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Areas, Settlements, Destinations and Sights
The Pantheon is what most would call a massive cluster of worlds, settlements, ideas, and environments packaged into one another and then laid out in a seemingly indescribable manner. One place, you'll be seeing gorgeous natural scenery, in another, it's a huge, bustling city full of lights and noise, someplace else is dead quiet with nothing really sticking out and one place would be constant rumbles and the sound of beasts patrolling the lands either in search of prey or patrolling their territory. This particular House... is more along the lines of an observatory point that oversees and keeps track of the many places that are established in the Pantheon
The House of Locations and Settings was formed as a means of developing a close hub and support spot for the House of Travel, with which it has very strong ties. Appearance-wise, it's not actually an amalgamation of every conceivable area that can be projected in a normal mind. Instead, it's a large dome that hosts a transport spot to nearly every place imaginable. Interestingly, it's pretty similar to the Houses of Legacy and Influence and Science; it's a combination of a museum and a research center whose main goal is to document and observe any sort of environment, location, and settlement possible. The idea of preservation and respecting them is dependent on just how important a place's ecology and economic importance is and how tainted and corrupted it is.
At the center of the dome is a massive spire, whose diameter and height would be mistaken for a skyscraper. Said spire serves as a direct connection to the House of Time And Space where on the top is a station built to observe places that normally cannot be reached by any normal means and provide a gateway to other realms. Results about this have been pretty mixed, with many worrying about how it could create an unintentional bridge to unknown threats. Thankfully, defensive measures and further security has been provided and supplied by supporting Houses to ensure occupants and visitors are kept safe and secure.
Not to be confused with the Dominions Expansion , which is an official registration of literal locations and settings from all sorts of different worlds, while the House of Locations and Settings is more akin to establish deities who represent a part/aspect of a setting. Though that said, that, and this House do share a strong connection with one another and the conservation and monitoring of any realm registered into the Pantheonic Dominion are treated as a high priority here. The House of Nature is also a realm that has a close association, thanks to its massive abundance of natural biomes and landmarks.
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The Grand Settlers

- Intermediate God (Greater God when invoking the powers of Divine Armor and Redemption)
- Symbol: The Divine Comedy beside The Red Cross of The Crusaders
- Theme Song: Battle with Adraman
, Redemption
- Alignment: Lawful Neutral (with shades of Neutral Good)
- Portfolio: Does not like Corrupt Priests, Badass Bookworm, Sees Beatrice as his muse, His Reaction to Virgil, The Atoner, Demon Slaying, Historical Badass Upgrade, Death's Scythe, his primary weapon, The sin that made him atone
- Domains: Redemption, Forgiveness, Writing, Fighting, Traveling, Poets
- Heralds: Publius Vergilius Maro/Virgil (his Spirit Advisor) and Beatrice Portinari (his muse/wife).
- Allies: The other Dante, Gabriel Belmont, Asia Argento, Alexander Anderson, Simon Belmont, William Shakespeare, Kamijou Touma, Ezio Auditore, Anyone that enjoys his poetry
- Enemies: YHVH, Cerberus, Satan, Vergil, Zobek, Dante of the Deep Forrest and Father Homunculus, Allant, Kirei Kotomine, Enrico Pucci, Judge Frollo, the evil Demons in the House of Otherness
- Opposes: Kratos, Alucard (Hellsing)
- Pities: Homura Akemi
- A very gifted poet that has written many works though his is often known for one of his greatest works is The Divine Comedy. Something that he written through experience. He has also proven to be a strong warrior with him starting in The Feditore a cavallo (a sect of Knights that go through the most dangerous tasks) and later The Crusaders.
- He is also secretly an Assassin, helping Ezio's ancestor Domenico Auditore to survive and establish the Auditore family. As such, Ezio respects him and becomes his ally.
- He has fought many powerful Demons, Spirits, Death and even The Devil himself and has shown that he would be quick to bring up arms to fight those that stand in his way.
- When he first discovered that his writing hero Virgil was in the Pantheon he was happy and went to The House of Family only to find Vergil. Needless to say it ended in a fight that was eventually broken up, by Vergil's brother named Dante no less, and he later discovered where he truly was. The two Dantes got along much better as they talked, and though Alighieri viewed the Son of Sparda as being something of a careless showoff, they both agreed that evil monsters and demons had to be stopped where they were found.
- When he first discovered Lucifer he readied himself for another battle with The Prince of Darkness only to find that he was nothing like the Fallen Angel that he fought before. Though Lucifer found Dante's skills extraordinary, and told him of YHVH's misdeeds in an attempt to sway him, Dante refused to join him.
Dante: YHVH is a mockery of the god I serve, and your preaching of anarchy and chaos repulses me. Why would I choose between two evils when I can serve the side of good?
- Then he met Satan, who in turn recognized him. The two engaged in a close battle but Satan escaped him. The two have become remained bitter enemies. Though it raises questions of Satan's connection with Dante it has earned him an ally in Gabriel.
- Utterly disgusted by YHVH, who he sees as a black-hearted mockery of the Christian God, and like Gabriel he refuses to acknowledge the Lord of Order as such.
- Has seen similarities between himself and Gabriel Belmont, he has offered to help further redeem him as he travels the earth.
- Does understand what it is like to fight through hell and back for a loved one and has offered to help those that go through the same ordeal.
- Considers Homura Akemi to be a dark reflection of him: she went through her own version of hell for someone she loved, but where Dante managed to make it through his journey and emerge victorious into the light, Homura was broken by her ordeal, and her love for Madoka twisted into something dark and poisonous. Despite the terrible sin she committed, her self-proclaimed demonhood and the fact she works with Lucifer, he feels only pity for her: such an ordeal would easily break someone far stronger than some scared, lonely, self-loathing little girl.
- Is often disliked by some of the evil members in The House of Life and Death due to him defeating his version of Death and taking his scythe.
- Does not like corrupt priests as to him they are a mockery of God's will and their deceptions nearly damned him to Hell itself.
- Does not appreciate The God of War threatening his Advisor and has issued a warning that he will stop him if he harms any of his allies.
- Will sometimes offer those that seek redemption to stand in the Presence of his Cross so that it will slowly absolve them of their sin. Those beyond redemption, however, will meet a Cruel and Unusual Death, first with him punching them viciously in the gut and then stabbing them in the face with his scythe.
