New draft.
Matt Murdock, God of Disability Superpowers (Daredevil, The Devil of Hell's Kitchen, The Man Without Fear)
- Lesser God
- Symbol: Two Red Ds.
- Allignment: Lawful Good
- Portfolio: Disability Superpowers, Empowered Badass Normals, Being Blessed with Suck, Those With Doomed Love Interests, Blind Upholder of the Law
- Domains: Law, Protection, Heroism, Good
- Followers: Terezi Pyrope
- Allies: Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Elektra Natachios, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Toph Bei Fong, Iron Fist, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones.
- Enemies: Bullseye
- Few superheroes in the Pantheon associate their civilian life with their superhero life. As Matt Murdock, he is a lawyer who does his best to both defend clients and bring corrupt defendants behind bars. And if that doesn't work... he switches over to his other persona. The Man Without Fear ironically puts fear in the eyes of those who cross paths with him.
- Daredevil doesn't "see" per say; he instead uses radar sense to map out the shape of his environment. He may not be able to make out color or words, but it helps give him a 360 degree view of his world.
- It may not be well known how, but he hid his abilities from the superhero community for a long time. For example, when Hawkeye tried to blind him with a flashing light arrow, he had to pretend that the trick worked. Needless to say, it caused a lot of awkward moments before he told them the truth.
- Was happy to meet up with Elektra in the Pantheon, though he is understandably cautious. The two share a tumultuous history together. Through it all, they have managed to stick with being allies, if not lovers on occasion.
- Shares a similar relationship with the Black Widow. People see her as an unstable ally, but he gives her more of a benefit of a doubt than with most of his friends. With that said, he hopes that she doesn't stick around his life for too long. It has a way of bringing misery to many.
- Can also be found in the House of Justice working together with Phoenix Wright and She-Hulk in his civilian identity. As a lawyer, Matt has a fair amount of dignity and restraint, but he can still get carried away during an exciting case.
- It's safe to say that Murdock HATES Bullseye with the passion of a raging firestorm. The assassin was responsible for killing two of his girlfriends (one of which is in the Pantheon), ruining his life multiple times and even pretended to be Daredevil for a short period of time. Expect any encounter between the two to be a brutal, nasty affair. He can only hope that Kingpin does not arrive too, but it may well be a matter of time.
- All of this points to a startling conclusion; Matt may well be one of the most unlucky superheros in the Pantheon. He was one of the first to have his identity found out by his archnemesis who used this to completely break him. It may be why he prefers to have a tight circle of friends, seldomly using his Avengers membership card. He has learned to use his friends more effectively.
- Was the first superhero Netflix adapted to become a tv series. It was thought to be one of the greatest superhero shows of all time... until the second season reduced the quality a lot. He hopes to have better luck in the third season.
- Due to fairly similar last names, he and Jeff Murdoch have been confused. Being a sensible man, Matt tries to take care of it by explaining, but Jeff's flailing and red face tend to balance that out.
- Is seen as the quintessential street level superhero of the Marvel Universe. He stares that title with Spider-Man who is a good friend of his. The duo have shared various adventures with him (as well as tussled at times, with Matt managing to win one exchange).
- Was also introduced to Black Cat, who eventually liked his company. It even cumulated with a kiss. Spider-Man didn't take the news well◊. Daredevil hopes that Black Cat will become more of an anti-hero again in the future.
- Among the other heroes from the streets are best buds Iron Fist and Luke Cage. The three along with Jessica Jones plan to meet up to become the latest incarnation of The Defenders. They all proceeded to make fun of Danny's subpar avatar.
- Toph once shared the title with him, but she didn't want to be known as a co-deities. She eventually managed to get a temple of her own to rule. Several times various gods have tried to reintroduce him to Toph Bei Fong, but they keep missing each other somehow. Though at this point most believe this is intentional as they both have ways to track each other.
- Daredevil would rather not here this song even though it's not a bad song. It just brings out bad memories. Also don't talk about the playground scene. Some things are just better off buried.
Elektra Natchios, Goddess of Sais
- Lesser Goddess
- Symbol: Her pair of Sais.
- Alignment: True Neutral, with shades of Good
- Portfolio: Sai Users, Anti Heroines, Being a Greek Ninja, Waif-Fu, Being Impaled and Surviving From It, Professional Killers, Pressure Point Paralysis, Constantly Changing Sides, Femme Fatales.
- Domains: Weapons, Combat, Trickery, Darkness
- Allies: Matt Murdock/Daredevil (currently Just Friends), Steve Rogers/Captain America, Kain Highwind, Deadpool, Raphael of the TMNT, Wolverine, Chun Li, Kasumi, Mai Shiranui, Kevin Levin, Gabrielle (Xena), Jean Grey
- Rival: Selina Kyle/Catwoman.
- Enemies: Lester/Bullseye, Mileena, The Shredder.
- Not So Different from: Jenna Rink
- As a mortal, she was trained in China and by the Hand as a deadly assassin, seeking revenge on Daredevil. After nearly succeeding in taking him down, she met her end at the hand of Bullseye. She was eventually revived and found herself in the Pantheon.
- Elektra had one mission at first... to get a payback on her killer, Bullseye. She tracked him down and started a long and epic battle with the enforcer. Daredevil got himself involved and together drove him off. Daredevil managed to convince her to hold back thoughts of revenge and merely enjoy the Pantheon as it is.
- It was surprising that it took so long, but she did eventually meet up with Black Widow. After coming to blows because someone leaked Natasha's files on superheroes, Elektra eventually gave her a shot at fixing the mess. The two haven't said much to each other ever since. A shame, as many point out how similar these morally ambiguous women are.
- Wolverine isn't exactly a fan of her. She admits she played a part in that; she has attacked him in a few occasions. She has also worked for the Hand, which Logan has a strained past with. Neither wants to put up the work to amend their relationship, so they avoid each other whenever they can.
- As the Goddess of Sais, she has worked and trained many other fighters using that style. She had a hand in helping Gabrielle ascend after training her in the use of sais along with Xena.
- Has a friendly rivalry with Raphael. The turtle was interested in the title and has fought her over it. All of their battles have ended with a standstill. It's likely that Raph likes her style too much to kick her out of the Pantheon. She has also become a valuable ally against the Shredder.
- Elektra would love to find a way to kick Mileena out of the Pantheon. Loathes Mileena for being just as ugly on the inside as she is on the outside. She sees Mileena as what she could have been if she fully embraced the dark side. She takes solace that Mileena lost her mortal body in the events of Mortal Kombat X.
- Fought Catwoman in the DC vs. Marvel crossover… and won in short order. Not that Catwoman minds. Elektra is one of the few superheroes that wouldn't bat an eye over her trade. Then again, both admit agreeing all the time would make things boring, hence why they stick around with heroes.
