Pantheon / Killjoys and Griefers

House of Celebration Index
Festivities and Holidays | Killjoys and Griefers | Xmas and Yule

It should be noted that not everyone in this Hall is a killjoy or griefer; some are the victims of such behavior...

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Intermediate Gods

Carol/Mom

Carol, Goddess of Hating Celebrations and Mean People With Kind Personas (Mom)

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: The Momcorp Logo
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Portfolio: Utter Bitches That Play Old Sweethearts, Corrupt Corporate Executive, Cruel And Evil Matriarch, Villain with Good Publicity, Tsundere, Rich Bitch, Malevolent Super-centenarians, Hates Mother's Day, Lean Underneath The Fat Suit, Villainous Moms, Sailor Mouth, Love Makes You Incredibly Bitter
• Domains: Robotics, Tycoons, Cruelty, Economics
• Heralds: Her sons, Walt, Larry and Igner
• Followers: Vision, Stinky Pete, Mother Maggie
• Allies: Charles Montgomery Burns (boyfriend), Bender Bending Rodriguez (fellow creation), Marcus Kincaid, Moneybags, Gray Mann, Lex Luthor (business partners), The Reagan Twins, Sideshow Bob
• On good terms with: John A Zoidberg, Nixon's Head, every robot in her universe
• Rivals: Dr Eggman, Ragyo Kiryuin, Dr Gero
• Evil Counterpart to: Princess Bubblegum
• Enemies: Nibbler, Dr Thomas Light, Scrooge McDuck, Crazy Dave, The Minions, Madame Foster, Son Chichi, Tony Stark, Rotom, The Kids Next Door, Harry Dresden
• Opposes: The Child Abuse Supporters (because Even Evil Has Standards), Lysandre (because even Evil needs rubes as customers)
• Opposed by: Philip J Fry (sometimes), Waylon Smithers Jr, all good members of the House of Commerce
• In the 30th and 31st century, none are richer than Mom. The head of Momcorp, her company is responsible for almost all robots on Earth. To the public, she's a Granny Classic tycoon who wishes for the best of her costumers and creations. This is all an act; Mom(real name Carol) is a ruthless trillionaire and Corrupt Corporate Executive who'd go so far as to engineer a robot revolt in order to get what she wants. Her act proved so impressive she was permitted to enter the pantheon(that, and she already bought out a lot of the pantheon's stock). To boost her public image in the pantheon, Mom stylizes herself as a kindly Distaff Counterpart to Doctor Light, something which pisses Light off. He does not want robotics to be associated with an amoral CEO.
• Her relationship with the ascended Futurama gods varies. Bender worships the ground she walks on, and while Fry often butts heads with her he still needs to buy her products. She does have a genuine friendship with Zoidberg, and often can be seen playing poker with Nixon's Head.
• Since he was made by a prior company, Mom doesn't have any ownership over Robot Santa. She doesn't bother to try and take him out though, since she's made a killing off of "X-Mas Recovery Units." Nibbler despises Mom, for enslaving both him and thousands of his entire race in battery farms for his solid dark matter poop.
• She despises Mother's Day. Despite turning it in a day of practical worship by the robots she helped create, she just strips their gifts for cash. It was on that day her first and closest love, Professor Farnsworth, broke up with her due to some morally dubious practices. This made her incredibly bitter, shutting off her heart. They still try to get together, with one of their reunions resulting in the birth of Igner, her youngest son.
• In a previous crossover, she and Mr. Burns left; they quickly fell in love, and continued their relationship as gods. Combined, they're a terrifying economic force that wishes to dominate the entire House of Commerce. As a result of this, Mr. Smithers is incredibly frustrated with her ascension. She gets along with Sideshow Bob, since they both have(had in his case) to play against the type.
• There are a number of business partners Carol has pursued in the pantheon, but her favorite is Lex Luthor. Being the Villain with Good Publicity, she's impressed by his PR and corporate acumen. The two are often seen discussing the stock market, or ideas on how to market their tech more effectively.
• Has gained rivalries in the form of mad scientists Ivo Robotnik and Dr. Gero. While Eggman is a more serious foe due to Eggman Enterprises, Gero's freelance/criminal roboticism is something Mom looks down on; why be an outright villain when you can Take Over the World through business and economic acumen?
• Has made many an enemy in the pantheon with a number of good-hearted businessmen, like Scrooge McDuck and Tony Stark. She is also heavily disliked by the good-aligned mothers, like Madame Foster and Son Chichi.
• The Kids Next Door have declared her a sworn enemy because she tried to stomp them out, just to make sure their 2 x 4 technology couldn't compete with MomCorp. Mom doesn't like kids at all. Also has sent her Kill Bots to disintegrate Crazy Dave for scrounging around her vending machines.
• Is considered by many to be the Evil Counterpart of Princess Bubblegum. Both created an entire race of artificial beings, both serve as their overarching Empress Scientist, and they are beloved by their creations.
• As awful a mother she is, even she can't stand the Child Abuse Supporters. Oh sure, she rips on her kids and slaps them all the time, but she wouldn't abuse them to the extremes of, say, Ozai. She's especially against the idea of killing them(even if she makes crass jokes about it), putting her at odds with Heihachi.
• Has a really heated business rival in the form of Ragyo Kiriyun. The two dastardly mothers are competing businesswomen, but Mom sees her as more evil. She is thoroughly nauseated due to her molesting her daughters. And she considers Lysandre a lunatic businessman for his genocidal ambitions, since he's wiping out the bottom line.
• Is trying to eliminate Harry Dresden and Rotom due to the security risk they present.
• Has been seen working in the Hall of Theatric Performers.

Glenn Arias

Glenn Arias, God of Deadly Weddings (The Merchant Of Death, Ariego)