- Although he only invokes them when fighting, Dante is actually capable of very powerful magic. He can greatly increase his strength and power through what he considers as "Redemption", but his greatest power is the Divine Armor granted to him by God. Under the effects of this holy power, Dante not only becomes completely immune to the vast majority of what the GUAE can throw at him, but also regenerates any damage that he has taken to nearly full health, no matter how grievous his injuries. Although he cannot maintain both powers indefinitely, while they are active he can go toe-to-toe with Greater Gods and other beings supposedly much more powerful than himself. Melkor is wary of this combination, for it signifies when Dante is at his most powerful.
- He swears that he has never encountered the Eleventh Level of Hell, rumored to have "An obnoxious douchebag with unconvincing dreads who puts grapes in his nose and constantly shout 'Bloopity bloopity bloopity bloopity' and makes those who see him instantly wet themselves and cry in fear."
- Has recently found himself interested in a trading card game as it depicts a significant part
of his journey through Hell.
- Another Dante has now entered the Pantheon, a female Alchemist who in her time was responsible for constructing several and commanding all of the Homunculi based around the Seven Deadly Sins, and is now one of the leaders in the organization containing the original progenitor of these sin-based abominations along with several of his spawn. He's made his feelings clear on her as well as the Homunculi's Father: he despises both of them.

- Lesser God/desses (due to their positions as kings and queens of Narnia, they have the authority of an Intermediate God)
- Symbol: A Shield with a Red Lion in the center.
- Theme Song: "Narnia Theme Song"
- Alignment: Lawful Good, formerly Neutral Good (Edmund had a brief stint of being Chaotic Neutral)
- Portfolio: Blitz Evacuees, Were Revealed to Have Died in a Train Crash and that Narnia was an Idealized Dream and Paradise (Except Susan)
- Peter: The Eldest and Most Protective of the Siblings, The General Caretaker of the Pevensies, Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold, Is Well-Informed about the Fantasy Genre, Royals Who Actually Do Something, Is a Pretty Good Planner
- Susan: Archer Archetype, Aloof Dark-Haired Girl, Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak, Lady of War, Martial Pacifist, Tends to Disbelieve in a Lot of What Happens in Narnia, Is Actually the Only Surviving Sibling
- Edmund: The General Annoying Sibling, Jerk with a Heart of Gold, Deadpan Snarker, Is the Most Unruly of his Siblings, Middle Child Syndrome, Tends to be Rather Quick-Witted and Analytical, Tall, Dark, and Snarky, Does Try to Make Amends for Betraying his Allies, Lovable Traitor, Will Gladly Fight Alongside Peter, Is a Rather Complex Character
- Lucy: The Sweetest of the Siblings and a Friend to All Living Things, Little Miss Badass, Cute Bruiser, Normally Doesn't Wear Shoes, The Healer of her Family, Plucky Girl, Tomboy with a Girly Girl Streak, Remaining Optimistic in the Face of Adversary, Is Generally the Most Favoured of her Siblings, Tender Tears
- Domains: Evacuees, Destiny, Rulers, Monarchs, Siblings, Family
- Heralds: Prince Caspian the Tenth, Eustace Scrubb, Jill Pole, Digory Kirke, Polly Plummer
- Superior: Aslan
- Allies: Aragorn, King Arthur Pendragon, Princess Zelda, Link, Sigmar Heldenhammer, Artoria Pendragon, The Oz Gang, Gandalf, Karl Franz, Tyrion, Teclis, Princess Sofia, Diana of Themyscira/Wonder Woman, Seita, Setsuko, Suzu Houjou, Hikaru Shidou, Umi Ryuzaki, Fuu Hououji, Oliver, Aurora, Niko, Kazuma Satou, Naofumi Iwatani, The Digidestined
- Peter: Ashitaka (also shared with Susan), Jon Snow
- Susan: Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Clint Barton/Hawkeye, Hanzo Shimada, Katniss Everdeen, Rarity
- Edmund: D.W. Read
- Lucy: Fluttershy
- Enemies: Jadis the White Witch, Melkor, Sauron, Griffith, Archaon, Malekith, Morathi, Nagash, Ganondorf, Damien Thorn, Queen Potema Septim, Alduin, Tywin Lannister, Joffrey Baratheon, Ramsay Bolton, The Wicked Witch of the West, Queen Nehelenia, The Nameless God, Grogar
- On Good Terms With: Golbez
- Conflicting Opinion: The Dragonborn
- Pities: Guts, Jaime Lannister, Tyrion Lannister, Cassiopeia the White Witch
- Respected By: Lucifer (one-sided on his end), The Hall of Siblings
- Opposes: The Four Chaos Gods, Molag Bal, Daenerys Targeryannote , Satan (includes Dis, The Beast, Satan (LoS) and Satan (Paradise Lost)), Nazi-Associated Deities
- Four siblings in the Pevensie family were caught in the middle of an air battle between the Allies and the Axis in World War II and in the ensuing chaos, their house was destroyed. The children managed to survive, but without a home, their mother decided it would be best for them to be sent away to a country house to remain safe from the war. There, the youngest, Lucy discovers, to her surprise, that a wardrobe there led to a magical world and took a while to convince her older siblings to believe in her. They explored the world known as Narnia and met up with numerous fantastical creatures and figures, in addition to learning about the fate of the world has been through an endless winter caused by a tyrannical figure only known as the White Witch. One of the kids, Edmund, ditches his siblings to join the White Witch, but ultimately returns after witnessing just how cruel and depraved she is and are met by a lion known as Aslan, who is the true king of Narnia. Determined to stop the White Witch, the Pevensies align with many of the races who opposed the witch's reign and went on to battle against the White Witch's forces after she made it clear that she intended to kill her enemies to assert her cruelty and misery towards others after supposedly killing Aslan. However, with the unexpected return of Aslan, the Pevensies and their allies won the battle and according to destiny, the Pevensies were to be anointed kings and queens of Narnia in Aslan's place, which they accepted with grace.
