Pantheon / Healers

One of the most comfortable areas in the Health and Diseases house is the sub-house of Healers. While not licensed physicians, the gods here are often sort out to cure any number of ailments. It's less professional than Physicians however, and seems to be more popular with the child deities. Franken Fran's presence does put some people off, but that's usually remedied by just not visiting her or her helping out the physicians.

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They have a shared garden where medicinal herbs are grown, and a makeshift chemical lab to develop antibiotics. There are reports of members of the House of Crime using this chemical lab to make drugs.

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Lesser Gods

Ana Amari

Ana Amari, Goddess of Healing Weaponry (Veteran Sniper, Captain Amari, Janina Kowalska, Shrike, Horus, The Alchemist, Grandma)

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: The eye of Horus and her biotic rifle
• Theme Song: "Old Soldiers" when she appears with Jack Morrison, "Legacy" otherwise
• Alignment: Neutral Good (Was more Lawful Good back in her younger days)
• Portfolio: Action Mom, Alliterative Name, Badass Longcoat, Blue Is Heroic, The Chick, Friendly Sniper, Cool Old Lady, Deadpan Snarker, Combat Medic, Lost her eye to Widowmaker, Eyepatch of Power, Faking the Dead, Knight In Sour Armor, Mama Bear, Parents as People, Shell-Shocked Veteran
• Domains: Snipers, Healing, Support, Heroes.
• Allies:
  • From the world of Overwatch: Fareeha Amari (Her Daughter), Soldier: 76, Reinhardt Wilhelm, Torbjörn Lindholm, Jesse McCree, D.Va, Mercy, Tracer, Lúcio Correia Dos Santos
  • Other Allies: Osiris, Ra, Lockon Stratos, The Sniper, Yoko Littner, Integra Hellsing, Iroh, Karouko Hanasaki, Ippo Makunouchi
• Rivals: Kardel Sharpeye, Nova Terra
• Enemies: Reaper, Widowmaker, Sniper Wolf, Haman Karn
• Ana Amari was one of the founding members of Overwatch and also one of the most loved ones. Through all her career, Ana was known as one of the best snipers in the world, having succeeded in a number of important missions. Until one day she was presumed dead after a mission when Widowmaker shot her in the eye. But that wasn't the case, Ana instead went to hiding, since the stress of killing so many people had gotten to her and she preferred to leave all her friends and moments behind. And now, she is ready to return to the battlefield once more, but this time she is going to protect the one she loves the most.
• Her biotic rifle was once intended by Mercy to only heal, but thanks to a reverse engineering by Torbjörn, Ana's rifle now is able to both harm enemies and heal her allies. Mercy is not happy that Ana has modified her weapon, but nonetheless is happy that she's now here. Though sometimes they argue on who gets to support Pharah more, much to Pharah's embarrassment.
• Shortly after ascending, Ana was welcomed with open arms by every one of her old friends from back in Overwatch times. However, her happiness was short-lived when Reaper decided to show up. Both Ana and him have quite a history that they really don't want to talk about.
• There has been ongoing speculation about who could possibly be Fareeha's father. Ana herself hasn't said anything on the matter, but other sources might point that this person is very important.
  • Other common theories are that Pharah's father is either Reinhardt or Soldier: 76, given certain interactions between her and her comrades