- Has... mixed feeling of her portrayl in the Daredeivil series. While she was impressed with her avatar's fighting skills, she wasn't sure what to think of the character's personality. Still, she paid homage to the show by adapting the look in the comics.
- Currently, and for the shock of not Daredevil, but of Deadpool (former teammate in Red Hulk's Thunderbolts), she's now dating The Punisher. It turns out they had a lot more in common than they thought. While the team didn't work out in the end, the two promised to see each other more often. After all, they both enjoy sticking projectiles at Deadpool to shut him up.
- In spite of being an Anti-Heroine, she gained the respect of Captain America through hard work. He hopes that his influence can inspire her to become a better person. It remains to be seen if that will work.
- Even though she has died only once as far as she recalls, her death remains a defining moment of her history. Jean holds sympathy for her as she went through the same ordeal.
- She was hesitant to meet with Jenna Rink for a long time. Her adult form reminds Elektra of her avatar which brings bad memories of her movie appearances. But she found the strength to meet the kid who turned out to be an alright person. To her surprise, Jenna's boyfriend looks like the Hulk. After talking down the girl's anxiety, Elektra decided to stick around a bit longer. She even scares away the likes of Libby when her posse gives her trouble.
- Elektra would rather not here this song even though it's not a bad song. It just brings out bad memories. Also don't talk about the playground scene. Some things are just better off buried.
for Jeanne.
Time for me to post once more.
Steven Quartz Universe, God of Team Moral Centers (Tiger Millionaire, Cinnamon Roll Too Good For This World, Too Pure, Starchild Junior, Ste-Man, , "shtoo-ball", Stewball, Carwash Kid, Steven DeMayo)
- New House: Heroic Roles (Heroes)
- s:
- Theme Song: The Crystal Gems theme
- Lesser God
- Symbol: The Rose Quartz gem that can be seen on his belly inside of a star
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: fast and strong for one with his girth, Actual Pacifist, All-Loving Kid Hero, burdened by his mother's accomplishments and consequences of her legacy, Astral Projection For Entering Dreams And Inhabiting Other People, Bad Liar, employs barriers and shields which he can throw and can change their forms, Psychoactive Powers dependent on emotional state, emotion-based Chessmaster, Medic and Defender, Doesn't Think Things Through, Half-Human Hybrid, Healing Spit, learned how to use his powers the hard way, high jumping and descent control, In Touch with His Feminine Side, Living Emotional Crutch to the Crystal Gems, Morality Pet to many, tends to be touchy-feely with others, the only male Crystal Gem (aside from perhaps Lion), The Pollyanna, Taking Levels In Badass, quick to forgive, Super-Strong Child, White Male Lead, Wingding Eyes, Warrior Therapist, Heroic Bastard
- As Stevonnie: Portmanteau of their components, Older Alter Ego technically, Romantic Fusion, Ambiguous Gender due to being a fusion of a boy and girl, 3-quarters Human and 1-quarter Gem, Instant Expert Driver Thanks To Video Games, Huge Sword And Shield In Tandem, Cluelessly Luring In Dudes and Gals Alike, Often Barefoot, Genius Lightning Bruiser
- As Smoky Quartz (fused with Amethyst): Killer Yoyo With Wind-Based Powers, Confusion Fu, Acrofatic, Ambiguous Gender, Beware the Silly Ones, Fun Personified, Pint-Sized Powerhouse (compared to most other Fusions), Sad Clown, Pungeon Master
- Domains: Gems, Humanity, Love, Shields, Astral
- Herald: Greg Universe (his father), Lion (his…well, lion), and Connie Maheswaran (Implied Love Interest)
- Followers: Watermelon Stevens
- Allies:
- The Crystal Gems: Garnet, Amethyst, Pearl
- The Avatars of Friendship: Gentaro Kisaragi, Elena, Pinkie Pie, Bayley
- Other Allies: Yusuke Godai, Megumi Aino, Finn the Human, Jake the Dog, Dexter, Samurai Jack, Steve Rogers, Captain Qwark, Homer Simpson, Dennis Mitchell and Bart Simpson, Josuke Higashikata, Nanako Dojima, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Spongebob Squarepants, Fluttershy, Naruto Uzumaki, Sora, Billy Batson, Jonathan Joestar, Deoxys, Optimus Prime, The Human Child, Guthix, Present Trunks, Princess Luna, SWAT Kats, Wander, Elphaba Thropp
- Non Ascended: the residents of Beach City, Lapis Lazuli, Peridot
- Enemies: He’s a guy who finds it really hard to hate anybody, but there are (to the shock of the Gems) exceptions, namely The Lich, Melkor, Nyarlathotep, Eric Cartman, Monokuma, and his Mastermind. Even then, while the former three really do earn his hate, he only finds discomfort around Cartman and Monokuma
- Non Ascended: Jasper, Yellow Diamond, Aquamarine
- Ambiguous relations with: Marge Simpson
- Ascended after the gods saw his powerful love and friendliness, which could soften even the hardest of hearts.
- Unfortunately, the other Crystal Gems saw it as a hostile kidnapping attempt and managed to find their way to the Pantheon. They ended up fighting many gods before Steven stopped them and told them what happened. Pearl was highly against the idea, Amethyst simply thought it was awesome, but Garnet was just glad to see him okay, and congratulated him on getting here. The other gods are wondering if they should ascend them as well, mostly since they're his adoptive mothers.
- Eventually, the three managed to obtain positions in the Pantheon.
- However, it's been realized that his current trope was reserved for rulers and leaders. And while Steven is being groomed to be the latter eventually, it means he doesn't count for Hundred Percent Adoration Rating. And then someone realized that he's why the Crystal Gems are able to stay together for so long after their leader Rose Quartz passed away to conceive him despite their differences (especially Pearl and Amethyst), it was decided that he be moved and given a new title.
- Due to his unaggressive, friendly nature, many gods find it hard to hate or even get mad at him (with the exception of villains). Many find themselves hanging out with him without even realizing it.
- Though he doesn't share the same title with Megumi and Yusuke any more, he still hangs out with the two.
- With Megumi, he's already used to hanging out with Action Girls. He tells her many of the adventures he and the Crystal Gems have been on.
- Meanwhile, Yusuke in turn tells him many of the stories of his adventures. Steven's always loved hearing about all the amazing different techniques of other gods.
- His kindness helped Fluttershy warm up to him very quickly. Steven hangs out with her a lot, helping her take care of her animal friends.
- Captain America came to him about training his combat abilities with his shield when he manages to start summoning it successfully. The Gems have stated that they don’t see a problem with it since none of them are experts with a shield. And he's even learned how to throw it like Cap does, made more useful when he can make copies of it.
- He gets along with Sora very well. Steven often says that the two hang out eating ice cream and fry bits (he’s been ‘introducing’ them to everybody and the House of Food just goes along with it, even setting aside a warm batch for Steven every day). He's been on the pursuit for Cookie Cat Ice Cream Sandwiches, but alas, his search as been a failure so far.