- Years later, during their reign as kings and queens, they would eventually return to the real world, their age being reverted back to when they first entered the magical world. They would return, whereupon a thousand years had passed in Narnia's time, where its ruler, Prince Caspian the Tenth, called upon aid, which came in the form of the Pevensies. Together, they made an effort to defeat a group of pirates known as the Telmarines, though Peter and Susan were given notice that they may never return to Narnia due to their growing age. Edmund and Lucy would also aid their cousin, Eustace Scrubb, in returning to Narnia to aid Caspian in looking for exiled Telemarines, though once the journey was completed, Edmund and Lucy were given the same notice as Peter and Lucy beforehand that they may never return. Years pass and it was ultimately revealed that the Pevensies, minus Susan, all died in a train crash; Narnia was merely them going on to a new world and Paradise where Aslan governed the just.
- Peter, Edmund and Lucy led a joyous, blessed life granted to them by Aslan after their stories, but the absence of Susan meant that there was a missing piece in their lives. Determined to reunite with the older sister, the three of them took to seeking advice and answers from Aslan, who had since become a respected and revered deity in a new realm known as the Trope Pantheons. He was willing to help out, although the newfound stress of also having to look after his new friends and comrades in the Pantheon meant that he couldn't always be there for the Pevensies, even if he wanted to. This prompted Peter, Edmund, and Lucy to seek it themselves, and with enough hard work, they were able to find and reunite with Susan, who took a while to accept that Narnia was, and still is, a reality. The reunited siblings were now whole again and the Pantheon was now ready to formally accept them. Though there was a cost in that their jubilant lives would now be faced with new perils and threats from here on out.
- The Pevensies are highly respected and celebrates by deities who have a strong association with siblings. Naturally, they were considered honorary members for the Hall of Siblings where they're usually content with expressing how they see each other as brothers and sisters and how they have struggled to look after and protect Narnia. Even so, the four of them are just as protective for the Hall, with Edmund being surprisingly the most staunch about it. It seems as if he wants to make up for the time he was a jerk, even after his Character Development.
- Similarly, The House of Royalty also reciprocated the feeling and were willing to grant the four as honorary members of the Fierce Protectors of Royalty, though the Pevensies, especially Lucy, were a little shy about the proposition at first. They really got along with Aragorn and King Arthur, mainly under the virtue that they were chosen rulers who had to prove their worth and hence were well-regarded by their peers. Princess Zelda was also just as commendable, comparing the Pevensies' acts to those of Link. Through this newfound friendship, the Pevensies are eager to visit the lands of Middle-earth and Hyrule, which Aragorn and Zelda highly encouraged to do so.
- Through the Pantheon, the Pevensies began to become more familiar and aware of the various fantasy settings whose beings also found a way to the Pantheonic realms. Many of the worlds were magical in a pleasant sort of way and they have considered taking a visit. Other magical worlds, on the other hand, were not just dangerous, but also a total wreck in one way or another.
- The Warhammer World was one of those worlds which the Pevensies expressed nervousness about when it came to their thoughts of visiting it. They quickly learned about the many dangers and perils of the world and familiarised themselves with its greatest threats; Malekith, Nagash and Archaon and the siblings quickly took to opposing them. They hate Nagash the most, mainly due to how sadistic and malevolent he was in general, alongside his story of destroying his country not being too far off from what Jadis did to Charn, with Nagash even being willing to kill his younger brother without remorse for the throne of Nehekhara being the total antithesis of what the Pevensies would do for one another. Archaon and Malekith are also dire threats with the former being rather reminiscent of Tash. That said, Lucy does pity the circumstances of their fall to villainy and can be pitiable, though Archaon doesn't really care while Malekith is a lot more noble and reasonable than the sadistic Dark Elves that he lords over, including his mother, Morathi.
- There was also the land of Westeros, where the concept and presence of Magic were instead dominated by harsh societal upbringing and principles and shrewd politics that determined who was fit to be king and who was fit to rule the lands with an iron fist. While there were unambiguously good, even heroic beings that the Pevensies got along with, it didn't take away the amount of vile, despicable beings that they realized, especially Joffrey Baratheon and Ramsay Bolton, two heirs who have proven themselves to be the very worst rulers that Westeros has had. Both were the opposite of what a good king and ruler should be and neither of them has any loyalty or empathy towards anyone. Even Lucy isn't making any attempts to understand or empathize with them as their actions have proven more than enough to show that they are Beyond Redemption.
- Perhaps the most harrowing is the land of Midland where humanity seemingly is in a loss of hope and driven to despair by demonic beings known as Apostles. One such human, Guts, however, came to revolt against destiny countless times and now wants to provide something beneficial for his traveling companions. The Pevensies were greatly saddened to learn of the Black Swordsman's upbringing and his experience as a mercenary and while Guts appreciates their gesture, he told the Pevensies that it is best for them to leave him alone for now. It's his way of wanting them safe from his enemies, especially Griffith.
- To the surprise of many, the Pevensies have a good understanding and maintain a civil partnership with Golbez, of all people. Though the reason for their alliance makes more sense if their background is given any indication; Golbez was a truly good, if rather unruly, being who was brainwashed into evil and had to be snapped out by his younger brother, Cecil Harvey. He and Edmund were able to bond over this, given that the latter himself had an antagonistic relationship with his siblings before he turned his demeanor around for the better. As a result, Edmund would often take advice from Golbez on how to be a better warrior and to empathize towards others, and vice-versa and Golbez himself was pleased by the Pevensies' hospitality towards them.
- Their story has a lot of references and influences from Christian tales and epics, which is especially apparent as Aslan himself is an allegory of Jesus. As a result, they are naturally inclined to oppose against Satan (or, in the case of the Pantheon, a number of different versions) due to his rampant contempt for God and Humanity, which would also be thrown towards Aslan and the Pevensies by proxy. Amusingly, there was a version of Satan that wound up being rather pitiable and clumsy in comparison. The Pevensies saw that he wasn't really all that malicious and that he treats his own Hell as a sort of vacation spot, which generated a rather awkward response from the brothers and sisters. This Satan sometimes intends on inviting them to his hell, though they're rather uncomfortable about the proposition, much to Satan's chagrin.
