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Overdeities

The Ebon Dragon

The Ebon Dragon, God of Hindering Heroic Actions (The Shadow of All Things)

• Overdeity
• Symbol: A black disc so dark that it seems to suck away all light
• Alignment: Stupid Evil
• Portfolio: Heroes Act, Villains Hinder, Embodiment of Betrayal, Vice and, The ABSOLUTE LACK of Virtues, Lack of a Real Sense of Self, Dark Is Evil, Our Dragons Are Different, Created the Unconquered Sun to Have a Foe to Define Him, Satanic Archetype, Inherently Pathetic Due to Embodying Vice and Failure, Stupid Evil, The Corrupter, Zero Valor, Always Lying, Shadow Archetype, For the Evulz, To Create a Playground for Evil, Physically Incapable of Selflessness
• Domains: Treachery, Darkness, Shadow, Vice, Failure, Evil, Ruination
• Interested in: Dark Villains, The House of Betrayal, Raditz, Lord Drakkon, Omega
• Fond of: Those with no redeeming qualities whatsoever (particularly the treacherous), Walder Frey, Peter Pettigrew
• "Allies": Dis, Angra Mainyu, Nyarlathotep (Persona), Dharkon, Yuuki Terumi, Barbatos, The Dark Knights, Tzeentch, Death (Final Destination), Grima, Nightmare Moon, Vaatu, Molag Bal, Aku, Pride the Arrogant
  • Former "Allies": Melkor, Johan Liebert, Majin Buu
• Rivals: Darkseid, Damien Thorn^note Not on their end, Chernabog
• Enemies:
  • In general: Pretty much anyone with a shred of virtue in them, every Alignment member, every Hadou God, The Endless, the House of Celebration, Amara
  • Major Forces of Good: The Unconquered Sun (his creation), Cosmos, The Love That Moves The Stars, AMATERASU, Ra, Igor, Ahura Mazda, Philemon, Ezalor, Raava
  • Good-aligned deities: Heroism in general (Mainly Light and Dark-associated Heroes), but has special contempt for Clark Kent/Superman, Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, Daenerys Targaryen, Io, Bahamut, Tiki (and heroic dragons as a whole), The Phantom Thieves (especially Morgana), The Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack, Sir Galahad, Midna, Jiminy Cricket
  • Villains: His former "Allies", especially Griffith, Well-Intentioned and Utopia-oriented Villains, Knight Templars (especially Fused Zamasu), Leonard Snart, Villains with Standards in general, Galeem, The Light of Destruction and Light Villains, Ashera , Yaldabaoth, those who show that Order Is Not Good
• If the Exalted are divine representations of positive qualities and victories, then the Ebon Dragon is the Anti-Exalt, a being who exists to deprive victory. The embodiment of all vice and corruption, the Shadow of All Things is defined by existing to befoul and ruin others' hopes and dreams. It is inherently difficult for the Ebon Dragon to act proactively, his motives being to spitefully hinder others and deny their victories. As long as he comes out ahead of everyone else, he could lose everything and still be happy.
• Long ago, the Ebon Dragon once held the role of Shadow Archetype, which he is meant to represent to... well, everyone and everything virtuous. Though present early in the Pantheon's history, he and his Exalted brethren fell out of favor. With the Unconquered Sun no longer present, the Ebon Dragon has chosen to define himself as the Arch-Enemy to Amaterasu, due to also being a Sun Goddess of Good. And Cosmos for good measure. But then he eventually returned as the Embodiment of Virtue, and the Ebon Dragon couldn't be more at joy.
• By default, the Ebon Dragon is enemies to all who represent good. He particularly despises those who are light oriented. As the absolute antithesis of virtue, perhaps more so than the Kingdom of the Emperor Dolorous (who at least started out as beautiful), he is one of the only beings that The Love That Moves The Stars genuinely hates. He really hates the pure of heart, the embodiments of virtue, ect. However, even villains like Leonard Snart detest the Ebon Dragon, as long as they have some set of virtues to speak of.
• Villains who think they're doing right, be it their intention, goal or standards, regard the Ebon Dragon as an abomination. Zamasu hates what he represents, yet in his self-righteousness fails to realize how deeply monstrous he is. The Ebon Dragon mocks Zamasu, pointing out he is a deep traitor to the gods and to his role in the cosmos. Zamasu angrily screamed "YOU HAVE NO PLACE TO TALK!", though most believe he did.
• Once dwelt among Melkor as one of the Four Horsemen, but as time passed he proved more irrelevant. The Ebon Dragon's first thoughts on his return were absolute rage at being replaced, especially by the Falcon of Light. In general, the Ebon Dragon hates light, good or evil. He soon called Melkor a traitor, causing him to laugh uproariously about the absolute hypocrisy of the Ebon Dragon complaining about treachery. Of course, the Ebon Dragon has no virtues, so lacking integrity isn't surprising from him. Though as they entered the initial alliance knowing they'd try to backstab each other, the Ebon Dragon might be more angry about being kicked out the Four Horsemen.
• The reason why the Unconquered Sun believes Dark Is Evil. And all benevolent darkness users loathe him for it. Amara, a force of cosmic darkness and Primordial Chaos, doesn't care for him due to having made up with her equal and opposite. That doesn't mean the Ebon Dragon likes the malicious light users, due to being of other things a force of darkness. However he does like the evil dark users such as Dharkon. Chernabog, however, had the official position of Dark Is Evil, something that he wants and is competing with Chernabog for it.
• So long as he is restrained in any way whatsoever, he is completely incapable of taking any action that does not have the ultimate goal of trying to free himself. And it's obvious he regards morality as such a restraint. As such, the Ebon Dragon doesn't like those who represent order, even malevolent forces like Yaldabaoth/YHVH. However that doesn't mean he's liked by Lucifer, who while respecting the desire to be free regards the Ebon Dragon's actions as loathsome and finds him a deeply hollow figure.
• Isn't welcome in the House of Dragons for how unfathomably evil and antagonistic he is. Io and Bahamut regard him as a disgrace to dragons, as does Daenerys Targaryen and Tiki. The Ebon Dragon considers Dany's TV Face–Heel Turn hilarious. That said, Grima is such a monstrous and evil dragon that to some extent the two get along. Much to their surprise Tzeentch got along with the Ebon Dragon, due to the fact their plans and goals are byzantine, chaotic ploys that by their own nature are often set against themselves.
• As the Ebon Dragon lives to deny and ruin victory, he is considered antithetical to the House of Celebration. He is mostly opposed by the House of Gaming, however many griefers, cheaters and trolls there are less apprehensive about the Ebon Dragon. On his end, he hates Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson on the principle of "being stuck playing in the same moral sandbox as everyone else and he absolutely fails at it". Or to be less tactful, he's butthurt about failing the game and blames the guys who made it.
• Betrayal is part of the Ebon Dragon's very nature. He'll betray his allies for no reason whatsoever. He'll betray himself by screwing himself over with Stupid Evil acts. He only has one physical body because multiple will betray him, and his own component souls will betray him if he ever he gets out of Hell. For this reason, he has a vested interest in the House of Betrayal, and claims to be its de facto leader. Most of the gods there ignore him.
• If he admires anything, it is the worst of traitors. Peter Pettigrew for his absolute cowardice in turning against his friends, and Walder Frey for violating perhaps Westeros' most sacred rite for the petty motive of being angry at his marriage arrangement being rebuffed. That, and those without zero redeeming factors whatsoever. He also has a curious fondness for Raditz, due to being a cowardly loathsome figure who set up much of the plot, reflecting to the Ebon Dragon's desire to be more important in spite of his limitations. Raditz isn't pleased by this.
• As much as he is capable of alliance, the Ebon Dragon supposes Barbatos and the Dark Knights are good allies. Barbatos argued that the Dark Knights are a superior example of the Shadow Archetype, and to some extent the Dark Multiverse is as a whole for being where dark paths never taken in the Light Multiverse occur. The Ebon Dragon supposes this might be the case, but would never admit it. Though happy to have his claw in the pie of mass destruction and degradation, Barbatos believes that the Ebon Dragon is fatally lacking in the proactive spirit.
• Though no longer his official role, he retains a vested interest in those who represent the Shadow Archetype or are generally darker versions of the virtuous. Lord Drakkon and Omega are two, but he really seems to like Nightmare Moon's status as a bringer of eternal night; she's a real thorn in the side of solar deities. The Ebon Dragon also happens to enjoy those doomed to die, and those who's deaths will change the world. As such, he likes the cruel deaths that the Death of Final Destination pulls on those who cheat it.
• Dis and Angra Mainyu are the gods who the Ebon Dragon can relate to the most. As Dis has purposefully voided every virtue of his in his absolute opposition to his creator, and Angra Mainyu is the original God of Evil who seems only to exist to oppose all that is good, this isn't surprising. The Ebon Dragon is by nature an underhanded, sneaky and subtle God of Evil, thus catching the attention of Molag Bal for being a great force of corruption. And his inherent inability to be anything but selfish and cruel is something Aku found himself relating to. Darkseid and Damien Thorn however have declared him to be a pathetic figure and not worth their time, despite the Ebon Dragon seeing himself as a superior rival among the forces evil. And they're right, as his evil is expressed by having bad Virtue scores. Anyone on his level with virtues can kick his ass, though he never ever fights fairly.
• His wildest fantasy is to become a shinma, one of the defining forces of the universe. As such, he is eagerly eyeing up the Throne with the hope of becoming the fundamental Law of the cosmos and subject all creation to his whims. A horrifying prospect that the various Hadou Gods are making sure never happens, except Hajun who's too egoistic to really care. Not that they'll team up to stop him, and they probably won't need to. To get an idea of how horrifying the prospect is, know that the Ebon Dragon wants you to be at the absolute nadir of despair, your dreams crushed, your life ruined, and your body wracked by continual agony. Yes, you specifically. Also everyone else specifically. Ponder that for a few minutes.

Galakrond

"You are too late, his return is nigh!"

Galakrond, Draconic God of Major Villain Resurrections (Father of Dragons, Progenitor of Dragonkind, The Dragonlord, The Ur-Dragon, The Nightmare, The Unspeakable, The Wretched, The Unbreakable, The Tempest, The Apocalypse, Azeroth's End)

Galakrond before his death

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^{Galakrond, the Unspeakable} 

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^{Galakrond, the Unbreakable} 

^{Galakrond, the Tempest} 

• Overdeity
• Symbol: His claws
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Abusive Precursors, Evil Is Bigger, Absurdly Sharp Claws, Back from the Dead, Giant Flyer, Rush Boss, Dracolich, Monstrous Cannibalism, Necromancer
• Domains: Dragons, Hunger, Death, Resurrection, Evil
• Allies:
  • From Azeroth: Arch-Thief Rafaam (borders on Teeth-Clenched Teamwork), Dr. Boom, Hagatha the Witch, King Togwaggle, Deathwing, The Old Gods
  • Other Allies: Grima, King Ghirorah, Fatalis, Amon
• Enemies:
  • From Azeroth: Alexstrasza, Ysera, Nozdormu, Malygos, The League of Explorers, Kalecgos, Khadgar, Chromie and basically everyone who is part of the Alliance and the Horde
  • Other Enemies: Every single dragon that is either Good or not aligned with him, Io (Worthy Opponent), Gwyn, Ornstein and Smough, Deviljho, Nergigante, the Monster Hunters, The Dovahkiin, Miraak, Oryx, All the deities from the Fire Emblem universe, Meridia
• On good terms with: Harth Stonebrew
• Millennia ago, Azeroth was a world were life has just started to flourish after the Pantheon had defeated the Old Gods. Proto-dragons, the distant ascenstors of dragonkind, were one of several creatures living in the planet but one would rise above all others and terrorize his kind to no end. Galakrond the Dragonlord and Progenitor of Dragon-kind was infamous among Proto-dragons for his ferocious apetite and massive size, he would devour anything in his path and no one could oppose him. Until five proto-dragons banded together and fought him with all their might, Galakrond would meet his demise and the 5 brave souls would become the Dragon Aspects. But fate would have more plans for Galakrond, after all there was a new group seeking to resurrect the massive draconid and they succeeded in bringing him into the pantheon after recovering the essential material from Uldum.
• Galakrond was summoned into the pantheon by the League of E.V.I.L. and the dragonlord was as hungry as he was in the past, feasting on anything that came across his path. Eventually, the combined might of several GUAG members and other involved parties managed to subdue the dragon enough to be able to drive him away and stop his rampage, but considering what transpired, Galakrond was here to stay. The reason? The League of E.V.I.L. cleverly stole one of the several unused titles (Thanks to Rafaam's habit to break the fourth wall) and used it to summon the Dragonlord to the pantheon as an official deity.
• Galakrond is easily one of the largest dragons in the pantheon, only second to Io himself and he is also one of the few that can challenge him to a fight and prove his worth. Io has grown a begrudging respect for Galakrond considering he is a pretty ancient dragon and also like him a progenitor but his brutish tendency to devour everything tends to get on his nerves, especially because the Dragonlord has actively tried to eat him, possibly in order to raise him as a Dracolich.
  • The Dragon Aspects were horrified to see him return considering how hard it was to take down but now that other powerful dragons reside in the pantheon that also oppose him, he is not as likely to go unnopposed as he was in the past. He even has many evil dragons who consider him far too dangerous to work with.
• Not all dragons have avoided Galakrond as he did in fact find a few allies willing to aid him in his mission to cull the world of the weak and feed endlessly. Grima and King Ghidorah find the Ur-Dragon to be the perfect ally to rally behind and cause endless mayhem and oddly enough, Deathwing of all people is willing to put aside all differences if it means bringing forth the Cataclysm once more, even if in the past he did aid defeating Galakrond.
  • The alliance with Grima quickly made Galakrond a prime target for the deities that come from his universe and so many who have fought dragons and actually defeated them tried their luck in slaying Galakrond. Even divine dragons such as Tiki got involved but they were not prepared for Galakrond's followers as well as the brood of Proto-dragons he commands, forcing several of the lord to retreat. Even then, not all was lost because the League of Explorers as well as other factions from Azeroth were willing to help them stop Galakrond after hearing of their brave attempt at taking him down.
• When asked about his awakening, accounts of the events tend to differ. In one version, Rafaam succesfully raised him from the death, defeated the League of Explorers and went on too lay waste to all of Azeroth, destroying the Alliance and Horde in the process before betraying Rafaam and ultimately losing to him. On another account, him and Rafaam were ultimately defeated by the Explorers spearheaded by Reno Jackson whose exposure to Dalaran and Galakrond's presence ultimately revealed his true nature as a blue dragon. While nobody sure what version is true, Galakrond is a bit annoyed but willing to work with the League of E.V.I.L. once more. He does however want to eat Rafaam for being loud and annoying.
• It is said that the Dragonlord's hunger is unmatched, and he will consume everything, even his own kin, to satiate his hunger. Many have compared Galakrond to Deviljho if it actually was an Elder Dragon and even bigger, but the ur-dragon scoffs at the comparison, considering the mindless beast to be below his notice.
  • The one monster Galakrond does respect is the Fatalis, an Elder Dragon that is considered one of the most dangerous of its realm and the infamy of the Fatalis is comparable to the Dragonlord's. The alliance between the two was formed out of convenience, since the two share common enemies but once everything is taken care of, they wouldn't hesitate to strike the other one. The Monster Hunters have tried their best to strike down Galakrond following the news of Galakrond's arrival but he proved way beyond their league and his sheer destructive power make other Elder Dragons look like chumps in comparison.
  • And given the similarities to the Elder Dragon type monsters, it was a matter of time before Nergigante decided to challenge the Ur-Dragon to a duel but even if Nergigante is a fearsome creature in and of itself, Galakrond's sheer might quickly overwhelmed it and it had to retreat before being struck down by him. Some are glad that the Nergigante decided to bail out as one wonders how dangerous a reanimated Nergigante with Galakrond's necromantic abilities could be.
• Several adventurers and heroes have tried to test their mettle against the Dragonlord but Galakrond was a tough foe to put down and easily considered one of the toughest dragons to slay. In fact, the threat Galakrond poses has made unlikely alliances happen just to keep him at bay, making several wonder how Rafaam could even defeat him by himself that one time. Ornstein and Smough, notorious for their hatred of dragons and trying to appease their master Gwyn, made a truce with the Dovahkiin in order to potentially end Galakrond considering he was far more imposing that the dragons from either universe and even if they put up a good fight, the flock of proto-dragons surrounding Galakrond as well as his powers made it easy for the proto-dragon to overwhelm the dragonslayers. Gwyn has been for a while planning to form a team in order to end the menace that is the Ur-Dragon.
  • Miraak, seeing the opportunity to upstage the Dovahkiin and claim the achievement of defeating the Progenitor of Dragons by himself, tried to use "Bend Will" on Galakrond but it failed spectacularly as he was not affected in the slightest. Being a dragon so ancient that he wasn't even considered an actual dragon gave him the advantage to ignore the shout and complete crush Miraak like he was nothing.
• Another figure nobody expected would try to challenge Galakrond was the Taken King, Oryx. He was one of the first to give the Dragonlord some trouble, as he had experience taking out even greater foes and one of them being Akka, the one that gave him the power to create the Hive. Oryx and Galakrond duked it out with the Taken King being able to withstand the onslaught the proto-dragons were dishing out and ultimately traded blows with the Progenitor himself but was unsuccesful in actually slaying him or even swaying to his side. The bestial nature of Galakrond makes it hard to mind control and other factors such as him being a constantly hungry creature with necromantic capabilities has made Oryx despise him, even if both share the Social Darwinist mindset.
• Galakrond can assume 5 different forms depending on who invokes his name, giving him a wide array of abilities as well as being one of the main reasons he's been a constant problem for GUAG and even other alliances. Ranging from Fel manipulation, void powers or even harnessing the elements, Galakrond is a force to be reckoned with. And to make matters worse, he can get even more powerful and the League of E.V.I.L. has been trying to find a way to have Galakrond assume all five forms at once. Only the Grand United Alliance of Destruction has entertained the wish of Rafaam and the others to go through that plan.
  • The aforementioned forms can be assumed by Priests, Rogues, Shamans, Warlocks and Warriors in the Tavern, dubbed the Unspeakable, the Nightmare, the Tempest, the Wretched and the Unbreakable respectively. Galakrond prides itself as one of the most powerful entities in the Tavern and oddly enough, he behaves well for the most part since he is content with causing mindless destruction in the field.
  • Speaking of which, the forms of the Unspeakable is said to be one designed by Madame Lazul, a servant of the Old Gods. Considering the sheer mental strain Galakrond can induce in that form, the Old Gods have tried to manipulate the Ur-Dragon into working for them but it has shown no interest in freeing them. They however, do share common interests and is willing to bring destruction in their name as long as they help him get stronger and get rid of his enemies.
• Gets along with Amon the Dark Voice, hailing from universe with passing familiarity as well as the two being Abusive Precursors to their respective kinds. Amon tried to convince Galakrond to continue his plan of fusing the Zerg and the Protoss into a single race but Galakrond was uninterested in the Xel'naga's plans, only bothering to act as an enforcer instead.
• For all of his imposing presence, some people have mocked his incredibly tiny arms, which is a common trait in proto-dragons. Anyone who mentions this to his face (And isn't Rafaam) will be obliterated in seconds.
• "My rebirth begins the cycle of the world anew."
• Can also be found at Manners of Revival.

Molag Bal

Ahahaha! You mortals and your frail, limp, PATHETIC bodies!

Molag Bal, Daedric Prince of Rape and Tempting Others to Do Evil (Stone-Fire — in Aldmeri, Harvester of Souls, God of Schemes, The Lord of Domination, The Hated One, Lord of Brutality, King of Rape, The Prince of Rage, Lord of Violation, The King of Corruption, Father of Vampires, the Slave-Lord)