- Naruto is a similar case. They usually talk about their mothers. Steven even plays with his kids when he comes to visit. He even started hanging out with his much less sociable friends like Kurama and Sasuke; both of them begrudgingly admitted that his presence was not…‘unenjoyable’.
- Like with many Cartoon Network gods, he’s had a run-in with the Lich. Unfortunately for him, he had little experience in fighting and would’ve been killed by him had it not been for the shields his gem produced as a defense mechanism. They held up long enough for help to arrive, but Steven hates the Lich now due to his complete disregard of life, love, and many other things.
- Cartman is an interesting case for him. He isn't really riled by his verbal assaults, even when they involve his mother, and he just thinks him to be a kid that doesn't know any better. Despite that, the fact that he emits so much hatred, even for a kid, still discomforts him, and he does his best to avoid the 9-year old.
- Visits the House of Gaming a lot, as he's a big fan of Sonic. The same goes for Cloud and Sailor Moon, whom he visits in the Houses of Weapons and Magic, respectively. He also visits the House of Music as he is a pretty good singer and guitar player.
- Often hangs out with Bart Simpson and Dennis Mitchell for a few (harmless) pranks. One even got Homer's attention, and he approves of Steven's friendship with his son. (Marge doesn't, though.)
- Steven once thought Deoxys was a Gem after reading this theory◊. While it isn't true, Steven still hangs around the DNA Pokémon. In fact, Deoxys sometimes use his psychic powers to levitate Steven and two are known to fly around the pantheon. It always gives Pearl a panic attack.
- If anyone ever gets worried about him, the other gods simply remind everyone to Believe in Steven.
- For some reason, Steven have been mistaken for a Stand user with the Crystal Gems being his Stands. He does correct the misconception.
- Has gone into a crisis after encountering Homeworld Gems. Now, he has a sort of identity crisis on whether he is his mom or not and whether the Crystal Gems blame him for her being gone. Thankfully, this hasn't hindered Steven's still being one of the more cheerful deities.
- Turns out Steven likes robots. So it came to no surprise when he got excited when he met Optimus Prime, a GIANT ROBOT.
- Gets along really well with Gentaro Kisaragi. Might be the fact that the two are really friendly people who wants to be friends with pretty much everyone. This also lead him to befriend the other Avatars of Friendship (Elena and Pinkie Pie) and has become an honorary member of the group, sealed with Gentaro's handshake, a party from Pinkie Pie, and a friendly fight with Elena.
- During their first days together, Steven asked about the thing regarding the Friendship Asylum, and had to watch his friends burst into tears from everything that happened (Elena especially). Steven has consoled them that the asylum is gone, their bonds will make them stronger, and that they will help others who have fallen into despair with their bonds. The trio thanked Steven with the speech by hugging him as thanks.
- And when Bayley ascended, the first thing she did for Steven was to give him one of her trademark hugs. Steven appreciated it.
- During their first days together, Steven asked about the thing regarding the Friendship Asylum, and had to watch his friends burst into tears from everything that happened (Elena especially). Steven has consoled them that the asylum is gone, their bonds will make them stronger, and that they will help others who have fallen into despair with their bonds. The trio thanked Steven with the speech by hugging him as thanks.
- Has a noted affiliation with cats—he notably has his own lion and has also been associated with the SWAT Kats, whom he immeidately visited upon hearing they ascended.
- When it's been found out that as a Crystal Gem he's also capable of fusion, and that he can even fuse with a human, some gods wonder what kinds of fusions would result if he were to get close enough to any of his Pantheon friends.
- This has earned the attention of Trunks, who invited Goten and demonstrated their mastery of the Fusion Dance to introduce Steven to Gotenks.
- Over time, Steven has improved in terms of combat skills, like spikes in his shield constructs.
- If there is one thing that can actually anger Steven that deities are capable of, it's betraying his faith.
- Steven's Astral Projection powers not only allows him to project himself into any of his Watermelon Stevens or enter dreams (earning himself a friendship with fellow Dream Walker Princess Luna), but even outright possess other people. Thankfully, his good-hearted nature prevents him from exploiting this.
- While his spit is what he commonly uses to heal others, his tears can actually revive people, though there can be certain side effects, like a pink complexion and hair color like Lion, and the hair can serve as a Portal Network between themselves and Lion, allowing Steven to go in one and out the other. Thankfully in the Pantheon, this is reversible.
- Due to her experiences, Elphaba feels that Steven is one of the few allies she truly has, and he has been trying her best to improve her attitude. Elphie can't help but appreciate his efforts.
Pearl, Goddess of Ballet-Wear (Bird Mom, Pointy Mom, Bad Pearl, Rose's terrifying renegade Pearl)
- s:
- Theme Song: Pearl's Room, Dance of Swords
- Intermediate Goddess
- Symbol: The pearl on her forehead
- Weapon of Choice: Her spear. (Later upgraded to a trident) She also has a preference for swords.
- Alignment: Lawful Good
- Portfolio: From a Caste of Gem Made Only To Serve, Became Independent Thanks To her 'Mistress' Rose Quartz, can create Holograms and projections of her thoughts, wields a naginata-esque weapon with energy blast capabilities, master swordswoman, can hold items inside her gem, Proper Lady of War, expert mechanic, speaks very highly of war, zealous devotion to Rose Quartz and ultimately doesn't understand much of her beliefs, Condescending Compassion, Control Freak, Inferiority Superiority Complex, continues to mourn for Rose Quartz, overly doting to Steven, doesn't handle pressure well
- As Opal (fused with Amethyst): A Giant Woman with long legs, magical archer, energy bow with arrows that Split, sometimes forgets her components' mission, The Stoic
- As Sardonyx (fused with Garnet): Drop The Hammer/This Is a Drill, Attention Whore, Boisterous Bruiser, The Fashionista, two pairs of eyes, Fun Personified, Innocently Insensitive, cricket-esque legs
- Alexandrite (fused with Amethyst and Garnet): Master of All Her Components' And Other Fusions' Weapons, Really Really Giant Woman, Fire Breath, Unstable Thus Rarely Used Fusion, Humanoid Abomination
- Domains: Gems, Elegance, Servitude (abandoned), Engineering, Swordplay, Rebels
- Followers: Mayor Bill Dewey, Seraphic Charm, Saeko Mitaka/Cure Sphere , Itsuko Godai/Cure Rope
- Allies: Steven Universe, Garnet, Amethyst, Twilight Sparkle, Blossom (the Powerpuff Girl), Ahiru, Hime Shirayuki/Cure Princess, Haruka Haruno/Cure Flora, Utau Hoshina, the Human Child, Toriel
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Amethyst's rowdier allies
- Enemies: The House of Villains, the the Trollkaiger, insufferable pranksters, enslavers
- She, along with Garnet and Amethyst, mistook Steven's ascension to be a kidnapping. They made their way into the Pantheon to rescue him, and after causing quite the disturbance, Steven got them to calm down through an explanation of why he's there. Her finesse and grace in battle caught the eye of the gods, which allowed her to ascend as well.