• At 60 years old, Ana's is one of the oldest snipers among the ranks of the pantheon and is quite respected by the more younger generations. Her aim isn't as good as how it used to be back in her prime, but she is still is a very good shot and has caught quite a lot people off guard.
  • That said, the presence of Widowmaker doesn't amuse her at all, given how she is responsible for shooting out Ana's eye out and eventually forcing her into hiding. It's clear that Widowmaker likes to remind of Ana's fall of grace, but Ana simply doesn't take her attacks all that seriously.
  Widowmaker: You were once a legend, but what are you now? Just a shell of a woman.
  Ana: I take it you don't want my autograph, then.
  • Not that she never returned fire either. Ana was one of those people that could incite Widowmaker's actual anger, by lamenting that her friend Gerard Lacroix married someone Ana thought to be turning out to be a bitch.
• Thanks to her egyptian heritage, Ana got to personally meet the ancient gods of the egyptian pantheon. Most deities, especially Ra and Osiris, welcomed her assuming she was a follower of Horus, given the tatoo she has under her left eye being the Eye of Horus.
• Seems to get along a lot with Iroh, due to former military leaders who are also very capable fighters for their age. And Ana loves to drink tea, so she also a frequent visitor of his tea shop.
• Has noticed that there are a couple of deities that happen to sound like her in certain cases. For example, one of thoses is Integra Hellsing, another white-haired, dark-skinned woman with an eyepatch who belongs to an organization that fights for the world's safety.
• There were tales of an alchemist who was part of a group of heroes tasked by a lord to defend his castle from the Mad Scientist Dr. Junkenstein and his minions. Ana can't quite recall those events, but she stated that she has no idea how alchemy works.
• Being a mother, Ana is quite known for being protective of the younger members of the pantheon, especially those from the house of Children. That would explain why she doesn't want her daughter Fareeha to join Overwatch, even though she is already an adult.
  • On occasions, she tends to bring cookies and sweets to the children in the Pantheon. This possibly may be her hidden grandmotherly tendencies.
  • Other would go and question Ana's legitimacy as a good mother to Fareeha, due to her being too committed to Overwatch back in her day. But Ana says that she still has a good relationship with her daughter. But don't say her parenting skills involve aiming her healing rifle to Fareeha when she hurt herself.
  • Ippo Makunouchi seems oddly familiar with her. People who know of the issues his boxing career has caused may question if she was at all related to his recovery from a time when he was particularly punch-drunk.
• Once upon a time, people visited Ana because they were severely annoyed at that certain "HO HO HA HA" Sniper. Ana responded by administering a sleeping dart mid laughter on him. Written on that dart: "Go the Fuck to Sleep".
• In recent times, Ana has been summoned into the Nexus. She has befriended other Blizzard deities there and still showed her combat prowess even at her age.
• "Never stop fighting for what you believe in"
• Can also be found in the House of Other Weapon Tropes, usually testing her marksmanship.
• Roland of the Crimson Raiders once tried to contest her title, claiming he would make a better God of Healing Weaponry since any gun can heal when wielded by him. The Court of the Gods denied his claim, but neglected to give a reason. Rumours that they had been bribed with "grandma candy" circulated for a while.