- To their shock, they ended up earning the admiration of another version of Satan, who instead goes by Lucifer, if mainly because he found their story to be one of personal growth and triumph, and with each sibling displaying various virtues and quirks which emphasized Lucifer's belief of Humans Are Special. However, this is one-sided on his end; his goal of freedom and individuality is not really one of benevolence but rather based on how one can continue triumphing their adversaries for one's self, which wasn't exactly what the Pevensies were fond of, seeing as they wanted to promote harmony and grace for all their friends, family, and subjects. This doesn't deter Lucifer, who instead insists to the Pevensies that they continue with their goals, which they instead saw as patronizing.
- Satanic Archetypes and Anti-Christ analogies have also come into opposition against the Pevensies, mainly because the siblings' nature of being chosen to lead a period of harmony and their loving and noble nature heavily contradicts their perspective of sundering the world to their whims. Naturally, Damien Thorn keeps himself wary of the Pevensies, though, with his divine and political influence, he believes he can outlast them with his supporters and his determination to see evil win. Griffith is another harbinger of discord, however, his position of posing a deceptive image as a benevolent, holy savior and ruler of light has infuriated Aslan as well as have the Pevensies in high alert. Griffith himself sees the Pevensies and Aslan as worthless and weak, not being fit to be in any position of matching up against him, though many have pointed out that this is mainly a result of Griffith's raging Narcississm and God-Complex. Meanwhile, Aslan and the Pevensies are more worried about the fact that Griffith might be eyeing to take over Narnia for himself.
- They also vehemently stand against other evil rulers, such as Melkor and Sauron, both of whom are dark figures who have made a history of sundering pain, suffering, madness, and fear towards others. However, Melkor wanted to destroy whereas Sauron sought total control, but regardless, they were doing it only for themselves. Melkor, trying to take in Aslan's criticisms towards him, decided that he will smite the Pevensies as a response, while Sauron wants to see them suffer as he takes over Narnia and ruins it far worse than Jadis did. That, and both don't want the embarrassing notion that four mortal beings could defeat/terrify them like it has happened back in their home realms and thus, are more proactive in being in the field in case they were to battle against the Pevensies in one way or another. Grogar is another malicious overlord, who sees Narnia as a promising land to take over, though predictably, the Pevensies and Aslan are having none of it.
- They have some sympathy towards those who were caught in World War II, especially non-combatants who were in the wrong place at the wrong time and it helps that their home was destroyed in an air raid. The Pevensies, as a result, came to befriend Suzu Houjou, who had to endure surviving in war-torn Japan whilst also losing her arms in a blast. Suzu herself was intrigued, but ultimately upset at how most of the siblings died in a train crash, but regardless wished them gratitude and luck in the Pantheon, which the Pevensies repaid by being one of her more frequent visitors. A more tragic case came with Seita and Setsuko, a sibling pair who lost everything in WWII before they passed away from exhaustion and malnutrition. While Britain and Japan were on opposing sides, the Pevensies still insisted that they pay their respects to the two children and get along with them. Seita was endeared by the Pevensies' willingness to simply getting along despite the past and they became friends, with Setsuko being a favorite to play along with for the brothers and sisters.
- Lucy, the youngest of the siblings, is easily the most popular and likable of the group as she normally tends to keep up an upbeat and optimistic perspective on things. On top of that, she is eager to befriend anyone that she meets for the most part and would do whatever she takes to help those in need, more so than her siblings. For this, she became friends with Fluttershy, who also normally has the same demeanor in life. The two make a concentrated effort to go around the Pantheon and provide assistance to friends in case they're in peril or help and the two have since become patrons of aid and care to many of the Pantheon's residents.
- Edmund is one of the most stalwart in regards to familial care and loyalty, if mainly because his past experiences as an unruly jerk did nearly cost him a lot and has since made a concentrated effort to become a letter person. When he encounters siblings similar to him before his change, Edmund does make an effort to lecture and teach them how to be a better person, with his personal experience being a case study for them to learn and apply to their life perspective. On the subject of annoying siblings, he quickly befriended D.W. Read, who, while not as bad, tends to pester her older brother, Arthur quite a lot, though D.W. also makes it clear that she loves him and she came to respect Edmund for changing his attitude.
- Susan had admitted that being the only survivor of her siblings has been pretty hard and that coming to terms with it was an even harder task. Regardless, she has kept to her interests in fashion, whilst also appreciating and keeping to her natural talents as an archer. Learning about the state of the Pantheon and the new dangers that she is learning about, she is open to taking training sessions to improve her archery skills, seeing famous archers like Green Arrow, Hawkeye, Hanzo Shimada, and Katniss Everdeen as potential mentors to be taught under. While the four of them have had their fair share of troubles, they are open to teach a fellow archer like Susan to become better and more flexible in their craft, which she appreciated.
- The fact that Susan was not among those who entered Aslan's Country due to being interested in "nylons, lipstick, and invitations" has not exactly been thought of much in high regard. In fact, Susan herself has taken to agreeing on it. Though that said, her interests are intact and she has admitted that she did have to contend with the death of her family for a long time. Speaking of her passion for fashion, Susan got along well with Rarity and saw some intrigue in Equestria, if mainly due to its idealistic fantasy setting not being unlike Narnia. Rarity herself has seen interest in the other fantastical land, though she admits that she's wary of Jadis. Beyond that, Rarity is open to teaching Susan a few things about fashion designs and makeup in the House of Costumes.
- Peter, being the oldest and most responsible of the Pevensies, tends to be the one who insists on taking up any sort of burden that would harm his family. He got to befriend Jon Snow for reminding him of Prince Caspian to some extent, alongside Jon's strong family values towards the Starks being a commendable and admirable quality that Peter could relate to. The Pevensies do sympathize with Jon's turbulence, especially having had to fight against fantastical, political, and militant threats to ensure his survival and his family's preservation, while Jon wishes to travel to Narnia after hearing about how much different it was from Westeros and seeing if good political relations can be made between the Narnians and the Starks. Peter and Susan also became friends with Ashitaka, an exiled prince of the Emishi tribe who was forced to leave after contracting a deadly curse upon defeating Nago, a trained boar God and through his travels, met and worked with a princess known as San to remove his curse and stop a conflict between the denizens of San's forest and a local mining settlement called the Tataraba/Iron Town. Though there was a cost, Peter and Susan still expressed their respect for Ashitaka and welcomed him as a good friend. He was endeared enough to make attempts to hang out with them and hopes to have San meet up with the Pevensies, thinking each other would be of great company.