• Overdeity
• Symbols: Molag Bal's emblem◊, the Mace of Molag Bal, his realm Coldharbour, and his statues and shrines reflecting his likeness
• Theme Song: The Phalanx by Trivium
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Portfolio: Anthropomorphic Personification of Corrupting, Obviously Evil Satanic Archetype hated by everyone and he knows it, Yet still is Above Good and Evil, Big Bad of Online, Greater-Scope Villain for Dawnguard, The Social Darwinist, Satanic Archetype, Cold-Blooded Torture, Mind Rape, Manipulative Bastard, Faux Affably Evil, Bad Boss, Created vampires and by extension The Undead by violating a woman, Your Soul Is Mine!, Rape, Pillage, and Burn
• Domains: Corruption, Domination, Enslavement, Rape, Undeath, Torture, Brutality, Vampirism
• Followers: Daedroths, Xivkyn, Daedric Titans, Soul Shriven (unwillingly), many vampire clans (provided they themselves don't hate him), Followers of Set
• Allies: Melkor, Griffith, Sheev Palpatine, Cioccolata, The Joker, Gregor Clegane, Euron Greyjoy, Mephisto, Diablo, Shao Kahn, Baal, Aidan, Ethan Roark Junior, The Crimson Court
• Friendly Rivalry: Darkseid
• Intrigues: Slaanesh
• On speaking terms with: Hircine, Hermaeus Mora, Sheogorath, Vaermina, Peryite
• Arch-Enemy: Meridia
• Enemies: Everyone else, in particular Miraak, Alduin, the House of Heroism, House of Life and Vitality, victims of slavery and/or rape, any good vampire or undead being in general, the entire Belmont bloodline and their allies, the Joestar bloodline and their allies, The Flagellant, The Highwayman, Dracula, Cosmos, Lucifer, YHVH, the Grand United Alliance of Good, the Grand United Alliance of Chaos, the Grand United Alliance of Law, Zamasu, Night Raid, Akame, The Phantom Thieves of Hearts, The White, the Fellowship of the Ring, Talion, the House of Angels, the House of Dragons, Frisk, Makoto Naegi, Madoka Kaname
• Morality is a tricky thing when applying it to Daedra considering how beyond they are when it comes to mortal comprehension and to apply such a concept to brush them all off as simply evil demons can be seen as fallacious. "Good" or "bad", you can make the argument that all Daedra have their own virtues, and this even extends to the Daedric Princes. Sheogorath is a Mad God, but is associated with creativity and music. Boethiah's sphere of influence includes the likes of betrayal, plots, deceit, and conspiracy, yet is considered by the Dunmer to be one of the "good" Daedra. Even Mehrunes Dagon, an Omnicidal Maniac, represents change and revolution and was said to be formerly the Leaper Demon King who hid worlds from Alduin... Then there's Molag Bal. You'd be hard pressed to find a being so malevolent and so universally despised by people throughout Tamriel, and for good reason. He goes by many names: Harvester of Souls, God of Schemes, Lord of Domination, King of Rape, King of Corruption, et cetera; They all fit him like a glove, and his Pantheonic titles are no different.
  • Molag Bal is infamously responsible for the first rape. It was he who ravaged a priestess woman named Lamae Beolfag and unleashed her upon the world whereupon her passing she rose from the dead and butchered the women and children while violently raping the men as Molag did to her. She was now a Daughter of Coldharbor, the first of her kind and by extension the first of vampires and the first The Undead. Molag Bal did this for the simple purpose of spiting Arkay, the God of Birth and Death, with this perversion of the cycle. Something of which proved to be irreversible and would haunt the land forever.
  • As the Daedric Prince of Corruption he enjoys pushing people past their limits. But not just anyone, oh no, he's out to corrupt the most moral and virtuous mortals he could find. Because after all, a city hosting a massacre of its population is one thing, but it's another if the person behind it all was once noble and kind. One instance of this was when he asked the Champion of Cyrodiil to go and goad a man who forsworn violence in honor of his late wife into killing them with a cursed mace. They accomplished this by doing the one thing they knew that would be guaranteed to set him off: Assaulting the widow while praying in front of their love's grave.
• Once the lowly follower of Bandos, many a deity's blood ran an arctic cold when Molag Bal's arrival has been heralded to the Pantheon when he possessed a Hall that had his shrine in it and forced its trapped occupants to slaughter each other in his name. Few more so can such a shared sentiment of dread can be felt than in the House of Heroism and House of Life and Vitality. A similar energy is felt throughout anyone who suffered at the hands of either rape, slavery, or both, and its not unreasonable. His goal is to see the utter enslavement and domination of every living being, their souls collected while their bodies are damned to eternal torment to his amusement and he's been known to sow conflict and strife among people to further such ends.
  • At the very top of the Hated One's enemies are Cosmos, YHVH, and Lucifer and by proxy their respective alliances. He finds the three similar to fellow Daedric Princes Meridia, Jyggalag, and Boethiah, respectively, and makes it a point to make his opinions on them very clear however grand or petty. The enmity is no less shared. It is thought that Melkor had a hand in his ascension although Molag Bal claims it was through his scheming alone did he rise above Bandos' post. Still, Melkor finds the Daedric Prince a boon for his side, questionable Daedric morality aside.
  • Zamasu, unsurprisingly, despises Molag Bal for everything he both represents and embodies for he encourages the absolute worst in the sinful mortals and his existence alone flies in the face of gods being flawless, completely disregarding how the Princes are Above Good and Evil. Since such sentiments is coming from someone like him, the Hated One simply took his disdain as a complement. And beings like him make Molag's claim of there being "worse masters than I" a bit more true.
  • Finally, Molag Bal sees the collective despair of the White as a hearty laughs to have and questions if their sorrow is so great why don't they just do themselves the service of silencing theirs forever? The White replied that they see beings like Molag Bal only further proof to end the great pain that is existence itself at all costs. Molag Bal then repeated the question, but slower.
• His realm of Coldharbour is a world like Nirn, but a warped and defiled reflection of it, almost like a parody. It is a place of desolation and torture, where blood and excrement is a common sight and the air is deathly chill while the sky is a burning inferno. Here, there are means for souls are taken from the moment of death and the journey to the afterlives to instead be sent right into this plane of Oblivion. One could not ask for a perfect representation for Molag Bal than this realm, though depending on what you hear and believe regarding Daedric Princes as a whole he may as well be the realm itself.
  • In the past, an event known as the Planemeld occurred when he sought to bring the world of Nirn to his realm and this took place during an incredibly bad time as the continent of Tamriel was in a Mêlée à Trois between the three alliances consisting of the Aldmeri Dominion, the Ebonheart Pact, and the Daggerfall Covenant. Appearing in the skies were ring-like gates to Coldharubour called Dark Anchors and their purpose was to quite literally pull the earth from one dimension to the next. It is currently up in the air if and when Molag Bal wishes to restart such a plan again and this had many gods anxious. Lighter and Softer the Pantheon may be with as many good against the bad, its still in a Forever War after all.
• He's the fourth Daedric Prince to lay some sort of claim to the Pantheon. Beating him to the punch are Hermaeus Mora, Hircine, and Sheogorath^note fifth if you really want to stretch it to include Mephala. Molag Bal wasn't exactly pleased with it and the latter made a note to rub it into his fellow Daedric Prince's face about it. Business as usual for the Mad God, basically.
  Sheogorath: "This Pantheon is truly, truly a wonderful place to visit. I'm sure everyone else would like this place if they got to see for themselves. Oh, did I forget to invite you, Molag?"
• Given his position he has many Lesser Daedra following him and one that catches many a god's eye are the Daedric Titans: Giant, demonic-looking dragons that unwillingly serve the Prince of Rage most prominently during the attempted Planemeld. Their origins can be traced back to the dragon Boziikkodstrun, who was fleeing following Alduin's banishment and was soon found on the God of Schemes' radar. Molag Bal tricked the tired dragon into coming into Coldharbour under the guise of offering status and soon had him subjected to Cold-Blooded Torture. The Prince tried to prod for information for how the dragons dominated man, yet his captive refused to budge and soon died. To still make use of him, Molag Bal used his corpse to create Ozozzachar, the first Daedric Titan who are not only tough but capable of utilizing abilities not unlike the Thu'um.
  • Hearing the existence of these things drew more attention to the King of Corruption than before. Miraak and Alduin simply found the brutes to be pale imitations of the real deal, their use of the Thu'um especially when compared to theirs. Dragons in general tended to be disgusted by the makeshift doppelgangers and rallied against him if they hadn't already. The Fellowship of the Ring and Talion too have done so as well, finding the Titans awfully similar to the Balrogs with the Ash Titans being the most evident in such likeness. As dragons in The Elder Scrolls universe can be seen as angels due to their ties to Akatosh the Titans here can be seen as Fallen Angels it sickened the many angels across the Pantheon.
• He, whether literally, metaphorically, or both, had his way with Vivec, the Warrior-Poet deity of the Dunmer people. Read for yourself because its certainly something alright.
• If, somehow, his entire repertoire did not tip you off the first or following times around then consider this a definitive warning: Serving him will ultimately not end well for you. He is a Bad Boss through and through, and whatever promises he makes becomes moot once the minion in question either displeases him or outlives whatever usefulness they had. Not even family is except from this. When his "daughter", Molag Grunda, was in love with a frost atronach named Nomeg Gwai he had the Nerevarine kill them thus banishing them both to Oblivion to suffer eternally in exchange for the cure to vampirism. That being said...
  • Anyone who shares his desire is alright in Molag Bal's eyes. It is for this very reason he partnered up with Darkseid and Emperor Palpatine. It it not just the fact that they are tyrants that the King of Corruption respects them, but moreso the sheer domination they brought forth in their own universes.
  • His presence, actions, and appearances physically or depictions through statues and pictures all point toward him being a Satanic Archetype. In fact, depending on who you ask he may as well just be The Devil. It was for this very reason that Molag Bal quickly affiliated himself with Diablo, Baal, and Mephisto after hearing of the former's corruption of Aidan. Of course he also quickly drew Azmodan's ire, Diablo's brother, but Molag Bal simply welcomed it.
  • Being the most outright malevolent of the Princes he tends to be very fond of those who simiarily sink to such lows themselves. The Prince cannot help but grin wildly as he recounted Cioccolata's crimes, which are enough for his boss to say he's a real piece of work himself. And the same can be said for Ethan Roark Junior for all the stuff he got to do thanks to his Dad's power along Griffith and the infamy he gained when he raped Casca to madness though the former is afraid at the prospect that he'll be screwed over due to the Prince's stances on the strong and weak and in the Pantheon he firmly fits the latter category. Euron Greyjoy and Gregor Clegane have little to fear what with doing exactly the kind of thing Molag Bal promotes.
    • The Joker is perhaps a definitive stand out to Molag Bal. A normal human with madness not unlike Sheogorath he may be for the most part, the Daedric Prince cannot deny the sheer carnage he brought throughout the course of time. And of the times he does the results remain satisfactory, such as his stint as Emperor Joker. Of all the crimes he committed, he especially enjoys the time when he pushed the incorruptible Man of Steel over the edge and created a world most unjust. The King of Corruption, then, is motivated to scheme up something that will surpass even that. He's got a few noteworthy candidates to go around the Pantheon to be apart of such machinations. Makoto Naegi, Frisk, Madoka Kaname, just to name a few. Its likely to tip off their respective allies, but are a few more enemies to the Hated One?
  • Overall, Molag Bal is someone who really intrigues Slaanesh and its not at all hard to see why. The rape, torture, and just about everything else about the Lord of Violation satiates the Chaos God. It is thought that if they do happen to work together it will result in something especially atrocious. That is, of course, working under the assumption if they are not doing so already.
• As the Father of Vampires, Molag Bal has earned the permanent enmity to vampire hunters all throughout the Pantheon. Having dealt with them spanning multiple generations the Belmont and Joestar bloodlines have pledged an oath to stop whatever plots and schemes he has for the Pantheon. Meanwhile, the likes of the Highwayman and the Flagellant took to felling his followers with much of the same mercy they do to the Darkest Estate's monsters. Vampires who do not share the Prince's depravity have gone on to oppose him as well and deny any sort of connection this "Father". Alucard, Abel Nightroad, Arcueid, Rachel Alucard, and Eric Brooks/Blade for example have made their stances against Molag Bal very much clear. Yet out of all of them Dracula truly despises Molag Bal, as he has several lovers throughout the centuries who he actually dearly cared for. So it peeves him off that Molag Bal encourages Marital Rape License (and the act in general) and wants to get many vampires to oppose the Daedric Prince as well. In fact, fighting against Molag Bal is the one surefire way for Dracula and many of his normal enemies (vampire hunters and Good-aligned vampires) to temporarily join forces, since all of them are universally disgusted by his depravity.
  • Conversely, any vampire no stranger to the levels of degeneracy he represents and brings gets along with him just fine. The Crimson Court certainly does as even when human their disturbing nature new no bounds. It should be noted, however, he isn't as quite as active on overseeing the lives of vampires as Hircine is to his werewolves, however. Whereas Hircine sends out dreams to them and is even willing to take offense if enough of them are slain, you could say Molag Bal has a rather hands off approach to them unless if the most devout of them are willing to preform rituals in his name to become a Vampire Lord. Then again, considering the purpose behind Lemae's story is out of insulting another god, this shouldn't be all that surprising.
    • If you ask, no, he doesn't have anything against werewolves personally in same way he seemingly has nothing against Hircine. Such rivalries are more on the individual scale. Though the conflict does intrigue the two somewhat.
• Though he is a Social Darwinist, this trait opens up one virtue associated with him and that its his respect for those who prove their strength. Its enough that he'll even take his great loses with stride. Though both Night Raid and the Phantom Thieves of Heart involved in opposing vile beings such as himself, Molag Bal still commends their proven strength regardless. In particular he notes the feats of Akame, who was the sole person to have killed Esdeath regardless of the adaptation, and Ren Amamiya, who is attributed to blowing a hole straight through the head of Yaldabaoth. He then follows up saying he'll enjoy catching up and breaking last one of them when they're finally all in his hands one day. After all, there's nothing more satisfying than when they have the will to fight back in the process of breaking them, and he has the means to take away whatever strength that have to do so.

Another man damned. Another ruined soul.

Greater Gods

Dyspear and Close

Dyspear and Close, Divine Deities of Using Their Underlings To Empower Oneself

Dyspear

Close

• Greater Deities together. Dyspear is a Greater Goddess and Close is an Intermediate God, reaching Greater God levels if he consumes Dyspear’s remains and/or absorbs Stop and Freeze.
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Symbol: Dyspear’s Despair Palace.
• Portfolio: Devour the Dragon, SEALING DREAMS AND DESTROYING HOPE, As Long As There Is Despair
  • Dyspear: The Main Antagonist, Wicked Witch Of Despair, Master of Illusion, The Chessmaster, Bad Boss, Breaking Speech, For the Evulz, Horned Humanoid Abomination, Completely Lacking Any Comedic Traits, Time Stands Still, Reality Warper, Make Them Rot, Green Thumb, Walking Wasteland
  • Close: Walking Spoiler, Refusing To Stay Dead And Coming Back Stronger Each Time, Determinator, The Dragon, Dragon Their Feet, Starter Villain Stays, Final Boss, One-Winged Angel, Red Eyes, Take Warning, Taking About 80 levels in Badass, Undying Loyalty to Dyspear, Voluntary Shapeshifting, Facial Markings, Guyliner, Excessive Evil Eyeshadow
• Domains: DESPAIR, Malevolence, Chaos, Dreams, Evil, Monsters
• Heralds: Freeze, Stop and all of the Zetsuborgs and Metsuborgs.
• Allies: The Dead Moon Circus, Joker, Gohyan, Yuuki Terumi, Dio Brando, Ragyo Kiryuin
  • Close: Nui Harime
• Enemies: THE PRINCESS PRETTY CURES, All Ascended Pretty Cure, The Magical Girl Sisterhood, especially Madoka Kaname, Sayaka Miki, Kyoko Sakura, Mami Tomoe and The Sailor Guardians, Every Hope Bringer, especially Madoka Kaname, Makoto Naegi, Clark Kent/Superman, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Diana Of Themyscira/Wonder Woman and Jaden Yuki, Homura Akemi, The Calamity Trio, Team RWBY, Yusei Fudo, Z-ONE, Yuma Tsukumo, Kaito Tenjo, The Incubators, Merlin, Doctor Strange
• Villainous Friendship: Junko Enoshima
• Respects: Darkseid, “Gabriel” and the Alternates
• Fears: Lord English
• Evil Counterpart to: Qrow Branwen (Close)
• Dyspear is the malevolent leader of Dys Dark, and the living personification of despair itself. Dyspear intends to plunge the universe into despair by sealing all dreams and crushing all hope. Close, though he began as the Starter Villain, would eventually become The Dragon to her, and prove far more effective than he did beforehand. Dyspear would eventually consume Close for a power boost, and would find herself killed by the Princess Pretty Cures, who rose to stand against her organization during her first attack on Earth after she conquered the Hope Kingdom. However, Close survived Dyspear’s demise, consumed her remains, Stop and Freeze, and became the Final Boss before being defeated as well, cementing the end of Dys Dark and permanently dissolving the organization.
• Dyspear’s and Close’s arrival was caused by one person: Queen Nehelenia of the Dead Moon. The Princess Pretty Cures had been vehemently opposing her due to her nefarious goals of conquest and what she and her organization do regarding dreams, finding her quite similar to Dyspear. One day, Nehelenia, growing tired of their constant interference, spitefully decided to cast a Curse in hopes of making their lives much more difficult. For a few weeks? Nothing happened…until the end of one of Junko Enoshima’s killing games, where the collective despair of the very few survivors caused Dyspear to manifest. She proceeded to trap said survivors in Cages of Despair to empower herself further, and left. Dyspear would eventually begin painfully interrogating someone about where she was, learning that she was in a place known as the Pantheon. She was also infuriated when told that the Princess Pretty Cures were present after she asked about them, but also learned from the person she interrogated through Mind Rape that some of the foes of other Pretty Cure were ascended as well, and one of them in particular, Joker, would love nothing more than to snuff out all dreams and hope much like her.
  • Upon meeting, Joker immediately recognized Dyspear, having learned of many other Pretty Cure villains. She proposed an alliance, to which Joker agreed, though one of the Bad End Generals pointed out that she doesn’t seem to have any of her underlings, with Joker replying by saying that this problem could be remedied. He and Dyspear ended up reviving Close, Freeze, Stop and all of their Zetsuborgs and Metsuborgs in the Pantheon, with the former welcoming her back. To let her hated foes know of her presence, she had Freeze, Stop and a Zetsuborg track the Princess Pretty Cures down and attack them, also ordering Close to disguise himself as a bird and watch the fight. During the fight, Joker did run into the problem of finding a proper trope for Dyspear but came to a conclusion. He would ascend Dyspear and Close, her loyal Dragon, together under Devour the Dragon. While the fight took place, the duo of Joker and Dyspear properly worked to make sure this comes true after the latter told her his idea, which she agreed to. They succeeded in this plan, and Dyspear and Close were properly ascended together for Devour the Dragon, with the latter being included in it surprising her Dragon. The Princess Pretty Cures were not happy to see their most hated foes in the Pantheon.
• Dyspear tends to gravitate towards the House of Despondency, due to her desire to crush all dreams and hope. Much like Junko Enoshima, a close eye is kept on her there, not that she really cares. She tends to go there to empower herself, and it has become hard to force her out of the House of Despondency once she has gotten inside. Close in particular has kept on eye on the defenses of the House on her orders to tell her when it isn’t as protected so that she can enter with not nearly as much resistance trying to fend her off. Dyspear has, however, claimed, that the House’s very existence empowers her. And as she happens to be made of Despair, not only does it empower her, but she’ll always return as long as it exists. An incident once occurred in that House regarding The Knight Of Despair and Yuri Nakamura, but the two are to be kept away from Dyspear after she caused the former to rampage, which outright killed the latter before Cure Peace and the Smile Pretty Cures worked with the Princess Pretty Cures to subdue her. Dyspear doesn’t regret doing it, and outright admits that she’s pleased with her work and the results of it. Close very much feels the same way about the incident as Dyspear. What isn’t known though is what exactly Dyspear did to the Knight of Despair that made her so enraged.
• Their desire for despair didn’t sit well with many Hope Bringers. Makoto Naegi sees Dyspear to be similar to Junko, who literally created a tragedy that almost ended the world. Madoka Kaname was horrified by Dyspear’s ability to forcibly inflict despair upon people via Cages of Despair. She knows that this is pretty much a death sentence for nearly all Puella Magi. Superman is one of their most frequent enemies. What Dyspear did to Towa reminds him of bad memories. Bad memories of when Darkseid captured, brainwashed him into thinking he was the Malevolent God’s son, and sent him to conquer Earth. The Hope Crushers also earned the ire of Batman as what Dyspear and Close want to do remind him of the Clown Prince of Crime, and the duo have also been opposed by Wonder Woman. On the Flipside, Dyspear and Close have come to respect the tyrannical Darkseid for what he does in destroying Hope, even if it is a means to an end so that he can rule all as opposed to drowning everything in despair for the sake of Hopelessness. Interestingly enough, Darkseid is one of two beings they fear simply because of how cosmically more powerful he is than them, as well as the Omega Sanction. The other being they fear is Lord English, who definitely has the power to put them down permanently. They stay away from the latter, and Darkseid doesn’t give a shit about the two.
  • When it comes to them respecting others, there was a day where Dyspear noticed plenty of despair coming from random households in the Pantheon. She sent Close to investigate, and he would return with information of strange duplicate entities killing people and driving them insane. Curious, she set a trap to speak to one of them, abducting a person at random as bait with Close and Dyspear lying in wait. She would meet a creature known as “The Intruder”, who appeared to be a pale white-skinned man in a black hoodie. Dyspear blocked escape for anyone by pulling them all into Another Dimension, and it was here, where the Witch of Despair got her answers to satisfy her curiosity at the moment. On what Alternates were and their purpose. And even their Brown Note Being nature didn’t phase her or Close. On the contrary: This caused them to have more ammunition to break the wills and seal the dreams of people. Close simply thanked “The Intruder”, and Dyspear teleported the two away after bringing everyone back from the other realm. This left ”The Intruder” and their hostage behind, and the former swiftly killed the latter.
• Both Dyspear and Close happen to have plenty of interest in the Puella Magi. Namely the fact that enough Despair transforms them into Witches, and Dyspear seeks to create a breed of Witch Metsuborgs and Witch Zetsuborgs. This led Dyspear to “test them” by sending Metsuborgs and Zetsuborgs at the Sisterhood and Houses where Puella Magical Girls reside. She wasn’t surprised when they were defeated, and Close, who had been watching from afar relayed to her the attacks of Sayaka Miki and how her mental state didn’t seem to be that great at the moment. Dyspear. The Puella Magi, aside from Madoka who already knew of the existence of Dyspear and Close and what they plan to do, would eventually be filled in on what those creatures were by Cure Flora and the other Princess Pretty Cures. Upon being informed of them, they were all horrified, especially given that the Witch of Despair and her Dragon can force despair upon people, and actually somewhat fear the two yet won’t hesitate to oppose them. A few days later, Oriko Mikuni, elsewhere, ended up getting a glimpse of a possible future where all of the Magi fell into despair by their hands, and she refuses to say anything about it other than the fact that it was absolutely horrific.
  • You’d think she and Close would get along with Kyubey and the Incubators. And you’d be completely wrong. While they crush Hope, the Incubators see the sealing of all dreams detrimental to their cause. This is because no dreams makes sure that a there will be very little to no more Contracts made thanks to the other parties no longer having reason or resolve to accept one. She and Close are being tad more delicate with Akemi Homura. She and Close have been profiting off of the Despair her foes feel when Homura defeats them, and they are using it to fuel their operations from the shadows. It was this that actually caused their temple, a new Palace of Despair, to emerge. She finds it hilariously ironic that Homura is doing this to try to protect Madoka but not even think about the repercussions of what could become of her mental state. And Dyspear and Close are very willing to take advantage of the latter. When Homura eventually wrecked a very delicate operation to gather some despair and destroy the Princess Pretty Cure all in one fell swoop, all because Madoka was in the crossfire, Dyspear was enraged. Seconds later, a new prophecy happened to appear in the House of Prophecy and Fate that almost caused Madoka’s heart to stop. One word…Walpurgisnacht.
• The relationships that Dyspear and Close have with other Pretty Cure villains vary. As mentioned before, they get along terrifyingly well with Joker, the Spawn of Pierrot. Their desire for despair and Joker helping Dyspear onto her feet in the Pantheon after she manifested again has caused them to become extremely close Allies. Dyspear was initially quite wary around Gohyan as he had successfully betrayed his superior, which reminded her a lot of what one of her generals planned to do to her but was never able to, but when he revealed he created him in the first place she didn’t feel as threatened, with Close even informing her after a few weeks of spying with Gohyan even telling her to do so that he had no intentions of betrayal. Together, the four plan to ascend as many foes of the Pretty Cure as they possibly can, which didn’t sit well with any of their foes.
  • However, for the Pretty Cure villains, Dyspear and Close don’t get along with Moebius at all. She loathes him, finding his narcissistic ego to be far too much even for her. While Dyspear will work with him, the two are well aware that they plan on backstabbing each other, and are preparing for that day. That being said he does somewhat respect the desire that Dyspear and Close have to break hopes and dreams, as he sees that as a good tool to subvert people to their will. The problem is that he wants it to to be his will. Still, again, they do still work together from time to time. This is because they share enemies in the form of Pretty Cure, and they know better than to fight amongst themselves until their enemies are completely and utterly eradicated altogether.
• While Dyspear and Close initially believed it to be circumstance that caused them to ascend, Close eventually encountered an ugly creature known as Zirconia, who revealed that her Queen had been watching them for quite a while. Close was quite startled, Zirconia assuring him that her Queen means neither of them any harm towards the two and proposed a meeting. Her Queen, Nehelenia. While skeptical, he did accept, and while angry at first, Dyspear did learn from Nehelenia during said meeting that her arrival was the result of a nasty Curse she placed upon the Princess Pretty Cures for opposing her to the point where she got completely sick of it. Dyspear didn’t believe her at first, even calling her a liar as the Witch of Despair will always return as long as there is despair, and that Joker was the one who helped bring her underlings into the Pantheon. Nehelenia told her in response that while she would’ve manifested, and yes, Joker was responsible for the return of her minions, her Curse accelerated Dyspear’s return. Even showing her the events of the Silver Millennium and how her Curse caused the Dark Kingdom to rise and destroy it by having Zirconia take her to an area in the House of Time and Temporality. Dyspear believed her instantly after that, and the two have been extremely close allies ever since. And Nehelenia, interested in repeating what Dyspear did to her, has turned her attention towards Cure Scarlet…interested in repeating what Dyspear did to her.
• Applies to Dyspear:
  • Dyspear will often not appear to a fight in person, but send an illusion, hologram or Close to watch the battle: But she is not an Orcus On Her Throne by any means, and is more than willing to get her hands dirty if she feels like it. She’d love nothing more than to snuff out every dream there is and destroy any hope in existence, things that the Witch of Despair is trying her absolute hardest to ensure comes to pass. Things like subtly unleashing Lord Tirek, from afar of course to avoid his Mana Drain, or The Chaos Kin from their temple prisons For the Evulz are things she would do to spread hopelessness. To better do this, she’s also visited the Hall of Mind Control on occasion to hone her brainwashing and memory wiping abilities and to grow more skilled in controlling others to further her goals. But something that is extremely concerning happens to be how she visits the House of Time and Temporality and practices her ability to stop time. She’s trying to ensure that she can override other Time Stoppers when they use their abilities, and even sabotage their abilities by specifically unstopping time for certain people to better deal with them.
  • The fact that she manifested after the end of a Killing Game attracted the attention of the Mastermind behind said game: Junko Enoshima. Junko Enoshima was rather curious about this new entity and sent a Monokuma Unit to meet her. Said Monokuma Unit would exchange pleasantries with Close before being led to Dyspear, and the two conversed for quite a while. Here, Junko learned through the Monokuma Unit that Dyspear is a walking personification of Despair, and that she too, wants to crush Hope. The two have allied themselves with each other. However, they conflict on sealing dreams as Junko Enoshima likes to build hope and then destroy it at times, and loves it. However, even after a scheme where Junko Enoshima hijacked it via subtly leading some Heroes to her, the two don’t hold anything towards each other and seem to have a similar relationship that Lex Luthor and the Joker have. This has only made her status as an enemy of Makoto Naegi grow far, far stronger, though Dyspear didn’t really care.