Fran Madaraki

Fran Madaraki, Goddess of Harmful Healing (Franken Fran)

• Lesser Goddess, borderline Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her stitched face
• Alignment: Believes she's Neutral Good, but her actions render her ambiguously True Neutral
• Portfolio: Harmful Healing, Artificial Human, Asexual, Cloud Cuckoo Lander, Uncanny Valley Girl, Covered With Stitches, Ditzy Genius, desires to preserve life at all costs, survived and cured her own bisection, Lover Of Love, Science Sort-Of Heroine, Mad Doctor (and the "daughter" of one), attaches extra arms for surgery, believes anything is better than death, occasionally Only in It for the Money, draws out her vowels, moral ambiguity in doctorate and in general, Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant
• Domain(s): Surgery, Artificial Human, Science, Unbearable Life
• Herald: Veronica, her bodyguard
• Followers: Fran's lab assistants, Ork Doktors, Tonio Trussardi, Charles Jacobs, Stygian Bone Leeches, SCP-212 "The Improver"
• Allies: The Medic, Nurgle, the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Esmerelda Weatherwax, SCP-049, SCP-542
• Enemies: All deities in the Grand United Alliance of Destruction
• Under Watch Of: The SCP Foundation, the morally-inclined deities of the House of Health and Diseases
• Opposes: Lord Voldemort
• Other Relations: Victor Frankenstein and his monster
• After the Medic's trope change, he's petitioned for his replacement, and found Fran fitting for the role. Fran is thankful to the "good" doctor for this opportunity to continue her work.
  • And due to the Medic's trope change, his followers then gravitated to her, and she brought some more along the way to assist in her procedures.
  • That said, he's rather unnerved that she shows expresses positive thoughts regarding Nurgle, whom he's been working to get rid of once and for all, and has been convincing that being reduced into a rotting coma is worse than the fates worse than death Fran usually leaves her patients in. So far, he's having little progress.
• Fran has a set of guidelines and rules regarding her behavior, but they are nothing like normal people's. She strongly opposes murder, but won't mind if she gets to steal your organs, or if you live in a Fate Worse than Death. Put simply, comparing Fran's sense of medical ethics with that of the greater medical community is like comparing apples to bricks. Bricks that won't kill you, but won't particularly care if you spend the rest of your life in unimaginable torment. She's still rational enough when it comes to day-to-day concerns.
• If you're stupid enough to go to her for treatment, as long as you have the money, she'll perform whatever procedure you ask for, no questions asked. What you do afterwards is none of her concern.
• When it comes to clones, not only does she find them expendable, the original is also just as expendable, so long as one instance lives. For example, if given a choice to eliminate Mew or Mewtwo, if she wasn't considering all the other factos between the two, it would literally be a coin toss as to which she would pick.
• Despite having a staunch no-kill policy, she finds loopholes in this by inflicting Fate Worse than Death, getting/empowering others to kill in her stead (under the excuse that it was up to them to use their powers and she had no way of being certain how they would), and having organs harvested when death is unavoidable for the subject even with her skills.
• Fran squealed like a fangirl when she heard of the Pantheon's Kaiju, and immediately went to visit each and every one of them. Even after getting herself killed by some of them, she said it was worth it.
• She shares a belief with Voldemort that there is no Fate Worse than Death. That being said, they believe such for opposing reasons…Tom Riddle is so self-absorbed he thinks death is the ultimate humiliation but doesn't give a riff about the value of human life, while Fran genuinely values life…to an extreme. This opposition is mainly on an ideological level, especially since his means of keeping alive are murder and the nauseating act that is Horcrux creation. Fran might want to preserve life whenever she can, but never at the cost of others' lives.
  • Because of her belief, she's become a target for the GUAD, as her procedures for preventing death at any cost makes her a threat to their ultimate agenda.
• Being a creation composed of human body parts, she finds a connection with Frankenstein's monster. Having created such things as well for her lab assistants, she finds a connection with Doctor Frankenstein as well. But due to their hatred for each other, she won't get the chance to hang with both of them and talking about either in the face of the other usually ends badly.
• Despite her stance on life and death, even she won't stand for a life of eternal torment by the Flood.
• There was one time she was sliced down the middle and survived. Her solution? She let both halves of her body develop and repair themselves individually and recombine them at a later date. Prolonged separation caused Fran's right half to develop a proper moral code, influencing her to escape her property and become a successful doctor at a normal hospital. Sadly, she's too easily guilt-tripped into acting on the whims of her patients, and the resulting mess of corruption and bribery in her world brought her work to a screeching halt. Some deities have been considering whether or not this could be done again.
• Of all the operations Fran pulls off, she's been forbidden by her family to perform heart operations. That doesn't stop her from modifying the surgeon in charge of doing it, or even asking another doctor to do the job on her behalf.
• There was one time she had five patients that each kill themselves so that they can be treated and revived by Fran, and even she was freaked out.
• Apparently, in her universe, she managed to help create a Flying Spaghetti Monster. The FSM in the Pantheon doesn't know what to think of this, but decided she's a nice enough girl to hang with.

Haze

Haze, Goddess of Healing Winds (Kasumi, Fan la Norne, Goddess of the Praetorium, Master of low-key shade)

