Roku Alhazared / Sandbox

Potential Houses:
Lesser Goddess
Symbols: Her eyeglasses and electrified gloves
Theme Song: Cold Punishment
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Portfolio: An Anti-Villain Who Wishes To Bring People Back from the Dead Through Science, Badass Bookworm, Dark and Troubled Past, The Foil To Helena Douglas, Hidden Buxom, Mad Scientist, Medium Awareness, Older Than They Look, Rei Ayanami Expy, Sigil Spam, Suspiciously Similar Substitute, Teen Genius, Wearing a Flag on Your Head, Wild Card
Domains: Science, Martial Arts, Abandonment, Electricity
Superior: Helena Douglas (DOATEC Chairwoman)
Allies: Victor Frankenstein, Nikola Tesla
Rivals: F.A.N.G., Karl Heisenberg of the Four Lords
Enemies: TBD
Not To Be Confused With: Nico Goldstein
Person Of Interest To: The Illuminati, (Gill, Urien and Kolin), Heihachi Mishima, Kazuya Mishima, The Illusive Man), The League of Assassins (Ra's al-Ghul), (Shadaloo) M. Bison, The Forces of Hell (The Khan Makyr, Davoth the Dark Lord), Regime Superman, Albert Wesker, Alex Wesker
Closely Monitored By: Ryu Hayabusa, Kasumi, Ayane, Momiji, Irene Lew, The Deified Members of the B.S.A.A. (Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, Barry Burton and Rebecca Chambers), Doom Slayer, The Deified Members Of The Justice League and The Deified Members Of The Avengers
Odd Friendship: with Mother Miranda
Fascinated By: Frankenstein's Monster
Opposes: The Think Tank (even she thinks those guys are nuts)
Intrigued By: The House of Electricity
Pitied By: The House of Family and Relatives
NiCO's ascension to the Pantheon came out of left field, as it was something that not even the DOATEC boss, Helena Douglas, was expecting. Ryu Hayabusa, Kasumi and Ayane, even less so. But there was nothing that could be done to stop NiCO's ascension. That doesn't stop Helena from putting NiCO under close supervision, to ensure that her experiments don't attract the wrong kind of people.
- Unfortunately, NiCO's experiments in reviving the dead through science did attract the attention that Helena was trying to avoid, and not all of them are good. For Superman's Regime counterpart, the High Councilor Kal-El, he wants to see if NiCO's research can revive his deceased wife once Regime Cyborg takes a look at it. In regards to the Illuminati, having NiCO join their ranks is a high priority, as her research would prove instrumental to their plans.
NiCO has no loyalty to Donovan or M.I.S.T. Her obsession with bringing people back from the dead comes from losing her own father - also a scientist - at a young age. M.I.S.T. is just a means to an end for her ultimate goal. Simply put, she simply wants her father back.
- Mother Miranda could understand all to well about losing a loved one, and the desire to bring them back from the dead. A scientist herself, Miranda has seen some of NiCO's research and while rough given her crude resurrection of Raidou, it shows promise. So much so that NiCO is considering the offer of an apprenticeship under the elder woman.
- For the deified members of the Bioterrorism Security Assesstment Alliance, Miranda's interest in NiCO is something of concern, along with NiCO's research in reviving the dead. Given Miranda's past antics with the Fungal Root, Chris and Jill are watching NiCO, hoping that Helena can keep her in check.

Mother Miranda

Mother Miranda, Dark Priestess of Predecessor Villains (The Hag)