”I understand. That is the proof of your unfulfilled dream. You think you can run away so easily, Twilight? Come back to me immediately. Look at what you are wearing, Princess of Dys Dark. You won’t call me 'Mother' anymore? That’s correct. Everything was my doing. But the truth cannot be changed. Hope Kingdom is meeting its end. Your older brother, too. Does the truth hurt? But everything is too late now. Now that things have gotten to this point, why don’t you continue being my daughter? Your dream ended from the very beginning. From the moment you stepped into my forest. Come on, be a good child now. Just keep on despairing!”

• Applies to Close:
  • Close is The Dragon to Dyspear, and a damn good one at that. Formerly the Starter Villain, his Undying Loyalty to Dyspear leads him to do whatever she says, and she couldn’t be more fine with that. Queen Beryl couldn’t help but wonder if Jadeite would’ve ended up like Close had she spared him in a certain continuity. Out of all the Princess Cures, Close despises Cure Flora the most for being responsible for ruining a good deal of his plans, and his hatred seems to have grown even more upon returning, claiming that she “manipulated him” during their Final Battle. This seems to be referring to how Cure Flora telling him that Dreams and Despair will always coexist seemed to make him give up. In the Pantheon, he has very clearly started trying to drown the universe in Despair again. When Flora asked him why he was doing this again, he angrily responded by saying that Her Highness Dyspear talked plenty of sense into him. Also, he seems to like spying on people for Dyspear, and can shapeshift into birds and other things to better do this. Because of this, Dyspear might know far more than people think she does.
  • It didn’t take long for Close to be compared to Qrow Branwen due to his ability to transform into a bird. Qrow tried to avoid these comparisons, but the fact that Dyspear uses Close to spy on people has caused them to get worse. It came to a head where his Semblance caused him and Close to actually meet face to face, and he ended up Taking the Bullet to protect Yang from him, as he was going to cut off her mechanical arm and reenact what Adam Taurus did to her during the Battle For Beacon Academy. The fight got to the point where Ruby’s Silver Eyes ended up forcing him to retreat, leaving Ruby, Weiss and Blake to carry the wounded Yang and Qrow to a safe place. Raven Branwen, who none of them like, believes fighting Dyspear to be as futile as challenging Salem, and Close has boasted that the Witch of Despair is far stronger.

”You should know. Dys Dark can revive, again and again! Her Highness Dyspear gave me her everything in the end. For me to lock away every single dream. Despair is…eternal.”

Hades (Kid Icarus)

Hades, God of Playing the Field (Meifu-shin Hades, Lord of the Underworld, Jerk, "Go Home")

^{His Devastation Ensemble} 

• Greater God
• Symbol: His "representative" symbol from Kid Icarus: Uprising
• Theme Music: Hades' Infernal Theme
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Planning In Circles Around other Divinities, Holding Legitimate Godhood, Seeing All Allies As Cannon Fodder, Manipulating Another God For Two Games, Being A Dangerous Riot, Putting Tim Curry To Shame, Continuously Feigning Kindness, Being Second-Strongest In His Universe, Constantly Mocking Everything That Moves, Complete Monster
• Domains: Death, Chaos, War, Evil
• Followers: Medusa, Pandora
• Allies: Grima
• Rival: Yuuki Terumi
• Enemies: Pit, Palutena, Viridi, Dark Pit, Dyntos, most everyone in the GUAG, Ruby Rose, Grenth, Zagreus, Team Dai-Gurren, Asura
• Worthy Opponent: The other Hades, Poseidon,
• Ultimately seeks to turn the entirety of the Pantheon at ends with one another to collect the most powerful of souls. Sadly—for him—he does an absolutely terrible job at concealing his intentions.
• When confronted by the other Hades of the Pantheon, the Hades here promptly laughed and mocked him for being defeated by a single punch. Even upon being informed the punch had been delivered by Hercules, he did not waver from his initial statement. For THIS Hades to be defeated it took having his heart destroyed, getting cut in half, getting his head crushed, and FINALLY getting hit by a large Wave-Motion Gun to kill him, and even then, he survived as a disembodied voice.
  • However, he was genuinely impressed when he saw that Hades' true form and what he could do, actually commenting he would probably have to bring out his Devastation Ensemble to even the odds. As such, whenever the two of them cross paths nowadays, Hades just gives his counterpart a lazy wave and occasional taunt. From him, that's high praise indeed.
• Notable for being able to tolerate Excalibur.
• Hades was initially legitimately surprised that Yuuki Terumi had already claimed the position of Trolling God. However, Hades was just as quick to laugh it off and comment that he was "merely keeping his crown warm for him".
• Works with Grima in experiments involving souls, and together they have created several new types of monsters.
  • Also helped remake Grima's body after he decided to show that he could survive an attack from Asura.
• He and Viridi were recently in a battle sparked after he commented that she and Pit should get married. They destroyed half of both the Houses of Nature and Villains and most everything in between.
  • His words on the subject afterward? "Yow, she's a feisty one!"
• He can sometimes be found speaking with Excalibur over a cup of tea. Supposedly, Hades is trying to find new ways to annoy people and is receiving education from Excalibur. He denies this, though, claiming he's simply learning about his "friend's" world and history. Regardless, most gods leave the room whenever they start talking.
• Recently, Hades spent several days keeping pressure off of his back. While he has refused to disclose any information to most anyone who asks, eavesdropping on a conversation between him and Excalibur has revealed that it was related to an unseen bout between him and the recent-recruited Bowser in the Underworld.
• Was offered a place in the Usurpers faction in the upcoming Pantheonic Rebellion by Satan, but declined. For now, he's content to just sit on the sidelines and watch events unfold (and maybe harvest some fallen souls in the meantime).
  "Look at you, scurrying around behind old Melky's back and betraying him. It's classic. Besides, the Pantheon is my flower to plunder, not yours!"
  • He may or may not be planning to harvest all of the Usurper's souls if they fail. To this end, he has been seen consorting with Yhwach recently, likely to make some sort of deal on that end to lay off of them.
• Shown here, he is not a fan of the adventures of Ruby Rose. Whenever the two encounter each other in the Pantheon, Hades quotes this video at the girl to troll her. Though the mortal who made the video with Hades agrees with him, he acknowledges that her series was at least trying).
• Was absolutely pissed when he heard that Dyntos ascended, still incredibly incensed at his "interference" allowing Pit to kill him.
• Zagreus never thought that he could meet a more despicable version of Hades, his father, until he gave a look at his Kid Icarus incarnation, seeing Hades' waste of souls doomed to his version of the Underworld as utterly unforgivable. For once content to follow his father's instructions to get rid of this version of Hades, Zagreus works to ensure that Hades can't pose a threat to his father and the rest of the Underworld.

Orcus

Orcus, Demonic Lord of Inactive Villainy (Lord of the Undead, Prince of the Undead, Prince of Undeath, Blood Lord, Tenebrous)

• Greater God
• Symbol: The Wand of Orcus or his Demonic Rune◊
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Demonic Lord of the Underworld, Practitioner of Necromancy, Constantly Fights against other Villains to the Point where he Doesn't spend time Fighting against Heroes, Red Is Violent, Having a Humanoid Appearance with Bull-Like Features, Was Once A Mortal, Seeks to Destroy All Life in the Multiverse, God of Evil, Evil Overlord, Cares About Nothing but Himself, Wants to Spread Evil and Discord, Complete Monster
• Domains: Demons, Evil, Undead, Genocide, Deicide
• Heralds: His Cult
• Allies: Nekron, Nagash and the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, Count Orlok, Konrad von Carstein, Zhaitan, Kel'Thuzad, Undying, Gul'dan, Molag Bal, Trigon, Clown/The Violator, Malebolgia
• Rivals: DEMOGORGON, Griffith, The Godhand, Diablo, Baal, Mephisto, Sauron, Lord Voldemort, Lord Recluse, Miraak
• Enemies: Meridia, Drizzt Do'Urden, Link, Princess Zelda, Aragorn, King Arthur, The Hawkins Party, Lucina, Usalia
• Respects: Melkor and the Grand United Alliance of Evil, The Demons of Inferno
• Opposes: Death of the Endless, The Maiden in Black, Cosmos and the Grand United Alliance of Good, The Angels of Paradise
• One of the reigning gods of the Forgotten Realms is Orcus, Lord of the Underworld who practices teachings of necromancy and personally leads an army of Undeath. However, before his reign as a Demonic Lord, he was once a mortal being with sinister desires for magic. After he died, his Chaotic Evil alignment meant that he was banished into the Abyss to become a demon, though Orcus wasn't ready to submit defeat. He worked his way up from a lowly larvae to a Balor in many years before ultimately becoming a Demon Lord. His quest for power, however, led Orcus to butt heads against many of the other Demon Lords who were vying to become the Prince of Demons and wanting to usurp the position from Demogorgon and facing a rival in the form of Graz'zt. The three demons became arch-enemies against one another, in addition to Orcus becoming a true God.
• Thousands of years of fighting against other demonic lords meant that Orcus did little to nothing when it came to opposing heroes. All things considered, when he discovered the Pantheon, he was surprised to see a massive collection of evil beings and demons united with one another against the forces of Good, though the concept of villainous deities facing off against one another wasn't lost either. If anything, Orcus spends his time exclusively fighting other villains.
  • He initially found interest in the Grand United Alliance of Evil, feeling that Melkor may approve of what he does. Then, he switched gears once he realized the presence of the Grand United Alliance of Destruction. Beating and trampling his way to Ryut and confronting Nekron, Orcus demanded that he become a member, so that he can provide a new military asset on their side. Impressed by his determination and power, Nekron nominated him a spot in the GUAD Black Hammer.
    • However, he still has some sort of admiration for the GUAE, given that he is a demonic lord after all. Still, the GUAE has a lot of notable demonic beings there who champion themselves above all, most notably Griffith. Orcus would like to show the White Hawk who's the greater demon one day, but for now, he has other plans to conduct with Nekron and the GUAD.
• Orcus is well known for the fact that he does absolutely nothing when it comes to fighting against heroes nor stopping their progress. To his credit, Orcus is too caught up on his wars against Demogorgon and Graz'zt that he can't simply turn around without being blindsided by an attack. However, maybe the GUAD could change this notion, seeing as Nekron spends just as much of his time fighting against heroes as much as villains. That sort of notion has gotten Orcus rather excited and is ready to kill to amass the GUAD's army.
• As a demonic god who started out as a mortal being before working his way up to legitimately claim Godhood, Orcus has a few things in common with Nagash. As a fellow conspirator to the GUAD, the two would often spend time together in trading military equipments, corpses for reanimation and their insatiable nature towards evil. Nagash, however, may be trying to use Orcus for his own ends, but then again, the Demonic Lord of the Underworld may be plotting the same to the Great Necromancer.
• Being a demon meant that he was automatically opposed by the Angels Sub-House the moment he announced his presence. That said, he's more focused towards the Angels of Paradiso and he wants to make sure that they don't get to kill anything they come across. In his own mind, Orcus gets to do it, and he wants to kill for his and his army's benefit.
• Taking notes about the various different demons dwelling in the Pantheon, Orcus quickly became rivals with many of them, especially Griffith and the Godhand for having a large success rate in thumbing their control of their home universe. Orcus, however, states that unlike those five, he's more ambitious in that he's aimed for multiverses and that Griffith and the Godhand should take notes.
  • A similar rivalry also exists between him and the Prime Evils. He credits Diablo for inspiring fear within his enemies, Baal for his destructive potential and Mephisto for his devious mind and also finds it amusing how the three of them like to fight and take advantage of one another when it comes to who gets to take over Heaven and Hell. Still, Orcus sees Griffith as being somewhat better than them, which also means he's more cautious towards the Godhand.
• As a necromancer, he seems to be most at home in the House of Undead and Phasmata, given that he could freely travel there and feel serene about the multitude of corpses strewn around the fields. Of course, he has gotten himself very acquainted with the numerous undead residents there and, more than once, has tried to win them over for his leadership. Though he may be strong, he can plan out when he feels like it.
  • Of the vampires that he could meet up, the only ones he could see as true allies are Count Orlok and Konrad von Carstein. Mainly because the two of them have no moral scruples to hold them back and that Orcus can use them as attack dogs of sorts. That said, Orlok and Konrad have their own ambitions to look forward to, plus Konrad is a little difficult to command due to his raving insanity.
  • Of course, he gets along pretty well with fellow necromancers such as Kel'Thuzad and Undying and trying to make an attempt at working together and spreading discord at the Pantheon. So far, Kel'Thuzad prioritizes Arthas Menethil over anyone else, so Undying seems to be the Necromancer that Orcus works with rather frequently.
• Not surprisingly, many heroes oppose him for being a raving beast of a god whose only desire is total destruction and spreading evil. Link and Lucina sometimes get vibes of Ganondorf and Grima respectively due to Orcus's desire To Create a Playground for Evil and for aspirations to destroy the multiverse. The Hawkins Party dislike him on principle that he's a D&D antagonist that they've played against, though even with Eleven at her full strength, they know they're powerless against the Evil Overlord.
• Nekron is amused and fascinated about Orcus being in the House of Villainy, despite his allegiance to the GUAD. To Nekron, Orcus can take advantage of any corpses found there and salvage them to Ryut or other GUAD designated territories to resurrected as undead automatons under their services. The God of Evil, however, finds this annoying and seeks a means to eliminate Orcus by any means. However, with the Lord of the Underworld being granted a means of fast-travelling to GUAD-designated areas, he's got the means to make his escape if needed.
• He has a rivalry with Miraak partly due to the two of them having a cult that worships them and are just as much as feared and reviled. However, unlike the Godhand or the Prime Evils, Orcus doesn't really think much of the First Dragonborn whereas Miraak shot back stating that he's a coward by sitting all day and not doing anything against the forces of good. As far as he was concerned, Orcus replied that he intends to be the Prince of Demons before attacking everyone else, though he's seeking to change the status quo for quite some time.
• Has managed to impress Molag Bal for his ruthlessness and his skill in necromancy and the Hated One has made arrangements of one day working with Orcus at some point. Naturally, this caught the attention and ire of Meridia, not only sees Orcus as an enemy but seeks to condemn him painfully because of his ties to necromancy and the undead.
• Orcus flew into a rage upon learning that Demogorgon, the current Prince of Demons, has ascended to the Pantheon, although their positions in different Houses makes it difficult for them to act against each other. However, the fact that he ascended before the Sibilant Beast is a point of pride for the Prince of Undeath.

I will be the last creature when I am done. The cosmos will then be perfect, free of the braying abominations that are all other living things.

Intermediate Gods

Dr. Facilier

Doctor Facilier, God of Villainous Helping (The Shadow Man, Baron Samdi)

• Intermediate God with the Friends' power, formerly Quasideity
• Symbol: The charm from the Friends or his cane and hat with a set of tarot cards
• Theme Song: "Friends On The Other Side"
• Alignment: Neutral Evil, pretends to be Neutral Good
• Domain: Voodoo, Trickery, Impersonation, Shadow
• Portfolio: Helping others for his own agenda, The Barnum, Controlling Shadows, Jackass Genie, Lean and Mean, got dragged to the other side, Complete Monster
• Allies: The Disney Villains except Judge Frollo, Bernkastel, Kirei Kotonome, the Incubators, The Other Mother, Orochimaru,
• Enemies: Tiana and Naveen, Charlotte LaBouff, every good Disney deities, especially Ariel and Snow White, Shrek, Spawn, Commander Shepard, Goliath, Voodoo, Vol'jin, Nazeebo, Master Chief, Link, Black Panther, Coraline Jones, Crash Bandicoot
• Respected: Johan Liebert, Hannibal Lecter
• Interested In: Dark Link
• Ascended because the evil deities in the Pantheons are impressed that he almost succeeds in talking both Naveen and Tiana into a deal with him just by using words alone. He is able to properly escape the Other Side and got this position because the Disney Villains want to expand their influence in the Pantheon and thus negotiated the Friends From the Other Side that Facilier is more useful in the Pantheon.
  • However, it should be noted that he is still in debt with the Friends From the Other Side and is determined to repay it. This led Facilier to be extremely dangerous to those who felt for his trick as he is very desperate to collect souls and pay off his debt in order to keep ruling in his temple.
• Charlotte LaBouff was NOT pleased when she heard what he did to her best friend and has to be held down from attacking Facilier right after he got ascended. Tiana on her part decided to avoid Facilier as much as possible due to the fact that he still has his power but not before saying that she wished that he would dig a little deeper and finally find what he truly wants. Facilier ignores her.
• He is grateful for the Disney Villains' negotiation with the Friends to give him a chance to pay off his debt and promised to do what he can (for now at least) to pay off this favor.
  • However, contact with the Disney Villains brought him to the attention of Judge Frollo, who condemned him for using witchcraft. This annoyed Facilier and he threatened to turn Frollo into a frog if he ever sees Frollo again.
  • Due to this alliance, he isn't very liked by the other Disney good deities but he got especially hated by Ariel and Snow White due to the fact that he operated very similar to Ursula and the Evil Queen.
  • Because of his connection with the Disney Villains, he sometimes brags that he is the love child of Captain Hook and Cruella De Vil. No one really believes him considering that the two live in two different time periods and places.
• Because of his method of operation, he earned the respect of other magical beings who used similar tactics like Bernkastel, Orochimaru and Kirei. He is also curious about the Incubators' work and was very displeased when heard that he isn't suitable to make a deal with them due to not being a prepubescent girl.
  • He also greatly respected those who demonstrated impressive ability to utilize his temple's power even without power such as Johan and Hannibal Lecter.
• After finding out that he is able to sound like a lot of gods in the Pantheon, Facilier would gladly take advantage of that fact in order to trick their allies into making disastrous deals with him.
  • Spawn and Goliath were NOT pleased when Facilier used their voice into tricking their loved ones into dabbles with dark magic, as well as due to the fact that they had fallen for similar tricks in their universe.
  • He also almost succeed in collecting Commander Shepard's soul by taking advantage of his similar voice to Shepard's deceased officer David Anderson and faked his appearance as a ghost to tricked Shepard through guilt into a deal with him. His plan was foiled by the crew of the Normandy and Shepard was VERY pissed off when hearing the situation.
  • Black Panther also swore to hunt him down when T'Challa stopped a scheme hatched by Facilier to convince the people of Wakanda into making a deal with him by faking the voice of a version of their king.
  • After finding out that his voice is similar to the Cat in the world of the Other Mother, Facilier attempted to trick Coraline Jones into making a deal with him. However, she was able to deduce that the Cat doesn't talk in her mortal world and foiled his plan. Coraline came to despise him ever since but Facilier scored points the Other Mother's book for his trick and similar method of operation. However, they came to a clash when neither of them want to share the souls they caught with each other and immediately parted ways due to conflict in interest.
• Because of his usage of voodoo to trick and hurt people in such petty but horrific ways, he earned the ire of many good deities who used voodoo, which included Nazeebo, Vol'jin and Voodoo (who doesn't like the cheap tricks Facilier does), all of them swore to erase Facilier in order to cleanse the name of voodoo. They got assistance from Crash Bandicoot because Facilier both reminds Crash of his evil brother Uka Uka and tainted the good name of his good friend Aku Aku as a former witch doctor.
• Because of his power over shadow, Facilier was very interested when he found out about the existence of Dark Link and sought to control it to do his bidding. His effort hasn't been proved successful so far but Facilier earned the ire of Link himself in the process.

Hagatha the Witch

Hagatha the Witch, Goddess of Evil that Corrupts Land

^{Swampqueen Hagatha} 

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her Clawed Weapons
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Card-Carrying Villain, Marathon Boss, Wicked Witch, True Final Boss, Big Bad, Lady Looks Like a Dude
• Domains: Corruption, Evil, Witches, Woods, Monsters, Magic
• Allies:
  • League of E.V.I.L.: Arch-Thief Rafaam, Dr. Boom, King Togwaggle
  • Other Allies: Vincent Godfrey, Harth Stonebrew, The Hag, The Wicked Witch of the West, The Crimson Court, Ganondorf Dragmire
• Enemies: Genn Greymane, Darius Crowley, Kalecgos, The Hunter, The Monster Hunters, Link, Geralt of Rivia
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Thrall, Morgl the Oracle
• Respects: Hanzo Shimada
• Hagatha the Witch is a mysterious individual who cursed the woods of Blackwald, awakening all the nature spirits and creatures that resided nearby and twisted them into becoming her servants. Whatever drove her to do that is unknown, there are many stories that claim that she is a survivor of a fierce battle, a manifestation of the forest wrath or even an skilled shaman whose powers corrupted her into the being she became. Needless to say, the woods she cursed became a dangerous places and the nearby city of Gilneas would not stand for that. King Genn Greymane, no stranger to curses, riled up a group of unlikely adventurers and set off to find the Wicked Witch and slay her and her monsters. Thanks to the efforts of Princess Tess Greymane, Commander Darius Crowley, Houndmaster Shaw and the Time-tinker Toki, Hagatha's evil was vanquished and the woods healed. But that wasn't the end of Hagatha as her essence would soon corrupt a different realm.
• The House of Villainy wasn't strange to evil but the sudden appearance of a seemingly lifeless forest confused some nearby deities. There emerged Hagatha, seeking revenge against those who slayed her and thanks to her magical prowess she managed to find a temple to reside in the pantheon. He learned that King Greymane had a temple as well and she plans to make him pay for what he did.
• Hagatha is proud of many of her evil qualities. She is a curse bringer, a corrupter of beings and land, mother and creator of horrible monsters but the most evil thing she is proud of is being a Hanzo Main. The man himself, Hanzo Shimada, feels conflicted by the way an evil witch respects him but he is already used with the connotation he was given to his followers.
• It was said that Hagatha's title was once held by the Eldrazi, Eldritch Monsters no different from the Old Gods from her universe, but she managed to pull some strings and force the Court to give her the title she desired. As a result, her temple is a recreation of the cursed forest of Blackwald, complete with all the monsters that aided her like undead, spirits, reanimated trees and the Gnomenapper.
• Powerful shamans from the Tavern can summon her, but Hagatha has proven powerful enough to overtake whoever casts her and become a hero like any other. It would suggest that before the Witchwood she was a powerful Shaman, but her dark magic is not tied with neither demons nor warlocks. Thrall and Morgl can work with her to some capacity but they have expressed some disdain for Hagatha considering what she represents.
• Might be the reason behind the ascension of Vincent Godfrey. The undead noble once struck a deal with Hagatha to get rid of Darius Crowley, but he ultimately failed. At least both have a common enemy in the residents of Gilneas and at least Hagatha knows that Godfrey would prefer destroying them than trying to backstab her. At least for now.
• Looks like Gul'dan's mother on a bad day, enough so that many at first assumed she was a male orc. Anyone who dared to say this to her face usually gets turned into a frog.
• Hagatha is, well, a hag, and she heard that was another evil witch by the same name who was interested in her evil. The Hag had also a hand in corrupting the land that she inhabited and got slain by adventurers. Hagatha even suggested to her to form an alliance, the Hag agreeing to the orc's proposal.
• Gets along with the Wicked Witch of the West, no points for guessing why. Even then, she finds her a tad bit too whimsical and incompetent for her taste but they share the same desire to spread evil so at least Hagatha can tolerate her just for that.
• It seemed that the wicked Crimson Court found Hagatha interesting and its members sought to find her in hopes of bringing her to their side. For that, they first approached Godfrey seeing as he was a nobleman that would align with his interests and through him came Hagatha. The Witch is surprised at the amount of evil the Countess' blood has spread and she feels that combined with her magic, it could cause catastrophic results.
  • Ganondorf also took notice of the witch's evil, as he also had a similar effect in the land of Hyrule. The two formed a convenient partnership that would benefit both but that also mobilized Link into trying to neutralize Hagatha's curse in her own temple. She considers him a thorn in her side and would rather get rid of him as soon as possible
• Of course, she is not a big fan of Hunters, since they were the ones that slayed her. The Hunter is the one that has gone after her the most, since their experience with the eldritch have made the Hunt through the Witchwood a breeze, but they still found a lot of unexpected foes on the way that proved to be strong enough to defeat them.
  • She also dislikes the Monster Hunters a lot, since they are usually hunting in her domain but some unprepared hunters have perished since the monsters Hagatha commands can be very strong and tough.
• She ultimately managed to survive her encounter with the Gilnean monster hunters and was driven away from the Witchwood. But darker forces did see use for her skills and so Madame Lazul recruited her into the League of E.V.I.L. where she decided to unleash the imprisoned monsters and criminals so they would start ravaging the city and join their cause.
• "Dark spirits, twist the trees, foul the lakes, and curse this land!"