• Lesser Goddess
• Alignment: Neutral Good, Lawful Neutral as Fan la Norne
• Symbol: Her staff
• Portfolio (in general): can use wind to heal the party, able to render other blades powerless, (or at least weaken them), Miko, Squishy Wizard, looks like Lora but is unrelated
  • In the prequel: The only party member who can reliably heal, The Cutie, very fond of Lora, likes to read, eat vegetables, and sew talismans, afraid of ghosts
  • In the main game: Identity Amnesia, saving the party, adored by the public (to the point of being worshipped as a Goddess), stabbed through the chest as an act of mercy, Too Powerful to Live, We Hardly Knew Ye
• Allies: LORA, Rex, Pyra, and Mythra, all of the good Xenoblade Gods, the Hoshidan Royal Siblings, Rei Hino, Akeno Himejima, Issei Hyodo, the Dimensional Counterparts, the Ghostbusters
• Enemies: Malos, Zanza, Dickson, Metal Face, YHVH, Artorius Collbrande, Sephiroth, Raynare
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Reimu Hakurei
• Fears: The House of Undead, especially Ghosts, Vlad Masters, Dark Danny, Vlad the Impaler, Spooky
• Uneasy Relationship: Danny Fenton/Phantom, Casper, Reimi Sugimoto, Clockwork
• Odd Friendship: Ragna the Bloodedge, Alice XVI
• Pities: Ardyn Izunia, Ignis Scientia
• Pitied by: Velvet Crowe, Eizen, Eleanor Hume
• Long ago, there was a cheerful little girl called Haze who bore a striking resemblance to her driver, Lora. Eventually, she was stolen and altered, complete with no memory of her name. However, upon entering the Pantheon, she regained everything she had lost. This made her reunion with Lora all the more eventful.
• One trait that she got back was her fear of ghosts. Many of the ghosts in the Pantheon frightened her. But special mention goes to Dark Danny. Not only was he in the same house as her "Lady Lora", he embodied the absolute worst possible traits she could've imagined in a ghost. He snuck up behind her for the worst Jump Scare she's ever had and she needed to be saved by Clockwork. While he's also a ghost, she at least acknowledges the fact that her saved her. He tells her that not all ghosts are evil, and thinking otherwise will only cause her and Lora grief in the future. Haze decides to give Danny Fenton, Reimi Sugimoto, and Casper a chance, but still gets goosebumps around them.
• Once that was over, Haze would meet the other Gods who came from her universe. With obvious exception to the evil ones, she got along relatively well with them. In particular, Pyra and Mythra stood out with the former not getting a proper introduction beforehand. Haze's innocent insults towards Mythra caused her to be re-established as the "master of low-key shade".
• She got some pity from Velvet, Eizen, and Eleanor for having her identity taken away from her. They informed her that no one should fall victim to that kind of fate. Haze doesn't think highly of Artorius for doing the same to the Malakhim with Innominat's power. The fact that he tried to do that to everyone else isn't helping matters.
• YHVH was seen with disappointment from Haze because of how he goes about his "order". To Haze, the preservation of such things should not have to come at such a cost. She's smart enough to avoid Him, but will stand in opposition of such an unjust order.
• Another enemy of hers is Sephiroth. This is because the way he killed Aerith reminds her too much of how Jin killed her in Temperantia. Further complicating issues is how she sees him as a dark mirror for Jin. Sephiroth doesn't mind stabbing her through the chest as long as Cloud is nearby.
• Haze has some mixed feelings for Reimu Hakurei. This is because Hakurei is a Mood-Swinger who can be devoted to good at times, but can be easily annoyed and on occasion has kicked a few dogs. Haze can't help but be reminded of Mythra, despite Hakurei dressing similarly to her.
• Spooky was able to get a scare out of Haze by making her Haunted House look normal until she was well inside. When it became obvious this wasn't a safe place to be in, Haze made a run for it, avoiding as many of the obstacles in her way and making the most out of her healing factor.
• Elsewhere, she stumbled upon the Hoshidan Royal Siblings, who were happy to give her a warm welcome. Due to her attire, Takumi had a surprisingly time accepting her, even considering Haze trustworthy. Ryoma was pleased to be with another healer who was also The Cutie. Sakura noticed the similarities between the two and was willing to show her around. As for Hinoka, Haze initially mistook her for Lora, but realized upon further inspection, they really don't look that similar.
• At first, Haze thought of Ardyn Izunia as a simple Faux Affably Evil villain who only cared about destruction like Malos. Eventually, it became known that he was once a great savior who got to redeem himself and defeat the real villain, Bahamut. Ever since that revelation, Haze has learned to feel more sympathy for Ardyn. She also gave an offer to Ignis for her to heal his eyesight, but he declined. To him, this was a reminder of how he should continue to grow stronger for Noctis' sake.
• Haze later stumbled upon Akeno Himejima, who while being a fellow Miko, is strangely lustful, complete with a more defined figure. Haze was caught off-guard by this, but realizes that Akeno isn't a bad person. In the same House, Issei Hyodo was quite accepting of her, in a chivalrous sort of way. Haze understands what he wants, but tells him her loyalty only extends to Lora.
  • In the House of Tainted Love, she meets his nemesis, Raynare. The Fallen Angel tells her that she can secure her safety if she decides to heal her wounds at any time, but Haze can tell how untrustworthy she is. Someone with that demeanor and general appearance and those black wings has no room for loyalty or honesty. Sure enough, Haze learns that she betrayed her leader, Azazel despite him being pretty good at his job.
• In regards to Rei Hino/Sailor Mars, Haze acknowledges how she has grown kinder over time and appreciates it. Rei does feel some shame over her abrasive nature beforehand and the two quickly became friends with each other.
• Vlad the Impaler is feared by many, and Haze is no exception. Since he often kills people for trivial reasons, no one wanted to take the gold cup he left on the streets. There's also the manner in which she was killed by Jin, even if it was an act of mercy, so she really wants to stay away form him. The fact that he's often depicted as a vampire isn't helping matters.
• While Ragna and Alice are also afraid of ghosts, their relationship with Haze is... unconventional. Ragna is a potty mouth even to people he likes and Alice, while pretty When She Smiles, is a Perpetual Frowner with an icy stare. She's willing to accept as allies, but believes true friendship will take some time. Ragna appreciates this and hopes the two will meet again on better terms.