- There has been some contention as to whether or not Pearl deserves her position as she's actually largely a subversion of it (for one, her attire is mainly practical enough as a ballerina outfit, although her second outfit does have a knee-length Giant Waist Ribbon), but so far, no one has stepped up to challenge her.
- One incident everybody doesn't want to mention is when the Crystal Gems first learned of 'inert' gem-based jewelry (which doesn't exist in the Earth they live in). Let's just say they reacted violently, several deities ended up having to be revived in the House of Life And Death, Rarity and other "gem-workers" in particular had to get "very dirty", and leave it at that.
- One unique ability the Crystal Gems have is the ability to "bubble". It's reserved for Gems of corrupted Gem Monsters, but they can use it on other small objects, and even Steven Universe himself in one occasion, though it's not yet been tested if it works on other living beings. These bubbles can then be transported away to wherever the Gem considers their "home". In regards to the Pantheon, their bubbles warp over to their respective Houses (Tastes for Amethyst, Romance and Shape for Garnet, and here for Pearl, as well as Friendship for Steven). Gem Bubbles from long before that, mostly those of the late Rose Quartz, as well as the unascended Peridot, are inaccessible to the Pantheon as they aren't brought along to any of the temples.
- She hates having to frequently go to the House of Food to retrieve Amethyst for training, since she absolutely despises all food. There was a rumor floating around that she liked pie, but it turned out that she only likes baking pies, not eating them.
- Pearl herself likes to spend time in either the House of Knowledge to catch up on some reading with Twilight or Blossom, or the House of Combat.
- She has been thinking for a while about attempting the near-impossible task of fixing the atrocious state of the Pantheonic Library in the house of Knowledge.
- She enjoys practicing ballet with Ahiru, though the girl has just a bit too much energy for her sometimes.
- The other gods find Pearl's over-protectiveness of Steven to be strange. Sure, they're on the same team, but the others think that this is kind of ridiculous. Pearl has insisted several times that she is not Steven's mother, and she seems to get rather sad at the thought of his actual mother.
- There are some rumors floating around the Pantheon that when Pearl's stressed and no one is looking, she switches out her attire for the street-punk look, lights up some cigarettes, and acts generally much more Jerkassish. Most call this her "Bad Pearl" state, though she insists she does nothing of the sort.
- She's willing to take up students in the art of swordplay, though she's been cautioned to make sure they don't get taught to throw their lives away for the sake of those they wish to protect; while Death Is Cheap in the Pantheon, such thinking in general is unhealthy, and Pearl doesn't need the House of Life and Death to come back to life (unless her gem is hit).
- While playing with Steven, the Human Child overheard that while Pearl likes making pies, she detests eating food in general because she finds turning things into wet mush then shoving it down her throat to be disgusting. They then had an idea and brought the Gem over to Toriel's place and asked her to make one of her signature butterscotch-cinnamon pies. The Boss Monster assured Pearl that unlike human food, monster food is made of magic and immediately converts perfectly into energy upon consumption. The two became fast friends after that, and from then on, Toriel's food has become the only thing she looks forward to eating when she ever gets the urge to.
- Having come from a Servant Race, she has conflicting opinions on the Prinnies. On one hand, they were made to serve irregardless of their desires, which she broke out of thanks to Rose Quartz. On the other hand, most Prinnies are in fact the souls of murderers, thieves and other various criminals/sinners, removing much sympathy.
- She also has very dim opinions on tyrants, enslavers, and those that employ and abuse servant races, having been from such a race in her Homeworld.
- Pearl is normally decked in feminine clothing her form generates in, but put her in a tuxedo, a waiter's shirt, or any other masculine clothing, and she's surprisingly Bifauxnen.
- Gets along with Death the Kid a bit when it comes to visual perfection, though he's annoyed with the Giant Waist Ribbon on her outfit, and how it's not perfectly symmetrically positioned. Sometimes, she rebuffs him with the stripes on his head, in which he undergoes a breakdown.
- Having managed to finally move on (somewhat) from the loss of Rose Quartz, Pearl has been casting long glances at deities with pink hair, just like that one Mystery Girl.
Screw it. Just once, I'm putting all the SU profiles together. It was time to repost these two anyway.
Amethyst, Goddess of Eating for Fun (Ame, Amy, Purple Puma, Fun Mom, Purple Mom, Grape Mom, Purple Grimace, Sister Mom, Amethyst Facet-5 Cut-8XM)
- s: 1 (KingvideoGames)
- Theme Song: On the Run
- Intermediate Goddess
- Symbol: The amethyst gem embedded in her chest
- Weapon Of Choice: Her whip (Later upgraded to a flail.)
- Alignment: Chaotic Good
- Portfolio: youngest Gem prior to Steven, ashamed of having been created for evil purposes, liberal shapeshifter that retain her color and gem, Cool Big Sis to Steven, Pintsized Powerhouse, utilizes whips in battle which she can set on fire, makes use of Rolling Attacks, very small compared to Gems of her kind, eats a lot just for fun, takes blame for what she does but never apologizes for it, Brutal Honesty, prime target for slapstick humour, serious anger issues, The Gadfly, can get really upset when she does get upset, Sad Clown, The Lad-ette
- As Opal (fused with Pearl): A Giant Woman with long legs, magical archer, energy bow with arrows that Split, sometimes forgets her components' mission, The Stoic
- As Sugilite (fused with Garnet): Really Giant Woman, Token Evil Teammate, Ax-Crazy, Epic Flail, dark-hued and violent, five eyes hidden with Sinister Shades, not used unless absolutely necessary, Megaton Punch, a pun on "suggillate", With Great Power Comes Great Insanity
- As Alexandrite (fused with Pearl and Garnet): Master of All Her Components' And Other Fusions' Weapons, Really Really Giant Woman, Fire Breath, Unstable Thus Rarely Used Fusion, Humanoid Abomination
- As Smoky Quartz (fused with Steven): Killer Yoyo With Wind-Based Powers, Confusion Fu, Acrofatic, Ambiguous Gender, Beware the Silly Ones, Fun Personified, Pint-Sized Powerhouse (compared to most other Fusions), Sad Clown, Pungeon Master
- Domains: Gems, Whips, Eating, Shapeshifting, Humor, Pranks
- Allies: Steven Universe, Pearl, Garnet, Rainbow Dash, Panty Anarchy, Sokka, Kyoko Sakura, Vivi Ornitier, The Scout, Ax, Sonic the Hedgehog, Simon Belmont
- Friendly Rivals: with Buttercup (the Powerpuff Girl)
- Enemies: Gods of the House of Villains, though she likes some of the ones in the House of Ambiguity, Shang Tsung, the T-1000
- She, along with Pearl and Garnet, mistook Steven's ascent to be a kidnapping. They made their way into the Pantheon to rescue him, and after causing quite the disturbance, Steven got them to calm down through an explanation of why he's there. Her ability to eat almost anything, despite not needing to at all, and her fun personality is part of what made her ascend. The fact that the Crystal Gems wouldn't be a complete team without her is the other part.