^{As Ariego} 

• Intermediate God (gains a power boost when merged with Diego)
• Symbols: The Arm Of His Wife, Complete With Wedding Ring. Alternatively, His Wedding Photo
• Theme Song: Merchant
  • Boss Theme Music: Extreme Battle and Ariego
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Affably Evil, Ax-Crazy (disguised under a Mask of Sanity), Bioweapons Dealer, Badass in a Nice Suit, Create Your Own Villain, Created A Bioweapon That Knows Friend From Foe, Crusading Widow, Even Evil Has Loved Ones Gun Fu, Inheritor Of Tricell and Neo-Umbrella, Man of Wealth and Taste, Omnicidal Maniac,  Roaring Rampage of Revenge, Sharp-Dressed Man
• Domains: Widowers, Bioweapons, Vengeance, Lost Loves, Arms Dealers
• Heralds: Diego Gomez and Maria Gomez
• High Priest: Aamir Barkawi
• Allies: Albert Wesker, Alex Wesker, William Birkin, Ra's Al-Ghul, Poison Ivy, Father Elijah
• Worthy Opponents Include: The Boss, Big Boss, Lady Shiva, The Question II, 
• Enemies: 
  • Raccoon Survivors: Chris Redfield and anyone connected to him, including Claire Redfield, Leon Kennedy, Jill Valentine, Karena 'Lupo' LesProux of the Wolfpack, Moira Burton, Jake Mueller and Sherry Birkin
  • Other Enemies: Tony Stark/Iron Man, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Kano, Aya Brea
• Obsessed With: Rebecca Chambers (as she is a dead ringer to his late wife, Sarah Arias)
• Conflicting Opinion: Regime Superman
• Annoyed By: The Think Tank, Deadpool
• Opposed By: All Parents and Law Enforcement Deities in the Pantheon, including Jun Kazama, Chun-Li, Cammy, Green Arrow, Black Canary, The Sole Survivor, Naruto Uzumaki, Hinata Hyuga, Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura Haruno, Deadshot, Irene Lew, Sonya Blade, Johnny Cage, Kurtis Stryker, Crimson Viper to name a few
• Fears: The Doomguy
• Glenn Arias' ascension to the Pantheon was endorsed by the Wesker siblings, Albert and Alex. After all, "an enemy of the Redfields is an ally of ours," Albert told his female counterpart. And seeing how Arias gave Chris a run for his money, Alex can't help but to agree.
  • Not one to forget how it was Chris who killed him, Arias swears vengeance by destroying everything that Chris cares about, including his sister and partner.
• Arias' background is a bit sketchy. Some say he was a C.I.A. Agent that went rogue. But most agree that he was an arms dealer selling off Tricell and Neo-Umbrella' assets. He was also in love with a woman named Sarah, which makes the next series of events even more tragic.
• As a certain mad clown infamously stated, "All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy." Arias' bad day came on on his wedding day. Arias' wedding party was bombed in a drone strike in an assassination attempt on his person. Arias, his longtime friend, Diego Gomez - albeit horribly injured - and his daughter, Maria - who lost her right eye  - were the only survivors. All that Arias found of his wife was her arm, blown off at the elbow, the ring still on the finger. And Arias snapped.
• Rebecca Chambers found out that despite infecting her with the A-Virus, Arias still has a soft spot for her. She discovered Arias' ascension when he left her a letter at her and Moira's temple, stating that his marriage offer is still open.
• Arias is also a skilled virologist, his ultimate creation being the A-Virus (No, not THAT A-Virus). Its true name is the the Animality Virus, and it does not transform humans into animals and back again. It's much worse. The A-Virus is a genus of mutagens created by Arias with the assistance of the remnants of the Los Illuminados cult. What makes this virus dangerous is the bioweapon's ability to differentiate friend from foe. The A-Virus consists of three separate stains that work in tandem: 
  • First, is the waterborne Latent Virus. Normally dormant, it can easily be used to infect entire areas without being detected, primarily though the town's water supply. 
  • Second, is the airborne Trigger Virus, which is designed to activate the Latent Virus, mostly by using gas canisters or a tanker trailer. Zombification ensues.
  • Last, is the Vaccine. While not an actual cure, per se, it does reverse the zombification process. Anyone exposed to the Vaccine will not be attacked by the A-Virus Zombies.
  • An actual cure to the A-Virus was created by Rebecca Chambers. However, in a dose of irony, Arias used Rebecca's vaccine to make the A-Virus more potent, just as Wesker had done to Jill, using her T-Virus antibodies for his Uroborous Virus research.
• Regime Superman has heard about Arias and of how his wife met a violent end, reminding the High Councilor of how he had lost Lois. Arias would've been a valuable ally, Regime Supes realized. But while Regime Supes wants to control the world through fear, Arias wants to wipe mankind out. As a result of this, Arias has made friends with both Ra's Al-Ghul and Poison Ivy due to their shared beliefs.
• Kano had voiced his desire to buy samples of the A-Virus in order to wipe out the Red Dragon and Special Forces. Arias, however refused to deal with the Aussie-born merc. Either Kano's checks bounce or he usually kills the dealer and skirts off with his ill-gotten gains. Even a genocidal psychopath has to have some standards.
• One of Arias' victims was Kathy White, a B.S.A.A. operative who was friends with Chris. Arias kidnapped not only her, but her son and exposed them both to the A-Virus. No wonder Arias is high on the shit-lists of every law-enforcement deity and mothers in the Pantheon.
  • Ironically enough, the Wolfpack commander, Karena LesProux, is one of a few villains that despises Arias. The death of Kathy White and her son struck home to Lupo, who is a mother herself. Good thing she has the Wolfpack on call if Arias decides to make a move.
• Tony Stark was once known as the Merchant of Death before he changed his ways. Arias suspects him of being behind the drone strike that killed his wife. Stark denies it and even as an alibi. 
• Arias is no slouch when it comes to combat. He thought that Chris was tough enough. But the Pantheon has an assortment of deities that can give him a run for his money. The Boss and Big Boss top the list, with Lady Shiva and Batman a close second. It was an encounter with The Boss that made Arias realize that he let his skills go lax after he got schooled in close-quarters combat. Now, he's itching for a rematch.
• If the battle does not go in Arias' favor (just as his second battle with Chris had done), he can summon Diego Gomez and once the Power Limiter is gone, Arias and Diego fuse into a new being, dubbed Ariego. While it took a shot from a rail cannon, an exploding Ducati motorcycle and finally, a grenade to stop Ariego, Doomguy can accomplish this either by using the BFG 9K or with his bare hands, be it normal or on a Berserker rage. After seeing Doomguy tear through the B.O.W.'s like Godzilla stomping though Tokyo, it's no wonder that Arias fears Doomguy.
• Found a kinship with Father Elijah, who understands his pain. Both men have the desire to wipe out mankind in order to begin anew. Well, Elijah, anyway. Arias just wants to kill everyone.
• Maybe this is what I've always wanted: The world in flames, where only the dead remain.

Kiriya Kujo/Kamen Rider Lazer (Turbo)

Kiriya Kujo, High Prophet of Yuletide Tragedies (Kamen Rider Lazer, Machine Lazer, Kamen Rider Lazer Turbo, The Examiner, Bakusou Bike, Super High-School Level Medical Examiner, Super High-School Level Motorcycle Racer, Ki-Rider, Lazer X)