Kaito Kirishima and Ichika Takatsuki

Kaito Kirishima and Ichika Takatsuki, Divine Couple of Intimate Healing

Kaito on the left, Ichika on the right.

• Theme Song: "Vidro Moyo"
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Lesser Gods
• Symbol: Kaito's camera
• Portfolio: Interspecies Romance, Intimate Healing, Unable to Confess Their Feelings Until Much Later, Wearers of Glasses
  • For Kaito: Camera Fiend, Parental Abandonment, Alliterative Name
  • For Ichika: Human Alien, Clingy Jealous Girl, Cordon Bleugh Chef, Magical Girlfriend
• Domain: Love, Healing, Filming, High School
• Herald: Maron (Ichika's pet)
• Allies: Ichiro Sato and Ryoko Sato, Superman/Clark Kent, Lois Lane, James T. Kirk, Jean-Luc Picard, Kathryn Janeway and Jonathan Archer, Agent K and Agent J, the Jedi, the Blorg
  • For Kaito: Shido Itsuka, Haruto Tsukishiro, Spider-Man/Peter Parker, Yuu Haruna
  • For Ichika: Tohka Yatogami, Origami Tobiichi, Mayuri, Fuuka Akitsuki
• Respect: Sheryl Nome
• Enemies: Harbinger, the Combine, Brainiac, Sheev Palpatine
• Pity: Heinz Windermere
• Avoid: Dr. Dala
• Intimate Healing is a very complicated trope, subject to a lot of misrepresentation. The Pantheon's higher-ups decreed that for that trope to be accepted, it would require two representatives to provide proper context: one that does the healing and one that gets healed. Fortunately, Kaito and Ichika were the perfect candidates and their story provided a good justification for the trope: as an alien from a super-advanced civilization, Ichika possessed technology that saved Kaito from the brink of death, as well as unknowingly giving him the ability to have vision induced from such tehnology. Their ascension was performed without much issue.
• Their ascension was a major boon to the young lovers. In the mortal plane, Ichika was forced to leave Earth as The Federation prohibited contact with underdeveloped species. Fortunately, no such limitation existed in the Pantheon, allowing Kaito and Ichika to happily reunite. The House of Narrative questioned whether or not it was still too early for them to ascend, as their story had an open ending that offered the possibility of a continuation. Kaito and Ichika replied that while that possibility still existed, they were happy enough with their ascension. Whether or not their story continues, only time will tell.
• Happy to learn the Pantheon was more lax about Interspecies Romance than their homeworld. As they were young and still had much to learn about relationships, they visited Superman and Lois Lane, whose love famously produced their herald Jonathan. Seeing much of themselves in Kaito and Ichika, Clark and Lois offer comfort and solace whenever the young lovers need it.
• Surprised to learn there was already a Federation in the Pantheon, just not the Federation Ichika came from. Instead, it was a Federation formed from the best and brightest of humanity, such as James T. Kirk, Jean-Luc Picard, Kathryn Janeway and Jonathan Archer. The four captains warmly welcomed the young lovers into their exploration missions, teaching them that in time, humanity would find a place in the stars. Understanding Kaito's desire to advance humanity into a spacefaring species, they have recommended him for Starfleet Academy.
• Many non-human deities were baffled questioned Ichika about her culture, such as the fact that members of her species had human appearances and referred to themselves with human names. Ichika had kept mum on the matter.
• Thanks to his love for filming and cameras, Kaito became good friends with Peter Parker and Yuu Haruna, often spending time with them filming documentaries about the happenings on the Pantheon. It's mostly for entertainment, but sometimes the House of School requests their help for educational purposes.