King Piccolo

King Piccolo, God of Spreading Evil (Piccolo Daimaō, Demon King Piccolo, Great Demon King Piccolo, Dark Lord Piccolo, Evil King Piccolo, Lord Piccolo, The Original Piccolo, Piccolo Sr., Piccoro Dai Maku, Devil, King of Demons, 1st Deputy Grand General of the Morningstar Battalion)

^{Click here to see Old King Piccolo} 

• Intermediate God (with the potential to attain Greater God), borderline Overdeity when fused with Piccolo or Dabra
• Symbol: The Demon Clan symbol
• Theme Song: The Terror of King Piccolo, Vs. King Piccolo (Rematch)
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Turned Earth into a Chaotic Hellhole, Obtained Eternal Youth from Shenron And Killed Him Afterwards, Arch-Enemy, Papa Wolf, Card-Carrying Villain, The Chessmaster, Combat Pragmatist, The Dreaded, Kami's Dark Side, Impaled with Extreme Prejudice, A Demon King, No-Nonsense Nemesis, Sadist
• Domains: Chaos, Death, Destruction, Evil, Fission, Havoc, Reincarnation
• Heralds: His sons Tambourine, Cymbal, Drum and Piano
• Followers: Tendou Jigoku, Doctor Mabuse, N-Daguva-Zeba, Drago
• Allies:
  • The Grand United Alliance of Chaos: Mara the Magnificent, Albedo Piazzolla, Deidara, Beelzebub, The Major and by extension Millennium
  • Others: The Joker, Dimentio, Khazrak & Gorthor, the Grand United Alliance of Evil on principle, Eggman Nega, Aku, Melkor, Junko Enoshima, The Beast, Damien Thorn
• Rivals: All Dragon Ball villains, especially Cell, Frieza, Paragus, also Angra Mainyu and Yuuki Terumi
  • Worthy Opponent: Dabra (sometimes Friendly Rivalry)
• Headbutting Villains with: Bowser
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: the original Broly, Lucifer
• Enemies: All good-aligned deities in the Pantheon, especially Dragon Ball heroes like Goku, Tien Shinhan and Master Roshi, Zamasu, Naoki Kashima, the Grand United Alliance of Good and Grand United Alliance of Law on principle, Samurai Jack, Ashi, Iroque, The Phantom Thieves of Heart, Giorno Giovanna, Nerose Satanel, YHVH, Sweet P, Zero (Mega Man)
  • Special Relationship: Piccolo (his final child/reincarnation)
• Pities: The House of Crime and Transgressions
• Opposes: Any deity who supports the causes of justice or good, especially the Houses of Heroism and Justice
• Opposed by: Shenron, Lady Lucifer
• Fears: Any god stronger than him, especially Beerus and the two Zenos
• While he may not have been Goku's first enemy (that goes to Emperor Pilaf), Demon King Piccolo was the first to pose a genuine threat in comparison to the more comedic Pilaf Gang and the numerous soldiers of the Red Ribbon Army. Had Goku not survived his heart-stopping Makosen, Earth would be in smouldering ruins with evil running rampant which would likely have attracted unwanted attention from another tyrant (read: Frieza) or worse, destruction by Lord Beerus. The original being of pure evil in the Dragon Ball universe by all accounts should have ceased to exist after he birthed Piccolo Jr. to continue his legacy. He doesn't know why he survived. What he does know is that he's back in the Pantheon, and Goku is his first target.
• King Piccolo is the dark side of the Nameless Namekian given shape, the other being Kami, God of the Earth. His first campaign of chaos was cut short by Master Mutaito, who sealed him into an electric rice cooker using the Evil Containment Wave at the cost of his life. Set free thanks to Emperor Pilaf, he would become the first villain to legitimately hurt Goku by killing several of his allies. He failed however, to kill Goku even after stopping the young Saiyan's heart. Suffice to say, killing Goku's friends is a one-stop shop to a painful death, courtesy of a hole through the torso. In his final moments, King Piccolo birthed Piccolo Jr. to continue his vendetta against Goku and exploded.
  • An endless black void seemingly portended the end of his existence, but it instead transported him to the gates of the Pantheon. The subsequent trial by the Court of the Gods saw him convicted on (the usual) crimes against humanity and peace and more importantly, the killing of a wishing dragon and a god of Earth by proxy. He was stripped of his ability to birth sons and his eternal youth as punishment, though the last four (aside from Piccolo) of Piano, Tambourine, Cymbal and Drum were granted to him as heralds.
• King Piccolo was under the impression that Piccolo Jr's 'Friendly Rivalry/friendship' with Goku was a ruse to get stronger and kill him for good, meeting him to discuss future plans. He went ballistic upon learning that his Heel–Face Turn was sincere and more so that he had re-fused with his good half and became a father figure to Goku's son Gohan. What followed was a Finger Beam that destroyed Piccolo's entire temple (and an outer wall of the House of Family and Relatives). Piccolo has since made it clear to his father that on no account is he to step near Goku, his family or his friends, just him if he values his life. While King Piccolo was disappointed, he still visits his son sometimes because well, he's his son. At one point, King Piccolo expressed a desire to fuse with his son to conquer the world, but Piccolo Jr. makes it clear that if both of them had to fuse, he would remain the dominant personality.
  • The time Piccolo indirectly killed Goku in his fight with Raditz doesn't count in his view. He is proud that his son has greatly surpassed him and could potentially defeat Goku for good if he put his mind to it. On the other hand, he wants Piccolo to embrace his destiny and return to his side, which he isn't having any of^note Toriyama has waffled on whether Piccolo is a reincarnation or son of the Demon King. For simplicity here it will be treated as the latter.
  Piccolo: Destiny, dad? Destiny is choice. And my choice is to stay a glorified babysitter with a friend I know I'll never surpass. It's a pitiful existence, but I'd rather live in that misery than ever have to be part of you again!
  • Because of the odd relationship he has with Piccolo Junior, King Piccolo wishes to bring him back to his side by setting an example of restoring darkness within Anti-Anti-Christs. At least that was the plan, but he treads really carefully with Zero and Sweet P. Even if they couldn't resist him, their darker halves might be too much for him to chew. He is at least pleased that Damein Thorn fully embraces his evil destiny and wishes to bring about ruin and desolation.
• King Piccolo has had to adjust to the landscape of the Pantheon and the current state of the Dragon Ball universe (and multiverse!), and he isn't pleased at how things have changed. His son aside, he's both enraged that he's been largely forgotten by the Z-Fighters and surpassed by far stronger beings. He is especially apoplectic at Goku for gaining enough power to challenge actual gods. Many fear the day he confronts Goku since unlike most of Goku's foes, he is a No-Nonsense Nemesis who had all finalists of the World Martial Arts Tournament killed just to make sure no one could seal him again.
  • He decided to test his limits one day by confronting Krillin in the House of Fighting and Combat. The resulting battle ended in a stalemate with both suffering heavy bruises. King Piccolo is the only one of Goku's foes that Krillin legitimately fears, as Tambourine caused his first death. His wife Android 18 stated that if the Demon King ever hurt a hair on Krillin's head (shaved or otherwise) he would face a Fate Worse than Death.
  • It's Personal for Master Roshi as well. The wily, dirty-minded martial arts master takes King Piccolo very seriously for killing his master, Mutaito. They haven't crossed paths yet but Roshi swears that he'll be the one to take down King Piccolo the next time they meet.
• Most Dragon Ball villains in the Pantheon hold King Piccolo in contempt. Raditz gloats about not being the weakest of their number anymore, Frieza views him as the old Vegeta in Namekian skin, Dr. Gero isn't going to work for someone who beat the Red Ribbon Army to the punch, Zamasu sees everyone who isn't a god scum (especially since he committed blasphemy by killing a wishing dragon) and the rest of the Saiyan Army aren't cool with King Piccolo's cruel treatment of Goku. Cell has some measure of respect for him as one of his genetic donors and isn't averse to an alliance so long as he acknowledges that Cell is the superior being. King Piccolo has yet to make any alliance because he would be on the losing end of the deal.
  • King Piccolo likewise sees Frieza as competition for Goku's Arch-Enemy, claiming that if he didn't serve as the Sacrificial Lamb, Frieza wouldn't have even sensed his power level back on Namek. Frieza laughed, boasting that he would have found Goku anyway and either killed him or forced him into his service like Vegeta.
  • Perhaps the most heated rivalry he has is with Dabra, who he fused with at some point. Since Dabra is the ruler of an actual demonic realm compared to King Piccolo who had to make his own, both have fought bitterly to a stalemate and worked together for mutual survival seconds later. They have come to respect each other as worthy embodiments of evil in their own right and share the spoils of their plots if they're not in a feud.
• Shenron hates King Piccolo for straight-up killing him after getting his wish granted just so no one else could get wishes from the Dragon Ball. When King Piccolo's probation period was up, he broke into the Treasury vault to regain his eternal youth and Shenron stalled him with a long angry rant before granting the wish.
• King Piccolo's desire for the destruction of law and order and for evil to be unfettered makes him a perfect representation of Chaotic Evil, overshadowed in that regard only by the Joker. Sure, he's not one for as many jokes as the Clown Prince of Crime, but they absolutely agree in the world they want and get along like a house on fire. King Piccolo openly hopes to destroy the House of Justice and allow the House of Crime to go unregulated, achieving whatever selfish and cruel ambitions he wants.
• The fact that noble deities like Giorno are criminals is something that seriously confuses him, and claims his band gives a bad name to crime. The Phantom Thieves of Heart fill King Piccolo to the brim with disgust, and he finds it almost blasphemous for them to hold the title of thieves. Piccolo has sworn to not only undo their Heel–Face Brainwashing and restore the World of Jerkass they fought so hard to stop, but reverse it to bring out the darkness of all hearts in Japan. Unfortunately for the Thieves, he is completely aware he is evil so he lacks a Palace to invade. And being Made of Evil, it's probably physically impossible to brainwash him to good.
• As opposed to law as he is goodness, King Piccolo rages at Yaldabaoth/YHVH while hating the Phantom Thieves as well. He does at least have a bit of respect for the Phantom Thieves for being rebels, but when it comes to those who prove that Order Is Not Good Piccolo does like to remind them they cause suffering like him. He doesn't like how Iroque forces compassion either. If the Indigo Ring even works on him due to his anatomy, it's yet to be seen and is something he fears. His ambitions bring out utter loathing from Nerose Satanel, who wishes to stamp out all sin/free will from existence. And the feeling is mutual
• Eggman Nega and Junko Enoshima were enamored by King Piccolo's chaotic vision, as were Dimentio and the Beastmen. Junko does still debate over what is the best means To Create a Playground for Evil; she's despair-focused, while King Piccolo believes only the noble should be consumed by despair while the evil should be happy. He snarks that, in spite of championing despair, Junko's fetish and twisted worldview means she can never feel genuine despair. Well according to him, as "emotional masochism" doesn't count to him. However this is friendly critique and debating, as otherwise King Piccolo is fond of her. He had a much harder time getting Terumi on his side despite their similar desires, as his monumental ego felt offended by King Piccolo's sudden and increasing support, though they're happy to be rivals with one another.
• King Piccolo cemented his image in the Pantheon when he muscled his way into the Grand United Alliance of Chaos. He doesn't exactly agree with Lucifer's ideals since he believes a world of chaos should be based on allowing evil to fester but joined up for the sake of gaining allies. Angered that Lucifer granted him an inferior position within the Alliance, he challenged GUAC Lords Of Chaos member Lady Lucifer for the position of Acting Grand General of the Morningstar Battalion but lost since he was counting on her lack of interest in the position. The gambit only succeeded in so far as King Piccolo becoming the first deputy Frontline General of the Grand United Alliance of Chaos, 'magnanimously' being made Lady Lucifer's Dragon.
  • His aim now is to quietly dispose of Lady Lucifer and Naoki Kashima and turn everyone in the Pantheon into mutant Namekians loyal to him. Not that Lucifer hasn't noticed, because Overdeities see everything.
  • Works better with Mara and Beelzebub given they're less moral than Lucifer, so his kind of chaos can worker better with them. Mainly Mara, who is a source of temptation. He would also love to see the anarchy and bloodshed Millennium can bring.
• Appreciates the presence of many gods of evil and demonic entities, such as Melkor and the Beast. He doesn't appreciate Angra Mainyu, however. Piccolo derides him as fundamentally pathetic and someone who doesn't know how to spread evil's cause. Of all evil incarnate, however, it is Aku he gets along with the most. Mainly because of his more comedic yet completely vicious nature being charismatic to King Piccolo, and because he likes his vision of creating a world of evil, chaos and terror, but always keeping a Hope Spot around or else it's no fun. Both Samurai Jack and Ashi have been made sworn enemies of King Piccolo for how they champion good and undid the future that was Aku.
• Despite being evil personified, King Piccolo is one of the only Dragon Ball villains to value his family. And because they're his minions, he's also one of the few good bosses. This "family values" is why he works with Bowser whenever he gets serious and sinister, though the King Koopa finds him difficult to work with because he's too hardcore in his villainy.
• "First, I will tell you the two words I hate the most. They are "justice" and "peace". Let me just say that I do not plan to bind you all into slavery or anything like that. Not at all. In fact, I want you to do anything you want. I'm going to abolish every law enforcement agency. You can steal, destroy, injure, and murder! No one will stop you! Evil shall be unfettered! Those who brandish the sword of justice shall be exterminated by my demons! This will be a glorious world of terror and hate!"

Mannfred von Carstein

Mannfred von Carstein, Vampire God of Treachery (Mannfred the Acolyte, Ruler of Sylvania, Mortarch of Night, Manlet)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: His Sword and Billhook crossed with one another
• Theme Song: Unholy Power
• Alignment: Neutral Evil personified
• Portfolio: Sabotaging and Betraying Everyone to Benefit Himself, Constant Manipulation Schemes, Complete Monster, Seeking to Usurp his Superiors, Is Known for Retreating Repeatedly, Played a Hand in Vlad's Death, which led to Isabella's Suicide, Falsified Politeness, Well-Educated, Necromancer, Resurrecting Undead Corpses to use as an Army, Among the Best Vampire Mages, Evil Sorcerer, Ridiculously Petty, Third Ruler of the Von Carstein Dynasty, The Armor of Templehof, Fighting with a Sword and a Billhook, Overall Worse than his Father, Partly Responsible for Destroying the Warhammer World
• Domains: Vampires, Manipulation, Treachery, Spite, Betrayal
• Allies: Count Orlok, The Crimson Court, Handsome Jack, Patrick Bateman, Zouken Matou, Ramsay Bolton, Penelope Mouse, Prince Hans, Ganondorf, Ghirahim, Captain Phasma
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Nagash, Griffith, Dio Brando
• Rivals: Konrad von Carstein, Starscream
• Enemies: Literally Nearly Everyone Despises Him, Especially the Denizens of the Warhammer World, with Special Mention going to Vlad von Carstein, Tyrion and Teclis. Other Particulars include Settra the Imperishable, The Belmont and Joestar Families, Buffy Summers, Dracula, Arcueid Brunestud, Rachel Alucard, Eric Brooks, Larten Crepsley, Madoka Kaname, Homura Akemi, Artix Von Krieger, Usalia, Batman, Link, Anna, Elsa, Lucina, The Heroic Protectors of Family
• Disregarded By: Darkseid, Melkor, Nekron
• Respected By: Molag Bal, The Ebon Dragon
• Opposed By: Meridia
• Annoyed By: Killian Experience
• Mannfred von Carstein is one of Sylvania's most feared and powerful vampires. The eldest son of Vlad von Carstein (Not biological, rather "sired" via the Blood Kiss), Mannfred has the highest claim to inheriting the throne from his father. However, arrogance took heed of him as he stole the Carstein ring from Vlad that amplified his immortality, leading to his final defeat in his attack on Altdorf and mother, Isabella, committing suicide due to the grief of losing her husband. Thus, began a series of in-fighting by Vlad's sons, each of whom tried to claim the role as their father's successor, with the battle being between Konrad, Fritz Pieter, Hans and Mannfred himself. Fritz, Pieter and Hans all died whereas Mannfred disappeared elsewhere, leaving Konrad to take up the throne. Mannfred did however, leave behind an associate to play up Konrad's paranoia while he himself decided to devote himself into killing underage virgins in ritual sacrifices alongside his ally Jon Skellan just for the hell of it. Skellan was also the one sent by Mannfred to monitor and cause discomfort on Konrad's mind. Only after Konrad's defeat and death in the Battle of Grim Moor did Mannfred return to Sylvania to claim the Von Carstein throne. He began invasions towards the Empire and despite being killed, he would return via virgin sacrifice, even flaying a witch hunter to announce his presence.
  • Soon after surviving against a joint army between Elves and Dwarves and being presumed dead, Mannfred would come to make an alliance with a revived Nagash during the upcoming advent of the End Times. Due to the sacrifices he committed to bring his master back, including Tyron and Alarielle's daughter, Aliathra, Mannfred became among the High Elves's most hated foes, but were forced to work together to drive back the Forces of Chaos from destroying the world. Mannfred however, had other plans; he betrayed the unified alliance of several races and Nagash himself to work for Archaon and the Chaos Gods before defecting them to his own devices. Ultimately, Mannfred committed his last and greatest act of spite and treachery, killing Balthazar Gelt while the Incarnates were trying to stop a world-destroying rift. The resulting action worsened the rift, depowering the Incarnates, killing Teclis and driving Mannfred insane. Immediately after, Tyrion drove his Sunfang into the treacherous vampire and ignite him from the inside, finally destroying the treacherous beast, but the damage was already done with the world coming to an end soon after.
• Initially, Mannfred entered the Pantheon not as an ascended deity, but as a herald for Nagash. However, the fact that he had destroyed the very world which Nagash intended to conquer plus allowing the Chaos Gods to claim their victory rendered the Great Necromancer furious beyond all belief, forcing Mannfred into hiding. That is, until he was guided my a mysterious, haunting sound in his mind tempting him to approach a shrine. Said shrine was a transporter to Coldharbour where Mannfred was met by Molag Bal. Intrigued by another vampire whose depravity was without limits and had managed to screw all of his enemies and allies over, Bal decided to bestow Mannfred godhood by title. Satisfied and finally able to somewhat reel against Nagash, Mannfred stepped into the Pantheon, commanding a collection of vampires and other assorted undead into his bidding.
• One of the most despicable acts Mannfred has committed was not one of violence or even betrayal, if anything it was his honesty. He was genuinely prideful and happy to see that his actions doomed his own world and he has no regrets about it whatsoever. Because of this, everyone in his world has him very high on their shit-list and they have no compunctions about Mannfred getting skewered anytime soon. At this point, most deities, even good-aligned ones, would rather see Vlad execute him and deliver an appropriate death. Knowing how powerful his father is, Mannfred is starting to make preparations.
• Mannfred and Konrad have a very intense Sibling Rivalry, in fact, one of the most bloody in the Pantheon. Konrad is physically stronger and, with brute force, has more direct control over much of the House of Undead and Phasmata and parts of the House of Madness and Insanity whereas Mannfred has some allies from the House of Magic and Sorcery and his use of his falsely polite nature has swoon many unsuspecting comrades. That, Mannfred's talent and mastery in magic is a very clear contrast to Konrad's overwhelming strength.
  • That said, they will join forces if it means fighting against their father Vlad, whose since gone on to not even acknowledge them as his children and instead make other alliances. Unfortunately for both of them, Vlad is stronger than them combined and nearly killed them, the only thing saving them was an interference from Nagash.
• Finally being ascended in the Pantheon, Mannfred was able to approach Nagash with some confidence, although he was hesitant, given he was just as much a monster as he was. Despite Nagash's very valid reasons for having doubt in him, he decided to allow Mannfred to reclaim his position and title as "Mortarch of Night". However, this also meant that he was closer to Konrad than he wanted to. Still, at least he's back to a position of notable power and Mannfred isn't annoyed about being with his brother than Konrad is.
• Thanks to his ascension, Manfredd managed to bring Castle Drakenhof into the Pantheon and provide a residential and military base for his servants and soldiers for the future battles to come. Funnily enough, Castle Drakenhof is located in the House of Betrayal, which Mannfred found awkward as he wanted it to be at the House of Undead and Phasmata instead. Still, he has a personal headquarters at least.
  • The castle did bring about the attention of Nekron, who transported Mannfred into Planet Ryut to discuss a potential position in the Grand United Alliance of Destruction. Mannfred agreed, but only because he doesn't have much places to go to because of his severely unpopular reception.
    • Unfortunately for Mannfred, Nekron also couldn't care less about him. This is a sentiment he shares with Nagash. That said, the two of them have decided to keep Mannfred around because with a notable backstabbing betrayer at their side, Nekron and Nagash use use this to sharpen their wits and minds and maintain focus on their allies and soldiers just as much as they do towards their enemies.
• Amusingly, Darkseid and Melkor have nothing good to say about Mannfred. Darkseid thinks he's too pathetic to consider even working for the Harbingers of Repression given his general failure to battle against the Empire, High Elves and Dwarves and Melkor would much rather have Dracula as his representing vampire for the Grand United Alliance of Evil (which he already does, despite Dracula's position in the GUAD). He is however, seen very positively by Bal and the Ebon Dragon, both of whom are very complimentary of Mannfred's actions.
• Made a scheme to further drive Madoka into despair just to have fun. He was stopped by Homura, forcing Mannfred to flee rather than face off against a pissed-off Magical Girl, a fact that caused Konrad to make fun out of him for some time. However, like Konrad, Mannfred hates Homura mainly because she has a pretty decent partnership with Vlad, which both brothers take very poorly. He's still devoting his time to drive Madoka mad, knowing that doing this to the Pantheon's most well-known Hope Bringer would incite panic among heroes. Madoka conversely hates Mannfred, a rare feeling for a character like her.
• Mannfred himself has a difficult working relationship with most villainous vampires. Dio Brando is interested in having him, though he's being careful of when Mannfred would backstab him, plus Mannfred being a GUAD member means Dio can get intel from an opposite organization which could benefit him. The Crimson Court and Count Orlok are in much better working relations though as Mannfred can plan out strategies for them to take action on. Thanks to this, death rates in the House of Undead and Phasmata has risen considerably, a fact that the Court of the Gods aren't happy about.
  • Dracula hates him though. He genuinely thinks Mannfred is pathetic and while his mind and magical ability is superb, he wastes it all on simply trying to backstab people and look out for himself. To him, Mannfred is less a monarch leader and more an aimless wanderer who keeps backstabbing because it's a chronic activity.
• Like Konrad, Mannfred is opposed by Lucina and Link, though he's more concerned about the Belmont and Joestar Families. Unlike Konrad, Mannfred does take the time to do some research about culture and magic and has become wary of the Vampire Killer whip, and by extension, Simon Belmont. He's also very cautious about Jotaro Kujo due to his stand abilities via Star Platinum.
• Despite his feared and cunning reputation, Mannfred does share Vlad's hobby of reading and learning. That what he did when he left Sylvania in the wake of Konrad's reign to go to Nehekhara so that he could refine and make himself stronger through magic. Thanks to this, he can come off as being very cultured and polite.
  • For all their differences, Mannfred and Konrad do have one thing in common: Hedonism. In spite of his reading habits, Mannfred was not above killing underage virgins for fun, and immediately picked that habit up again when he entered the Pantheon. Hence, he is permanently banned in the House of Family and Relatives a fact that just amuses him even more.
• He is often seen as a source of ridicule thanks to a skit by the Killian Experience. Mannfred finds it embarrassing to see that some guy named Melvin would become the Everchosen despite his ineptitude and accidentally kill Mannfred via feeding him garlic brad, followed by Melvin turned the vampire's undead army against each other by offering them milk. Mannfred has since made it clear that any mention towards Killian will result in execution, with many starting to see that Mannfred may be more like Konrad than he admits to think.
• Mannfred is openly despised and condemned by Meridia simply for being a vampire. However, Meridia makes a special case for him and Konrad due to being completely devoid of any redeeming qualities. Mannfred however finds the threat to be ineffectual and proudly admits that he's going to continue on with what he wants to do. He's lucky that he has Molag Bal as an ally at this point, given how Meridia outright hates Bal.