- The quartet became good friends with Oliver, considering the circumstances of their tales are pretty similar, with Oliver, an ordinary boy, being whisked into a magical world where he also had to save it from the threat of another White Witch. Interestingly, the Pevensies were surprised to find out that the White Witch that Oliver dealt with, Cassiopeia, was nowhere near as evil as Jadis and that after being humbled, she did decide to go on and make amends with those that she wronged. On the contrary, Oliver was horrified to learn just how petty and despicable Jadis was and has promised the Pevensies that he will be there for them if he is ever needed.
- On a similar note, the Magic Knight trio of Hikaru Shidou, Umi Ryuuzaki, and Fuu Hououji were also endeared by the world of Narnia and their heroes, so they were really anticipating meeting the Pevensies for their positions as the kings and queens of their land. And it paid off for them; the Magic Knights are stalwart warriors of good, the kinds that Aslan would find commendable and they became well-accommodated with the siblings. They were also able to relate to the trio having to save another land that they were not native to, although the circumstances of Cephiro's strife were a lot more complicated than they first appeared.
- Aurora was a monarchal heir who was thrust into a journey to save the kingdom of Lemuria. She commended the Pevensies for their dedication to one another and the respect they received and commanded from their friends and followers as they reminded her of the companions that she had in her travels. She wishes to visit Narnia someday, but regardless, sees the Pevensies as good friends who are always available for help and vice-versa. She does wish them the best of luck in their new story.
- They also got along with a group of unorthodox groups who still went on to provide and save their lands from a greater evil. That said, they do have some difficulty in dealing with the traveling party of Kazuma Satou. While he does want to do good and has done so on a number of occasions, his companions, especially Aqua, are notorious for creating more troubles and instigating problems for the group in general and the Pevensies found the whole experience oddly amusing. Naofumi Iwatani was a more normal case, but still, with his traveling members being two humanoid beings who are not wholly accustomed to society, it was a difficult journey, though they still proved their worth by saving the parallel world that he was sent to and proving his innocence from a ridiculous, yet serious assault allegation. Two intergenerational groups of kids, the Digidestined were also tasked to save the Digital World, an alternate realm where beings known as Digimon were the dominant race. The Pevensies saw a lot in common with them, especially given that they too had a few siblings, which allowed them to better understand one another. Still, the Pevensies are wary of the Digital World, even if its concept seems intriguing enough for them to consider entering. That, and the Digidestined think that the Pevensies would be great Digimon owners due to their strong sense of camaraderie and care towards others.
- Their experience with Jadis has made the Pevensies quite wary of vain and wicked sorceresses, though Jadis herself does affirm herself as one of the worst. One of these is Morathi, a Dark Elf seer and mother of the aforementioned Malekith who manipulated her son into discord and is one of the reasons the Elves of her world struggle with racial strife against one another. That she also indulges in hedonistic activities and is not above mocking and torturing her foes made her one of the most staunch foes regarding the Pevensies. The Wicked Witch of the West has come to envy Narnia and its rulers for being more popular than she is and is not above threatening her foes' loved ones if she can find leverage and Queen Nehelenia is a being who champions her vanity and trapping her victims into a Magic Mirror is not unlike Jadis turning whatever displeases her into ice statues. While Nehelenia revels in her villainy and aspires to be hated, the Pevensies, especially Lucy, pity her, a response that she does not take kindly to.
- The Pevensies learned of The Nameless God during their travels in the Pantheon and immediately registered him as a being to take caution of, as it is a being who lulls unsuspecting beings into its personal domain, the Nameless Island, and pitting them into a "tribute" which is a cover to starve the followed from being acknowledged. While this normally involves supposed arranged marriages, the Pevensies are still terrified of just what the Nameless God is capable of. The fact that it was once a human makes him more creepy, though its restless madness and its depressing past do elicit some sort of pity. While they do feel about it, the Pevensies ultimately admit that the best way to end its madness is by killing it, an act that they're uncomfortable with.

- Greater God (Rick, though his rank can decrease or even increase depending on the situation), Lesser God bordering on Intermediate (Morty, though he can also reach Greater God status with appropiate equipment and time.)
- Symbol: Rick's overjoyed face and Morty's screaming face side by side
- Theme Song: Rick and Morty Theme
- Alignments:
- Rick: Chaotic Neutral with dashes of Chaotic Good
- Morty: Chaotic Neutral, formerly True Neutral leaning on Neutral Good.
- Portfolios
- Both: Catchphrase, Crasser Expies Of Doc Brown And Marty McFly, Heroes Want Redheads, Seen It All, Sensitive Guy and Manly Man, Odd Friendship
- Rick: Giving His Liver A Roundhouse Kick Each Day, Big Ol' Unibrow, Brilliant, but Lazy, Broken Ace, Bunny-Ears Lawyer, Catchphrase, Comedic Sociopath, 70 Year Old-Asskicker, Cynical Mentor, Deadpan Snarker, Travels The Multiverse Through The Portal Gun, Experienced Protagonist, Gass Hole, Insufferable Genius, It Amused Me, Cynical Worldview, Having A Heart Of Gold, Loners Are Freaks, Mad Scientist, Omnicidal Maniac, Omnidisciplinary Scientist, Politically Incorrect Hero, Science Anti-Hero, Seen It All, Sir Swears-a-Lot, Sociopathic Hero
- Morty: All-Loving Hero, Finding Optimism In Nihilism, Beleaguered Assistant, Book Dumb, Born Unlucky, Butt-Monkey, Cornered Rattlesnake, Cool Loser, Extreme Doormat, Not Being All That Smart, I'm a Man; I Can't Help It, Informed Flaw, Loser Son of Loser Dad, Lovable Coward, Nice Guy, Not So Above It All, Rage-Breaking Point, Seen It All, Shrinking Violet, Becoming More Self-Confident, And Cynical
- Domains: Technology, Misadventure, Science, Dimensions
- Special Relationship with: Beth Sanchez, Jerry Smith and Summer Smith (their family)
- Allies:
- Rick: Professor Farnsworth, Bender
- Morty: Philip J. Fry, Pinky
- Both: The Fortress Dwarves, Bacchus
- Enemies:
- Rick: The Grand United Alliance of Law, Doc Brown, HAL 9000
- Morty: Marty McFly
- Both: The Brain, AM, GLaDOS
- Opposed by (Mostly to Rick): Serious scientists, magicians, jerkass genies, devils
- Conflicting Opinion: Princess Bubblegum
- Interested In: SCP-507
- They never really ascended in the first place, they just sort of... showed up one day and asserted themselves. Well, Rick asserted himself. Morty was just looking worried and saying that this is a bad idea.