- One incident everybody doesn't want to mention is when the Crystal Gems first learned of 'inert' gem-based jewelry (which doesn't exist in the Earth they live in). Let's just say they reacted violently, several deities ended up having to be revived in the House of Life And Death, Rarity and other "gem-workers" in particular had to get "very dirty", and leave it at that.
- One unique ability the Crystal Gems have is the ability to "bubble". It's reserved for Gems of corrupted Gem Monsters, but they can use it on other small objects, and even Steven Universe himself in one occasion, though it's not yet been tested if it works on other living beings. These bubbles can then be transported away to wherever the Gem considers their "home". In regards to the Pantheon, their bubbles warp over to their respective Houses (here for Amethyst, Romance and Shape for Garnet, and Style for Pearl, as well as Friendship for Steven). Gem Bubbles from long before that, mostly those of the late Rose Quartz, as well as the unascended Peridot, are inaccessible to the Pantheon as they aren't brought along to any of the temples.
- Being a Gem, she doesn't need to eat or sleep since all the energy she needs is provided by her gem. That doesn't stop her from eating and sleeping whenever possible.
- If one were to enter Amethyst's temple, they would find it a filled with enormous heaping mounds of garbage that she's collected over the centuries, transferred here since her ascension. One can also find a bubbled orange gem around that she shows particular pity for.
- She spends a little too much time at the House of Food in Pearl's opinion, who would rather have her not slack off.
- Ever since a disastrous run in with another Quartz Gem (i.e. Jasper), she's begun taking training more seriously, and can occasionally be seen in the House of Weapons, sparring with the deities there, in particular Simon Belmont, who is another whip user.
- There have been reports of a large, purplish man going by "Purple Puma" absolutely wrecking the competition at the local Wrestling Federation.
- But ever since getting over her insecurities, she has decided to retire that identity, much to the disappointment of Purple Puma fans.
- Amethyst and Panty hit it off pretty well when they met, both being rambunctious pleasure-seekers, though in slightly different ways. Amethyst isn't really so interested in sexual things as Panty is.
- Sokka seemed to act too mature for her at first, but she saw his goofier side in time and they are now an unstoppable sarcasm team when together, much to Pearl and Katara's annoyance. Sokka's also a great snacking buddy from time to time.
- She also forged a strange friendship in the Andalite named Ax after once seeing him go nuts in the House of Food, seeing him try out all kinds of stuff (including the inedible ones) in his human morph, which finally ended when he got himself a spoonful of Mystery Food X. She came by to his temple later, and they managed to become friends out of this, as well as sparring partners, whip against tail.
- Is not a Princess of Gemworld, thank you very much. It does sound hilarious, though.
- Used to have issues with her origins (made on Earth to conquer it and sapped Earth's resources to be created), but after conveying it to Steven, and a rash decision to fight Pearl, she's mostly gotten over it and come to terms with it. Having heard of the Investigation Team's…services, Amethyst thought getting a Persona sounded cool. And she eventually got one, though she doesn't use it often, too used with her own Gem abilities.
- To the surprise of many, despite her strange palate, she's actually a really good cook, enough to end a feud between two feuding families who have run food establishments for years.
- Being a fellow user of Rolling Attacks, Amethyst became fast friends with Sonic. They can even be seen eating chili dogs together.
- As someone who takes fun in shapeshifting, she really despises those who use it for evil, like Shang Tsung and the T-1000.
Garnet, Goddess of Romantic Fusions (G-Squad, "Yeah, she's The Boss", Ruby and Sapphire, Captain Square, Square Mom, Death Cube, Mom Squared, Sapphire: Laughy Sapphy)
- New House: Romance and Shape
- s: 1 (KingvideoGames)
- Theme Song: Stronger Than You (a bit of a spoiler), Future Vision
- Intermediate Goddess (Lesser Goddesses as Ruby and Sapphire)
- Symbol: The garnet gems embedded in her palms and her gauntlets
- Alignment: Lawful Good
- Portfolio:
- Garnet herself: asskicker with an cube-shaped afro, noticable British accent and stiff upper lip, stoicness betrays her hilarity, wears a visor to cover her three eyes, noticably wide hips, the current leader of the Crystal Gems, a fusion born out of sheer love between two Gems, can elongate and enlarge her arms, Seer (and all the bad things that come with it), Super-Strength, incredible resistance to heat, Shock and Awe, can locate her superior strength in a single strike or a flurry of blows, both the most collected of the Crystal Gems (usually) and the kindest, likes her VA's music, cool parental and smart sister figure for Steven, gauntlets capable of variable size
- Her "components": Adorkable, Official Battle Couple, Bodyguard Crush, Discount Lesbians, "syndividuals" of Garnet, Foils and One True Love to each other, Opposites Attract, personalities befitting their powers, Red Oni, Blue Oni, Sickeningly Sweethearts, ultimately prevented the Crystal Gems' premature end by Homeworld, Tomboy and Girly Girl
- Ruby: Hot-Blooded, frequent Angrish, Bad Liar, Boyish Short Hair, Bruiser with a Soft Center, Butch Lesbian, one of many, many Rubies but eventually grew out of that mentality, Fiery Redhead, thinks so little of herself compared to Sapphire, No Indoor Voice only when angry, sanest of any Ruby seen in the show so far, Pint-Sized Powerhouse, Violently Protective Girlfriend
- Sapphire: The Stoic (and occasionally Not So Stoic), Blinding Bangs with a single eye beneath, Blue Blood, Blind Seer, Creepy Monotone except when around Ruby or greeting Steven, The Fatalist before Ruby defied it, An Ice Person, Innocently Insensitive, Lipstick Lesbian, Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal, Nerves of Steel, Parachute Petticoat, Stepford Smiler, Sugar-and-Ice Personality, Super-Speed, Uptown Girl
- As Sugilite (fused with Amethyst): Really Giant Woman, Token Evil Teammate, Ax-Crazy, Epic Flail, dark-hued and violent, five eyes hidden with Sinister Shades, not used unless absolutely necessary, Megaton Punch, a pun on "suggillate", With Great Power Comes Great Insanity
- As Sardonyx (fused with Pearl): Drop The Hammer/This Is a Drill, Attention Whore, Boisterous Bruiser, The Fashionista, two pairs of eyes, Fun Personified, Innocently Insensitive, cricket-esque legs
- As Alexandrite (fused with Pearl and Amethyst): Master of All Her Components' And Other Fusions' Weapons, Really Really Giant Woman, Fire Breath, Unstable Thus Rarely Used Fusion, Humanoid Abomination
- Domains: Gems, Rebels, Leadership, Love, Prophecy, Fists, Fusion
- High Priest: Bardock
- Allies: Steven Universe, Pearl, Amethyst, Skips, Chell, Sakura Oogami, The Doctor, Korra, Asami Sato, Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune, Kenshiro, Jotaro Kujo, Sans
- Enemies: Gods and goddesses of the House of Hatred and the House of Villains, Mad Scientists that abuse any form of "fusing"
- Opposes: A good number of Disney deities and their concept of Love at First Sight, the sub-House of Tainted Love
- Respects: Groudon and Kyogre, because of their odd similarities.