• The best friends Kaito and Ichika have made in the Pantheon have been Ichiro Sato and Ryoko Sato, who realized they weren't all that different from each other, except for one tiny detail on Ichika's part. They enjoy going on double dates, which involve exploring exotic places, eating fancy meals, watching movies and playing video games. Kaito and Ichiro also met Shido Itsuka, protector of the Spirits, and Haruto Tsukishiro, explorer of dreams. While their own adventures don't hold a candle compared to what Shido and Haruto experienced, Kaito and Ichiro nevertheless gained trusted friends and steadfast allies in them. Their similar voices further strengthened their bond.
  • Ichika became friends with Shido's haremettes: Tohka, Origami and Mayuri. The Spirits were very sympathetic to Ichika's ordeal and offer advice in how to improve her relationship with Kaito. Ichika had also heard of Fuuka and how her destined death was averted because enough people in the mortal plane wanted her to have a happy ending. Perhaps something like that would allow her to continue her story with Kaito.
• Kaito and Ichika's presence in the Pantheon unfortunately brought some unwanted attention. Harbinger, the Combine and Brainiac seek to obtain Ichika's technology and extend their conquests. Kaito and Ichika were further dismayed to learn of a galactic empire controlled by a cruel and monstrous human, Sheev Palpatine, who had no qualms of torturing them if it meant gaining an advantage over his enemies.
• Agents K and J have been tasked to protect Kaito and Ichika from alien threats by their friend and fellow MIB member Lemon. The agents do not reveal Lemon's status to Kaito and Ichika, partly because of MIB protocols and partly because it would put them in more danger than they already are.
  • The SCP Foundation was worried that Ichika would be a matter of concern for world security and considered holding her for interrogation, but K and J ultimately convinced them that Ichika was harmless. This all happened without Kaito and Ichika's knowledge, further protecting the secrecy of both agencies.
• Ichika was a bit of afraid of ghosts, particularly after a visit to a shrine, but her experiences with the Jedi, who could commune with the Force to manifest as ghosts in the realm of the living, helped her get the better of it.
• Both admire Sheryl Nome for using her music to bring peace between humanity and the Vajra, seeing it as a sign that humans and aliens can live together as equals. Unfortunately, the case of Heinz Windermere was a bit greyer. While they understand the circumstances he was forced into, they cannot ignore the lives his actions destroyed.
• Kaito and Ichika visited the House of Extraterrestrials, hoping to find other Federation members that had ascended as well; instead, they came across a representative of the Blorg Commonality, who was excited at the possibility of making friends with the young lovers. Although they were a bit weirded out by the Blorg's appearance, cooler heads prevailed and a friendship was born.
  Blorg: Friend?
  Kaito: Ummm... sure, we can be friends.
  Ichika: Yes; the more, the merrier.
• Their interactions with Dr. Dala didn't go as smoothly, however. Dala, interested for a long time in the human form (specifically movement) tried to examine Ichika; her curiosity only increasing when she learned Ichika was an alien. Kaito and Ichika, having learned of Dala's actions thanks to Starfleet Intelligence, were disgusted and have kept away from her as much as possible. They have learned, however, that ultimately Dala has put her science to better use and the Pantheon has set precautions to ensure she doesn't fall back to old habits, a fitting rebalancing of the scales.
• Also present in Romance.