- Rick is a careless yet brilliant elderly scientist and inventor that travels the multiverse for kicks with his grandson, Morty, who is an unintelligent loser that is the Butt-Monkey of all of their adventures. The two travel their universe and The Multiverse looking for misadventures and to conduct crazy experiments.
- Even though he wandered into the Pantheon during a random escapade, Rick still figured out the Pantheon in mere minutes due to his intelligence bordering on Medium Awareness. He decided to build his own temple on some island and named it the "Ricktheon". It constantly blares ridiculously loud music and aliens visit in droves just to party at the temple. Rumour has it that it's also a space drug trafficking site.
- Often visits the temple of The Fortress Dwarves for their insane nature and copious amounts of alcohol. Rick admires them for their fine craftsdwarfship and careless nature. Morty enjoys the assinine stories they share when him and Rick visit, despite getting humiliated by them on occasion.
- Rick regularly visits Bacchus to stock up on alcohol for himself and his temple. Sometimes they challenge each other to see who really has the strongest liver.
- Good friends with Professor Farnsworth, Fry, and Bender. Rick is just glad that there's a scientist that's about the same level of intelligence as him and is able to enjoy Rick's reckless nature, and he enjoys Bender for being a party animal. Morty likes to hang out with Fry as they both relate to being Butt Monkeys.
- Some of the scientists in the Pantheon hate Rick for his reckless attitude and the irresponsible use of his intelligence. Rick's response is to send them a virus to their computer that constantly plays "Get Schwifty" and changes their desktop to his dick pic. Needless to say, they are not happy with him.
- It's the same with some of the magic users. Rick was able to develop anti-magic technology that renders most of their magic based attacks useless, and with Rick rubbing salt in the wound by telling them how science is superior to magic, he's basically on their shit list now.
- Consequently Princess Bubblegum is conflicted over him. Being part of the pro-science camp, she was impressed with Rick's aforementioned feat, knowing it would really stick it to the magic users of the Land of Ooo. But then, of course, she is scared of the extremes Rick goes to, and she knows a thing or two about extremes. During one of her rants to that effect, Rick was quick to remind her of her biggest failure, Lemongrab, and how even he could see that one from a mile away, and was amused at how similar Lemongrab and Morty sound, concluding that's why the former is "such a piece of shit" before running off. Bubblegum was not amused.
- Another group the two managed to enrage are the demons that pull the Jerkass Genie or Deal with the Devil shtick. For kicks and a little cash, Rick undermines them all by removing any negative side effects to any cursed items or wishes the demons give out, all by using science. The only thing stopping Rick from completely driving them out is boredom. He still uncurses things on occasion just to piss the demons off.
- The GUAL repeatedly attempt to suppress the chaos going on in the Ricktheon, with little success. Every measure they tried to use to instill law into the Ricktheon has been countered in some way. Any law they write has been ignored/broken and any force they use has been countered by the Ricktheon's advanced defenses. It doesn't help that Rick consistently calls them "killjoys" and flips them off whenever they arrive at the temple.
- Despite their similar appearances, Doc Brown and Marty McFly think of Rick and Morty as their amoral counterpart and they both heavily dislike each other.
- GLaDOS once tried to test them both. Rick passed every test with ease while insulting GLaDOS' intelligence. Morty couldn't even figure out the first puzzle out and kept screaming. She hates them both for being incredibly shitty test subjects.
- Rick was very interested into just what gave SCP-507 the ability to randomly teleport. Sure, he can obviously do much better, but he wants answers for someone who transport between universes without explanation. Given what Rick can be like, 507 isn't sure whether this would be a good thing or a bad thing for him. Given his misfortune and involvement in chaotic events beyond his control, he did get along swimmingly with Morty.
- Do not try to double-cross Ricky or hurt any of his loved ones. Just don't. You will live to regret it.
- Due to their erratic and entertaining nature, a few of the Dota 2 gods have invited them to tournaments so that they could commentate
for them. Despite Rick thinking the game is for nerds, he and Morty still enjoy commentating and actually get into it when things get intense.
- NEVER ask Morty about his fanbase
. He'll kill himself all over again if he hears another instance of them.
The Sunderers

- Overdeity, especially as Oblivion
- Symbol: A golden, slitted eye in a black void. Alternatively, one of his many forms.
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil
- Portfolio: The Chaos Predating Time, Eldritch Abomination, Omnicidal Mania, The Anti-Eternity, God-Slaying, Being Older than Anything, Dark Is Evil, Evil Gods, Scaring Death itself
- Domains: Darkness, Death, Destruction, Chaos
- Followers: The Great Evil Beast
- Allies: Nekron, Randall Flagg, Chaos (Sailor Moon), SCP-682, Killbus, Majin Buu, Queen Beryl, Yapool, Ultraman Belial, Joker (Smile Precure), Randall Ross, Solaris, The Dead Moon Circus, Kefka Palazzo, Exdeath, The Heartless
- Rivals: The Anti-Monitor, Unicron, The Crimson King
- Enemies: The rest of the Pantheon. More specifically, every god originating from Classical, Norse and Japanese mythology, the heroic Marvel deities, Raidou Kuzunoha the XIV, The Sailor Guardians, Sailor Galaxia, AM, Zeno, Fused Zamasu, Horde Prime, Homura Akemi, The Life Entity, YHVH, Lucifer and the Grand United Alliance of Chaos and above everyone else, HERACLES
- Opposes: Anyone who'd dare inflict a fate worse than death
- Interested in: The Demi-Fiend
- Evil Counterpart to: Eternity and Gaea
- Feared by: Ares
- Unknown Relationship: Azathoth
- Before the Pantheon, before there was anything, there was formless chaos. And that formless chaos was Amatsu-Mikaboshi, aka the Chaos King. And when witnessing things other than itself from existing, it could not stand this. Most pantheon members thought Amatsu-Mikaboshi was banished forever in a false creation, and that would've been the case had Nekron not took notice. As a guardian of the darkness that the Chaos King embodies, the two get along well. Some have theorized that the Chaos King created Nekron. They disagree but treat each other as "brothers" of a sort.