- She, along with Pearl and Amethyst, mistook Steven's ascension to be a kidnapping. They made their way into the Pantheon to rescue him, and after causing quite the disturbance, Steven got them to calm down through an explanation of why he's there. Garnet ascended at the request of the other gods after proving to be a formidable opponent, especially with her foresight into the future.
- A few years later, after discovering Garnet's true nature as a Fusion of two other Gems deeply in love with one another, which in turn serves as the key component to Garnet's existence, she has been asked to move her temple over. As she has seen it coming, she was already prepared and the move was finished quickly.
- One incident everybody doesn't want to mention is when the Crystal Gems first learned of 'inert' gem-based jewelry (which doesn't exist in the Earth they live in). Let's just say they reacted violently, several deities ended up having to be revived in the House of Life And Death, Rarity and other "gem-workers" in particular had to get "very dirty", and leave it at that.
- One unique ability the Crystal Gems have is the ability to "bubble". It's reserved for Gems of corrupted Gem Monsters, but they can use it on other small objects, and even Steven Universe himself in one occasion, though it's not yet been tested if it works on other living beings. These bubbles can then be transported away to wherever the Gem considers their "home". In regards to the Pantheon, their bubbles warp over to their respective Houses (Tastes for Amethyst, here or the other temple for Garnet, and Style for Pearl, as well as Friendship for Steven). Gem Bubbles from long before that, mostly those of the late Rose Quartz, as well as the unascended Peridot, are inaccessible to the Pantheon as they aren't brought along to any of the temples.
- She can't help but sneak off to the House of Gaming for the Beat 'em Up arcade games at times, finding them fun since she learned that one's not supposed to beat the machines themselves up. While there, she makes an explicit point to stay away from highly-addictive Rhythm Games.
- She took a liking to Chell, as they're both people who would rather let their actions do the talking.
- Is sparring partners with Sakura Oogami. The strength of each of them often leads to a draw.
- She can sympathise with the Doctor, due to also rebelling against her own kind, and her insight into timey-wimey things.
- As such, her future vision is muddy/confusing at best when reading individuals who travel across time, and there are a few which she can't read at all for some reason like the Human Child (with their Determination and SAVE ability).
- Since she's a fusion made out of love, she finds herself less stoic and more affable to couples and more loving people, such as Korra and Asami.
- Because love is what allows her to exist, Garnet despises those who would break it or otherwise give it a bad name, like all the evil deities in the entire sub-House of Tainted Love.
- For some reason, Sans took an interest in her theme song and did his own spin on it centered on his attempts to stop the Fallen Child in a Genocide Run.
- Later, the two even did a duet together.
- The Human Child followed suit, singing of What Could Have Been had they decided to undergo the Genocide Run.
- And then it was taken to the next level when their Shadow prior to finally becoming Frisk's Persona followed the bandwagon. And then someone had the bright idea to mix them all together.
- Just like with the Doctor, Garnet sympathizes with the short skeleton.
- As of late, someone has cast doubt over Garnet being the ideal leader of the current Crystal Gems, because her fear of Homeworld discovering her was too great that she ignored the fact that they were coming to Earth. It doesn't invalidate every other feat she has accomplished, though.
edited 17th Jul '17 8:03:06 PM by nightelf37
TV Tropes Pantheon Group Members DatabaseI think you should just post up to 2 profiles.
Hello, my baby. Hello, my honey. Hello, my ragtime gal.Why are you giving me a thumbs up on a profile I just posted?
I actually think it's good.
TV Tropes Pantheon Group Members Database@Nemesis: Was also the persona of the vengeance seeking Ken Amada in P3. Though he grew beyond it when Shinjiro saved him and learned he wanted to die by his hands until learning Ken planned to kill himsef.
Every accusation by the GOP is ALWAYS a confession.This has been in Development Hell for a while. I don't know if Sasuke and Kratos would still be allies with Afro or not. Aside from that any additional suggestions that can be made here?
Afro Samurai, God of Neverending Revenge (The Number Two, Afro)
- Theme Song: Fury in My Eyes; Number One Samurai; When the Smoke Clears
- Demigod
- Symbol: The Number Two Headband below a large afro
- Alignment: Chaotic Neutral with heavy shades of Chaotic Evil, and sometimes Chaotic Good
- Portfolio: The Stoic, Afro Asskicker, Determinator, Scary Black Man, Villain Protagonist/Anti-Hero, Tranquil Fury, He Who Fights Monsters, Master Swordsman, Beware the Quiet Ones, Implausible Fencing Powers, No Name Given
- Domains: Headband, Revenge, Swordsmanship
- Herald: Ninja Ninja
- Avatar: Samuel L. Jackson
- Allies: ???
- Rivals: other Samurai
- Enemies: Justice (Both of them), Tokiya Mikagami, Uncle Ruckus
- Afro's journey started in a very brutal manner thanks to him witnessing his father get killed by someone named Justice. What followed afterwards can be accurately described as brutal, with Afro being driven by revenge to confront Justice. In fact, revenge is a very important aspect of all this as although Afro has a reason to fight, so do those around him. As Afro killed someone just to get the Number Two headband that allows him the right to fight whoever has the Number One headband (that being Justice), someone who cared about the person that Afro killed will be out to get Afro as well. Then again, owning the Number Two headband basically means a ton of people will want to fight the owner just so they can try and fight someone more badass than the Number Two headband's owner.
- Even after achieving his original goal, someone was still out for revenge over what Afro did, prompting him to get back into action to get back at her. Keep in mind that before she came along, Afro was trying to live a peaceful life. Needless to say, revenge has been the key component of Afro's quests since day one.
- If he isn't engaging others in battle, then he may be in the House of Craft carving wooden figurines of those he has battled before. It's probable that he has made a decent number of figurines based on the number of foes he has fought against and that number is bound to grow based on who he may fight against in the Pantheon.