^{Kamen Rider Lazer Bike Gamer Level 2} 

^{Kamen Rider Lazer Turbo Bike Gamer Level 0} 

^{Kamen Rider Lazer Level X} 

^Ki-Rider 

• Intermediate God, borders on Greater God in Proto Sports Bike Gamer Level 0 or Proto Combat Bike Gamer Level 0, Greater God as Lazer X
• Symbol: The Kamen Rider Lazer symbol and his Bakusou Bike Gashat
• Theme Songs: "Excite", "B.A.T.T.L.E.G.A.M.E.", "Believer" in Lazer X
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: The Coroner, Deadpan Snarker, Beware the Silly Ones, Crying Wolf, Self-Proclaimed Liar, Cool Bike, Nonstandard Character Design, Extremity Extremist, Fan Favorites, Being the first Rider to received a Game Over during Christmas Day, Still Having a Role in the Story Even After Death, Research On the Bugster Virus Contributing to Kuroto's Initial Downfall, Being revived as a Bugster
• Domains: Doctors, Racing Games, Hack and Slash, Lies, Kicking, Christmas Time, Tragedy, Revival, Motorcycles, Shades
• Herald: Saiko Yaotome
• High Priestess: Sachi
• Allies: All Ascended Toku Heroes (especially Emu Hojo, Hiiro Kagami, Taiga Hanaya, Poppy Pipopapo, Kazuma Kenzaki, and Hideyasu Jonouchi)
  • Others: Mami Tomoe, Yuuki Konno, Karen Minazuki, Ami Mizuno/Sailor Mercury, Mikan Tsumiki, Joseph Joestar, The Phantom Thieves of Hearts, Sojiro Sakura, Meteora Österreich, Colette Brunel, Eve Santaclaus, Griffin, The CPUs (especially Vert), Histoire
• Headbutting Heroes with: Kaito Kumon/Kamen Rider Baron and Yoko Minato/Kamen Rider Marika
• Just Acquaintances with: Celestia Ludenberg
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork With: Kuroto Dan (his killer)
• Enemies: SHOCKER, Nobuyuki Sugou, Junko Enoshima, Sark, CLU 2, Nurgle, Typhus, Master Control Program, Terumi, the Joker, Altair, Goro Akechi, Belial, Arfoire
  • Enemy Mine With: Masamune Dan (his killer's father)
• Pitied by: Santa Claus
• In his home series, Kiriya Kujo is a medical examiner who's been investigating the Bugster Virus outbreaks on his own. This is what caused Kuroto Dan to kill him, though he is "respawned" to serve as Masamune Dan's left-hand man, quickly rejoins the Doctor Riders after revealing himself to be a Fake Defector, eventually officially recruited into the CR and his story ending with him becoming human once again.
• Kiriya Kujo was ascended into the Pantheon after defeating Shin Kuroto Dan, waking up in the House of Celebration in a bed, thinking he'd died and gone to the afterlife. Emu Hojo was there to tell him that wasn't exactly the case: Kiriya was brought to the Pantheon due to his death early in his home series...which so happened to have occurred on Christmas Day of all times. Because such a tragedy happened on what was supposed to be a usually festive holiday, it has been decided by the Court of the Gods that they would get him to take his spot as representative of this situation first chance they got.
• Kiriya legitimately did not expect to find himself in a place like this after his fateful fight, but more or less took this all in stride seeing that he experienced way too much to be thrown off completely by all of this.
• Actually meet most of the others from when he become a GoRider, and has kept in contact with them ever since, even if there is friction between some of them.
• He made his first friend outside of the Toku Base in Mami Tomoe, who ALSO experienced a unexpected and tragic death in her own series. She constantly has him to come over her temple for tea and sweets, very much enjoying the company he presents to her as they talk and bond over similar and different interests...BESIDES dying.
• Immediately took a disliking to Nobuyuki Sugou due to sharing way too much traits with Kuroto, his killer: prideful, arrogant despite having no reason to be, thinking they are above everyone and acting like an completely ass because of it, and overall being a total douchebag. Please note all of this is Kiriya's opinion on the man BEFORE he learned what he almost did to Asuna.
  Kiriya: ...Wow, you literally the worst, aren't you?
• While passing through the Houses, he saw the Phantom Thieves of Hearts getting chased down after a successful heist, hiding and being cornered in a certain pathway. The pursuers chasing them down asked Kiriya where the Thieves were at, and Kiriya, being who he is, managed to get convince the pursuers that the Thieves already escaped, getting them to leave. The Phantom Thieves were very grateful for this, swearing to be steadfast allies ever since.
• Kiriya feels Celestia Ludenberg would be more pleasant if she drops her facade, though she is offended that he suggest that.
• As one who uses the power of video games to fight, it is only common sense that he and the other Doctor Riders have strong relations with the Four Goddesses of Gamindustri, who themselves embody the consoles that those games are played on. Personally, Kiriya gets along best with Vert. The former tends to joins the latter in her lazy bouts while playing games together. To this day, Vert has never beat Kiriya in any racing game, which she swears to heaven and earth that it WILL happen one day, much to Kiriya's eternal amusement.
• Griffin sympathizes with Kiriya and his past actions of telling the truth to his friend, leading to that friend's death and tells him of another timeline where his friend did live long enough... until the Bugster Virus got to him which requires Balancing Death's Books. Kiriya appreciates Griffin's offer, knowing it is not worth the trouble.
• Fellow housemate Eve Santaclaus actually cried when she learned that Kiriya died on a Christmas Episode of all things. Santa Clause has also expressed pity for him for being murdered on a day that was ment to bring joy and laughter and both made it their mission to cheer him up on every Christmas from now on; Kiriya is flattered but also feels they shouldn't go through the trouble of doing so.
• "Now we're revving it up!"

The Luminary

The Luminary, God of the Dangerous 16th Birthday (Eleven, Darkspawn, Partner, Yggdragonspawn, Erdrick: Mightiest of Heroes, Number 72)