The dark is my realm! The grave, my throne!

Saruman

"A New Power Is Rising!"

Saruman, God of Industrialized Evil (Saruman the White, Saruman of Many Colours, The White Wizard, Curunír, Curumo (his birth name), Saruman the Wise, Lord of Isengard, Head of the White Council, "The Boss", Sharkey, Sharku)

• Intermediate God (currently), Greater God (before being stripped of his power), Quasideity (after being stripped of his power), but has Greater God authority
• Symbol: The Hand of Saruman, alternatively his tower, Isengard
• Theme Song: "Isengard Unleashed"
• Alignment: Lawful Evil, initially Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Big Good Who Turned Evil, Dragon with an Agenda to Sauron, Competent, But Outclassed By His Master Who He Wishes To Overthrow, Destroyed Much of the Fangorn Forest To Create Uruk-Hai, Dreams Of A One-Man Industrial Revolution, Evil Counterpart to Gandalf, Corrupted Wizard, Boasts He Transcends Morality, Skilled Deceiver, Has A Compelling Voice, Stabbed to Death/Throat Slit by Wormtongue and Gets Impaled On A Wheel (in the movie only)
• Domains: Betrayal Creation, Industry, Wizards, Impurity, Greed, Corruption, Power
• Superior: J. R .R. Tolkien
• Avatar: Sir Christopher Lee
• Heralds: His army of Uruk-hai (especially Lurtz and Uglúk), marked with the Hand of Saruman
• Direct Pantheonic Superior: Sauron, though he has also chosen to work under Emperor Palpatine
• Top Pantheonic Superior ^note on a formal note, as Saruman can easily be defiant and switch sides, as befitting of someone with little loyalty to anyone else: Darkseid
• Allies: The Witch-King of Angmar, Shelob (somewhat), Hexxus, Lord Voldemort, Gul'dan
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Mr. Burns, Mannfred von Carstein, Jadis the White Witch, Starscream
• Enemies:
  • Tolkien's Legendarium: Gandalf, Treebeard, Frodo and Bilbo Baggins, Smeagol/Gollum, Aragorn, The Valar, Elrond, Legolas, Gimli
  • Other Enemies: Gaea and the Nature Uprising, The Jedi Order, Count Dooku, Harry Potter, Merlin, Albus Dumbledore, Astuko "Akko" Kagari, Diana Cavendish, Ursula Callistis/Chariot du Nord, The Pevensie Siblings, Byleth, Lucina, Sigmar Heldenhammer, Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy, Viridi, Armadon, Hordak, Entrapa, Thrall, Rexxar
• Villainous Foil To: Shadow Weaver
• Opposed By: Eru Ilúvatar, Malekith, Hogwarts Students and Staff Faculty, Hall of Angels
• On Speaking Terms With: Satan (Paradise Lost)
• Respects: Grimgor Ironhide, Warboss Ghazghkull, Waffin Storm Leaders and Nazi Storm Elites
• Wary of: Melkor, Shang Tsung
• In Middle-Earth, good and evil are very easy to spot. Some people's hearts are pure and white, while others are rotten and black. Then there are times when the heart is divided, disloyal to both sides, working entirely for itself. Grey. Saruman is an individual with such a heart, and now the Wizard of Many Colours has made his triumphant entry into the Pantheon.
  • Initially a respected Maia, Saruman soon became corrupted by the temptations of the Palantir, despite his steady determination to oppose and defeat Sauron. Unfortunately, desire overtook and contaminated Saruman's psyche and he began to turn against everything he fought for and stood with, especially his dear friend, Gandalf. In time, Saruman set up his base of operations in the Black Tower of Isengard, where using the Palantir to communicate with Sauron, he created an army of Orcs and engineered a new breed, the Uruk-Hai, to bolster the forces of the Dark Lord of Mordor whilst he would go on to uproot and destroy nearby forests, especially that of Fangorn to industrialize his army and resources.
• Saruman ascended into the Pantheon... after being cut off from life in the most embarrassing fashion a powerful user of magic could get. Sources vary, but consistently, he was killed by Grima Wormtongue after the White Wizard's abusive nature finally pushed Grima's breaking point. Some sources claim that he suddenly had his throat slit whereas in other archives based on the events of Middle-earth, he was stabbed in the back and then fell from the top of Isengard, all the way, to be impaled by a spiked wheel and then drowned in water^note though Saruman must have already died either during mid-fall or when he got impaled. Regardless, the White Wizard was in fumes as all his efforts amounted to nothing and are now plotting to get back in retaliation for his defeat. Though that said, because of his very character, he's now got more troubles than just "oppose the heroes and take over the world".
• Saruman is infamous in his realms for simply not having any allegiance or loyalty to anybody but himself, as can be attested to his claims of referring to himself as "Saruman of Many Colors" and mentally admitting that working with Sauron, despite his affirmation to "rule this Middle-earth" was only a means to an end; he was plotting to seize the opportunity to take the ring for himself and overcome the Dark Lord himself so that Saruman himself could assert ultimate control. His treacherous nature towards both, good and evil alike, has more or less rendered the White Wizard extremely unpopular in the Pantheon, and ever since then, things haven't really been looking up to him. The only positive thing about him, according to others, is that he does possess incredible power and wisdom, despite the latter being contaminated by the Palantir and turning to the dark forces of Mordor. That said, and to his pleasant surprise, Saruman has managed to find a few collaborators to get along with.
• Sometime after his ascension, Saruman quickly got back into being in service with Sauron and becoming a leading figure in the GUAE Dystopia Harbingers. However, in a twist, with Sauron now having possession of the One Ring once again, the White Wizard felt inferior and annoyed that he doesn't have a chance to match up against the very being that he wanted to usurp. Even more insultingly, Sauron was now someone who was serving a much higher being; Darkseid. Upon learning of the Lord of Tyranny, Saruman felt intimidated by the stories and might of Darkseid and was tempted to find a way to bolster his own strength and resources just so he doesn't feel as if he's a liability. Darkseid personally sees Saruman as Sauron's "tool"; someone who could be of use... temporarily, a statement that didn't sit well in the White Wizard's mind.
  • Despite being bound to Sauron's services, Saruman has oftentimes, taken to aid Emperor Palpatine, given that the Sith Lord sees a lot of promise in the White Wizard and seeks to bring out his full potential. When Sauron found about about this, he... lectured Saruman about Palpatine's story and how he manipulated everyone, from friends and allies to weasel his way to become the Emperor of the Galactic Empire. Having been in the same alliance as the Sith Lord, Sauron knows well enough. That's not to say the Dark Lord was absolutely furious to learn of what Saruman was doing, but he realized that keeping the White Wizard would be practical in the long run. Ever since then, Saruman has been more discreet about working with Palpatine, though he does ask more from Sauron anyway. The White Wizard often thinks about what can he do to not incur the wrath of either two Dark Lords, let alone inviting Darkseid to his list of problems.
• Saruman is not just a powerful wizard, he is a Maia, a celestial being that has taken the form of a humanoid wizard to help in overwatching and protecting Middle-earth, although by during this, his full power is suppressed. Unfortunately, with bow things turned out with him during the war of the ring, Saruman is now seen as pitiful to his race by some, a disgrace by others. The Hall of Angels have No Sympathy for the White Wizard either; by this point, they're already accustomed enough to see The Devil in various forms go down to hell and relinquish his title of being the greatest of angels to the most representing symbol of malice and depravity.
  • Speaking of The Devil, Saruman expressed curiosity for one iteration and sought him out. The two met with the White Wizard asking questions of how he came to rebel against God and how was he able to generate a positive reception in Hell. Satan simply stated that he be genuine about his goals and find ways to motivate and inspire his followers. Though these were advice that Saruman had already known, it still impressed Satan enough to see the White Wizard as one of promise, though as he was still rutting about what alliance to take, there wasn't a definitive answer regarding an alliance. Still, Saruman does maintain good relations with Satan from time to time.
• While Saruman is a notable traitor, he himself was killed by another traitor, and this was after Saruman continuously treated him like trash, even when the two of them were cornered in Isengard. Obviously, he didn't bother with bringing Grima along as a herald, but to his utmost surprise, Saruman found himself working along with numerous traitors in the Pantheon, and barely any of them were respected in any sense. Two figures stood out; Mannfred von Carstein and Starscream, both of whom have attempted to usurp and prove their superiority towards their masters with varying results that, oftentimes, have made a situation worse for both heroes and villains alike. Mannfred is the most contentious; he betrayed everyone, which resulted in the destruction of his world, and upon returning to the Pantheon, felt no shame about it. Starscream can sometimes be successful or incompetent but remains a credible threat to the Autobots. Saruman thinks that Mannfred and Starscream can be worked with, but given that both are infamous for a certain reason, he often tries to look after himself to see if they're planning something behind his back. Furthering this, Mannfred and Starscream are planning to betray Saruman at some point, but lucky for him, the White Wizard has been preparing for such an occasion. Time will tell when this is going to happen.
  • While he is not a member of the House of Betrayal Saruman does get a weird feeling that he may belong there more than he does in the House of Villainy, plus the former treats the White Wizard as if he's a premier example of betrayal and treachery. A similar thing also applies to Shang Tsung, however, rather than being in a tense and difficult working relationship, Saruman actually becomes warier towards Shang than any other backstabber. Learning that Shang Tsung is a lot more deceitful than he expected and that his betrayal towards everyone he works with, much like Mannfred, was on more successful terms made Saruman wince that he may be too much of a Wild Card than he thought. In fact, the idea that Shang Tsung may have become a God in one possible timeline has made White Wizard somewhat jealous and this has been something that did motivate him to work harder on his goals.
• He surprisingly found some odd, but rather relatable connections with a being only known as Shadow Weaver. Both were renounced magical beings who turned to malice, though in Weaver's case, it was after dabbling into dark magic in order to combat the Etherian Horde's threat. Despite this, neither get along with one another; Weaver, for all her callousness, still has some affection for Adora and wanted the best for her, whereas Saruman couldn't care less about making meaningful relations, just wanting power above all else. By extension, Saruman also became enemies with Hordak and Entrapa; while both were initially members of the Horde and dabbled into evil industrialization, they've since become good and have tried to do better ever since, seeing Saruman as an example of what if Hordak never changed his ways and became too ambitious for his own good.
• He has one of the most famous real-life avatars of all time, so it felt natural that Saruman would stumble across those that shared the same avatar as he did. Not all of them, however, had a positive thought about the White Wizard, one of whom was Count Dooku, a former Sith Lord, and Apprentice who initially worked for the Grand United Alliance of Evil before defecting after realizing just how much his personal motives clashed too much against his former alliance's ultimate goals, in addition to seeing tyrants as a dire threat as Dooku was a staunch political idealist before his fall to the Dark Side. The fact that Saruman ended up betraying his principles and becoming no less an Evil Overlord just as much as the beings he used to oppose wasn't helping matters either. Saruman shot back, stating that Dooku isn't in any position when he also betrayed what he fought for, only for the latter to respond by stating that he was at least motivated by something genuine and he realized the error of his ways, whereas the latter refused to see what he did wrong and remain unrepentant until the end. As a result, Saruman and Dooku have remained bitter enemies ever since, constantly battling one another over their ideals.
• Saruman became enemies with a lot of beings with a strong association with magic as they personally see the White Wizard as a craven and pathetic wretch who sought to pervert his own morality for the sake of more power and they are not afraid to verbally beat Saruman by stating that he is but a fiddle to Sauron's grand scheme of things. Albus Dumbledore, a master wizard and headmaster of Hogwarts, personally pities Saruman for how his circumstances were ultimately for naught, though he clearly doesn't like those sentiments, feeling it further underwhelms his position and reputation. On the other hand, Ursula Callistis, despite her forgiving nature, is rather cautious and careful about him. While she personally wishes to try to talk sense and even redeem Saruman, she's aware that it may not work and that she has to be on the defensive in case she confronts Saruman. Akko and Diana, however, have No Sympathy and see Saruman more contemptuously than their idol, given that Saruman has threatened Ursula that he will come after the two of them if she cares to oppose him.
  • Obviously enough, neither Gandalf nor the other members of the Fellowship were pleased to see the White Wizard return, and the fact that Saruman wanted revenge was something they thought was expected. Despite their broken friendship with one another, Gandalf does lament the old times he had with Saruman and sincerely does want him to return to the side of good, even though he knows that this is likely to never happen. Saruman, of course, would rather spite and try to kill Gandalf than make any attempt in rekindling old relations.
• Aside from being a traitor to the Maia and for his ambition causing him to want to usurp his new masters, Saruman is best known for attempting to break down and destroy the Fangorn Forest in an attempt to create a breeding ground for new, mutated orcs and Uruk-Hai, which he felt could turn the tide of the War of the Ring to his favor. Obviously an act of evil, this was seen as unforgivable by the [[House Uprisings Nature Uprising, with Gaea expressing utmost rage over the callousness of the White Wizard going out to demolish nature for his selfish needs. Needless to say, Saruman has become the most hated enemy of the Nature Uprising from his realms. The White Wizard, having learned of Gaea's might seeks to improve and increase his power and resources, but for now, tends to avoid conflict against the Nature Uprising.
  • Speaking of the Nature Uprising, Treebeard, leader of the Ents, is a renowned member and actually told Gaea about the White Wizard's foulness and wicked actions before he ascended into the Pantheon, a fact which ticked Saruman off as he realized that his late arrival meant that others were anticipating his arrival. The additional fact that those dedicated or obsessed with nature, such as Poison Ivy, Viridi, and Armadon are bent on finding and beating the hell out of the White Wizard only added to him becoming further alarmed by new enemies and finding a justification for genuine allies, which he really didn't have much in.
  • That said, there was someone who actually ended up applauding Saruman for the destruction he caused to the Fangorn Forest. Initially, Saruman didn't know what to think of Hexxus, but after learning that his sole intent was to pollute the environment for his own amusement, Saruman realized that he may have found a potential comrade to get along with and bargained him a deal, where Hexxus can go along in destroying fields of greenery, so long as they served a purpose of creating industrial grounds for Saruman to use and for Hexxus's noxious gas affinity to be used as a sort of defensive barrier. Hexxus agreed to the deal and since then, the White Wizard has seen him as one of his most valuable assets to put his faith in. This may have further angered the GUAN, but Saruman feels content in that he's got someone worthy enough to work with.
• On the subject of industrialization, Saruman's time in the Pantheon has taught him about other kinds of that terminology and several differents ones from other worlds, such as the Industrial Revolution. While they weren't exactly the kind of "industrialization" that he was aiming for, the White Wizard did develop some interest in the kinds of devices, products, and travel craft that was developed and thought that with this sort, he can create a whole slew of weapons never seen before in Middle-earth. His beliefs were affirmed once Saruman learned of the Waffen Storm Leaders and Nazi Storm Elite, military personnel and soldiers whose equipment and weaponry were the result of mass industrialization, and sought to work with their superiors to Take Over the World. While their alliance was not really possible, as Nazi forces tend to be more favored by the Grand United Alliance of Evil, Saruman took notes and is making plans to expand and add new ways to his "industrialization" efforts.
• Is strongly affiliated with Orcs and, in turn, the race sometimes sees the White Wizard in high regard, as he created the Uruk-hai and, had he been successful, would have continued to create more and more Orcs that would have proven to be incredibly powerful and effective forces of infantry and fear. Saruman saw two orcs, in particular, Grimgor Ironhide, and Warboss Ghazghkull, as the ultimate examples of the orcs that he seeks to create and, as a result, holds a deep admiration for the two, given that they've proven time and again to be some of the greatest warriors in their realms, to the point where Saruman's new Pantheonic industrialization is dedicated to creating an Orc that may rival Grimgor and Ghazghkull. That said, not all Orcs appreciate Saruman, as Thrall and Rexxar demonstrate; the former wants to preach and promote that Orcs are capable of being good and civilized towards other races and the latter, being a renowned caretaker of beasts, does not like Saruman's actions towards Fangorn Forest. Saruman is baffled to see how an Orc can display non-primal and civil traits and behavior, let alone working for the Forces of Good as, in his view, Orcs are supposed to be inherently evil and wants to assert this by killing Thrall and Rexxar. He's since sides with Gul'dan, another evil Orc and a traitor to his own kind in regards to dealing with a mutual threat. That, and the two have gotten rather fond of one another's feats and skills.

"You Withdraw Your Guard And I Will Tell You Where Your Doom Will Be Decided."

SCP-993

SCP-993, God of Corrupting Children (Bobble the Clown)

Still image from an episode of SCP-993: 'Bobble's Kitchen Surprise'

• Intermediate God (Safe by SCP Standards)
• Symbol: A still image of his show
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: VERY Depraved Kids' Show Host, Corruption And Harmful to Minors, Monster Clown, Kids Show That Deserve Higher Than An R-Rating, Self-Aware TV Shows, Eldritch Abomination
• Domains: Clowns, Corruption, Depravity, TV, Madness, Children (Abused)
• Allies: Pennywise, the Joker, Johan Liebert, Asdrubael Vect, Gleeman Vox, Grimm, Cletus Kasady, SCP-682
• Interested in: Evil children like Eric Cartman, Mandy, Hansel and Gretel. Also Arya Stark
• Enemies: The SCP Foundation, Fred Rogers, Uncle Howee, Mr Slave, Iroque, Agent K and Agent J, Emmet Brickowski, Barney the Dinosaur, Toriel, The Powerpuff Girls
• Opposed by: The entire House of Childhood and Adolescence and anyone protective to kids, good members of the House of Craft
• SCP-993 seems, at first glance, rather strange to be locked up in the SCP Foundation. It seems to be an educational TV show, run by Bobble the Clown. However not only is the TV show sentient (and allegedly existed as far back as cave paintings), but a deeply malicious Eldritch Abomination who guides children under ten on how to perform depraved acts. Cannibalism, murder, torture and [DATA EXPUNGED], it seeks to corrupt kids and was rightfully contained in the SCP Foundation. At least until the GUAE Corruption Agents decided to break it out.
• Gods under 10 are forbidden to watch Bobble the Clown. Everyone else who is over 10 gets knocked out as the program starts. The gruesome activities kids see in the show will be ingrained in their mind. Repeated exposure can result in permanent psychotic and schizophrenic symptoms. Any broadcasts of SCP-993 are to be intercepted and recorded for future use, and anyone under 10 who watches must be dosed with a Class A amnesiac after giving a description. With his ascension into the Trope Pantheon, he has been denied any access to the House of Childhood and Adolescence, Machinery and Technology or Theatre and Spectacle.
• He is one of the very few beings to earn Fred Roger's outright hatred. As Mr Rogers is in charge of a children's show to help them out while SCP-993 wants to turn kids into psychopaths, It's Personal for him. Given his reputation, the clown would rather not get close to him. For similar reasons the normally peaceful Barney the Dinosaur is revolted by him. Uncle Howee has some particularly sadistic payback to get back at the monster.
• Asides from performers, anyone who values kids hates his guts. Mr. Slave has a soft spot and wishes to shove him up his ass, while Toriel doesn't want his hands on any kid. Emmet Brickowski opposes his depraved crafts, and the Powerpuff Girls see him as a major villain to deal with. He's tried to control the last ones, but as they're Made of Good it hasn't gotten anywhere.
• Was rather amused by watching Gleeman Vox. While his tastes are somewhat different, he's fine helping his show spread to all ages. Grimm is working with him in order to better despoil children's work. New episodes of Bobble the Clown have had Asdrubael Vect and the Dark Eldar join in so as to make the show even more corruptive.
• Indigo-1 and the Indigo Tribe considers eliminating him a top priority. While they brainwash or use More than Mind Control to redeem psychopaths, SCP-993 creates them. Bobble has sent out episodes on how to overcome them, as they're ruining his work, though it's unclear what that work would lead to other than his entertainment. According to some he may be the Horseman War, with the other three being SCP-237-7, SCP-027 and SCP-053.
• Rather frustrated by his containment, and wants to get out. In the episode "[EXPLETIVE] YOU, [EXPLETIVE] YOU, [EXPLETIVE] YOU", Bobble the Clown angrily gives instructions on breaching containment for various SCPs and how to kill personnel there. Once he got in the Trope Pantheon, he's tried to break in the Otherness sub-house and find gods there to get at the Foundation. Also leering at the things in Maximum Security. He wants to eliminate the Men in Black as well, seeing them as similar to the Foundation.
• Despite being barred from the House of Childhood and Adolescence, this still hasn't stopped him being interested in the children of the Trope Pantheon. He likes the malice that Eric Cartman and Mandy have embraced, initially believing that they were influenced by him. This isn't the case, and he's all the more amused by their natural cruelty. Considers Hansel and Gretel to be impressive, and was amazed by what Johan Liebert has accomplished.
• Has shown some interest in Arya Stark, admiring her vengeance. More accurately, he hopes to pervert and mold it so that she commits atrocities worse than the likes of Ramsay Bolton. Thankfully it hasn't gone anywhere yet since she's not listening to him.
• Seems to get along with Pennywise, to most gods' terror. They are inhumanly cruel things who have lurked around since time immemorial, and take the form of clowns. While there's an annoyance when it comes to dinner, it doesn't hinder their Villainous Friendship. He likes the brutality that Carnage inflicts, and fellow Monster Clown the Joker is amusing to him.
• Believes that he gets a bad wrap, and has made his fans make a trope page for him to be honest. It's Blatant Lies.