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Marle

Marle, Goddess of Medical Monarchs (Marledia, Nadia)

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: Her pendant
• Theme Song: "A Distant Promise"
• Alignment: Neutral Good with some Chaotic leanings
• Portfolio: Dedicated healer who's also a princess, not really keen on being the latter, Tomboy Princess, met Crono by running into him, Genki Girl, having a family heirloom that activates the time portals, Mage Marksman, wields ice
• Domains: Time Travel, Royalty, Healing, Good, Rebels
• Allies: Crono, Lucca, Frog, Robo, Ayla, Serge, Jasmine, Aladdin, Merida, Ariel, Queen Elsa, Marty McFly, Pantheonic Time Police (especially Trunks), Estelle Hourassein, Yuri Lowell
• Enemies: Lavos, Jafar, Scar, Queen of Hearts
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Magus
• Marle was a mysterious girl Crono ran into at the Millennial Fair. Although reticent about revealing her identity, she had fun with Crono as he showed her the fair. When they were trying out Lucca's newest invention, Marle's pendant reacted strangely and caused her to disappear. She was transported 400 years into the past, where she was confused for the young Queen Leene. For Marle is actually Nadia, the princess of Guardia, and a descendant of Leene. Marle nearly caused her own disappearance by taking the place of her ancestor, but Crono, Lucca and Frog saved her (and the real Queen Leene). Some time later, she'd travel into the far future with Crono, and saw a destroyed world that she became determined to avert.
• Ascended shortly after her husband, Crono, after the whole Pantheon had a scare involving Lavos that convinced the Main House to bring in most of the team. Learning that Frog and Magus were around long before them made her worry that their relationship had worsened due to a lack of buffers between them, though Frog assured her that while they saw as little of each other as possible, Magus and he were not about to stop working together in defeating Lavos. Marle was also worried that Ayla might have tried to hit on Crono while she wasn't around, at which Ayla let out a hearty laugh.
• After nearly making herself disappear by causing her ancestor Queen Leene to be killed by fiends (unintentionally and undone by the end), she found someone who could relate to such a strange doom in Marty McFly, who also nearly wiped himself from existence by causing his mom in the past to fall for him instead of his father.
• She relates very much to Ariel and Merida's stories, as they were all rebellious princesses who butted heads against their parents regarding what they wanted to do with their lives. In particular, Marle and Ariel both have dead mothers, which caused their fathers to become a bit overprotective, and they dreamed of seeing the world outside their respective confines, but said fathers wouldn't let them. Regarding Merida, Marle thinks it's cool how she's a skilled archer, and they sometimes have friendly archery competitions as Marle wields a crossbow.
• Also made friends with Jasmine due to her also having problems with being an overly sheltered princess, although her father was less strict. Marle thinks her history with Aladdin is incredibly romantic, and hearing of all the sights he showed her as he was courting her, Marle was reminded of how Crono was with her all the time in the Millennial Fair, showing her the sights. She's also glad that Jasmine managed to get married to Aladdin even though he's not royalty, much like her marriage to Crono (who was much better off than Aladdin but still a commoner).
• Her family has a bit of bad luck when it comes to chancellors; in both Frog's time and Marle's time, Fiends called Yakra kidnapped the real, honest chancellors and took their places without being noticed, doing all they could to undermine the Kingdom of Guardia in the process, including attempts to kill Marle's family. So the princess really has a problem with advisors who have hidden agendas; she specifically hates Jasmine's sworn enemy Jafar, and also Scar, as she is aghast that someone can be so consumed by ambition that they'd kill members of their own family to achieve it.
  • Though she's a queen rather than an advisor, Marle doesn't like the Queen of Hearts either. Marle hates seeing a woman of her position throwing tantrums and abusing her power for petty ends. On top of that, her farce of a trial for Alice reminds her of what her beloved Crono went through. Marle prays to Cosmos that she'll never become that type of queen; she may be rambunctious herself, but she swears she means well.
• It's a bit of a sticking point for her that even though she's the ice-wielding mage of her team, she does not have access to an ultimate ice spell equivalent to Crono's Luminaire, Lucca's Flare or Magus' Dark Matter; she sees this as a gap in her magic that she'd like to fix. In the House of Royalty she's often come across Queen Elsa of Arendelle doing amazing things with her innate ice magic that Marle can only dream of doing, and the princess decided to ask Elsa to mentor her so she can be as good at her element as her companions. Elsa doesn't think she's cut out for such a job, but agreed anyway after seeing Marle's earnestness. The Guardia princess is hard at work on it.
• Is also trying hard to improve her healing, especially as high-level party-healing spells are currently only possible as Dual Techs (that is, they take two people two pull off), and she'd like to remedy that. She became friends with the princess Estelle over them both being rebellious princesses who want to learn more about the outside world, and since Estelle is a Medical Monarch like she is, they often train their healing spells together. Marle doesn't turn her nose up at getting advice from other white mages (she's far from being that kind of royalty), but she definitely feels she has more in common with Estelle. She also likes her friend Yuri for showing Estelle more of the world, which Marle compares to what Crono did for her.
• Along with the rest of her teammates, she works closely with the Pantheonic Time Police to stop Lavos and other evil entities that threaten to change the future for the worse. She got particularly close to Trunks given how he also attempted to fix the future by going into the past, and some other reasons. Trunks has noted that she resembles his mother Bulma in her younger days, both in appearance and in how they're both on the stubborn, hotheaded side, and Bulma once even wore a similar outfit to Marle's. On the other hand, Bulma's intelligence and handiness with gadgetry is kind of lost on Marle, though she's sure she'll love Lucca.