• Intermediate God (Lesser God when his powers are taken away)
• Symbol: His Birthmark of Destiny and his Sword of Light
• Theme: Overture XI
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Messianic Archetype, The Chosen One, goes through hell once he turns Sixteen, the noble male to Erik's roguish male, Long-Haired Pretty Boy, Jack of All Stats but becomes a Master of All, Doomed Hometown twice over, Heroic Mime (but not as a young boy), secretly a fan of Ogler's Digest and Puff-Puffs, learns the Zap line of spells, Light Is Good, can only wield swords and shields
• Domains: Light, Heroism, Destiny
• Heralds: The Hero's Comrades
• Allies: All of the good Dragon Quest Gods, especially Erik, also the good Kingdom Hearts Gods, Crono's Party, Tassadar, the Pantheonic Time Police, Link, Pit, Mothra (and by extension Mothra Leo), Sephiran, Toppo/Top, Jiren, Vegeta, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, the Mermaid Princesses, Ariel, Prince Eric, Marth, Princess Ruto, Zelda, Princess Celestia and Luna, Byleth, almost every Heroic Mime in the Pantheons
• Enemies: All of the evil Dragon Ball Gods, Lavos, Galeem and Dharkon, Pazuzu, Sauron, the Light of Destruction, Nightmare Moon, Ragyo Kiryuin, the Kraeken, the Kraken, Ursula, Ganondorf
• Conflicted Opinion: Son Goku
• Often mistaken for: Android 17
• Within the world of Erdrea, there was once a boy who lived the normal life of a commoner. Upon turning sixteen, he discovered that he is the Luminary and set out on a journey which would cause him him to have his most dangerous birthday ever. Among other things, he's been branded a Darkspawn, chased by knights, and has had to fight for his life countless times.
• Upon entering the Pantheons, Eleven was surprised to see his first traveling companion Erik. The latter was also surprised to see him here, as he wasn't expecting him so soon. And thus, the two set out on their journey where they'd only sometimes separate.
• Eleven took a shine towards Mothra for being the Big Good of their respective series, despite how scary they may look. They also remind him of how his Kingdom of Dundrasil had a practice dealing butterflies showing the deceased to the World Tree. It helps that Mothra can keep Godzilla in check to reduce his Destructive Savior tendencies. Mothra Leo was also an ally for similar reasons.
• Another deity that Eleven was on good terms with in Link. They both remember that moment where the Hero jumped off his horse and saved Link from duplicates of Marth and Meta Knight. Likewise, Marth is grateful that he was stopped from doing something that he'd regret. It helps that all three of them are associated with swords and light.Meta Knight just left without saying a word.
  • That being said, Eleven knew that he had to stop Galeem and Dharkon due to how dangerous they were. They killed his comrades, reducing them to spirits needing to be rescued. Along the way, he met Pit, who's had it rough throughout his own journey. While Pit had to get used to talking to a Heroic Mime, he was happy to meet someone who treated him well for once.
  • The Hero would also have a run-in with Byleth, where they were able to bond over the both of them being Heroic Mimes. Strangely enough, this would depict Eleven at his happiest since he was a young boy. He wondered if he could talk to others like this, like Ren Amamiya or Ness.
• There are many Gods within the world of Dragon Ball that Eleven would be enemies with. One of these being Cell, who for some reason, looked a lot like Calasmos, the Dark One. Luckily, two of the strongest members of the Pride Troopers, Jiren and Toppo, were willing to lend a hand.
  • Unfortunately, Eleven couldn't get so friendly with Goku. He wants to like him because he can and has been heroic on occasion, but he's also been prone to selfish decisions. These include (but are not limited to), allowing Dr. Gero to finish his Androids, sending out his son to fight Cell, and giving Cell a Senzu Bean. The fact that Goku seems to have a hard time learning from these moments only complicates things. That being said, this has resulted in unexpected boons in the form of some villains getting a Heel–Face Turn.
  • That being said, Eleven does have a better relationship with Vegeta, due to his Character Development throughout Dragon Ball Z and especially Dragon Ball Super. The fact that he's managed to become a legitimate Family Man in spite of everything deeply impresses Eleven.
• Sephiran was able to get in touch with Eleven after hearing about the stories that the Luminary had been a part of. Erik returned and filled his usual role of talking for the Hero, saying that they can both relate to Sephiran's struggles of losing everything you had and having to claw your way back to salvation. Sephiran states that just like Ashunera, he will not falter again, and he will maintain peace of mind to prevail over whatever evil he must face.
• When Eleven met Spider-Man, they were able to connect surprisingly quickly due to their shared status as Heroes with Bad Publicity. While Spider-Man had a hard time communicating directly (needing Erik's help for that), he's glad that they both able to gradually overcome that reputation (Depending on the Writer though Spidey's in a less consistent position). It helps that they're both genuinely heroic people.
• While it may not be known to everyone, Erdrea does have an underwater kingdom called Nautica where mermaids hail from. Seeing some mermaids who meant no harm to good people brought a smile to Eleven's face. In particular, he was happy to see Ariel able to get married to a human without one outliving the other. Both she and her husband Eric (not that one) are confused as to why this is the case, but they know it's none of their business.
  • Of course this also means he's not going to like Ursula, the Kraken, or the Kraeken. Aside from the obvious with Ursula, Eleven once encountered a similar creature which his party had a bit of trouble with upon escaping Gondolia and later when he got to fight properly. In the case of the similarly named Kraeken, they're demonic sea monsters that are responsible for quite a bit grief in their home world. Their general threat level and power remind Eleven of Alizarin of the Spectral Sentinels, who not only attacked his ship twice in an attempt to kill him, but also wiped out Nautica while looking for him, forcing Queen Marina to pull a Heroic Sacrifice to save him. That last one left him utterly broken.
• After learning about them, Princess Ruto paid Eleven a visit, telling him not to let anything bad happen to her future husband Link. He reassured her that he wouldn't fail, even if it meant having to fight Ganondorf, the King of Evil. Thankfully, Zelda would also be lending her support in such a journey should Eleven rise to the challenge.
• Reaching Eleven's ears was the knowledge of a group of time travelers who once prevented The End of the World as We Know It at the hands of Lavos. Eleven can relate to the struggles that they went through, since he once used time travel to save countless people. What furthers compels him to help them is their shared opposition of Lavos, who mysteriously seems to resemble Calasmos, the Dark One.
• Further in the Pantheons, Eleven heard about Pazuzu, who is known for engaging in Demonic Possession. This reminds Eleven of how Mordegon was able to possess King Carnelian and ruin everything at the end of the first act of his story. There was also Sauron, who was a major obstacle in his respective world due to being an Evil Overlord, which also reminded Eleven of Mordegon (albeit in a different way). Eleven knew that they would definitely be enemies to deal with, and that Pazuzu and Sauron shouldn't be taken lightly.
• But before then, the Pantheonic Time Police came into contact with Eleven and noticed some of his more awkward and desperate actions. They warned him to be careful next time, but were willing to provide him some assistance. Eleven was pleased that he didn't have to anything so reckless again. Trunks in particular knows how he feels, since he once did something similar, which had its own consequences. He ensures Eleven that he won't have to shoulder the burden by himself anymore.
• Another villain that has gained Eleven's opposition if Ragyo Kiryuin. On top of everything else she's done, she was willing to sell out humanity seemingly For the Evulz. She's is far worse than anything Jasper would have done. At least he got the chance to redeem himself in the new timeline.
• The Luminary eventually learned about Nightmare Moon, who somehow broke out of Princess Luna's mind after she was turned good. It was pretty easy to notice her presence, since she causes The Night That Never Ends, reminding Eleven of Tyriant of the Spectral Sentinels. It was good news to hear that the Princesses Luna and Celestia of Equestria were around to help out.