Lesser Gods

The Black Queen of Sogo

The Black Queen of Sogo, Goddess of Villains Who Protect Heroes from Harm and Untoward Attentions (The Great Tyrant, Little One-Eyed Wench, Your/Her Majesty, Slupe)

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: Her horn
• Theme Song: "Hello Pretty Pretty" and "The Black Queen's Beads"^note (25:40 and 27:58 respectively)
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Saving Barbarella, lusting after her, "have sex with me or the angel gets it" (paraphrased), the raving mad queen of an evil people, swinging both ways, going undercover among the plebe, unimportant villain in the grand scheme of things, escaping punishment while being unrepentantly evil, The Hedonist, Psycho Knife Nut, Proud Beauty, wearing eye patches during badass moments, accidental savior of the universe, asshole aliens that are indistinguishable from humans, the dark to Barbarella's light.
• Domains: Lust, Pleasure, Royalty, Evil, Madness, Aliens, Protection
• Allies: Lezard Valeth, Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Jareth, Caligula, Discord, Aerys II Targaryen, Gilgamesh, Gaston, Rexie
• Enemies: Durand Durand, many good-aligned members from the House of Royalty, Cersei Lannister, all the Baratheons, Hans Westergard, Scar, YHVH, Katsuragi
• Protectorate: Barbarella
• Despised by: Melkor, villains in general
• Likes: Cosmos
• Good Counterpart: Malcolm Reynolds
• Rivals: The Evil Queen, The Queen of Hearts
• Scares: Miyuki-chan
• The Black Queen ruled over the city of Sogo in the planet Lythion of the Tau Ceti system, a place where doing evil was law and a new perversion was invented every day. Despite widespread perception of her as a depraved tyrant, she ascended for saving Barbarella's life twice (albeit not with pure intentions; she's Chaotic Evil, not a charity), and the entire universe (by accident).
• Is not actually a queen anymore, since she totalled the city-state she used to rule in order to get revenge on the man who usurped her. Still gets called Black Queen by most as few people are privy to her actual name.
• The big reason the Black Queen is in the Pantheon is so Barbarella can have someone to defend her on a regular basis. Cosmos knows Barbarella needs the protection. As far as the Queen is concerned, this is a great chance to convince Barbarella to... reward her. Barbarella is not the least bit interested in thanking her in that specific manner, though she has done favors of another nature for her, like getting her her own Tongue Box so the alien queen can communicate with the other deities.
  • Her taste for the dramatic actually led to her not revealing her presence in the Pantheon to Barbarella until she was needed (which, given that it's Barbarella we're talking about, didn't take long at all).
• She isn't only capable of protecting Barbarella; others can pray for her to come to their aid in case they run into trouble, though it's something of a Luck-Based Mission given her responses depend on her mood. Maybe she'll stab you right there. Maybe she won't come even if you spend hours praying. Oh, and she also expects to be rewarded for every rescue.
• Her temple at the House of Evil Actions looks like her throne room, only a lot smaller because Melkor doesn't want to waste too much space on a villain who ascended for saving her respective heroine. The one in the House of Tainted Love resembles the Chamber of Dreams, only there's no invisible wall separating it from the outside world. She practically only lives in the latter because the less Melkor sees of her, the better. As it turns out, the deities at Tainted Love are a lot more understanding of her activities than the ones at Evil Actions.
• Because she was usurped in her world, she really hates any usurpers in the Pantheon. She's not so great at anticipating them, though.
  • Related to this, she's a Targaryen supporter and wants Daenerys to take the Iron Throne back, but close to no Targaryens want anything to do with her because her way of ruling is similar to that of their crazier members. The big exception is the Mad King Aerys II, who thinks she's a kindred spirit and has requested that she protect Daenerys once in a while too.
  • And now Durand Durand, the one who usurped her, has ascended. She was quite enraged at the news and wanted to just march into his temple and stab him multiple times. Barbarella, ever the pacifist and hoping Durand Durand can be reasoned with, begged her not to do it. Her Majesty thinks Barbarella is simply naive, but she's decided to stick to her job of protecting her from him.
• Her title makes her rather unpopular among her fellow villains, especially the more hardline ones such as Maleficent. Ironically, various Japanese deities have noticed that she sounds an awful lot like Maleficent anyway. They take care not to actually mention this to Maleficent though.
• Is surprisingly fond of Cosmos. It's likely because the power of sheer goodness saved her from being digested by an evil lava lamp blob monster. Also has something to do with the fact that Melkor really doesn't like her while Cosmos is cautiously appreciative of what she does in the Pantheon. But above all:
  Black Queen: Cosmos is very pretty-pretty, too.
• Gilgamesh was rather impressed when he heard about how she effectively used the godlike Mathmos as a nuke to make the usurper of her throne pay. He's of the opinion that someone who places herself in command of a deity so brazenly is worthy of his aid.
• She, Lezard and Jareth relate to each other a lot because they all have amorous feelings for their respective nemeses. Jareth is also interested in the fact that the city of Sogo was surrounded by a labyrinth and wants to learn all about how it functioned.
• Miyuki-chan once accidentally dropped into her temple through a rabbit hole and was scared out of her mind at running into one of the people who once harassed her in her dreams. She has avoided the temple ever since and prays that a rabbit hole won't transport her there again. Her Majesty doesn't really get it, but is happy to see that someone respects her as a villain. She insists she has never used whips in her life though.
• YHVH considers her an irregularity that should have been wiped out with the rest of her people given that they existed outside the One World Order spanning several galaxies of Barbarella's universe.
• As the Goddess of Villainous Rescue she's the dark counterpart to the God of the same-thing-except-heroic Big Damn Heroes, Malcolm Reynolds. Needless to say, they don't get along, though they're less enemies and more like co-workers who hate each other. Malcolm is not allowed to save Barbarella, by the way. But neither is anyone else.
• Sometimes gets grief from the Evil Queen and the Queen of Hearts because they all have similar names to each other and it's starting to confuse the other deities.
• Often hangs out with Discord. She finds his chaotic antics extremely entertaining. Although she sometimes feels jealous that he managed to form such a good friendship with Fluttershy when her own relationship with Barbarella is still tense at best. This occasionally leads to Discord plotting out ways for her and Barbarella to become closer.
• Katsuragi once offered her advice: "We Earth girls use skinship to deepen our bonds. Why don't you try it with Barbarella?" No points for guessing how that ended. The Black Queen has sworn revenge on Katsuragi for it. Katsuragi is surprised it failed and thinks the Queen messed it up somehow.
• Is close with Caligula since they're both insane rulers with some very peculiar behaviors (he's also reputedly one of her inspirations). She also looked into becoming allies with the similarly infamous Nero, but was disappointed that she doesn't live up to her reputation.
• As unlikely as it seems, she found a lot of common ground with Gaston since they're both very egocentric and believe they deserve their love (well, in the Black Queen's case, it's lust) interests' affection. And she, too, uses anteaters in all of her decorating.
• Strictly Just Friends with Frank-N-Furter, because despite having a lot in common with him (being aliens with lustful, hedonistic natures), she has wisened up to his jealous streak and doesn't want him to target Barbarella. Her choices in allies are already limited enough as it is.
• Has an affinity for the Tyrannosaurus Rex since they're both tyrannical queens who had their rule challenged by upstarts and saved the day in an epic (if unintentional) fashion.

Davros

Davros, God of Destroying Your Own Kind (Dark Lord of Skaro, Imperial Dalek Emperor, Lord and Creator of the Dalek Race, The Great Healer, Dr Vaso)

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• Lesser God
• Symbol: A vial in his hand, shaped like a Dalek
• Theme Music: Davros
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Twisted veteran of the Thousand Year War, God Complexes, Brilliant, Malicious Mad Scientist, Cyborg, Last True Kaled (by his own hand), Joker Immunity, Body Horror, Inventor of the Daleks and opposed by them because of his design, The Death of Reality ITSELF!, Ax-Crazy yet Faux Affably Evil, Not-So-Well-Intentioned Extremist, Believing Compassion is Wrong, Totally Evil, Actually A Result Of An Affair, Bait the Dog
• Domains: Destruction, Evil Science, Cybernetics, Wisdom
• Herald: Colony Sarff
• Complicated relationship with: The Daleks (his creations/remnants of the Kaled race)
• Allies: Ragyo Kiryuin, Dr. Weil, Red Skull, Majin Buu, Krona, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork With: The Grox, Nekron
• Rivals: Palpatine, Lysandre, Kars, The Master
• Respects: SCP-682, Hajun, The Xenomorph Drone, Lysandre
• Enemies: The Doctor and all Doctor Who deities, heroic scientists, Gandalf, Philip J Fry, The Brainspawn, Rick Sanchez, Azmuth, Steve Rogers
  • Villain Respect towards: The Doctor, anyone who can match his genius
• Opposed by: Many evil scientists (notably Dr. Wily and Dr. Eggman)
• The planet Skaro saw a thousand year war between the Kaleds and Thals, with no end in sight. Noticing the mutating state of his race, Davros believed that the Kaled evolution must be expedited and emotions like compassion and love removed to ensure the race survives. This new form being the Daleks. When this didn't fall through and they planned to cancel the Dalek project, he organized the Kaleds' destruction with only his remaining supporters and himself surviving. Then the Daleks responded as their "hate all other lifeforms" programming would dictate, and killed the rest. Also Davros, but death proved an inconvenience for him in the end.
• Initially held the position of Science Is Bad, though he very much represents the darkest sides of science. Then Monster Progenitor, but eventually got the title of Genocide from the Inside for what he did to the Kaleds. The current holder of Monster Progenitor, Tiamat, is an Eldritch Abomination Davros shows keen interest in, as he does the rest of the House of Otherness. This is unlikely to end well, Davros included.
• Though Kars doesn't like admitting it, the two are similar in many ways. Geniuses of their race, they shared the belief their race must evolve into a superior state. And when they disagreed, they destroyed their kind except for their loyal supporters. Kars insists he's better than Davros because at least he was acting in self-defense when his race tried to kill him, plus he's somewhat of a nature lover. Davros decries him of committing Genocide from the Inside. Neither accepts the full responsibility of what they did. At the very least there's some respect for his brilliant mind and planning, but they are mainly concerned with competition over the idea of the ultimate life-form. Davros sometimes rubs salt in the wound that at least the Daleks(so long as they're in their tanks) can travel freely in a vacuum.
• Has a genuine appreciation of SCP-682, the Xenomorph Drone and Hajun, though they obviously don't reciprocate it. This comes from his fascination of the idea of a virus asserting its supremacy by extinguishing all other life, leaving it as the only being, for the SCP and Mad God. Particularly Hajun, who has the power and position to actually accomplish it; though of course Davros wants to be the one responsible, preventing an alliance that was already doomed to fail because of Hajun's oblivious egoism. As for the Xenomorph, he regards it as the near perfect organism, second only to the Daleks. Says a lot about Davros, really.
• Because of his background, some have wondered if his awful childhood cemented his villainy. Turns out, he was naturally a sociopath anyway, but his mother certainly didn't help. Unlike Dio he doesn't use his background as an excuse, but that's because he's crazy enough to think he's a good person when his means of "saving" the Kaled race is anything but.
• Unironically thinks what Lysandre plans to do is saving humanity, similar to how he thinks he saved the Kaled race by making them Daleks despite his own actions making him the only actual Kaled in the universe. However they differ in the precise manners to do so and are competitive in their own visions. There is a mutual respect, at least, even if they do not share the same opinion on what "beauty" is.
• While their creator, the Daleks refuse to treat him as their master, and have killed him on multiple occasions. Davros continually searches to refine the Dalek formula to make them obedient and has been consorting with the House of Otherness for a new breed of Imperial Dalek. The Daleks still come often for their creator's help, to varied success. The Doctor has realized this is because of a rudimentary sense of mercy he gave Davros' younger self. It's complicated, or as Davros himself put it "you know how children are".
• Served as the Emperor for the Imperial Dalek faction, who he made from Human Resources. He made a New Dalek Empire from his body, but they didn't obey him that time around. Some wonder if he had anything to do with the Grox given their similarities to the Daleks, but Davros has stated otherwise. He is willing to work with them, but neither side trusts each other. The Daleks at least have some twisted fondness for their creator, though while simultaneously hating him for not being an actual Dalek.
• Has a begrudging respect for the Doctor due to his genius, but unlike the Master it's almost never reciprocated. Davros feels this to those who can match his intellect, and most regard what he uses science for as sickening. Well except for Krona and Dr Weil, who share similar mindsets. He considered Rick Sanchez too vulgar to respect, and Rick thinks he's awful. Davros hates the Brainspawn despite being an Omnicidal Maniac because of their ability to make people stupid, and he deeply values his intellect.
• The Doctor considers him his Arch-Enemy, which annoys the Master as they thought they deserve that title. Surprisingly, they've only recently met; Missy poked him in the eye and had a "clever idea" that hasn't been disclosed yet. Given the two seem inexplicably immortal, any rivalry between them will stand for a very long time.
• Gets VERY pissed off when someone mocks him for not giving the Daleks legs or hands. The latter strikes a personal accord, as it gives him bad memories of the hand mines. On a related note, he can't watch Pan's Labyrinth due to featuring the Pale Man. Really bad memories.
• Claims to be a humanitarian during his time as the Great Healer, where he harvested the cryogenically frozen to make new Daleks. The remains were used as a protein for food. Might be why he's keeping his eye out for the House of Flesh Eaters. Philip J Fry was creeped the hell out by this.
• Enjoys discussing morality with numerous scientists in the Pantheon. He has got on well with the likes of Ragyo Kiryuin and Dr. Weil. They agree on the joys of killing everyone to prove a point, and he shares Ragyo's views on betraying your kind for your goals. He's adamant, however, that he saved his people by turning them into Daleks (not that he cares much). Davros is a big believer in the idea that Virtue Is Weakness, finding the Houses of Friendship and Love and Affection are unnecessary. The latter is also down to him being asexual even before losing his legs and pelvis.
• He is capable of recognizing mercy and compassion, being surprisingly good at pulling a Wounded Gazelle Gambit, which he used to stave death off. And he does have an end goal of peace, albeit in his own mind, stating that once the Daleks remove all other lifeforms there will be peace. Most respond that the Daleks' lack of positive emotions would inevitably cause them to devolve into an Enemy Civil War with no-one left to exterminate, but Davros ignores this.
• Is considered the bane of most scientific minds in the pantheon, including Eggman and Wily. As they put it: "Using your brilliance to become God is one thing, but when it comes at the cost of killing just about everything that's too far!"
• Has recognized his Kaled ideology and Red Skull's is incredibly similar, especially to his Dalek creations. Pisses off Cap enormously, calling him "Josef Mengele in space". Davros felt insulted, given he's a legitimate scientist and not just a Sadist who fails at the "doctor" part of the Mad Doctor trope.
• Has an almost friendly rivalry with Emperor Palpatine, competing with him for control over the galaxy. Palpatine's made snide comments about how the Reality Bomb is Davros Compensating for Something, and when Imperial knowledge revealed nothing below the belt, went "called it." The Dark Lord laughs it off, since his Reality Bomb is far more devastating than Palpatine's Death Star.
• Is utterly despised by Nurgle. The Dark Lord's agenda of "death to all but Daleks" is anathema to Nurgle's love of all life, and considered the epitome of selfishness on the Daleks' part. It's been aggravated by Davros stealing his diseases to help his cause, gleeful at making his "life-killing virus."
• Has formed an alliance of convenience with Nekron in their objective to end all life. The promise being that Davros gets to deliver the final blow. He works with Majin Buu as well, and the GUAD as a whole. Though sharing ambitions of universal genocide, Davros is somewhat disappointed at the alliance for its lack of scientists.

Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin

Wilson Grant Fisk, God of Villainous Workouts (The Kingpin, The Brain Washer, Harold Howard, Wilbur, "Fatty", Stay Puft, Wilson "Willy" Moriarty)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: A white suit and cane
• Theme Song: "Wilson Fisk"
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Domain: Law, Evil, Nobility, Strength, Protection
• Portfolio: Acrofatic Don of Marvel's New York City, Badass Normal, Bald of Evil, master of Kevlard, Pragmatic Villainy, Often has Good Publicity, Rogues' Gallery Transplant from Spiderman, Manipulative Bastard, Genius Bruiser, Stout Strength, ultimately Necessarily Evil
• Underling: Lester/Bullseye
• Allies: The House of Crime and Transgressions in general, especially the 3rd Street Saints Leader, Vito Corleone and Walter White (at times), Lex Luthor, Chrollo Lucifer, Mammoth Mogul, Funny Valentine
• Rivals: Omar Little
• Enemies: The Houses of Heroism and Justice, especially Matt Murdock/Daredevil, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Frank Castle/The Punisher, Captain America, Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen, Peni Parker, Spider-Ham, and Phoenix Wright, Agent J and Agent K, Jacket
• Special Relationship: Felicia Hardy/Black Cat
• Not to be Confused With: Balrog
• Despite the various number of gangs in the Pantheon, they have usually managed to keep quiet from any overly violent rampages. That all changed when Trevor Philips killed one of Michael Corleone's enforcers. Many of his followers demanded retribution over his objections, causing one of the most devastating mob wars in recent memory. Superheroes and law enforcement alike were overwhelm over protecting those in the crossfire. Oddly enough, it was Melkor that brought forth a solution; he ascended mediator Wilson Fisk and brought him into his ranks. He managed to quell down tensions within two days.
  • The Court of the Gods tried him for his ascension immediately, with Daredevil among the first and most adamant that Fisk stays out of the Pantheon. No one here has caused as much misery as that man. Captain America himself was quick to reiterate how dangerous the man is, being close to defeat at his hands at one time. However, this statement only gave Melkor grounds to introduce his basis for the Kingpin's ascension. He may look like an slow obese crime lord, but his cunning belies an immense strength that can take out many heroes in a single blow, and his size can absorb multiple big blows from anyone who's strength doesn't approach world-destroying. How did he get there? Formal martial arts training, and lots of actively depicted time in the gym. The Court were subsequently forced to let the ascension stand over the objections of Daredevil, Cosmos, and Spider-Man among others, as well as the Captain's own personal reluctance. Like it or not, the Kingpin was here to stay.
• Kingpin set to work almost immediately, launching a propaganda campaign to discredit the Devil of Hell's Kitchen. It didn't take long until Bullseye returned to the fold as Fisk's enforcer. Now back with his original boss, Bullseye now has ample resources to wreck havoc on his targets as well as heroes in general.
• Matt Murdock is not the only Marvel hero this man has crossed in a major way. Believe it or not, he was originally a Spider-Man villain before moving over to Daredevil's domain. While some think that may be due to not wanting to deal with a superpowered being, Spider-Man insisted that fact hasn't fazed the Kingpin one bit. No, it's a lot more down to his and DD's shared interest in Hell's Kitchen and the grim tones that come with that territory. And speaking of grim tones, the Kingpin has long been Frank Castle's public enemy number one and has tried multiple times to kill the man. His entrance into the Pantheon now means he can make a direct effort against the man. Fisk merely reminded him of how difficult the matchup is, beating Castle to a pulp every time the two faced. Back on the note of Spider-Man, Kingpin has not been amused that an entire so-called Spiderverse is out for him, and nearly all those Spider-People have ascended.
• Lawyers such as Phoenix Wright tried to tackle the man with the law. Unfortunately, the Kingpin has a formidable lineup of lawyers led by Manfred von Karma to prevent his arrest. He's also fought back against assassination attempts from Jacket, a relatively new hitman. The mask wearer has had a similar job and thought he could be as successful. All this on top of the aforementioned record of dominance in combat over Castle. This is one villain that will be difficult to defeat from either side of the law.
• Has connections with other criminals in the House of Crime and Transgressions to varying degrees. The more chaotic gang members are the most difficult to control, but even they understand not to mess with operation.
  • Some intriguing relationships he has include the Black Cat and Heisenberg. The Classy Cat-Burglar works on some of his operations on occasion, mostly to steal items that were stolen or confiscated from him. He has let her interactions with Spider-Man stand for now, not wanting her to push too far away from him. Walter's drugs, meanwhile, have been a godsend for Fisk's smuggling business. With that said, Fisk is wary of fully cooperating with the man since Walter has stated to have ulterior motives himself and has a history of defying gang members at times.
  • While he has branches in all branches of crime, he feels most at home with the Corleone family. It can be said that Fisk modeled his empire after Vito's crime ring. As per agreement, Fisk has agreed to leave much of the Pantheon's wealth to Vito, leaving him with near full access to his own world. He felt that his own sphere of influence is enough, just as long as the two can maintain order in the Pantheon.
  • He does not enjoy the same relationship with Omar Little. The Karmic Thief has robbed Fisk's crime ring just as he has many others, sometimes leaving a trail of blood in his wake. As Omar has made alliances with the Corleones and has even been hired by them to attack their enemies, Fisk has secretly considered the possibility that the Corleones could be using Omar to attack him while maintaining Plausible Deniability. As such, he is watching developments very carefully to see if he can find any concrete evidence of this theory. Should he do so, (or believe that he has found such evidence) it could lead to profound consequences.
• Not everything is that rosy between him and Melkor. The Kingpin has a history of helping out the heroes in certain situations, especially against bigger threats. That has aligned him with YHVH as well, though he is also in conflict with him due to his criminal aspects. As of right now, he enjoys a rare relationship with both the GUAE and GUAL. It's unlikely he could ever be a major influence in either faction.
• Doesn't mind being called a fatty version of Lex Luthor. At least this fatty can kick your ass without needing any technology to do so. Regardless, the two have worked together on multiple occasions.
• The fact that his avatar also played a dangerous alien bug made it even easier for the Men in Black to put Kingpin under further investigation. There's also the chance that Fisk is doing deals with the alien black market. Said avatar also made the Kingpin the only deity Sgt. Hartman fears, as he reminds him of the soldier who killed him back in the Vietnam War... and makes Fisk avoid Riptor for some reason.
• His other live action avatar has a resemblance to Balrog, though he has dismissed those comparisons due to the notorious film. Still, noting that Balrog has become more of a thug-for-hire since the public fall of Shadaloo, he's contacted the Violent Boxer for occasional jobs. When he once brought up Balrog's previous charge Ed, along with the rest of the "Neo-Shadaloo" group of Psycho Power test subjects, 'Rog became rather testy and told him to shut up about that kid. Fisk hasn't broached the subject since, as he isn't sure yet whether the boxer is disavowing his pupil-turned-rival or trying to protect him.
• His relationship with the House of Family is... rather strange. There are some instances where he had an abusive father he had to kill. There also multiple instances where he's had a loving mother as well as a woman named Vanessa he holds dear, proving Even Evil Has Loved Ones. He's definitely more likely to work with the good-aligned deities of that House when it comes to protecting precious women (who aren't in his way, mind you), and he has no love for the Child Abuse Supporters or Heihachi Mishima.
• Despite being in a universe dealing with super-powered beings on a daily basis, even Wilson found the idea of stealing abilities through a book rather strange at first. Once he realized how much of an expert thief and crime-lord someone like Chrollo was he found another useful ally for his business. That said the Kingpin makes sure to keep his most prized items locked away to lure the thieving spider along.