Quasideities

Robert Capa

Robert Capa, God of Healing The Sun

• Quasideity
• Symbol: The light of the Sun
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Solar CPR, Science Hero, Sun Motive, Notably A Looker, Deadpan Snarker, Smart People Play Chess, Reserved But Still Emotional, Dies To Restore The Sun, Dying Moment of Awesome
• Domains: Scientists, The Sun, Saving The World, Light, Sacrifices
• Allies: Ra, Hal Jordan, Clark Kent, Bro'dee Walker, the Spring Sprite, Ezalor, Amaterasu, The Fantastic Four, Phoenix, Solaire, Kotal Kahn
• Supported by: God(God, the Devil and Bob)
• Enemies: Pinbacker, Apophis, Zs'skayr, Nightmare Moon, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, SCP-1548
• Pities: Ren Hoek
• In the mid 21st century, the Sun was dying. The first Icarus mission failed, and there was only one hope left. Robert Capa was one of the eight astronauts sent on the Icarus II to re-ignite the Sun. The tense and dangerous nature of the mission would force him to step up as the leader, making tough decisions to save humanity. Though it would come at the cost of his and the crew's life, he saw first-hand the rebirth of the Sun.
• Has a fascination with the light and brilliance of the Sun, lowering the filters to see more of its splendor even when it comes close to blinding him. This is a contrast with Pinbacker, who's experience with the Sun brought him to madness and the belief God wants the world to end. God from God, The Devil and Bob sides with Capa, and is proud he managed to perform Solar CPR and save the world.
• The loneliness of space and the sheer power of the star that the Earth revolves around is something that can lead to madness, which combined with the stress of the mission was something Capa had to be careful of. He pities Ren Hoek for being consumed by space madness on a years-long mission, only having Stimpy as a companion. While he can't Though there's nothing good he can say about Pinbacker, he does try to comfort Ren due to being on the knife's edge himself.
• Because of him saving the Sun, Apophis seems him as a pest and plans to kill him, then de-ignite the Sun. Capa's naturally terrified at the monster, and the more superstitious side of him worries that Apophis may have been responsible for the Sun's dimming. Ra managed to rescue him, and has told the scientist that he's always welcome to his temple due to his actions in life. As a goddess of the Sun, Amaterasu totally agrees.
• Zs'skayr opposes him due to his desire to cover the Earth in darkness, in hopes of being unopposed due to his weakness to light. Nightmare Moon also opposes him due to her desire for The Night That Never Ends, as do the GUAD due to him saving the world.
• Not the only god to save the sun. During the Final Night, Hal Jordan as Parallax sacrificed himself to re-ignite his version of the Sun. Bro'dee Walker is capable of renewing stars with the Blue Lantern ring using the hope of the planet's population. Capa is really interested in this.
  • Utterly horrified by SCP-1548 due to being a malevolent, omnicidal star.
• He had some interesting reactions with Captain America and Johnny Storm. Both of them remind him of Mace since they look just like him. He gets along with the Fantastic Four in general as he's also a Science Hero, and an astronaut. Sometimes gets weird looks from the Inception Crew since he reminds them of Robert Michael Fischer Jr.
  • Batman deities should note that he's not Scarecrow. He just looks like him.
• Also has a spot within the House of Time and Space, under the Planetary & Celestial subhouse.

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