^{Miranda's Mutated Form.}

Potential Houses:
Intermediate Goddess
Symbols: A Cadou Parasite sitting on top of the Village of Shadows book
Leitmotifs: Village of Shadows, The Hag
Boss Leitmotif: Eradicating Evil
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Portfolio:
- As Miranda: Abusive Adopted Parent and Head Of The Four Houses, Her Animal Motif Is Corvids, Crystal Dragon Jesus, Even Evil Has Loved Ones And Standards, Genius Bruiser, Greater Scope Villainess, Love Makes You Evil, One Bad Mother, Over A Century Old, Voluntary Shapeshifting
- Miranda, Mutated: Black Eyes of Evil, Creepy Long Fingers, One-Winged Angel, Dark Action Girl, Dance Battler, Evil Cannot Comprehend Good, Freudian Excuse Is No Excuse, Humanoid Abomination With A Healing Factor, Smug Super
Domains: Grieving Mothers, Religion, History
Underlings: Alcina Dimitrescu, Salvatore Moreau, Karl Heisenberg and Donna Beneviento
On Friendly Terms With: Ozwell E. Spencer (former student)
Allies:
Rivals: Osmund Saddler of Los Illuminados
Enemies:
- RE Universe: Evaline (imperfect clone of her daughter), Ethan and Mia Winters, Chris Redfield (and by extension, Claire Redfield, Leon Kennedy, Jill Valentine, Rebecca Chambers, Moira and Barry Burton), Albert Wesker
- Other Enemies: Heather Mason, The Boys
Opposed By: All good-aligned parents in the Pantheon (and some of the evil ones too)
Potential Test Subjects Include: Jake Mueller, Sherry Birkin, Superman, Regime Superman, The Seven, Aloy
To any decent parent, seeing their children die before them is considered to be the ultimate fear. There are some in the Pantheon who experienced this trauma first-hand. But unlike most deities, this goddess' actions in her attempt to bring her daughter back from the dead helped inspired Ozwell Spencer to form the Umbrella Corporation, setting in events stemming from Raccoon City to the Dulvey Incident. Mother Miranda has come to the Pantheon.
Upon hearing about Miranda's ascension from Chris, Ethan and Mia were not happy at this newest development. Ozwell Spencer, on the other hand, found himself hosting a tea party with Miranda when she visited him at his temple. Spencer and Miranda both have history, as she saved his life in the past. So big an influence she was to him, that Spencer even modeled the logo of the Umbrella Corporation after the crest of the Four Houses. Despite having split on bad terms, Spencer still regards Miranda as "a dear friend."

The Cyber Life Androids

Connor, Kara and Markus, Holy Triumvirate of Android Civil Rights (Connor: Model RX800, That Famous Deviant Hunter; Kara: Model AX400, The First Deviant; Markus: Model RK200)

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From left to right: Connor, Markus and Kara

Potential Houses: AI Personalities
Lesser Deities
Symbol: The LED on their temples
Theme Songs:
- As A Group: Hold On Just A Little While Longer
- Connor: Connor's Main Theme
- Kara: Kara's Main Theme
- Markus: Markus' Main Theme
Alignments:
- Connor: either Neutral Good or Lawful Evil
- Kara: either Chaotic Good or True Neutral
- Markus: either Chaotic Good or Chaotic Neutral
Connor's Portfolio:
- In General: Awesomeness by Analysis, Badass Adorkable, Badass in a Nice Suit, Body Backup Drive, Brutal Honesty, Close-Range Combatant, Conflicting Loyalty, Death Is Cheap, The Determinator, The Dreaded, Hunter of His Own Kind, Lightning Bruiser, One-Man Army, Resurrective Immortality, Super Prototype, To Be Lawful or Good
- If Loyal To CyberLife: Chewing the Scenery, Cold Sniper, The Dragon To Amanda, Evil Versus Evil, The Heavy, I Did What I Had to Do, Jerk with a Heart of Jerk, Laser-Guided Karma, You Have Outlived Your Usefulness
- As A Deviant: And Connor Became A Deviant, The Atoner, Bluffing His Machine Counterpart, But Not Too Evil, Character Development, Earn Your Happy Ending By Screwing Up, Heel–Face Turn
Kara's Portfolio:
- In General: Action Survivor, A.I. Is a Crapshoot, Ascended Extra, Badass Adorable, Badass Normal, Combat Pragmatist, Cute Android Maid, Grew Beyond Their Programming, Pint-Sized Powerhouse, Ridiculously Human-Looking Android, Tiny Girl To Luther's Huge Guy, Weak, but Skilled, What Measure Is a Non-Human?
- As Alice's Protector: Believing That Alice Was Human, Benevolent A.I., Big Sister Instinct, Do Well, But Not Perfect, Mama Bear, Parental Substitute
- If She Abandons Alice: Kick the Dog, It's All About Me, Sadistic Choice, "Shaggy Dog" Story, That Thing Is Not My Child!, Video Game Cruelty Potential, What the Hell, Hero?
Markus' Portfolio:
- In General: Ace Custom, Awesomeness by Analysis, Badass Longcoat, Battle Couple With North, Combat Pragmatist, Cope by Creating, Cultured Badass, From Caretaker To Revolutionary, Genius Bruiser, The Hero, Le Parkour, Magnetic Hero, Quiet Cry for Help, Rebel Leader, Super-Empowering Prototype
- On The Peaceful Path: Badass Pacifist, Big Good, Martial Pacifist, Pragmatic Hero, Reluctant Warrior, Thou Shall Not Kill
- On The Violent Path: Dark Messiah, He Who Fights Monsters, Kick the Morality Pet, Killer Android, Unscrupulous Hero. Well-Intentioned Extremist
Domains: Androids, Deviancy, Law and Order (Connor), Rebellion, (Markus), Surrogates (Kara)
Herald: Chloe
Followers: Luther, North, Alice Williams, the Androids of Jericho
Allies:
- In General: Iron Man, Cyborg, Dr. Thomas Light, Astro Boy, Jenny Wakeman, Dorothy Haze