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Winterbolt

King Winterbolt, God of Usurping Santa

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: His scepter
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Evil Is Deathly Cold, Knight of Cerebus, The Most Despicable Rankin/Bass Foe, Seeks to Take Santa's Place as Ruler of the North Pole, Big Bad, Beard of Evil, Master of Blizzards and Cold, Former Magical Lord of the North Pole, Faux Affably Evil, Transflormation
• Domains: Cold, Evil, The North Pole, Magic, Cruelty
• Allies: Princess Morbucks, Melkor, Mad King Thorn, Jack O'Lantern, Turles, Oogie Boogie, Jadis, Kaldr
• Enemies: All non-evil members of the House of Celebration (especially all versions of Santa), everyone who saved Christmas, Rudolph, The Miser Brothers, Olaf, Queen Elsa, Jack Frost, Aslan, Treebeard, Trevenant, Exdeath, Ice King, Finn and Jake, Mordecai and Rigby
• Opposed by: Scrooges and grinches who turn over a new leaf
• Avoids: The Hall of Fire and Heat
• Before Santa Claus, Winterbolt ruled the North Pole with an iron fist. He was defeated by the Northern Lights who cast him into a deep sleep, only to wake up centuries later when Santa Claus had become the new head of the North Pole. Infuriated, Winterbolt sought to cast Santa down and usurp his place to get what was to him his rightful position as king once more.
• Of the Rankin-Bass villains, he stands out as the most irredeemable and ruthless. Never being reformed or being remotely sympathetic, Winterbolt would pull strings to try and ruin Rudolph's life by tricking him into using his nose for evil, and is willing to kill Frosty. He is opposed by anyone who loves Christmas.
• Hates all versions of Santa Claus and anyone working with him. He doesn't even like Robot Santa Claus, though this is mainly because Robot Santa Claus doesn't take kindly to those who'd threaten other Santas. He also considers Ebenezer Scrooge and the Grinch to be failures since they turned over a new leaf rather than continuing to be Christmas villains.
• When first hearing about Jack Skellington, he though he might be a potential ally. However it was clear Jack only wanted to "help" Christmas in his own way and wasn't evil. Jack Skellington opposed him for wanting to destroy Christmas and take out Santa, adding another holiday that Winterbolt doesn't like.
• Oogie Boogies had a very different view on Winterbolt. Wanting to take over the different holidays and bring back Bug Day, Winterbolt was the perfect ally for his war on the holidays. The two have joined to destroy all the holidays and Winterbolt can become ruler of the North Pole once more.
• His newfound opposition towards Jack Skellington has got him the favor of Mad King Thorn and Jack O'Lantern, in hopes of expanding their evil across the holidays. Turles was jubilant to see a fellow foe of Santa, and the two also joined forces. He saw Princess Morbuck's attempt to usurp Santa, and has allied with her for it. And Melkor, being the irredeemable Satanic Archetype he is, liked Winterbolt for what he represented and an ice-themed evil sorcerer works for him.
• Spends most of his time in the Hall of Ice and Cold, the cold making him feel at home. There, he would meet up with Kaldr. His goals of spreading cold and ice throughout the world was something that really appealed to him. As did Jadis' "winter without a Christmas". Gotten a number of heroic ice characters like Queen Elsa and Olaf on his shit-list.
• Winterbolt's ultimate fate was to be turned into a tree, after his scepter was destroyed. He has come to hate all tree folk for this traumatizing experience, regardless of alignment. He isn't too fond of anything related to fire and heat either, given his wintry powers.
• Sought to trick the Ice King into doing his bidding and spread blizzards everywhere, along with trying to steal the Ice Crown. Finn and Jake realized what was going on, and consider him a much wickeder version of Ice King even at his worst. Winterbolt is ignorant of its true dark power, or that things have changed with Simon Petrikov and the crown.

Lesser Gods

The Grinch

The Grinch, The God Who Hated Christmas and Tried to Steal it

• Lesser Gods
• Symbol: His grinning face
• Theme Song: You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral or Neutral Good. Formerly Neutral Evil.
• Portfolio: Being Bad But Turning Good, Gadgeteer Genius, Cheshire Cat Grin, Villain Protagonist,
• Domain: Christmas, Ambiguity, Technology
• Heralds: Max, his dog and Martha May Whovier, his girlfriend
• Superior: Dr. Seuss
• Allies: Grouchy Smurf, Grumpy Bear, King Dedede, Angry Video Game Nerd, Ebenezer Scrooge, The Professor
• Enemies: Bowser
• Opposes: Noise, Incineroar
• Opposed by: The Nostalgia Critic (the Movie version), Dogs
• Odd Friendship: Truman Burbank
• The Grinch used to hate Christmas. Nobody knew why he hated it. It could be his head wasn't screwed on just right. It could be, perhaps, that his shoes were too tight. But some think that the most likely reason of all, may have been that his heart was two sizes too small. Either way, tired of the Whos' jovial activities and the noise, noise, noise, NOISE, The Grinch decided to steal their Christmas. However, after seeing the Whos celebrating with no gifts, The Grinch's heart warmed and grew three sizes that day.
• As stated, no one really knows why the Grinch hated Christmas. There was one version that did give a possible reason. As a little Grinch living in Whoville, he didn't care all that much about Christmas. Though, he was willing to get in to the Holiday spirit for a girl he had a crush on. Unfortunately, an incident with a shaving mishap and being humiliated at school, made the Grinch hate Christmas even more and the Whos who celebrated it.
• There are some in the pantheon who believe that the Grinch may have turned bad again. This is because of two accounts of him terrorizing the Whos and Cat in the Hat. Others think those incidents happen before he turned good. Another theory is that they may not be the same Grinch and it was an entirely different Grinch. So far, Grinch has been behaving himself.
• While The Grinch does enjoy the holiday festivities, he still hates noise, noise, noise. Some believe hearing certain sounds will turn him bad. He tries to stay away from certain parts of the pantheon so it won't happen.
• His relationship with Nostalgia Critic is a bit complicated. While NC is ok with his animated counterpart, he really hates his movie counterpart as he finds him annoying. The Grinch for his part doesn't really care all that much.
  • Speaking of his two counterparts, The Grinch's personality often shifts between the two. His animated counterpart is a bit more calm compared to his movie self, who is more wacky.
• Dogs don't like him. This is because of his mistreatment of his dog Max. Even if he started to be nice to him, it only happen in the end of his story. And there was that other version that actually left the Grinch because of being mistreated.
• Found out that his stealing Christmas has been done by others, with different variations on what is being stolen. Even the Angry Video Game Nerd got in on the act. In this case, he stole all the good games and replaced them with crappy ones. The Grinch expressed relief that there weren't any awful games about him. Well, depending on one's views...
• To prove that certain deities would rather deal with a seasick crocodile then the Grinch, some have given both Sobek and Renekton seasickness. Most regretted that choice.
• While its unknown if he has spiders in his brain, it is known that he has termites in his smile. Gross.
• Has been spotted digging through the trash of the pantheon's residents. Old habits die hard. More often then not, he uses it to build stuff for his temple.
• Is one of the few deities to get along with the more grumpy deities like Grumpy Bear, Grouchy Smurf and Dan since he too can get grumpy.
• Gets along very well with Ebenezer Scrooge. This is because both hated Christmas but then started to love it. Deities make fun that the two are so close that they started to sound the same.
• One time, the Grinch attempted his most nefarious deed yet: to leak the entire Smash roster. Fortunately, his plans were foiled with the unexpected appearance of Incineroar. He's now thinking of a plan to get revenge on the wrestler.

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Demigods

Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago

"NINE NINE!"

