: Cloudcuckoolander, Advertised Extra
- Domains: Comedy, Youngsters
- Allies: The OG Looney Tunes
- Enemies: Judge Doom
- They’re Tiny, they’re toony, they’re all a little looney, and these Tiny Toons have plenty in common with Bugs Bunny and the rest of his Looney Tunes ensemble. In Acme Acres, there exists a school named Acme Looniversity that Buster Bunny and the rest of his Tiny Toon pals visit to learn how to become entertaining cartoon characters. Appropriately enough, their teachers are the original cast of Looney Tunes themselves, with Bugs and others filling in various roles at the school, including but not limited to being a teacher. Even if the school isn’t involved, Buster and his gang will get involved in plenty of hijinks both within and outside Acme Acres and much of these hijinks are, as previously mentioned, very similar to what goes on in a Looney Tunes cartoon.
Lupin III Cast
Main Cast of Lupin IIImembers , Divine Ensemble of Ending with a New Adventure
- Lesser Deities
- Symbol:
- Theme Music: Several different versions of Theme from Lupin III
- Alignment:
- Chaotic Neutral (Lupin’s Gang)
- Lawful Good (Zenigata)
- Portfolio: Universal-Adaptor Cast
- Lupin’s Gang: Caper Crew, Anti-Villain/Anti-Hero Team
- Lupin: Phantom Thief, Beware the Silly Ones
- Jigen: The Gunslinger, Only Sane Man
- Goemon: Implausible Fencing Powers, Everything's Better with Samurai
- Fujiko: Femme Fatale, Chronic Backstabbing Disorder
- Zenigata: Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist, Interpol Special Agent
- Lupin’s Gang: Caper Crew, Anti-Villain/Anti-Hero Team
- Domains: Pursuit, Adventures
- Allies:
- Lupin’s Gang:
- Zenigata:
- Enemies:
- Lupin III is the descendant of famed thief Arsene Lupin who is just as skilled as his predecessor when it comes to breaking, entering, and stealing things he finds worthwhile. Joining him is snarky but loyal gunman Daisuke Jigen, stoic swordsman Goemon Ishikawa XIII, and sultry wild card Fujiko Mine while pursuing the team is ICPO Inspector Koichi Zenigata, who is determined to put Lupin behind bars. No matter where this cast of characters end up around the world, adventure always awaits them, particularly in the form of a dangerous enemy who is after something much more than just riches. For someone like Lupin who enjoys the thrill and difficulty of such adventures, he wouldn’t have it any other way.
- (ascension)
- (Arsene Lupin I)
- (other thieves)
- (officers)
- (Detective Conan)
- (Lupin III)
- (Jigen)
- (Goemon)
- (Fujiko)
- (Zenigata)
House of Mouse
House of Mouse, Divine Good-Guy Bar
- A nightclub located on a street corner in Toontown
- Symbol: The House of Mouse logo
- Theme Music: Rockin’ at the House of Mouse
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Bigger on the Inside, A Place where Heroes and Villains Hang out Together, 2-for-1 Show, Framing Device for a Clip Show, Massive Multiplayer Crossover
- Domains: Nightclubs, Crossovers
- Major Personnel: Mickey Mouse (host/general manager), Minnie Mouse & Daisy Duck (planner and clerk, respectively), Donald Duck (deputy manager), Goofy (head waiter), Pluto (assistant to general manager), Pete (landlord), Huey, Dewey, & Louie (house band), The Magic Mirror (consultant)
- Visitors: Just about every Disney character
- Part-Time Employees: Peter Parker, Flo, Tapper
- Banned from Entry: Judge Doom, The Cogs, The Nothing, Galeem & Dharkon
- Business Rival: The Villain Pub
- Everyone goes on a big adventure, but sometimes even heroes need to kick back, relax, and have some fun once in a while. The House of Mouse is a nightclub located in Toontown that offers visitors entertainment whether it’s from the shows they put on or the employees that run the place. Mickey Mouse and his friends are in charge of the place and making sure their guests get the most out of their visits while dealing with landlord Pete who is trying to get the place shut down, but always fails in that regard. Villains are also allowed to visit and have some fun provided they don’t do anything overly evil during their stay. While the House of Mouse has gone through a lot (including an attempted takeover that didn’t work out in the end), it’s still a place where entertainment comes first and the many guests it has are willing to return for more.
- Mickey has done a lot throughout his career ranging from helping his friends out with down-to-earth odd jobs to saving the world against dangerous foes in high-stakes adventures. Being involved with the Pantheon has added to the workload of not just himself, but others that he is both familiar with and had never met until now. There have been plenty of hangouts for heroes and villains to visit to wind down, with some dedicated solely to heroes or villains and others letting both in provided things don’t get out of control. With how many people Mickey has met over the years, The Sensational Six figured it was time to bring the House of Mouse to the Pantheon as a venue where anyone of all ages (and all species for that matter) can relax and be entertained.
- While the place is frequented by Disney heroes, their enemies have regularly visited the place when they aren’t busy with villainy and even someone as omnicidal as The Horned King is welcome provided they behave themselves. The Sensational Six’s arch-rival Pete is the House of Mouse’s landlord who has tried and failed repeatedly to shut down the place. Not only was it a question as to why he would do it, but so was the fact that he was still trying to make things problematic for the other guests and why Mickey never tried to find another landlord for that House. With the Pantheon greatly expanding the guest list for the House of Mouse, Mickey isn’t that bothered by Pete’s attempts to shut down the place and has chalked things up to Pete wanting to amuse himself.
- As much of a nice guy Mickey is in regards to that flexible guest list, even he and his friends had to forbid a few deities from going near the House of Mouse. Judge Doom was immediately blacklisted from the place due to his hatred of toons and wanting to destroy them. The Cogs’ connection with Doom and wanting to destroy fun and laughter also got them banned. As with anything in the Pantheon, being banned from particular spots hasn’t stopped those baddies from wanting to carry out their goals at the expense of others. While many guests at the House of Mouse are there to relax, they aren’t defenseless thanks to their abilities and even Mickey and his friends have learned a few things of their own from their numerous adventures that have helped in defending the place from horrifying troublemakers.
- (Kingdom Hearts)
- (Marvel, Star Wars, 20th)
- (Walt Disney)
- (other bars)
- (workers)
- (Robot Chicken)
- (other crossovers)
WIP:
Joanna Dark
Joanna Dark, Goddess of Secondary Firing Options (Perfect Dark)
- Lesser Goddess
- Symbol:
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Action Girl
- Domains: Agents, Weaponry
- Allies: Jeanne d'Arc, Gordon Freeman
Riko, Reg, & Nanachi
Riko, Reg, & Nanachi, Divine Trio of Art-Style Dissonance
- Lesser Deities
- Symbol:
- Theme Music:
- Alignment:
- Portfolio:
- Riko: Plucky Girl, Innocent Prodigy
- Reg: Robot Kid, Pint-Sized Powerhouse
- Nanachi: Ambiguous Gender, The Medic
- Domains: Adventure, Danger