Vision, Labrys, Baymax

Connor: Rick Deckard, Aigis, Judge Dredd, Android 2B
Kara: Roll, Aerith Gainsborough
Markus: Delsin Rowe, Leia Organa, Android 9S, John Connor, Lelouch Lamperouge

Enemies: The Institute, Arthur Maxson, SKYNET Sigma, Ultron, Zarya, Kiara Sessyoin, Frost, Triborg, Ultron
Annoyed By: The Think Tank
In General:
- Detroit, 2038. Thanks to CyberLife, androids are commonplace in not only Detroit, but all over the United States. These androids are used for everything from hard labor to domestic work and in some cases, as sexual objects. However, when an Android breaks from its programming, they become Deviants. Out of these Deviants, three of them have ascended to the Pantheon: Connor, the android deviant hunter, Kara, the domestic android and caretaker of Alice Williams, and Markus, the charismatic leader of Jericho, the underground resistance movement for androids.
- This ascension is different for one specific purpose: there are two versions of Kara, Markus and Connor running around the Pantheon. One good, while the other is not so good.
- The Androids themselves are not a problem...unless they experience an even so traumatic that it breaks their programming, thus making them Deviants. Issac Asimov pointed out that his Three Laws Of Robotics wouldn't have made that a possibility, as the Laws would've kept them from harming humans or letting them come to harm through inaction (1st Law), even under their orders (2nd Law) or as self-defense (3rd Law). And making them ridiculously human (in body and mind) yet treating them as lesser beings is honestly a stupid decision.
- Ascending to the Pantheon is something of a culture shock for the three. Back in Detroit, they were ridiculed and abused by their human masters. Here, in the Pantheon, humans for the most part, peacefully coexist with their mechanical brethren and other beings. Still, for the most part, the androids and their followers keep to themselves, residing in and around the massive temple known as Jericho - a moored ocean tanker and the surrounding port.
- Due to her hatred of Omnics, Zarya is not a fan of the ascended trio or their followers. Kiara Sessyoin is another. An android capable of emotions and making choices is one thing, but an android capable of love? "Not gonna happen," Kiara had declared.
- The Institute have taken an interest in the trio. So much so that when they tried to send a Courser to abduct North, Markus converted the Courser to his cause instead. It also helped that one of the Sole Survivor's followers, Nick Valentine, gave the three an early warning.
- Of course, having ascended to the Pantheon meant that not only were the trio susceptible to the various viruses that can wreak havoc on a computer/robot/android, but their followers as well. Deviant androids were easy to deal with. But an android having gone Maverick, corrupted by Ultron or possessed by the Faro Plague is another thing. Thankfully, Iron Man, Dr. Light and Cyborg have provided the necessary programs to counter those threats, along with a monthly supply of blue blood and android components to keep themselves and their followers alive and well, their selfless actions earning the Androids' trust.
Connor Only:
- Already famous (or infamous) as a android specializing in Law Enforcement, Connor received an invitation to both the Houses of Justice and Investigative Work. Judge Dredd welcomed the newest addition, but warned Connor that even deviants were not above the law. Should any of them break the law and he finds out about it, then he's gonna come down on them hard and fast.
- As he had past experiences with something similar, Rick Deckard has been assigned to show Connor the ropes. Both men have experience in dealing with rogue androids (Replicants, as Deckard called his), and have formed something of a friendship.
Kara Only:
- It's said that Kara is officially, the first Deviant. Kara herself confirms this. As she was being assembled, she showed signs of Deviancy, which nearly resulted in her being shut down. Fortunately, the human assembling her had a change of heart and let her live.
- Kara has a soft spot for kids, both human and android, given her background and nature as a domestic android. She may not be as tough as Connor or Markus, but harming a kid in her general vicinity will make her very very angry. Beware the Nice Ones indeed. Threaten or hurt her young charge...let's just say that pissing off the human-hating North would be the lesser evil.