Demigods

Brian Irons

Chief Brian Irons, God of Taking Advantage of the Apocalypse (Floppyfeet's Bad Thoughts)

• Demigod
• Symbol: His R.P.D. badge
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Asshole Victim, Dirty Cop, The Sociopath, Killed a few of his men for sport, Fat Bastard, Is killed by Birkin, Obviously Evil, Serial Killer, Has many stuffed animals in his office and plans to do it with humans too, Complete Monster
• Domains: Police, Corruption, Murder, Rape, Apocalypse
• Allies: Albert Wesker, Prime Minister Honest, Ethan Roark Sr., Ethan Roark Jr., Lionel Starkweather, Alfred Drevis
• Enemies:
  • From Resident Evil: Claire Redfield and Leon S. Kennedy, Sherry Birkin, William Birkin, Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, Jake Muller, Mr. X
  • Other Enemies: The House of Justice, Mike Haggar, Manny Pardo, Cody Travers, Lucia Morgan, Casca, Ange, The Xenomorph Drone, Rick Grimes, Rei Miyamoto, Saeko Busujima, The Green Flu Survivors, The Zombieland Gang, School Life Club, Cassie Cage
• Brian Irons was the last known Chief of the Raccoon City Police Department before the T-Virus outbreak began and he was notably very corrupt even if most of his dirty laundry is unknown to the public. Under Umbrella Corporation's payroll, particularly to cover William Birkin's work, Irons was responsible for a number of atrocities like running an orphanage solely for test subjects and kidnapping around eight women and murdering them, all with an uncanny resemblance to the then daughter of the Raccoon City mayor. After the T-Virus leaked into the Raccoon City water supply, Irons insanity only grew as he started to get his own men killed and even started to murder whoever he wanted be it infected or not. His spree of terror would end when he attempted to kill the young Sherry Birkin, which ultimately made him be targetted by her infected father William and become a host for the G-Spawn, which ultimately killed him.
• Irons is easily one of the most depraved on his universe, making the zombies seem preferable by comparison. He fully intended to indulge in his debauchery but this time his deeds were known by everyone and he had to be far more careful after being stripped of his powers as the R.P.D. Chief of Police. Particularly, the S.T.A.R.S. members alongside Leon Kennedy, Claire Redfield and Sherry Birkin have a serious bone to pick with Irons and while he hardly cares about his former underlings, Claire and Sherry are two that he really dislikes for being responsible for his death in a way. Sherry especially pisses him off considering what she did to him back in Raccoon City and even if she grown up to be an attractive young lady, he only wants to see her dead.
• In order to avoid the wrath of the House of Justice, Irons wasted no time in working for Wesker again. Wesker would employ him no problem since he was an useful pawn but there are two problems with that. One is that William Birkin is still his preferred partner and he also despises Irons for threatening to kill Sherry (Even if at the time he was just looking for her because of other things) and Irons too would rather avoid being "impregnated" by another G-Embryo. Another was that Irons in the pantheon wouldn't be that useful if he didn't have his status as Police Chief anymore but he promised he would try to get that position in any way he could.
• Chief Irons in the past was allegedly accused of sexual harassment years before and it only got worse once he became the police chief. Under umbrella he's been often killing his own men for his own twisted amusement and covering his tracks whenever he was caught, like making his secretary mysteriously dissapear. He was also a notorious Serial Killer, before the Raccoon City Outbreak he would frequently kidnap young women between 18 and 23 years old, all of them with a similar appearance TO the mayor's daughter Katherine Warren. This instantly concerned most of the female deities that fitted that description as they were likely to be struck by Irons but the GUAG and other law enforcement made sure to tell them that they would take care of Irons in case he approached them.
  • Said track record was enough to impress two very nasty politicians. Both Prime Minister Honest and Ethan Roark Jr. were looking for more Dirty Cops they could have on their payroll in order to protect their interest and Irons, seeing as the work for Wesker was far from a secure one, took it with no hesitation. While most of Honest's men either don't care about him or think he is an useless fat slob, Roark on the other hand suggested Irons to provide protection for his son, who would always deal in matters that would definitely be up on Irons' alley. For the most part, Irons can tollerate Roark Jr. even if he smells awful but with him he is free to do what he pleases.
• Often does Taxidermy in his spare time and as we all know, it's not exactly a standard hobby for him considering he is not only unnecessarily cruel to animals but also started to perform it on humans, as Sherry gruesomely found out when he was about to "stuff" the Mayor's daughter. He is also a huge fan of Dr. Drevis' work considering his work on dolls is on a whole other level and while they can work together from time to time, the doctor has warned him to avoid his daughter or else he will kill him. Irons seemingly got the hint and has avoided going after Aya.
• The aforementioned case of "sexual harassment"? Turns out he actually raped said college classmate and got away with it. That was enough for some of the deities that suffered rape, particularly Ange and Casca, to want the chief dead. His taxidermy habits also landed him squarely in most of the deities from the House of Beast and he's been banned from that house because of that.
• Tried to get on the good side of some of the law enforcements deities, at least the more crooked ones but found mostly people that also hate him in return. Considering he is a Killer Cop, Manny Pardo called out Irons from being negligent, complacent and actively endagering his own men during the apocalypse for his own sick amusement. Of course, Manny isn't much better but most people tend to side with Manny even if he is mostly a delusional psychopath as well.
• In the search of a corrupt police chief that could allow him to do his films uncontested, Lionel Starkweather was ecstatic to learn of Irons' ascension, as he would feel the position that the Carcer City police chief did. Unfortunately he later found out that Irons has been stripped of all his powers as a police chief but Irons still enjoys Starkweather's work and so fully intends to support him in any way he can.
• Both Mike Haggar and Cody Travers saw Irons as a potential danger to both Metro City and the pantheon as a whole and the two decided to pay him a special visit alongside a friend of theirs, Lucia Morgan, since she too despises the kind of police Irons represents. Having dealt with Eddie E. for quite some time, kicking the ass of Irons was pretty easy all thing considering and the fact that he had ties with Wesker, someone Haggar had encountered in the past, didn't make it difficult for Haggar to figure out that he was supplying power to Chief Irons as a way to divert attention.
• One day, Irons decided to act on one of his impulses and try to kidnap Cassie Cage, since he was smitten by her looks. Unfortunately for him, Cassie is a total Action Girl that promptly kicked the chief's teeth the second he got close and then was joined by her friends for a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown against Irons, leaving him comatose for weeks. Cassie has the distintion for being the second blondie Irons has come to despise instead of obsses over after Sherry Birkin.
• While most of undead have for the most part ignored Irons, the survivors on the other hand think he is a big psychopath. The Green Flu Survivors, the School Life Club and the Zombieland Gang have had a few encounters with the chief and have despised how he tends to be a specially obnoxious roadblock, since he tends to prefer messing with the survivors because he has nothing better to do. Both Saeko Busujima and Rei Miyamoto especially were scared considering Irons targetted girls like her (Though luckily neither were blonde). But there is onne who has a special disdain for him and that is Rick Grimes, who as a cop cannot tolerate seeing someone like Irons taking advantage of the zombies.
• Another iteration where he is somehow a part of Floppyfeet's mind. He is an Anthropomorphic Personification of Floppyfeet's Negative Thoughts & Adulthood as well an Emotion Eating Vampire. He grabs Floppyfeet's Childhood Innocence to his Big Brain Cell and will suck her dry. Leaving the creepy background music on as Childhood Innocence finding a key to escape from Negative Thoughts. He ends up killed by Floppyfeet's Chaos via his Lunchable Worm, which then bursts from his chest.

Captain Beatty

Captain Beatty, God of Book Burning

• Demigod
• Symbol: A circle with 451 in the center
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Portfolio: Culture Police, A Nazi by Any Other Name, Using Fire to Burn Books
• Domains: Censorship, Government
• Heralds: the loyal firemen under his command.
• Allies: The Enclave (to some degree)
• Enemies: Guy Montag, Shogo Makishima, Wishbone, Belle, Twilight Sparkle, The Pagemaster, Ayame Kajou, Tanukichi Okuma, all ascended authors (especially Shizuku Tsukishima)
• Source of Interest for: Big Brother
• Mixed Relations: V.F.D.
• Captain Beatty is Guy Montag's superior and one of several firemen involved with book burning. In order to combat what is perceived as poisonous thoughts, the government has decided to limit most media to mindless entertainment such as interactive television and nearly all kinds of books are to be burned due to being seen as a source of dissent. Ironically despite his job, Beatty does own a collection of books, but he has never read through any of what he owns. He still sees his job as a necessity to ensure the peace of mind of others, even if some people don't agree with it.
• Beatty woke up somewhere one day in the Pantheon, unsure of what happened or how he got there. He was being treated by some doctors for burn marks, presumably as a result of getting burned one day. He was then promptly explained what the Pantheon is and what it housed. Unlike where he came from, the Pantheon had not just stories of all kinds, but lots of information and different ways that those stories can be accessed. Beatty ended up seeing the Pantheon as possibly even worse than his original world when it came to the spread of "troubling" information and stories and swore to continue his original goal of burning and censoring stories, even if such a thing would end up being harder than it was before.
• One aspect of the Pantheon that infuriated Beatty to no end was the existence of a House of Knowledge. To him, its a place where all sorts of dangerous information can be stored an potentially be given to anyone that wants it. The kinds of information and stories that are present there are far more vast and varied than what Beatty could find and burn back then. It became more than apparent that Beatty wanted that entire place burned to the ground, a task that would be easier said than done thanks to how much opposition there was to the idea, coupled with the fact that there are deities that are much more capable than just having a flamethrower out there that can thwart Beatty's efforts.
• Some of Beatty's major targets in addition to Montag are the various bookworms, with most of the benevolent ones having already befriended Montag. Among the bookworms that Beatty found out about were Belle and Twilight Sparkle, with Beatty attempting to burn down Belle's library at one point. The attempt ended in failure thanks to getting mauled by The Beast before escaping. After Twilight Sparkle learned about this, she went to Beatty's place for anything suspicious and was bewildered to learn that he was housing a bunch of unread books that were left to rot. Beatty saw the pony and explained why that was, an answer that Twilight was furious at finding out. While a fight didn't break out between the two, both are on really bad terms since then.
  • One bookworm that Beatty despises more than others is Shogo Makishima given how the latter attempted to bring down a dystopian leadership. Since Makishima apparently read the story that Beatty originated from at some point in the Pantheon, Makishima seems to have an understanding about Beatty and what he's trying to accomplish. Beatty's efforts to try and stop Makishima haven't been successful to put it lightly, mainly due to Makishima being a lot smarter than what Beatty has been used to.
• Although Wishbone is very much a fan of multiple books and likes most characters from them, Beatty is someone who the dog has a large amount of dissent towards. Wishbone finds the idea of burning books and suppressing crucial knowledge to be insane as they are among the numerous aspects of life that people can enjoy and thinks that Beatty is completely wrong to attempt to endorse such merciless censorship. All Beatty saw in Wishbone was someone who has read too much and deserves to be burned alive, not caring about Wishbone is just a dog and doesn't have books encoded in his DNA.
• The Pagemaster is more than disgusted at Beatty and his overall actions. It's one thing to learn about someone who comes from a future where not only is knowledge burned, but that person is more than willing to follow corrupt. It's another to find out that not only did Beatty originate from a literary work, but has been stated to house a ton of unopened books that are left to rot. Beatty simply finds the idea of a book wizard to be ridiculous, but is more than aware of how much of a threat he poses to the goal of burning books. The Pagemaster has spent a lot of time thwarting Beatty and will do anything to make sure that books are out of the fireman's reach.
• His hatred of the various bookworms that inhabit the Pantheon was nothing compared to the rage he felt after learning that a multitude of authors were present as well. The hatred is mutual as these authors couldn't believe that someone is willing to go that far in ensuring that any form of books get destroyed. Beatty is more than willing to set up operations to have these authors dead and their works destroyed once their bodies are burned alive. Shizuku Tsukishima is an author who has a lot of contempt towards Beatty as she is someone who has gone through a lot of trouble to work on story only to learn about someone who callously wants it and her life burned into oblivion.
• It took a bit of time for him to find another dystopic ruler to at least talk to given his role in the past, but Beatty was able to find Big Brother. The leadership that Beatty served for in the past was mainly focused on destroying books and the places that housed them. Big Brother's rule not only involved suppressing critical pieces of information and anyone that could threaten him, but making any potential opponents worship him against their will. Beatty thought that the way Big Brother controlled the media was a more effective extension of what Beatty had done in the past and Big Brother sees the firemen and his quest to burn books and important bits of knowledge as a sort of stepping stone in turning the Pantheon into a truly dystopic world.
• The Enclave, wanting to find someone who can suppress anything detrimental to their goals, took an interest in Beatty and his mindset, with some of their members approaching him one day. Beatty explained his job and how he believed that it was for the greater good of the people, with members of The Enclave believing that he can be of use in burning materials that would benefit their enemies. While Beatty isn't really a full member of The Enclave, he has sometimes done work for them in destroying incriminating evidence against them.
• While it took him a bit of time to try and find other worlds that made attempts to censor something, Beatty managed to find something he didn't really think he'd discover. He learned that in one version of Japan, they outlawed anything that was deemed sexual in any capacity, prompting someone named Ayame Kajou to take matters in her own hands (and with Tanukichi Okuma's help). Beatty approved of the measures that version of Japan did in censorship, even if others found it frivolous. Ayame and Tanukichi aren't happy to learn about Beatty and what he's trying to accomplish, especially since his actions could result in sexual material getting suppressed.
• After learning how many deities that can utilize fire to various extents are present in the Pantheon, Beatty took it upon himself to find those who are willing to help him continue his crusade in burning what he deems troubling. The good-aligned pyromancers all justifiably rejected his offer, leading Beatty to look for some deranged pyromaniacs in the process. Compared to the firemen that Beatty was worked with in the past, the majority of these Pantheonic pyromaniacs are much more unruly and prone to damaging more than just what Beatty wants destroyed.
• By sheer happenstance, Beatty found out about an organization known as the V.F.D. and looked into to it for more information. He learned that not only was fire associated with the group to some degree, but that there's a firefighting side and a fire-starting side, with each side having their own stance on knowledge and whether or not to keep it. Given Beatty's background, he's taken an interest on the fire-starting side of the V.F.D., but has plenty of issues with the firefighting side of said organization. It's possible that Beatty is looking to change the organization into a fire-starting organization dedicated entirely to burning any sort of knowledge, though such a task will be difficult given how much opposition is present.

Gary Smith

Gary Smith, God of Villainy Behind the Scenes (Gary Jack Smith)

• Demigod
• Symbol: His uniform.
• Theme Song: Final Showdown
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Bad Samaritan, Big Bad, Deadpan Snarker, Devil in Plain Sight, Dirty Coward, Evil Is Hammy, False Friend, Jerk With A Heart Of Jerk, Non-Action Big Bad, Smug Snake, The Sociopath
• Domains: Students, School, Manipulation, Sociopathy, Insanity
• "Allies": Eliza and Neil Reagan, Biff Tannen, Libby Chessler, Masato Kusaka
• Enemies: Jimmy Hopkins, Hinagiku Katsura, Ferris Bueller, Zack Morris, Flash Thompson, Yugi Muto and Yami Yugi, Makoto Itou, The Kamen Rider Club, Ichiro Sato and Ryoko Sato, Chihiro Fujisaki, Matilda Wormwood
• Respects: Nazis (Yeah)
• Gary at first seemed like a particular quirky loner, smart but not well regarded by other students and that's why Jimmy Hopkins befriended him on the first day. Turns out Gary was nothing but trouble when he double crossed Jimmy to fight the biggest student in the school and then plotted to take over the school. Ultimately he failed and in a final confrontation with Jimmy he was beaten and later expelled. Gary Smith is notable for being an actual sociopath in a school were most students are already problematic.
• His ascension, of course, was him doing another of his manipulative schemes by tricking a poor student in the House of School into giving up their temple and so he took it for himself. Gary seemed awfully familiar with the pantheon and so tried to enter by any means, but not long after stealing a temple he stumbled upon his good old friend Jimmy, who proceed to question what was he doing here and after a series of insults directed at Jimmy, Gary was forced to run away after realizing that Jimmy wasn't the only Bully Hunter around. He did manage to stay after convincing some deities in the House of Villainy to arrange a place for him, though most members of the House don't think too highly of him.
• Gary can be often seen around the House of School, usually up to no good and taking advantage of other unsuspecting students. In the past he used to show up frequently until Jimmy caught up to him and promptly kicked him out but Gary used his wits and bribed the pantheon authorities into letting him in. He also gained some help from Biff Tannen and the Reagan twins after he convinved them that they could make a partnership and make the life of those who they hate insufferable. Of course, this is Gary Smith we are talking about, he is likely to doublecross them as he did with Jimmy in the past.
• Unfortunately for Gary, Jimmy is the only Bully Hunter around even if he holds domain over the title. He made a lot of friends in the pantheon that like him, punish anyone who abuse or bully others, and that screamed bad news for Gary. However, he would not stand for that and devised a plan to humiliate all those friends he got, the problem was that many of those were way beyond his reach and wouldn't fall for his schemes, like the Student Council President Hinagiku Katsura, the Kamen Rider Club, Matilda Wormwood who managed to scare off a Sadist Teacher he would dream of even standing up against her and even the infamous Makoto Itou, could be very dangerous targets to tackle. At least he has plans for some of them
• He can be considered like a dark twist to a Highschool Hustler, his manipulation skills are so good that he managed to convince many students and faculty of his school to turn against Jimmy, at least momentarily. Hopkins came to the conclusion that only a psychopath would be capable of pulling this feat and in this context, he was right. But then other of this type, like Zack Morris and Ferris Bueller, are good natured people and find Gary to be a deplorable being.
• Heard of Flash Thompson and how he was a bully in the past, but was disappointed that he outgrew those habits overtime, saying he became weak because of it. Of course, Gary ignored that Flash became a superhero and almost got beaten up because of this but thankfully Flash decided to let him go since he wasn't worth his time.
• Heard of the infamous Kamen Rider Kaixa and thought that he would be a pretty useful ally for him, so he approached and using the knowledge that Masato hates monsters with a passion, convinced him to become allies so they would both exterminate them from the face of the Pantheon. Many were horrified to learn that he did indeed convinced Kusaka to join him and he plans to do something with him to get back at Jimmy. Of course, even Kusaka secretly knew what he was really doing due to his own experience of using this tactic. He's just decided to go along with it considering what have in common. Either way, both would agree that trying to manipulate the other even further would be a bad idea.
• Bullying victims like Ichiro Sato, Ryoko Sato and Chihiro Fujisaki hate Gary because he preys on the likes of them and his sociopathy makes him a lot more heartless than others they encountered before. Gary dismissed the first two as some useless nerds that he would rather not waste time on and to Chihiro he called him an even bigger fag than Petey was. Thankfully, Chihiro was already friends with Jimmy and contacted him after Gary started antagonizing him and his friends, forcing Gary to run away since he knew Jimmy would utterly destroy him if he found out.
• Surprisingly enough, Jin Kisaragi isn't fond of Gary. Even if he is a bit of a Jerkass himself, Jin considers Gary to be worse than him on his worst day thanks to his sociopathy. It turns out that in the past Gary may have been able to manipulate him into an alliance but Jin got softer thanks to Ragna and Tsubaki's interventions, ruining a perfectly good partnership he could have gotten, but that won't deter him from getting back at Jimmy.
• One time dressed as a Nazi for Halloween, as if he needed to be that much more unpleasant to others. He even respects the ascended Nazis even if they don't take him seriously, but Gary himself thinks that he would be a great asset to them if they would allow him.

Satan Jacob

Satan Jacob, God Of Otherworldly Beings Who Embrace Their New Lifestyle (Sadao Maou, Satan, the Prince of Lies, Devil King)

• Demigod when human; Greater God, potentially Overdeity, at full power
• Symbol: The MgRonalds Symbol
• Alignment: Lawful Neutral in the human world; Lawful Evil in the Demon world
• Portfolio: Being a friendly guy usually, Using basic, but strong attacks, Being Satan and having good intentions, Noble Demon, Taking his job seriously, Becoming more human, Snarking all the time, Power from fear, Knowing a lot about the kind of story he's in, Using very detailed Illusions
• Domains: Demons, Food, Jobs, Power
• Heralds: Alciel, Chiho Sasaki
• Followers: Demon Queen and Yuusha
• Allies: Philemon, Gordon Ramsey, Bob Belcher (though only cause of his job), Beerus, Jason Brody, Cosmos, Celty Sturluson, Kintaro Oe, Puyo Satan
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Most Gods of Justice, Lucifer, Gray Fullbuster
• Enemies: Melkor, YHVH, Ganondorf, Yhwach, The Overlord, Father, Ghirahim, Mard Geer Tartaros, The other Satans, Archangel Gabriel
• Opposed by: Emilia Justina
• Tends to avoid the House of Heroes due to the fact that many of them would likely not forgive what he did back in Ente Isla.
• Once ran into Lucifer. Thinking it was the same one who lives with him, he chewed him out for using so much electricity on his laptop. Lucifer was completely confused as to what was going on but made note of the encounter. Maou himself is fond of him but is bothered that this Lucifer doesn't seem to like him.
• Despite his immense power, most of Maou's time is spent working at McRonalds. He's popular in the House of Food as a result and is well-liked by many other deities for his hardworking nature.
  • He also can be seen sometimes visiting the House of Travel and discussing things with people there. Dullahan II (Dullahan I became unrepairable) is important to him and he doesn't appreciate seeing it wrecked.
• Once ran into Yuno Gasai and Yukiteru Amano while on his way to work. The fact that he and Yuki sound the same left Yuno a bit surprised at first. Maou took the chance to leave since he had heard that she was quite dangerous.
• Considers himself The Rival of Ganondorf due to Ganondorf gaining an army of monsters though combat once. While impressed, Maou has decided that should Link ever not defeat him, he will defeat him and claim his power.
• Despite being a powerful Demon back in Ente Isla, he thinks highly of humans and their struggle. Thus, he sees them as people worth protecting and doesn't take kindly to them being hurt.
  • Also, don't make him late for work. Ghirahim once did so, and Maou was so mad that used some of his magic to punch him.
• Since his power comes from fear and terror, many members of the Pantheon were glad that there was no house related to them. Maou himself was only a little bit bothered since it meant the only places he could restore power would be high sources of Nightmare Fuel.
  • The creation of the House of Dread and Valor has lead to many realizing that Maou now can actually restore his power. Plans are underway to prevent him from doing so.
• Another demon lord who also goes by Satan seems to be disgusted by how Maou is living his life. He calls Maou pathetic and a fool, claiming that he's gotten soft by living among "those monkeys". His disgust only increased when he learns that the Devil King works at a humble fast food joint for humans. Finding Maou's day job to be an insult to all demons, he personally sent his minions to attack the establishment. Maou proceeded to rip Satan a new one, showing the Unholy One that he was just as powerful as he always was.
  • Mard Geer Tartaros doesn't think so highly of him either, calling him a disgrace to all demons everywhere. Maou's answer? "You'd be surprised with what humans can do. Trust me, pal."
  • Is disgusted with the Satan that is God's Judge due to him enslaving demons and forcing them to slaughter humanity, knowing that he'll eventually wipe them out once they serve their purpose. As a result, he refused to side with Satan and the forces of Law, forcing Satan to make Jacob his enemy. Though, both of them realize that the other Satan is worse than either of them.
• He is very protective of Alas Ramus, much like his nemesis. Archangel Gabriel tried taking Ramus away and got a beating from Maou, along with Maou getting his apartment repaired, and a gig at the beach.
• Now a certified barista.
• Can also be found in Touring.