- It was believed that before time, the Chaos King dwelt alone. The Lich claims otherwise, stating "before there was nothing, there were monsters". At least one of these, Orgalorg, survives as Gunther. It is possible, however, that Amatsu-Mikaboshi predates even them, which is the story the Chaos King is sticking with.
- The Chaos King has shown a lot of animosity to Lucifer. He considers Lucifer's chaos as a gross misrepresentation of actual chaos, regarding his forces as "anarchy". Sick of prostrating himself as "Leader of Chaos", he has demanded Lucifer cease and desist his actions. Lucifer has equal disdain for Amatsu-Mikaboshi, who doesn't buy into his beliefs he represents chaos, seeing the August Star of Heaven as "just another genocidal lunatic who uses the misrepresentation of chaos to get his killing jollies." While frustrated at the Demi-Fiend for claiming to be the Chaos King, Amatsu-Mikaboshi is intrigued by his potential to bring an end to all existence, the Pantheon included, through his "True Demon" ending. The Pantheon is trying to prevent the two from ever getting into contact.
- He approves of the actions of the Chaos from Sailor Moon’s world, it being an embodiment of nothingness as well as an Omnicidal Maniac. They have spoken about fusing into a more powerful destroyer in order to purge everything else, much to the horror of many. This unholy alliance has most of the Pantheon on edge. He also has Queen Beryl as an ally as she sees him to be similar to both Queen Metalia and Chaos. He does know that she has her own agenda. He also happens to remind the Sailor Guardians and Galaxia of Chaos and its many incarnations and they have been opposing him. It really doesn’t help that its an Omnicidal Maniac like Chaos, both of them wanting to return everything to nothingness. Still, they admit that Chaos is much more manipulative.
- It is unknown what his relationship with Azathoth is, though given what the two are, it might be possible that people are better off not knowing.
- Is intelligent enough to go after beings as strong as it is and those more powerful first. Ares is particularly afraid of him due to this as he was turned into Chaos King’s puppet while staying conscious. It is because of this as well as his insane power that makes him one of the most dangerous beings in the Pantheon. The Chaos King knows there are beings in the Pantheon capable of defeating him on their own and has taken note of every last one of them.
- Has become interested in Joker’s Ball of Neglect and seeks to use it to trap enemies far stronger than himself in a Lotus-Eater Machine. Joker is completely fine with this and willing to help, especially due to the despair it would inflict upon them once they are released and see that everything is destroyed. He has also decided to help the Chaos King in attempting to start a second Chaos War For the Evulz.
- The sheer scope of Heartless that the Chaos King controls is insane to the point of where even the strongest have trouble fighting through them. There are that many. He prefers having Invisibles near him, then having become some of his favorites. He has been seeking out Kurt Zisa recently.
- Interested in Yapool’s dimensional energy and wants to use a massive amount of it in order to destroy the multiverse. He knows his chaos helps Yapool live. Yapool finds his interest amusing and knows that it’s desires mean it would eventually head towards his home universe. He wants to aid it in causing destruction and is interested in its track record of enslaving and killing Gods.
- The Chaos King has vested interest in overthrowing the Anti-Monitor, seeing him as competition in the "destroyer of worlds" ring. Nekron is helping for the golden opportunity of once again reining in the Anti-Monitor and getting a second chance at the Blackest Night. Unicron wasn't pleased to see the Chaos King play the multiversal destroyer game-"wiping out everything to be alone is my gig, goddamnit! Stop copying me!"
- Randall Flagg has noted Amatsu-Mikaboshi is a similar being to his master the Crimson King and is working for him.For his own purposes, of course.
- Is Eternity’s Evil Counterpart and has existed as long as him. He and Eternity are sworn enemies yet neither can kill the other at the moment as they will both cease to exist. He also has a very bad relationship with Gaea, one of the first beings to emerge from the Primordial Chaos for being an Omnicidal Maniac and turning Earth into the Chaos War’s final battleground. Pretty much all gods are out for his blood, and the feeling is mutual.
- For reasons unknown, the Chaos King serves as a Persona for Naoto Shirogane. The latter is very disturbed by this and what it might imply of him.
- In what could only be as the worst possible revelation for the majority of the Pantheon, Oblivion, the Marvel Universe's personification of nonexistence, proclaimed that the Chaos King was just an "infinitesimally" powerful aspect of him. Oblivion is content merely observing the valiant attempts of his aspect to destroy everything, but if tires of watching from afar...
- Fall like cosmic leaves, here at reality's end, old gods of Zenn-La! Others have fought me... Countless gods from other worlds... Now they fight for me. All good things must end... So the greater thing can start: The Oblivion. Do not resist me! I am inevitable... The End of All Things.

- Rank:
- Ultraman and Superwoman: Greater Gods (Ultraman can become an Overdeity after absorbing enough radiation, especially kryptonite, just like how Superman can do so by absorbing enough sunlight, especially blue sunlight)
- Owlman, Johnny Quick and Power Ring: Intermediate Gods
- Symbol: The CSA logo. Alternatively, the New 52 incarnation of Pandora's Box.