Det. Jacob "Jake" Peralta and Sgt. Amy Santiago, Co-Deities of Unsportsmanlike Gloating (Jake: Jake Lady-Hands | Amy: Amy Peralta)

Left: Amy, Right: Jake

• Demideities
• Symbol: Their police badges; alternatively, a poster for Die Hard (Jake), and a binder full of paperwork (Amy)
• Theme Song: Brooklyn Nine-Nine
• Alignment: Between Chaotic Good and Lawful Good (Jake), Lawful Good (Amy)
• Portfolio:
  • Both: Quirky, but good at their jobs, Fair Cops, Technician Versus Performer, Vitriolic Best Buds, Will They or Won't They?, they will
  • Jake: Bad Impressionist, Big Ego, Hidden Depths, Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass, very slim, Manchild, can't keep his desk clean, The Nicknamer, Pop-Cultured Badass, loves sweets, White Male Lead, "Title of your sex tape"
  • Amy: grade-conscious, Brainy Brunette, smokes "Shame Cigarettes," Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak, Happy Dancer, Lady in a Power Suit, loves paperwork, The Perfectionist, Professional Butt-Kisser
• Domains: Cops, Couples, Losers (Jake), Work (Amy)
• Followers: Lynn Loud, Arthur Spooner
• Superior: Captain Holt
• Allies:
  • Both: All good gods in the House of Justice, Judy Hopps & Nick Wilde, Goliath, Lucy and Ricky Ricardo
  • Jake: Shawn Spencer
  • Amy: The House of Leadership, Mace Windu, Leslie Knope
• Enemies: All evil deities in the House of Crime and Transgressions, Manfred von Karma
• Opposes: Rosco P. Coltrane
• Friendly Enemy: Sly Cooper
• Squees over: John McClane (Jake)
• Before they ascended, it was debated on whether they were a good representative of their trope, as some gods felt they would fit better on the Gouse of Justice since they're cops. However, after they saw how many times they do it to other deities and each other, they were invited in the Pantheon.
  • Another reason for their ascension, their show's cancellation. After Fox didn't renew the show, the Hall of Fanbase launched an backlash so huge that NBC picked up the show. Lucy and Ricky Ricardo never saw such backlash towards any of their followers getting Screwed by the Network and convinced the gods to let them in. When Jake and Amy entered the Pantheon, they were greeted by the Ricardos themselves with the two congratulating the cops on their marriage.
• Jake and Amy usually spend their time in the Pantheon arresting those in the House of Crime and Transgressions.
• They've teamed up with Goliath for a few times, as his NYPD friend, Elisa, has yet to ascend. While Jake finds it really cool that he gets to fight crime with a gargoyle, Goliath usually spends more time with Amy as she takes her job more seriously.
• They're friends with Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde for their similarities, as Jake and Nick are Deadpan Snarkers, Amy and Judy are both Nice Girls, and along with Jake, Fair Cops. Now that Nick is a cop, they often do police work with each other.
• They hate Manfred von Karma for his persistence to send the accused in jail, innocent or not. His actions really piss off Jake, as he was wrongfully accused of attempted robbery and was sent to prison.
• Jake and Amy refuse to work with Rosco P. Coltrane due to his corrupt views in law and the fact that he doesn't do much actual police work, aside from chasing those Duke Boys (Which he fails at every time). It doesn't help that Jake had a bad experience with another cop from the south.
• Both of them also reside in Attitude.
• Jake:
  • One crook that he never caught was Sly Cooper. While he loves his charm and does like that he steals from other thieves, he still tries to catch him every chance he gets as he keeps stolen items for himself. He compares his relationship with Sly to that of the Pontiac Bandit back in his universe.
  • When he first entered the Pantheon, he immediately asked the gods if John McClane was a deity; they said yes, and Jake ran to the House of Mentalism to meet his hero. Now every day, Jake spends an hour telling John about how he inspired him to be a cop, or about how he was also trapped in a building full of criminals during Christmas Eve, or how his last two adventures weren't so great.
  • He really loves working with Shawn Spencer in contrast to other cops. Jake was at first, wary of him due to the fact that he lied about his psychic powers, but they later got along as he was useful at picking up clues and enjoys talking a lot about pop culture.
• Amy:
  • She usually spends a lot of time in the House of Leadership, whether it be taking orders or kissing their asses. Said time paid off, now that she's a Sergeant.
    • While she goes to a lot of leaders for mentorship, the leader she goes to the most is Mace Windu. Her boss, Captain Holt, hasn't ascended yet, so she gets training from someone like him.
  • Amy does a huge amount of paperwork in the Pantheon and this was noticed by Leslie Knope. She loves her ambition and is very excited that they're now on the same network.

Tree Gelbman

Theresa "Tree" Gelbman, Goddess of Terrible Birthdays (Crazy White Girl)

• Demigoddess
• Symbol: A poisoned cupcake atop her Dumpstaphunk shirt
• Theme: "Stayin' Alive" by Lizzo
• Alignment: Neutral Good, sometimes Chaotic Good (priorly Neutral Evil)
• Portfolio: Getting Slaughtered on Her Birthday Over and Over, Hard-Work Montage Where She Repeatedly Dies In Funny Ways, Continuing is Painful, Broken Bird, Becoming Stronger and Kinder Through Her Loops
• Domains: Death, Time Travel, Birthdays, Black Comedy
• Herald: Carter Davis
• High Priestess: Nadia Vulvokov
• Allies: Phil Connors, Major William Cage, Laurie Strode, Sidney Prescott, Sarah Connor, Serge, Marty McFly and Doc Brown, Subaru Natsuki
• Enemies: All Slasher Film villains, Airy, Mercurius, Libby Smith
• Tree Gelbman was a snooty, unpleasant and uncaring sorority sister before being killed on her birthday, and somehow awakening that same morning again. By experiencing this deadly birthday repeatedly, in the meantime becoming a better person, she learned who wanted to kill her and dispatched the assassin, which helped her get rid of the time loop. And after she again was trapped in a deadly cycle during her birthday (which was actually in an Alternate Timeline), the Pantheon thought she deserved an ascension for going through all this misery, even letting her boyfriend Carter come along as a herald so they'd finally have all the time possible together.
• Given Tree revealed to never have seen Groundhog Day (or heard of Bill Murray, for that matter) or Back to the Future, Carter likes to show some movies to her in their off time lest she embarrasses herself in front of other deities. That being said, she briefly served as a follower to Phil Connors and they became friends for having faced similar ordeals (though Phil pities how Tree had someone out to kill her, even if both were bad people prior to their loops); and Marty and Doc introduced themselves to Tree even if she ignored their series to acknowledge her handling being trapped in an alternate timeline, and they are on good terms.
• Even if her movie was a less traditional slasher, Tree instantly got the attention and respect of Laurie and Sidney for going from the bitch who is usually killed first to a person who isn't afraid to fight the murderer (and also because she had to die repeatedly to get there). All slasher villains also decided to target Tree feeling the Babyface Killer was weaksauce, with Sidney's archnemes(e)s Ghostface taking particular joy in tormenting her.
• Has gotten along with Major Cage and Subaru Natsuki as they all experienced a time loop which had them repeatedly killed, while managing to become better fighters (and find love) along the way. Serge's experience with alternate timelines also made both bond, though Tree envies how he managed to seamlessly travel between them. And she managed to find much common ground with Sarah Connor, who was also stalked by a killer, grew to be a capable fighter as a result, and had weird time shenanigans to thank.
• Airy and Mercury, who used or intended to create cycles for evil intents, instantly became disliked by Tree. Another one she fiercely opposes is Libby, for being an Alpha Bitch that would fit at home in her sorority (while also reminding Tree of how despicable she was prior to her deadly experience).
• Though her second time in the loop revealed what caused the phenomenon, some of the mad scientists in the Pantheon want to poke and prod Tree just for shits and giggles. She's getting annoyed by it, almost as much as when someone decides to kill her and forces Tree to awaken in pain in Carter's bed.
• Prefers to avoid the Hall of Alcohol if she's alone - repeatedly facing a nasty hangover from the wild night before combined with the pains of whatever just killed you traumatized Tree big time!
• Pitied in the House of Family for how the death of her mother shook Tree enough for her to become a bitch - and how when offered a chance to live again with mom, Tree decided to just go back to her regular life with Carter.
• While her temple is a recreation of some of Bayfield University's rooms, depictions of the Baby mascot are forbidden nearby, for the sake of not annoying Tree after two confrontations with the Babyface Killer. And troll deities who show up to her wearing that mask are far from welcome. Additionally, playing a certain Embarrassing Ringtone is practically begging for Tree to beat you, as she heard it enough for several lifetimes.