Vincent

"Vincent", God of Pragmatic Villainy (Albert Richardo)

• Demigod
• Symbol: His H&K USP Pistol
• Theme Song: Ready Steady Go (Korean Version) by Paul Oakenfold, Shadow on the Sun by Audioslave, Requiem
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Professional Hitman and Former US Special Forces, Sharp and Focused on Achieving his Goals and Employs any Techniques Necessary in a Fight, Has a Bleak and Hopeless Outlook on the World, Feels Emotionally and Socially Detached, Can be Honestly Polite or Make a Convincing Facade, Man of Wealth and Taste, Mainly Uses the Mozambique Drill, Punch-Clock Villain, Villain Protagonist, Bait the Dog, Insanely Determined in his Job, Face Death with Dignity, Sympathetic Villain Death, Epic Bastardry
• Domains: Hitmen, Nihilism, Professionalism, Cynicism, Taxi
• Working Contract With: Professor Moriarty, The Dark Brotherhood, The Black Organization
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: John Donovan^note one-sided on Donovan's part
• Foils: Anton Chigurh, Roland
• Rivals: Agent 47, John Wick, Revy, Floyd Lawton/Deadshot, Binah, Duke Togo/Golgo 13, Jimmy
• Enemies: Gunvolt, Maki Harukawa, Victor Zsasz, Gen, Richter Berg, Takuto Mauki
• Opposes: The Brave Companions
• Opposed By: The Assassins Brotherhood, The West Coast Cabbies, Niko Bellic
• Additional Relationship: Travis Bickle, Vito Scaletta
• Max Durocher is your average taxi driver in Los Angeles, California, who is struggling to make ends meet with his job. His monotonous job suddenly becomes eventful when he picks up a passenger known only as "Vincent" who initially gets along and earns Max's approval during their drive. However, as their conversation went on, Vincent revealed himself to be a nihilistic sociopath who didn't back away from musing about the ugliness of the world, much to Max's discomfort. In truth, he was a hitman sent by a drug lord, Felix Reyes-Torrena, to assassinate four witnesses and their prosecutor. With Max having learned of the plot, what was once supposed to be a pickup and departure turned into a fight for his life as Vincent used Max as leverage to take him to the witnesses and kill them off and then manipulated and threatened him if he dared to rebel against Vincent. His final target, prosecutor Annie Farrell, whom Max earlier picked up before Vincent, proved to be the point where Max fought back. Their struggle culminated in a train where Max was able to land a fatal shot at Vincent, who decided to forfeit and accept his death, though not before sharing one last conversation with Max as he expired, concluding whether "anyone will notice", referencing an earlier talk about the death of someone in the MTA.
• Despite having accepted his death, Vincent woke up from a train seat, only to see his surroundings devoid of anybody as well as the train doors open at a station that didn't look like any in Los Angeles, Confused and curious, Vincent ventured out, also expressing surprise that he didn't have the bullet wound that ended his life and giving him the thought that he may as well be in the afterlife, Hell even. Along the way, he found himself in a city and decided to blend in with the crowd, now wanting to figure out his predicament. He found a slogan that spoke about promoting better taxes and job opportunities in "The Pantheon". Vincent then realized that he was being followed by some goons with metal pipes, so he decided to lure them to an alleyway where he promptly killed them. After further exploration, he saw that he was in a House of Crime and Transgressions, whereupon he was confronted by a man who called himself Moriarty. Vincent expressed further surprise, identifying him as the Arch-Enemy of Sherlock Holmes and asked him about what was going on. Upon being told about the Pantheon, its nature, and its inhabitants, Vincent was amused about the idea of being a "God", despite being just a title of ascension. Moriarty told him that according to notes he received, Vincent was ascended for being a commendable antagonist as well as his sharp wit and pragmatism in getting his work accomplished as a hitman. Vincent was further amused but stated that he's only willing to do his job if one pays him pretty well before leaving off to his own terms. Moriarty has since been keeping tabs on Vincent in case he's needed.
• Vincent is one of the more elusive individuals in the Pantheon, let alone hitmen, based on what is known of him. For one, "Vincent" might as well not be his real name, though there is some background; his mother died in childbirth giving birth to him and his father was an alcoholic who didn't nurture him and died of liver failure when Vincent was a teenager. At some point in the future, he joined the United States Army, becoming a Green Beret, though he left, feeling that he wasn't making much progress. That's when later on, he decided to join a private military company, taking up contracts as a hitman, which he greatly excelled at. Though a man, Vincent is more dangerous and unscrupulous than he lets on, being a successful assassin and one who is not willing to give up on his tasks and will carry them out in the quickest and most effective way possible. And the Pantheon has plenty of opportunities and targets that he can fetch, as well as a couple of potential clients who would be eager to enlist him for his effectiveness.
• Being one of the more amoral and uncompromising killers in the Pantheon whilst maintaining a strict sense of discipline and approach to his occupation. His clients and those who are lucky to survive him note that Vincent's defining trait is not his skills as a killer, but his approach to doing his tasks. He will do anything and everything that involves lowering someone's guard, be it comforting them, having friendly conversations, sending them and their relatives and friends gifts, and even helping and saving them when they're in danger. All in a calculative ploy to get on their good graces, only to manipulate and coerce them into being submissive to his whims. As a result, Vincent has earned quite the reputation as someone to be feared and one is desired for hiring when it comes to getting someone killed. Aware of just how much he'd be requested, Vincent decided to up his own cost of payment, ensuring that he's not an easy man to hire as well as making sure that he isn't caught up by too many tasks and that his contracts are more challenging.
  • But above all else, regarding his personality, Vincent is a nihilist; he thinks the world and life, in general, are chaotic and randomized, he kills without a hint of hesitation, and he has no capacity to feel or think for others in any meaningful way. While all these are key reasons why he's one of the most capable hitmen in the Pantheon, there's a distinct detachment he feels from any conversation he elicits with people. Whether it was in his mortal life or in the Pantheon, he sees himself as someone who, in his words, "improvises" and "rolls with" whatever he takes initiative in. While he has a twisted belief and ethical code, he finds it baffling that he had a position in the House of Philosophy; his days in the place were, in his perspective, dull, uneventful, and a waste of his time, preferring to instead be on his work schedule. And despite being a criminal, he's not a big fan of the House of Crime and Transgressions either as he finds no interest in anything that regards illegal pleasures and only visits it because it's one of those places where he can comfortably find contracts without arousing suspicion from the law.
• Despite being rather infamous in his profession, Vincent hardly cares about his career nor others who have taken the same direction. At the end of the day, he just does what he does and justifies it as his way to get by in life, though he found himself a bit perplexed to see that his reputation as compared to that of Anton Chigurh, another amoral hitman with an unusual viewpoint on life. The two happened to meet one day when they were signing up a contract to kill a businessman in the House of Jobs and Profession for having eavesdropped on one of Moriarty's schemes. Neither knew of each other's involvement until Vincent ended up killing the businessman just when Chigurh was about to make his move. Despite the fact that Vincent committed a kill-steal, Chigurh didn't seem to mind, only that he was more curious as to how Vincent became involved, something that confused the latter. The two had a tense conversation, which ended with a statement about faith, and a coin-toss, which Vincent found patronizing. Nevertheless, he voted heads and the coin landed in the desired position. Chigurh simply stated that it would be interesting to see him again before departing, but Vincent felt that Chigurh's morality felt puzzling to him and that it clashes against his own, expressing his personal distaste towards him for being peachy and consequential, despite his actions not making him a good man by any means. Vincent, at best, sees Chigurh as a rival to his business, though avoids any confrontation as much as he could to avert the chances of his future contracts not being hampered by a sudden fight.
  • He had a surprising encounter with Roland, who was similarly nihilistic due to his experience in the Smoke War and seeing just how bad his residing city was. To top it off, his wife and unborn child were killed, creating a desire for revenge and furthering his ruthless nature. Like Vincent, he was a fixer who killed his targets as quickly and viciously as he can. For a moment, Vincent saw him as rather interesting and even had some talks with Roland during their off-time, but beyond that and with Roland finding a way to become a better, or at least more scrupulous person, their interactions have lessened, not to mention Roland was not comfortable with Vincent's own talks on nihilism and destiny, seeing them as a reminder of his past, vengeful self that he would rather put distance on. Vincent also learned about Binah, who was an Arbiter before death and is only a slightly better individual as a Librarian. Despite their shared profession, Vincent avoids Binah for the most part, thinking that provoking her would not be a good move. He would, however, accept a contract to kill Binah, and while he's aware of just how absurd it sounds, it's like he said, "he may as well roll with it" and give it a shot, even if it means dying for it. A similar case also occurred with Niko Bellic, though he's more hostile towards Vincent, given that he once used to have a negative outlook on life, that was before he left his life of crime behind, and he sees Vincent as someone who follows a nonsensical approach on just sticking to said outlook withot any change.
• Alongside Moriarty, Vincent also received the notice of some assassination-based organizations, namely The Dark Brotherhood and The Black Organization, who saw his potential and effectiveness in pursuing his targets and finishing them off. Given their own vast wealth of resources, they were open to inviting Vincent and offering him a wide list of targets that he can assassinate for a good paycheck, with some of them even including ascended deities. However, despite this, Vincent has no interest in wanting to learn or understanding the Dark Brotherhood's desire to honor their patron god, Sithis, and while he will contact The Night Mother for any potential hits he can carry out, he affirms that their relationship is purely business at the end of the day, a stark contrast to the rest of the brotherhood's perspective of killing out of excitement and coming to revere Sithis. On another note, Vincent has proven to be quite useful in clearing out potential aggressors and roadblocks for both assassin organizations, though even if he doesn't know what the Black Organization wants to achieve, he personally doesn't care, so long as he can get his job done and he can satisfy his client.
  • One individual he somehow managed to find a sort-of kinship with was Vito Scaletta, a US Army Paratrooper turned Mafia Caporegime who saw a good opportunity to hire Vincent for any assassination targets in case he needed them ordered. The two can actually hold out a decent conversation with one another, and although Vincent can't exactly call himself a friend of Scaletta, he does appreciate his company. It's also through Scaletta that he learned about and met Jimmy and John Donovan. Vincent sees the former as a rival, though he doesn't hold any animosities against Jimmy. The latter is concerned about Vincent's tendencies to switch from being smooth, generous, and talkative to being utterly brutal, destructive, and borderline-sociopathic if a situation presents itself. Oddly enough, Vincent doesn't mind Donovan's company, though he thinks he would only contact Vincent as a hitman if either he has no other option, or if his hits are really hard to take down with regular hitmen.
• He found himself butting heads against several assassins in the Pantheon, and while Vincent can begrudgingly respect their tenacity and efficiency in their skills, he is also more than willing to engage in conversations that he would spin in a cynical, nihilistic take. Such was the case with John Wick when they were once in the Continental. As usual, Vincent respected John's reputation, tenacity, and ruthlessness, but then asked why he would marry someone and why would he risk so much to avenge the death of a dog. Their conversation was such that John almost felt like swiping a pencil at Vincent, but he kept his composure out of respect for the Continental's rules, though this didn't stop Vincent from wanting to deconstruct John's married life and his rampage against the ones who killed his dog because as fat as Vincent is concerned, they're now inconsequential and John should just fight for the rest of his life. Given that John himself has been excommunicated from the Continental and is on the run, Vincent was amused by the turn of events that led to this and yet also entertained the idea of confronting Baba Yaga in a fight.
  Vincent: So you wound up marrying a good girl. Must have been sweet until he suddenly fell ill and died, not being able to spend enough time with you.
  John Wick: Yeah? What does it mean to you?
  Vincent: She buys you a dog. She doesn't last long either, being killed by a bunch of lowlifes. So naturally, you get your ass back into killing and you make everyone shit their pants again.
  John: I said what does it mean to you?
  Vincent: I mean exactly why bother with a wife and dog when you were going to get back into the game.
  John: (Tenses up in quiet anger)
  Vincent: Your wife and dog were just one of billions of that type. You ever wondered what about anyone else who lost their wives and their dogs? You think they were so special, because if they truly were, they'd be revered all around the globe, yet they weren't. They're dead, never coming back, and they won't be remembered in the next couple of years. That's how things work for everyone.
  John: (Places his hand onto a pistol and grips it, rage steadily growing)
  Vincent: (Notices the pistol on John's hand) You pull that trigger, and everyone will be hounding your back until you're a bloody smear on the ground. Might want to reconsider.
  John: (Slowly rises up from his seat, pistol still held on his hand) I have work to do. That's it for our talk. (Turns and leaves with a seemingly stoic expression whilst his clenched hand trembles with sheer anger)
• On a lighter note, his rivalry towards Agent 47 is a lot more professional and straightforward in comparison to how disillusioned and contemptuous he felt towards Wick. While Vincent doesn't care about whether Agent 47's assassinations may have benefitted the world in some way or another, he does respect the latter's intuitiveness, craft, dedication, and lethality in his actions to the point where he thinks it would be a shame if he were somehow given a contract to kill Agent 47. This also somewhat applies to other assassins and mercenaries like Revy, Deadshot, and Duke Togo. On a good day, Vincent may even try to accommodate their spare time with a good drink and talk, but he doesn't expect himself to be genuinely bonding with them at all. At the end of the day, he just sees them as business competition, if a notable one. He does express some surprise at Deadshot being open to the idea of dying as well as wanting to make sure his daughter, Zoe, is kept safe and leading a normal life. Vincent would unfailingly kill him as a twisted way to fulfill his desire of dying, though he couldn't care less about Zoe, much to Floyd's frustration.
• Despite his nihilistic view towards life, he aims to look at it in a professional fashion, even if it's in a more twisted, chaotic perspective as far as how he sees it. He doesn't prefer to enforce his philosophy by killing others and proclaiming the worthlessness of life immediately after, which is one of the reasons why he came to oppose Victor Zsasz, a notorious Serial Killer whose nihilistic desire to kill others is only matched by his self-mutilation as a way to mark a tally for the number of his kills. Despite a similar viewpoint in their philosophy, Vincent is disgusted by Zsasz's maddening nature and thinks that he isn't worth his time, though Zsasz sees things differently, preferring to indoctrinate Vincent to follow his brand of nihilism. Initially an opinion of dislike on Vincent's part, the two are now enemies due to Zsasz's repeated desires to lull Vincent to his side as well as the hitman getting to a point where he wants to kill Zsasz for being a threat to his livelihood, a rare exception to Vincent's hits as Zsasz has proven to be a more personal one for him. That, and Vincent finds the idea of being in a gladiatorial game to further emphasize nihilism and bloodshed to be utterly ridiculous by his standards.
• Like Wick, not every hitman or assassin is willing to absolve or even ignore Vincent for his acts and his general demeanor. Of course, with those like Gunvolt and Maki Harukawa, they've displayed several moments of being considerate and protective, with the former even being a former terrorist who chose to defect from his old organization in favor of battling against his former superiors and even save the world on occasion and the latter having the title of "Ultimate Assassin" despite her being affectionate for kids and having to make an effort to survive a School Killing Game with her skills... by helping and working alongside the other players. Vincent doesn't cross paths with them often, but it's noted that he doesn't talk well with them and GV and Maki aren't on good terms with him either. That, and Vincent is aware that GV is stronger than him and while compassionate and being willing to negotiate a way to avert a fight, they wouldn't really get along because Vincent believes that there's not much in life and he'd rather roll with what's given, even thinking that GV is doing the same thing with the circumstances involving him, Joule, Asimov, QUILL, and the Sumeragi Group, something that GV himself denies and thinks that Vincent is just trying to justify his own nihilism by criticizing GV's. Maki personally thinks Vincent is being pretentious with his beliefs whereas while he doesn't approve of the School Killing Game, he's too apathetic to really care about the lives of those who participated.
  • Like Gunvolt and Maki, he's not on good terms with the Assassins' Brotherhood either, given that both of them have very conflicting thoughts and perspectives on life, not to mention that the Assassins represent order, which Vincent sees as not making much sense as, to him, the Brotherhood are just a bunch of rebels wo oppose the Templars for enforcing their own corrupted law and order upon the world. While Vincent is more than capable of being an exceptional assassin or a feared templar, he personally couldn't care less about their beliefs or their constant battles against each other. If anything, the only interesting thing about the assassins for Vincent is that some members, particularly Altair, Ezio, Connor, and Edward, are admittedly some of the best assassins he's seen and feels that he can take a note from them regarding their skills, much to their dismay, given how they're quick to admonish Vincent for his lack of care and sociopathy.
  • Surprisingly, Vincent actually hates the Brave Companions, especially Rorge. It actually doesn't have much to do with standards and morality, with Vincent himself being a sociopath, but he finds the Brave Companions to be some of the most inexperienced and incompetent figures he's known who are into the assassination/hitmen business, and he ended up using Vargo Hoat and Rorge as examples for why he doesn't have a positive perspective on life. Vincent's contempt for them is such that not only would he call them out for how pathetic they are at their job, especially Rorge who would prioritize sexually assaulting women and girls over getting his work done, but would even kill them on the spot. Once, when Rorge approached Vincent with the idea of teaming up to go on a killing spree, Vincent seemingly obliged with a handshake... before shooting his balls and performing a Mozambique Drill on him. Needless to say, the Brave Companions tread cautiously toward him.
• While not inherently a notable feature for him, he's nevertheless become one of the most notable taxi passengers in the Pantheon. Vincent could hardly care less about this fact and only takes taxis as a convenient way to reach his destinations and targets, though he did find a strong interest in Travis Bickle, a taxi driver whose talks with Wizard convinced him to become a vigilante and use his skills as a former US Marine to kill the "wicked" of New York. Seeing as both of them have a military background, Vincent had a decent conversation with Travis, though he would rather encourage him to kill himself once his job is done and tell Travis that he should just dedicate his life to doing what he believes in. Beyond this, their relationship is more ambiguous with Travis being mostly silent about his thoughts on Vincent. On another note, the West Coast Cabbies try to do their best to not encounter him, partly because they think that Vincent would threaten them and partly because he could make them accessories of murder. And Vincent is open to exploiting this if it means achieving his means, and it doesn't for the Cabbies that they don't really know what Vincent looks like.
• Also has a place in the Hall of Pragmatism.

"Take comfort in knowing you never had a choice."

Quasideities

Lotso

Lots-o' Hugging Bear, The God of Rejecting Redemption (Lotso for short)

• Quasideity
• Symbol: His cane with a strawberry symbol on it
• Alignment: Neutral Evil (pretends to be Lawful Good)
• Portfolio: Walking Spoiler, Bitch in Sheep's Clothing, Betraying Those Who Saved His Life, Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon, Big Brother Is Watching, Extremely Misanthropic Due To Being Abandoned (Except Not Really), Fluffy the Terrible, Faux Affably Evil, The Sociopath, One Of The Darkest Characters In All Of Pixar, Left To Rot On A Radiator For The Rest Of His Life, Complete Monster
• Domains: Hatred, Spite, Domination, Manipulation, Misanthropy, Stawberries
• High Priest: Lord Soth
• Followers: Edo Phoenix, Moridin, Snowe Vingerhurt
• Allies: Judge Doom, Dolores Umbridge, Souther, SCP-1048, Robert the Tire
• Enemies: All other toys, especially the Toys from Toy Story and Barbie, Winnie the Pooh and his friends, Pinocchio, Emmet Brickowski, Zuko, Teddie, Banette
• Opposes: All other human deities, especially children, land vehicles
• Lots-o' Hugging Bear comes off as a warm and friendly toy, the compassionate ring leader of Sunnyside Daycare. He'd welcome the new toys in, take on a charming face...and set them up in a brutal prison system, a pyramid with him at the top. In truth Lotso is a misanthropic nihilist of a toy who thinks they're made to be thrown away, manipulating his minions to satiate this hatred. He may smell of strawberries and look huggable on the outside, but inside he's a monster.
• When the Toys from Toy Story worked with him to save each other when they all got carted off to the dump, they saved him and offered him a chance to save them. After considered it for a few seconds, Lotso' response was "where's your kid now, sheriff?" and left them to their fate. The toys were saved, and karma would bite Lotso in the ass when he was found by a garbage man. He'd spend the rest of his existence tied to front of the truck, had the Grand United Alliance of Evil not rescued him. Melkor was impressed that someone could be so horribly evil in such a light-hearted setting, and has made him a toy of his own.
• Despises toys in general, claiming that they're just trash to be thrown away. He was infuriated to learn that Woody and his friends had ascended, and the feeling was mutual. However he takes special umbridge with Pinocchio. He was a puppet that gained life and eventually became human, having the love of a father. Lotso was incredibly jealous of this, and swears he'll kill him in his sleep. Emmet Brickowski considers him a major enemy as well since his worldview and actions are antithetical to his own.
• Good-hearted bears hate Lotso as well due to his psychopathic nature. He is one of very few that angers Winnie the Pooh, due to both being a bear and a toy. Teddie despises him as well. Along with bears, Zuko also hates him for his Redemption Rejection.
• Why is Lotso so hateful? He ended up being lost and abandoned by his owner, replaced by another Lotso. This caused something to snap and him to believe he was never loved. Though as Woody has put it, it isn't much of an excuse since his loss was an accident and she wanted another Lotso toy because she cared for him. Plus he lied to Big Baby about him being abandoned as well. He gets along with Souther due to their shared antipathy towards love and compassion.
• Comparable to Banette is that they're both toys filled with a grudge due to being abandoned by their previous owner. However Banette considers him despicable for his ruthless persecution and cruelty towards toys. And he really doesn't like how he thinks toys are trash. Most of all, he's confused why he doesn't try to go after his original owner, as he instead of other toys are responsible for his grudge. Lotso pointed out that he has a much harder time at it because toys freeze up in human sight, but most believe he's just finding an excuse to throw his weight and vitriol around.
• In spite of his contempt to all toys, there is one toy he gets along with. A toy bear even worse than him; SCP-1048. He was fascinated by the Builder Bear's talents, and aggression towards humanity. To every other toy's horror, SCP-1048 has reciprocated and the two have become allies. He has also swallowed his newfound phobia of vehicles after the "tied to a radiator" incident and worked with Robert the Killer Tire to satisfy his hatred towards both toys and humans.
• One of few Disney characters who gets along with Judge Doom. He's not so much a toon as a stuffed bear, and shares a contempt for his own kind. He seems to admire Dolores Umbridge's means of enforcing her tyrannical will and her cruelty towards children. She likes to see something so pink and fluffy be so tyrannical and authoritarian in turn.
• As a result of being revealed as a very dark villain, Disney got in some trouble due to Lotso toy sales sinking. He laughed at this, proud that he has caused toys to suffer in Real Life as well.

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