- After hearing that there was a House of Justice, Afro decided to head over to that place, mistakenly thinking that it was a house that was dedicated to his Arch-Enemy. Once he got close to that place, he was told that the House of Justice was something entirely different from what he had in mind, leading him to simply leave the place alone. While Afro was generally apathetic to the House's intentions after hearing about it, some of the members there took issue to the amount of killing that Afro did back then, regardless of his justification for such.
- Nothing personal. It's just revenge.
I think Samuel Rodrigues can sympathize with his cause considering he also embarked in a mission to avenge his father and succeeded. Plus, both are Mc Samurai (New trope btw)
Given Actor Allusion, something about Mace Windu has to be said.
Uni catI don't think Kratos and Sasuke won't be allies and they did move away from vengeance.
Also, Sasuke Uchiha English VA is the same as Kuma. And he also had a falling out with his friend.
edited 18th Jul '17 4:28:12 PM by WhirlRX
Speaking of Mc Samurai, William Adams would be the best fit, culturally speaking. Though this would be best discussed in the main thread.
TV Tropes Pantheon Group Members Database@ Sasuke: Beatrix Kiddo would be a good ally since she uses a samurai sword and is on a path of revenge.
@shatterstar: I think that image might work. But I think you shouldn't post twice in a row.
Hello, my baby. Hello, my honey. Hello, my ragtime gal.@Whirl: You think both Kratos and Sasuke should be allies with Afro or do you not think they should be allies with him? Your wording confused me.
edited 18th Jul '17 6:09:36 PM by r-lock256
Did a double Negative. They won't be allies.
Shatter@I change her profile picture since it was mine.
Come on Smite, release Hera/Juno already.
My rework of Scott Pilgrim; hoping to rework him around the time I get Ramona Flowers ascended! Anything else I'm missing?
Scott Pilgrim Started A Game In The Pantheon! New Title: God of Medium Awareness
- Theme Song: Scott Pilgrim Anthem
- Awesome (i.e. Lesser) God
- New Symbol Unlocked: Heart T-Shirt and The Power of Love sword
- Alignment Level Up: From Chaotic Neutral To Neutral Good
- Portfolio Multiplier: Adorkability, Crouching Moron Hidden Badasses, Jerks with Hearts of Gold, Tetris Effect, Medium Awareness, Surprisingly being a decent chef
- Domain Stats: Love +1, Clue-Gaining+1, Redemption+1, Awesome+1, Chefs+1
- Gained Followers: +7
- Player 2 Joined!: Ramona Flowers (Title: Girlfriend)
- Party Members: Travis Touchdown, Sonic the Hedgehog, Link, Hyodo Issei, Scout, Angel, Luke Skywalker, Stitch, The House Of Food's chefs, George and Harold have joined the party!
- Inbox: One Odd Friendship request from Plague Knight
- DANGER!: Gideon Graves, Wiz and Boomstick, Raynare and Bowser nearby!
- Found a shortcut through Subspace leading right into the Pantheon of Love. Also earned $35.20 though bashing several of the House of Villains minions. As such, he sometimes goes towards villains to "grind" up money and experience by beating those beneath his ranking of Godhood. Bowser has grown annoyed of Scott charging into his base to challenge his army.
- Was once the god of Fighting For Those You Love, but after Scott commented on how this title was more fitting for someone who actually went through Hell. When questioned about how he knew of the trope's original title, he responded, saying he looked it up on some website. Due to this revelation alongside other factors where he was aware of the media he was in, he got a new, more fitting title of Medium Awareness.
- Gets along somewhat surprisingly well with Travis Touchdown since they're both otakus who can be a bit of a Jerkass, but ultimately proving themselves to be half decent humans. The fact that they both are well accomplished swordsman of different types hasn't gone unnoticed by the two, sometimes even duking it out with each other for a sparring match. Time would tell if they actually have a full-fledged battle.
- He also has made a habit of training with Link, though Link has yet to find a sword that can glow and cut like Scott's sword. He has however impressed Luke Skywalker with his prowess of the Beam Sword (both his The Power of Love sword and his power of Understanding sword). The two sometimes fight against each other just to amaze the residents of the Pantheon. While Luke has gained a fair share of wins thanks to his force, Scott was able to snag a couple wins, and the two see each other as a Worthy Opponent.
- Keeps on asking Sonic what the cheat codes are for his second game. Sonic states that he has no idea what Scott is talking about.
- Maintains close ties with Issei; the two are often seen hanging out and talking about their respective girlfriends - Rias and Ramona. He would also let him sneak into the House of Romance with Rias just so they can make out. They both are antagonistic towards Gideon Gordon Graves, too.
- Has impressed the Final Fantasy IV gods for knowing their bassline for the wild battle theme (although he insists that it's called Final Fantasy II in confusion to Firion and the Emperor).
- Is not happy with how Amy Rose fought Ramona in a Death Battle which ended with Amy summoning a tornado to crush Ramona amongst a myriad of arcade machines. As such, he has actually begun to offer support against them, while Wiz and Boomstick has started to call him a hypocrite due to how eager he was to start fights before. Given that he wasn't that proud of his past and is genuinely trying to change for the better, with results that do vary but show some promise, he has taken offense to that and had to be restrained by several other deities before Wiz and Boomstick decide to stick him in a "on-the-fly" match against a overdeity.
- It was actually for this reason that Scott tried to ascend Ramona, as he feared that it was permanent death. The gods were quick to correct him and tell him about the true nature of Death Battles, but regardless, decided to help him ascend her. Ramona couldn't help but chuckle at Scott's reasoning as to why he decided to ascend her, saying he greatly overreacted. Scott still glomped her and kissed her face like a dog whose owner just came home as Ramona playfully told him 'down, boy!'
- He has became a bit of a big brother figure of the sorts to George and Harold, finding a similar common ground with them having some degree of Medium Awareness and even were a bit of a Jerkass in their earlier days (although George and Harold had gotten a movie where their motives from their first outing are explained better and they Took a Level in Kindness). It's not uncommon for them to be seen together playing video games or reading comics.
- Given how similar they sound, he has been compared to multiple times with The Scout. The "Scoot" army has taken notice to these similarities◊ between them. The both of them find this Actually Pretty Funny and are good pals with each other, even if they both are willing to battle each other for fun.
- He is NOT happy to see that Gideon Graves himself ascended and that he has gained a new friend in the way of Raynare. As such, Scott has told him that his own party is ready to kick his ass to The Fallen and back should he try to mess with Scott again. Gideon just sneered and said that he's still getting ready for a rematch.
- Stitch and Angel can easily get behind the idea of fighting for your true love, and have became allies to him, especially since they also hate Gideon as well, much to Scott's pleasure and amusement. They also sometimes go on double dates together, though these usually tend to gravitate eventually to the house of Combat, as Scott and Ramona face off against Stitch and Angel to see how many foes they can beat.