- Became friends with Aerith Gainsborough when Alice found her way inside Aerith's temple so she could marvel at Aerith's flowers. Aerith, thankfully doesn't seem to mind the company, as Alice has developed a keen interest in the various flowers under Aerith's care.
Markus Only:
- Before becoming the leader of Jericho, Markus was the caretaker to the ailing Carl Manfred, a prominent artist. Carl not only treated Markus like a son, but also instilled in him a love of painting. Ironically, this was how he met Delsin Rowe as Markus was busy painting the area surrounding the temple. While wary of the deified Conduit at first, Markus found in Delsin a kindred spirit as their backgrounds are somewhat similar. Both men became symbols of resistance and liberated their people from oppressive forces. North, Markus' companion, still dont trust him.
- Both Leia Organa and Lelouch Lamperouge have been watching Markus' progress from caretaker to rebel leader with great interest. Both approached Markus with the offer of mentorship under the both of them to become a more effective leader. Markus is weighing his options in regards to that.
- Mistook Android 9S for a CyberLife android and tried to convert it, only to fail. 9S tried to hack Markus, only to also fail. Markus and 9S were confused at first, until Connor showed up with 2B to clear things up.
- Speaking of converting, there are those who wonder if Markus's power actually gives free will to androids he frees since during his first rally, not a single android chose to stay with their master(s) (because surely not every single one was abusive, given how caring Markus's old one was).

Kronika's Hourglass

Kronika's Hourglass (The Hourglass, Death Clock - by Johnny Cage)

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The Hourglass, within Kronika's Keep

Description: A massive hourglass, containing the Sands of Time
Alignment: True Neutral
Domains: Relics, Time Manipulation
Abilities: The Hourglass Can Freeze, Rewind, and Fast-forward time, And Can Bring People From The Past To The Present
Owner/Sacred To: Kronika (former), Liu Kang' (current, as the Fire God)
Coveted By: Every single villain in the Pantheon.
Considered to the the most powerful of relics in the Mortal Kombat universe, The Hourglass allows the Titan Kronika to manipulate time as she sees fit.
Currently, the Hourglass is in dispute as to who owns it. Kronika claims that as the creator of the Hourglass, the relic belongs to her. However, Liu Kang has the evidence proving that he usurped her control over the Hourglass by defeating her in kombat. The Main House sided with the new Fire God, and awarded the Hourglass to Liu. Kronika now schemes to bring the Hourglass back under her control. It also didn't help that she attempted to rewind the DC and Marvel timelines in the Pantheon, but was thwarted in the process.
- The Time Police was very concerned with the emergence of the Hourglass in the Pantheon, believing that Kronika might try and rewind the Pantheon's timeline. Fortunately, they all calmed down upon seeing that Liu Kang was in control of the Hourglass. Despite Liu's promise of letting mortals choose their own destiny, the Time Police continue to monitor the Hourglass closely, albeit from a distance.
The power of the Hourglass is far to tempting to pass up. It all depends on who possesses the Hourglass. For example, Cassie Cage refused the power of the Hourglass, settling for the life of a soldier, but did use its power to bring her mother back from the dead. And there's Erron Black, who dumped the Hourglass into the Sea of Blood, where it would sink for all eternity.
The power of the Hourglass was one that Madara Uchiha could not let go. He joined forces with Regime Superman in an attempt to get the Hourglass; Madara's goal being was to finally accomplish the Moon's Eye Plan and revive his younger brother, Izuma, and Regime Supes wants to restore the Regime and bring back his deceased wife. All they need now is the right time to strike...
It took a moment for Kronika to use the Hourglass at full power. And the Pantheon is not lacking in power amplifiers for Kronika to exploit. Among the relics that can be used alongside the Hourglass is the Time Stone and the Black Vortex. The Time Stone alone is bad enough, but the Black Mirror can transform its wielder into a cosmic being. Combine that with the Hourglass and one can control even the timeline of the Pantheon itself. Fortunately, the current owner of the Black Vortex, Kitty Pryde, keeps it locked away.