Quasideities

Walder Frey

Walder Frey, God of Nasty Parties (The Late Walder Frey, Lord of the Crossing, Old Frey)

• Quasideity
• Symbol: Twin Towers of the Crossing
• Theme Song: The Lannisters Send Their Regards
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: The Cavalry Arrives Late, Dirty Coward, Undiluted Assholery, Dirty Old Men Marrying Teens started as a Bratty Half-Pint, Outliving One's Offspring, Pettiness And Trolling, Evil Old Folks, Big, Screwed-Up Family, Really Gets Around, Siring Children Decades Apart, Being Utterly Despised, Slimeball, Opportunistic Bastard, Complete Arrogance, Somehow Even More Vile In The TV Series, Small Role, Big Impact
• Domains: Treachery, Cravenness, Nobility, Lords, Arrogance, Envy, Pettiness
• Allies: Roose Bolton (his grandson-in-law), Charles Montgomery Burns, Mannfred von Carstein, Ghetsis Harmonia, Prince Hans Westergard, Nute Gunray, Charlotte Linlin/Big Mom
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Tywin and Cersei Lannister, Eric Cartman
• Unknown Rival towards: Thief
• Enemies: Every member of House Stark for his betrayal (top of the list being Robb, Catelyn and Arya), virtually all of Westeros to be honest, The House of Law and Justice, Zeus, Hera, Bacchus, Nemesis, Pinkie Pie, Dante Alighieri, The Doctor, Ashildr, Glenn Arias, the Grinch, The Phantom Thieves of Heart, Ebenezer Scrooge, The Enchantress, Sigurd
• Opposes: The Hall of Flesh Eaters, Shou Tucker
• Opposed by: Argus Filch, the Houses of Celebration, Travel, Loyalty and Servitude, Friendship and Camaraderie and Love and Affection, Frank Castle/The Punisher, Arvis
• Fears: Dis, Tartarus, Hades and Persephone, Dokuro Mitsukai
• Westeros is a harsh world by modern standards, but there are still clear standards to follow. Two of which are so sacred that violating them is seen as truly unforgivable: never kill your family members, and in the North especially keep Sacred Hospitality. The very old Walder Frey maintained the first virtue, but definitely not the second. Angered by a broken familial arrangement, he sought to destroy Robb Stark. And the way he did it was invite the Starks over to a wedding for Edmure Tully and a Frey bridge, so he and his family can slaughter them all. Though Tywin ordered it and Roose had his part, they weren't the ones who broke bread with the forces of the Starks, and House Frey would become the biggest pariahs on the continent.
  • Walder's fate depends on the timeline. In the books he's yet to personally suffer for his crimes, however his extensive family has been dying in droves. Unknown to him, some Freys have been cannibalized and fed to him and his kin...Revenge Is a Dish Best Served indeed. In the show Arya has been cleaning house with his brood, and after letting him have a "Frey pie" let him know "The North Remembers". Thus an earlier end to House Frey came to the relief of many.
• When Walder ascended he had the absolute gall to say he was crashing the party. If he thinks he could take Refuge in Audacity, he was dead wrong as the House of Celebration hates him...even if they legally can't get rid of him due to his trope. Pinkie Pie, being the life of the party, is very acidic when even mentioning him. Bacchus/Dionysus feels the same, especially seeing as how Greek gods HATE breakers of guest right. The House of Friendship doesn't have anything good to say about House Frey either since he spits in the face of respect and coming together. And the House of Loyalty and Servitude? Forget it: there are wet shits they'd trust before him. His reaction to all this antipathy? A mere "heh".
• Even before what'd become known as the Red Wedding, Walder Frey and his family were derided. His family was looked down on for their comparative youth first, but it soon became justified with their pettiness, unwarranted ego and general unpleasantness. Though not a Complete Monster (at least not in the books), Walder Frey is perhaps the most hated man in Westeros due to said Red Wedding. Tywin only really tolerates him as an important figure in his ambitions, and is ready to throw him under the bus when needed. Robb and Catelyn utterly despise him for orchestrating their deaths, among other things. Roose is the closest thing he has to an ally in Westeros.
• The entire House of Justice has sworn to punish Walder for the Red Wedding. Being the guardian of Sacred Hospitality, Zeus is reserving a spot in Tartarus for what he's done. Proving himself an idiot, Walder Frey pointed out what a Hypocrite Zeus is: he turned his first wife into a fly to swallow to avert a prophecy their son would overthrow him yet that's more or less what his own hated father did, guarded oaths yet repeatedly breaks his vows to his wife, and is supposed to be a God of Order yet acts rash and contradictory. Though despicable and not unhypocritical himself, one cannot deny Frey cannot give good criticism if needed. Funnily enough, for all their friction Zeus and Hera love devising ironic punishments with each other.
• He's not the only god to head a Nasty Party. Big Mom planned one as a means of assassinating the Vinsmokes. They're a lot less innocent than Walder's victims, which has only given Walder the smug misbelief nobody would've hated him if, say, House Bolton suffered the Red Wedding. Much as they don't like them, House Stark vehemently disagreed and stated nobody deserves guest right being broken, not even to get rid of the Boltons. Charlotte Linlin couldn't care about this banter, as she believes her and Frey's massive family could form a number of political marriages for each other's sake.
• Though Walder Frey is loathed among one of his Houses and only permitted residence on a technicality, the other House, Betrayal, is one he fits in relatively well. As much as a bastard like himself can like someone, Mannfred likes Walder as he sees much of himself in the old man. Compared to some of his more Ax-Crazy allies Walder seems a more grounded person. And he sure has his fun scheming with Mannfred. Due to his ambitions marrying off his daughters for political purposes he could see where Prince Hans was coming and believes they can work out an arrangement for their schemes. Unsurprisingly most think these "friendships" are only because their collective reputation is so terrible they can only count on each other at best.
• Though it relates more to himself, Walder Frey is disgusted by cannibalism. Despite liking Eric Cartman on some level, he has a hard time coping with the how he made Scott Tenorman eat his parents as chili because Scott tricked him into buying his pubes. His revulsion towards the Hall of Flesh Eaters, given what happened to his family, is somewhat understandable...but in true Slimeball fashion sells it as moralizing to get back in the pantheon's good graces. Surprisingly for how much of an Entitled Bastard he is Walder does seem legitimately perturbed at the trope's holder Shou Tucker, since he does legitimately believes in valuing your own and given what he did to his daughter...still doesn't stop House Frey's lord from being any less of a Hate Sink, though.