- Surprisingly, Plague Knight has taken a liking to Scott Pilgrim's story of having to fight others to prove his love for Ramona, as Plague Knight also went through beating down other knights to create a potion just to prove his love for his assistant, Mona, but not that he really needed it. The fact that their girlfriend's names almost sound the same isn't lost on them. As such, Plague Knight sometimes goes to Scott for romantic advice, much to Scott's surprise, giving how many people view him as a Jerkass; not that it bothers Plague Knight.
Plague Knight: I was told to feed a girl oats while grooming her hair, heh...I don't think I can hear much worse, hee hee! - To the shock of many, he is actually a very good prep chef, to the point he prides himself as Scott Pilgrim, greatest prep chef in the world. He has taken up a job within the house of Food in order to show off his skill and earn some money. Doesn't stop him from messing up a order or two and getting on the receiving end of one of Gordon Ramsey's famous yells. Regardless, he still remains on good terms with the chefs.
edited 22nd Jul '17 5:59:40 PM by kingvideogames
Time to rise and shine. Good morning!I give Scott a
Uni catSince no one's doing anything about it, I'm gonna speak up: regarding the human deities from Pokémon, should I downrank them all down to Demigod with the exception of Ash Ketchum, N, the Psychics, and AZ?
Oh, and for Scott.
EDIT: Amethyst and Garnet's profiles have been successfully reworked.
Only Pearl and Steven left to go. Is it okay if Steven gets The Heart from Heart Aino? She already has The Power of Love.
edited 20th Jul '17 6:49:00 PM by nightelf37
TV Tropes Pantheon Group Members DatabaseAt any rate, I'm saving Scott's rework till I manage to ascend Ramona to be in sync.
Time to rise and shine. Good morning!@Scott Now that he's in the Pantheon, perhaps some interaction with Lemony Snicket due to his knowledge of literature versus Scott's knowledge of video games and how he also had someone that he loved, though unlike Scott, Lemony lost his chance with Beatrice due to outside circumstances. Beyond that, some interaction with those gods who have influence over the fourth wall like Tarquin.
I wonder if people avoid me because of the tarantula...@nightelf37: for the Trainers' Demigod rework. When you take away their Pokémon, most Trainers are simply ordinary humans with good strategic skills.
Here's Zanza's rework so far. Any suggestions as to what can be added or changed?
Zanza, God of Recreation and Destruction (Bionis, Arglas, Klaus)
- House: Life and Creation (House of Life And Death) and Main House Other Gods 2 (Main House)
- Overdeity
- Symbol: The Bionis
- Theme Song: Memory's End; Zanza the Divine
- Alignment: Neutral Evil
- Portfolio: Extremely Spoileriffic Characters, Caring Only For His Own Existence, Dismissive of All Other Life, Malevolent Creation Deities, Absorbing Energy from Life Forms to Survive, Thanatophobic Immortals, Foreseeing the Passage of Fate, Combat Clairvoyance, Residing in the Bodies of Hosts, Used To Be a Human Scientist Who Wanted To Create a New World, Wanting Companions (?)
- Domains: Creation, Destruction, Self-Preservation, Fate, Manipulation, Possession, Science, Humans
- Allies: Dickson, Chakravartin, Griffith, Lord English, Mephiles the Dark, Cyrus
- Enemies:
- From Bionis and Mechonis: Egil, Shulk, Fiora, Melia Antiqua, Dunban, Reyn, Sharla, Riki, Alvis, Metal Face
- From elsewhere: Telethia, the Endbringer, Nozdormu, Akagi, Kain, Raziel, Marty McFly, Guts, Asura, Kratos, Melkor, Primus, Arceus, Chuggaaconroy
- Opposed by: Eru Ilúvatar, Galactus
- Feared by: The Adoring Fan
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Nekron, Unicron
- Herald: Lorithia
- Created life as an egotistical human scientist named Klaus, who wanted to play god by first destroying our own universe. Lifeforms evolved on the worlds formed from the bodies of two titans, of which he and Meyneth were the gods, in a universe appearing to otherwise consist solely of endless ocean and sky. Becoming narcissistic and afraid of being opposed, Zanza now exists only to survive, destroying his creations time and time again so that he can both recycle Ether energy to sustain himself and prevent species from evolving enough to threaten him.
- Utilizes Telethia to launch his assault upon the world. These creatures destroy all life they find and absorb Ether from the environment when called upon.
- Melia's hatred for Zanza began when she learned that he was the master of the Telethia that killed her bodyguards, with whom she had shared a close friendship. This hatred reached its peak when Zanza reverted all of the pure High Entia, including her half-brother Kallian, to their mindless Telethia forms. Although Melia herself was protected from this fate due to being half-Homs, she resents herself for failing to save her people.
- Upon learning of the existence of the Endbringer, a Telethia hailing from another world, he tried to command it to kill Shulk's party. He was, needless to say, livid when the beast instead opted to attack Zanza himself.
- Creator of the Monado, a sword that can foresee future events which usually can be prevented, manipulate energy and crush mechanized foes such as the Mechon, robotic units created by his longtime enemy Egil. Zanza can thus distort reality to a huge extent, and is only slightly limited to laws of physics. When he united the two existing Monados, he cemented his position as Overdeity in the Xenoblade universe, if only for a little while.
- Was originally God of Combat Clairvoyance until he lost that power to Shulk, when the latter and his party initially defeated him. He's a little miffed over that.
- According to Alvis, his godhood made him lonely and wanting for friends. However, by holding onto his his self-obsession and condescending attitude towards mortals, he denies himself the chance to make any.
- Lorithia serves as his herald on account of being the most loyal of his three disciples who were promised immortality in exchange for servitude to him. He never gets entirely tired of hearing her preach his superiority over everything else in existence, though he often wishes she would shut up about how those who defy him will pay for their insolence.
- Loathes any deity who opposes such "true" gods as himself or successfully defies fate, to the point where the event that anyone who alters destiny to work against him will often result in him suffering a Villainous Breakdown.
- Has formed an alliance with Griffith, due to their shared desire for power over all other people, the fact that they both achieved godhood by committing a selfish and destructive act, and each of them being one of the few who can tolerate the other.
- Griffith has commended Zanza for his determination first to fulfill his initial goal of advancing scientific progress to its conclusion by annihilating and recreating and later to keep his position as an unassailable god secure by continuously wiping out and reabsorbing his creations when they become too independent, although Griffith notes that if he was Zanza he would aim even higher if possible.
- Zanza, meanwhile, is not bothered in the slightest and in fact rather amused that Griffith sacrificed his comrades to the legions of hell and that he raped and mentally tortured Casca. After all, why care what happens to an insignificant band of mortals?
- Also present in the House of Life And Death/Also present in the Main House.
edited 22nd Jul '17 12:53:56 PM by ArgonianLorekeeper
You can find me here now.@Whirl: Wait, so do you want to change Hera's picture or not?
Here's the list of cultural depiction of Joan of Arc.