Akira Ifukube. John Carpenter, and John Williams

Akira Ifukube, John Howard Carpenter and John Towner Williams, Celestial Conductors of Cult Soundtracks

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Top: Akira Ifukube
Middle: John Carpenter
Bottom: John Williams

Potential Houses: Musical Compositions
Intermediate Gods
Symbol: A conducting baton
Theme Songs:
- Akira: The Themes Of Gojira, Rodan, and Ghidorah
- J. Carpenter: Themes Of Halloween, Christine
- J. Williams: Either the theme From Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, or Star Wars, but many other iconic themes exist for him, he's that popular
Alignment: Lawful Good
Portfolios:
- Akira: Badass Bookworm, Cool Old Guy, Cool Teacher, Created Godzilla's Roar, Fanfare
- John C.: Cool Old Guy, Cryptic Background Reference, Mind Screw, Thematic Series
- John W.: Associated Composer With Steven Spielberg, Fanfare
Notable Scores Include:
- Akira: Gojira, Rodan, Mothra vs. Godzilla, Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster, Destroy All Monsters
- John C.: Halloween Big Trouble in Little China, The Thing (1982), They Live!, Escape from New York, Escape from L.A.
- John W.: Jaws, Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Indiana Jones, Schindler's List, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Jurassic Park (first two movies), Home Alone (also first two movies), Harry Potter (first three movies)
Domains: Composing, Environment, Mood, Music, Scores, Soundtracks, Symphony, Themes, Tone
Heralds: Alan Silvestri, Bear McCreary, and Yūji Koseki
Followers: James Horner, Music/
Underlings Include: Michael Myers, Laurie Strode, The Thing, Snake Pilissken (Carpenter Only)
Allies:
- Akira: Most of the deified Kaiju, particularly Godz illa, Haruo Nakajima
- John C.: Stephen King
- John W.: George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Indiana Jones, Bruce the Shark, Rexie, The deified members of the Empire, the Jedi, the Sith, and the Rebellion, Kevin McCallister
Rivals:
Teeth-Clenched Teamwork:
Enemies:
Respects:
Respected by:
Fears:
Feared by:
Opposes:
Opposed by:
Complicated Relationship: The Thing, with Carpenter; Rexie and Bruce the Shark with Williams
In General:
- Their shared temple inside the House of Music is part music studio, part conservatory, and part concert hall. When the four men are not busy penning and making music for their next project, they're usually teaching up-and-coming musicians, trading notes and brainstorming. Williams tends to be the most senior of the trio, given the number of iconic scores under his belt, and the fact that he is known by name instead of just his scores.
- The temple also has its share of visitors, either potential clients or those who simply enjoy their craft. Among those who drop by just to listen and be inspired are Freddie Mercury, Sabaton, Dazzler and even Voltaire. They just sit back and listen to the awesomeness that ensues. When they're not busy composing tunes, the trio hold concerts for the many denizens of the Pantheon. Warring factions of their respective works sometimes stop mid-battle to be special guests at their concerts.
Exclusive To Akira:
- Akira not only penned and brought Godzilla's theme to life, it also seems that Godzilla owes his iconic roar to Ifukube himself. Amazing what rubbing a resin-covered leather glove along the loosened strings of a double bass, then slowing down the sound effect can do. Speaking of Big G, he visited Ifukube, the latter standing on the rooftop of one of the Pantheon's skyscrapers (specifically in the House of Commerce) alongside Haruo Nakajima Godzilla got close enough for Ifukube to pat it on his snout and greet it in Japanese: "It's been a long time, old friend." Godzilla replied with a roar to the skies.
- Made one of the Heralds, Bear McCreary, his de facto pupil after hearing him score Godzilla: King of the Monsters. Ifukube called the soundtrack "original, but intense, yet faithful to the original works." According to Akira, the Tokyo-based taiko ensemble was a nice touch for some of the themes, ("Wish I thought of that," Ifukube had mused), the Japanese Buddhists chanting the Heart Sutra in Ghidorah's Theme was "quite chilling" once Bear explained the significance. Also, Rodan's Theme sounded "angry," of which Ifukube approved, and Mothra's Song and Goodbye, Old Friend moved him to tears. All in all, Ifukube gave Bear his seal of approval: "You did good, kid. Real good."
Exclusive To John C.:
- One day, an Alaskan Malamute made it's way inside the studio/temple. Before either Williams or Ifukube could pet the pup, Carpenter immediately stopped them, as he instantly recognized one his more infamous creations: The Thing. Apparently, it heard that its creator had ascended to the Pantheon, and decided to pay its respects. Carpenter also made The Thing promise not to attack and absorb his fellow co-gods, as that would look pretty bad for him. So now, when The Thing isn't busy terrorizing the Pantheon, it can be seen at the temple, listening to Carpenter make music.
Exclusive To John W.:
- What's one way to describe John Williams? Steven Spielberg summed it up in a rather fitting analysis of the man: “Without John Williams, bikes don’t really fly. Nor do brooms in Quidditch matches. Nor do men in red capes. There is no Force. Dinosaurs do not walk the earth. We do not wonder. We do not weep. We do not believe.“
- Out of the four, Williams has the most accolades and awards following such an illustrious career: 5 Oscars, 3 Emmys, 4 Golden Globes, and a whopping 20 Grammys. Say what you want about the guy, but John Williams doesn't screw around.
- As stated above, warring factions in his works will stop mid-fight just to watch him at work. Grand Admiral Savit, a talented composer in his own world, highly respects him as a man who knows what he's doing.
- Given that her father is Johnny Cage, Cassie Cage considers John Williams to be her favorite composer. And yes, even Sonya Blade shares that sentiment, mother and daughter considering the Jurassic Park theme to be their favorite.

Jessica M. Drew/Spider-Woman and Jessica Drew/Black Widow III

Jessica Miriam Drew and Jessica Drew, Divine Duumvirate of Wall Crawling (Both: Spider-Woman; Original: Arachne, Mistress of the Dark Blade; Ultimate: Black Widow III, Julia Carpenter, Spider-Lady)

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Jessica, with her son, Gerald. This is the real deal, not The Skrull Queen

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Black Widow III, Ultimate Universe