• Deep in his bones Zeus's threats have made him dread Tartarus and the punishment Hades has waiting for him, but he covers it up with his trademark arrogance. As the Greek Gods are repulsed by cannibalism he used his disgust to convince them he wasn't as bad as they thought. Hades didn't even hear him out since he knows Walder really just Wants a Prize for Basic Decency. As she hadn't experience the trauma of being eaten his wife Persephone was even less forgiving. She suggested that in life he should be handed over to Dokuro: she's all about beating down perverts and he's a major Dirty Old Man, so seeing her punish him would be fun. And after he dies possibly send him to be tormented by Dis, Emperor of the Kingdom Dolorous. Walder vainly wailed that Dis would show him mercy as they're from the same stock, only for the omnimalevolent demon to yawn he could get some use over using Walder as a stress toy.
• Tried using the Crossing to get a position in the House of Travel, but was treated with suspicion by the other members because of how unreliable he is and not allowed in. He's constantly asking for huge fees in using his Bridge, being uncaring that some of his house's initial heat was due to taking advantage of a strategic position they happened to grow up around. He commands the bridge into Mordor now, but the Grand United Alliance of Evil does not trust him, knowing he would happily take a better offer; dude loves trolling other members of the Pantheon. Walder Frey's ultimate ambition is to be the biggest power broker and administrator of the house, and to help him in this effort he has sided with Nute Gunray as he has experience with blockading. Given their ego is inversly proportional to their competence, this hasn't seen any success.
• As mentioned House Frey is a young house; though only by comparison to his peers-about 600 years. Walder estimates this would also be the kind of difference between him and many members of the House of Commerce; he is still a part of medieval society and has some unfamiliarity to the modern plutocracy. Mr Burns, being about 14 (maybe) years his senior decided to teach him the ropes. Being the greedy, venal lord that he is Walder Frey found the malicious billionaire was a kindred spirit. He soon came to appreciate the selfish, greedy misers of the House. Happy to find friends, Walder Frey had attempted to get along with Ebenezer Scrooge, only to be rebuffed with a vengeance as he has long since changed his ways.
• Has brought with him to the Pantheon his huge family and keeps asking for marriages. The rest of the Pantheon keeps declining, as they don't dare to go to weddings involving Freys. Even ignoring their negative reputation, Walder Frey simply has too many descendants to realistically ascend and he isn't stopping in making more: he's a peevish old man who still has enough game he can't count how many bastards he has and considers "barely legal" a starting point. Many sought to scrub themselves dry after spending too much time with him. Walder still tries to badger the House of Love and Affection to marry off his children for political purposes, eventually leading to a restraining order.
• To give him some credit, even if he doesn't prevent his own vices from spreading across the family he's not an abusive father like Tywin. Some have compared the dynamic he has with his large family to Charles zi Britannia, who has far more consorts than even Walder. However beyond talk of "body-counts" the Emperor of Britannia regards Walder as slimy and irrelevant. A worse father^note adoptive but still counts, Ghetsis may concede Walder's slimy, but doesn't find him irrelevant; he wants his strategic position as Lord of the Crossing and wealth as an asset. As Walder couldn't give a shit about families that aren't his, he accepted it. Walder's enemies snidely commented the real reason they're working together is that only a fellow low-life is willing to work with him.
• Looks like an older and even crabbier Argus Filch, who he assumed was one of his many bastards. Filch takes offense at that since while he's an unpleasant jerk, Walder Frey is vile. Walder Frey doesn't mind, as he'd rather look like Filch than a bald, toothless man. He also looks familiar to the Doctor as being like (and in personality too) the space pirate Solomon and (only in grumpiness) himself, right before the 1st Doctor was about to regenerate. This case of mistaken identity led Arya to not get along with the Doctor at first, and Walder to have an instinctive distrust of Ashildr. Her and the Doctor's relationship may be difficult, but they can at least come together in disgust of Walder Frey.
• The Harold Saxon Master once pulled off not a wedding, but a different invitation for his new cabinet so he could gas them. He's also batshit crazy^note two thumbs up! and thinks humans are inferior to Time Lords so Walder doesn't want to deal with him. And given how much of a Slimeball he is, even the Mr Saxon Master thinks he's cringeworthy (though admits he likes he's a Troll). Sigurd was disappointed the Master didn't Kick the Son of a Bitch, as the Red Wedding is a painful reminder of how he was betrayed; backstabbed by Arvis and incinerated along with his army. Arvis himself feels Walder Frey is too brazen and slimy for his liking, but he has better things to do than to oppose someone who's already got enemies at all sides.
• Claims to practice Pragmatic Villainy, but his endless jabs, ignoring sacred taboos and smug snakery put him squarely in Stupid Evil territory. The man honestly thinks his schemes and plotting makes him a Worthy Opponent to the logistic exploitation of Prince Thief, however he seems Walder Frey for the flagrant Opportunistic Bastard he really is. He's also believes Walder Frey has only lived to his nineties in spite of the aforementioned Stupid Evil because he's too afraid of open confrontation; his choice to not participate in Robert's Rebellion until said rebellion was all but assured was used as Example A. Walder vainly defends his action as "exercising caution" and pointed out Thief is pretty sneaky and underhanded himself. Thief's response? Yes, but I'm clever at it...unlike you".
• Walder Frey is incensed that even gods from the "present" think his breaking of Sacred Hospitality is especially vile, not just because he finds being Hated by All problematic for his ambitions (though his personality is arguably more hated) but because he believes they are hypocrites for not condemning Frank Castle for doing something similar; inviting a bunch of highly corrupt executives, and on another occasion mobsters, to a party/dinner as an underhanded means of killing them. The Punisher doesn't like being compared to Walder and pointed out it was done under very different circumstances-he gives dishonorable men dishonorable deaths to avenge the muder of his family, while Walder brutally dishonored an honorable family for a broken marriage arrangement and a boon from the Lannisters.
• The Enchantress is among many especially disgusted by Walder Frey. Sure, turning away someone for being ugly is one thing. However inviting them before murdering them is a whole new level of depraved, and the only reason she hasn't targeted him for his crimes yet is because she's trying to develop the perfect curse to punish him. The head of House Frey isn't all that surprised as she's a fey who holds Sacred Hospitality as, well, sacred. Given other people were caught up in her "lesson" to the Prince who would've been 11 or so at the time Walder arrogantly mocks her for "being underhanded". The Enchantress wasn't surprised as Walder clearly doesn't understand why guest right is so important and why it's part of her more extreme actions.