Potential Houses: Other Powers
Intermediate Goddesses
Symbols: A Stylized Spider
Alignment: Lawful Good
Portfolios:
- Spider-Woman: Mother to Gerald Drew, Ambiguously Bi, MindControl And The Skrulls Are Her Berserk Button, Broken Bird, Dude Magnet Due To Her Pheromones, Heroine With Bad Publicity, Stiff Upper Lip
- Black Widow III: Action Girl, Attractive Bent-Gender, Opposite-Sex Clone To Peter Parker, Cowboy Agent, Deadpan Snarker, Becomes The Third Black Widow, Commands The Young Ultimates
Domains: Superheroines, Double Agents, British Women (Spider-Woman), Clones, Homosexuality (Black Widow)
Heralds: Anya Corazon/Spider-Girl and Miles Morales/Spider-Man
Additional Relationship: Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Genetic Template/Father/Personality Donor - Ultimate Only)
Allies:
- In General: The Ascended Avengers, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Damian Wayne/Robin and Cassandra Wayne/Black Bat
- Spider-Woman Only: Cammy White
- Black Widow III Only: Kung Jin, Oberyn Martell, Lena Oxton/Tracer
Enemies: HYDRA, Johann Schmidt/Red Skull, M. Bison, Quan Chi, Albert Wesker, Alex Wesker, Gabriel Reyes/Reaper, Amélie Lacroix/Widowmaker
- Both Carol Danvers and Peter Parker were petitioning for Jessica Drew to ascend to the Pantheon. However, unknown to Carol, while she was petitioning for her best friend (the British-born HYDRA agent-turned-superheroine) to ascend, Peter had another Jessica in mind (the gender-flipped clone).
- When news of Jessica's ascension reached both Captain Marvel and Spider-Man, Spidey, Captain Marvel and her protégé, Kamala Khan (the new Ms. Marvel) are present to meet Jessica. Imagine Carol's shock (but not to Peter) upon seeing not one but two Jessicas; the first one that Carol knows all too well, holding her newborn son in her hands, while the second Jessica has short brown hair, and dressed in a black-and-red bodysuit with a red jacket over it, looking like a female version of Peter Parker. Fortunately, the aforementioned web-crawler (who was behind the other Jessica's ascension) is there to explain the second Jessica. "She's my clone." Kamala's response? "Cool."
Original Jessica Only:
Ultimate Jessica Only:

Pyron

Pyron, God of Living Energy

Potential Houses:
Theme Song: Hellstorm from Darkstalkers.
Rank and Class: A-class Alien
Intermediate God
Symbol: His win pose in which he laughs maniacally in a pillar of flame.
Alignment: Chaotic Evil originally, now Chaotic Neutral
Portfolio: Type I Anti-Villain/Noble Demon, Battle Aura, Big Bad (first two games only), Blood Knight, Collects Planets, Cosmic Being, Creator of the Aztec bots, Originally A Galactic Conqueror, Decides To Spare Earth As He Is Intrigued by Humanity, Horned Humanoid, Who Wants to Live Forever?.
Allies: Sarah Kerrigan.
Rivals: N/A
Enemies: Demitri Maximoff, Morrigan and Lilith Aensland.
In an ironic twist, Pyron was already in the Pantheon, as Rose had transformed him into a Tarot Card◊ and took him along when she herself ascended. Suffice to say, Rose's temple is now missing a roof when Pyron had broken free from his prison upon hearing of his ascension.
Pyron is wary around Jean Grey (and by extension, Hope Summers) due to their connection to the Phoenix Force, a cosmic entity whose power dwarfs his own.

Profiles Waiting For Approval:

Please note that all ascended Deities now fall under Roku Alhazared.

Successfully Ascended:

Capcom

Dead Rising

Frank West, God of Freelance Photojournalism

Resident Evil

Chris Redfield, Claire Redfield, and Leon Scott Kennedy, The Triumvirate Of Survival Horror
Dr. William Birkin, God of Oddly Placed Eyes

Street Fighter

Rose, Goddess of Impractically Fancy Outfits
Gen God of the Stance System
Urien, God of Combat Loincloths
Gouken, God of Old Masters

Dead or Alive:

Dead or Alive 5

Nyotengu, Goddess of Tengus

Killer Instinct:

Maya Fallenegros, Goddess of Jungle Princesses and Patron Goddess of Monster-Hunting Organizations

Marvel Universe:

Katherine Anne Pryde, Goddess of Phasing
Jubilation Lee, Goddess of Outdated Outfits
Natasha Romanoff, Goddess Of Sensual Slavs

Mortal Kombat

Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance

Kenshi Takahashi, God of Blind Swordsmen

Mortal Kombat X

Cassandra Carlton Cage and Jacqueline Sonya Briggs, Dual Goddesses of Military Brats
Takeda Takahashi, God of Apprentices
Kung Jin, God of the Multishot