- Current Alignment:
- Ultraman, Power Ring: Neutral Evil
- Owlman, Johnny Quick: Chaotic Evil (Owlman has also shown Omnicidal tendencies but has abandoned them as of lately settling on Neutral Evil)
- Portfolio: Evil Counterpart, Mirror Universe and Bizarro Universe, Varying Characterization And Origins, The Psycho Rangers, Written As More Ruthless Than The Original Team (used to have a Villainous Friendship), Villain World, Hates Being Compared To The Justice League
- Ultraman: Strong But Not Too Smart, Empowered By Kryptonite, Superpower Lottery, Smug Super (in general), Affably Evil, Cares For His Teammates (Pre-Crisis incarnation), Jerkass, Human Astronaut That Was Touched by Vorlons, Cuckold, (Antimatter Incarnation), Weakened by the Light, The Social Darwinist, Complete Monster (New 52 incarnation), Likes Hurting People And Crushing Their Spirits Just As Much As Superman Likes Helping Them And Giving Them Hope
- Owlman: Owl Themed, Hates His Father, Daddy Issues, Had His Parents Killed In The New 52 For Being Terrible, Super Intelligence, Badass Normal, Sort Of Batman's Brother, Cares For His Ward, Omnicial Maniac, Straw Nihilist... But Not Anymore
- Superwoman: Leotard, Cape and Dressed Like a Dominatrix, Femme Fatale, Really Gets Around, Mind-Control Device, Statuesque Stunner
- Johnny Quick: Super Speed, Villainy For Kicks, "Speed Juice", Legacy Character, Motor Mouth, Partners With Atomica
- Power Ring: Artifact of Doom That's Slowly Killing Him, Chosen For Cowardice That Becomes More Courageous, Legacy Character
- Domains: Evil, Crime, Parallel Universes, Foils, Domination
- Heralds: Rhonda Pineda/Atomica, Martin Stein/Deathstorm and Grid (New 52 additions to the team), Alexander Luthor/Mazahs (Superwoman's 'husband')
- High Priests: The Terran Empire
- Allies: Melkor and the Grand United Alliance of Evil, Frieza, The Psycho-Rangers, Angra Mainyu
- Ultraman: Zs'skayr
- Owlman: Mordred, Diavolo, The Grand United Alliance Of Destruction (except not anymore now that he's abandoned his nihilistic tendencies)
- Superwoman: Akasha
- Headbutting Villains with: Ghatanothoa
- Rivals: The Plutonian, High Councillor Kal-El (Ultraman only), The Seven
- Enemies: The Justice League of America, Lex Luthor, THE ANTI-MONITOR, Vril Dox/Brainiac, Cosmos and the Grand United Alliance of Good, Giratina, Ahura Mazda, Rick and Morty, Nebby, the crew of the Enterprise, The Boys
- Evil Counterparts to: Clark Kent/Superman (Ultraman), Bruce Wayne/Batman (Owlman), Diana/Wonder Woman (Superwoman) (However, Superwoman is more of an evil counterpart to Mary Marvel, in-universe), Wally West (Johnny Quick), Hal Jordan (Power Ring)
- Ultraman: Terry Pratchett, Groudon, the heroic Ultramen, Funny Valentine
- Owlman: Doctor Manhattan, the Joker, The Batman Who Laughs, Giorno Giovanna and his Passione
- Superwoman: Shazam
- Johnny Quick: Leonard Snart/Captain Cold, George
- Power Ring: Thaal Sinestro, Funny Valentine, Pazuzu
- Additional relationships: Dick Grayson (one-sided interest by Owlman),
- No Relations: Deathstorm (Black Lantern version)
- In a multiverse, there is often a universe like our own, but with the morality reversed. Heroes are villains and villains are heroes. And since 1963, such a world has existed. The Crime Syndicate of America, sometimes Amerika, are often all but supreme in their world, and inevitably get in conflict with their good universe counterparts.
- Applies to the group as a whole
- Due to numerous retcons where the CSA live has varied. When the multiverse had collapsed into a universe, they lived in the Antimatter Universe where the Theory of Narrative Causality is reversed so Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad, so evil usually wins. Before Crisis on Infinite Earths, they lived in Earth Three which had a backwards history, Luthor was the only hero and they were a lot more affable. As of Forever Evil (2013) they live in Earth 3, a universe where there is only evil. And all versions since Earth Three are nastier than the originals. For now, they're the Earth 3 incarnations.
- The ascended members are the five who, regardless of the incarnation, are always present. Deathstormnote and Grid act as heralds, currently studying the Trope Pantheon from outside. They can at least pose in the profile picture. Alexander Luthor Jr/Mazahs meanwhile is an enemy, though friendly enough with Superwoman to father her child and iconic enough to be mentioned as a villain swapped into a hero. Well, in most incarnations. Mazahs is simply a villain fighting the Crime Syndicate because in the current incarnation of Earth 3, good doesn't exist.
- While the term Mirror Universe originated from Star Trek: The Original Series, the CSA would like to remind people they predate its existence by three years. The Enterprise considers them nastier than the Terran Empire, and believe this down to not being full alternate selves. Not that this applies to the current Ultraman and Power Ring, who are true alternate versions of Kal-El and Hal Jordan.
- Their ascension was a test for an old idea Melkor had in his backburner: Operation Mirror Terror. That being, he would try to bring an army of Mirror Universe versions of his greatest enemies in hopes they would help him finally destroy the GUAG. The Crime Syndicate accept membership in the GUAE, but make it very clear they will one day try to supplant the GUAE for their wilder ambitions of multiversal conquest.
- Among allies in the GUAE are Frieza and the Psycho Rangers. The Psycho Rangers were obvious, and Frieza was picked because he shared a similar belief in conquest; grind them under your heel and the threat of power you hold. Perhaps the most invested was Angra Mainyu, who was overjoyed that there is a universe where evil is superior to good. It breaks Ahura Mazda's heart to know this is true, however he is hopeful that eventually evil will lose in Earth Three/3/the Antimatter Universe.
- The Crime Syndicate was well aware that the Seven are a twisted version of their hated enemies, the Justice League. Just not as literal as them. They regard them more of competition, and scoff at the idea of Vought-American trying to sell them as true superheroes. They do think Homelander's TV ambitions are on the right track, though. The Boys regard them with as much contempt as they do the Seven.
- As the Anti-Monitor has destroyed two versions of their home, they hate him most of all and joined forces with the JLA against them. Currently they are trying to hijack Giratina and Nebby to master antimatter and interdimensional travel to use it both for domination and to bring a final end to the Anti-Monitor. They've tried to take Rick Sanchez' portal gun for a similar purpose. Rick scoffs at them for being cliché. They pointed out they started a lot of said cliches and at least they don't have some rubbish goatee.
- Applies to Ultraman
- The head of the CSA is Superman's Evil Counterpart, Ultraman. Usually a Kyrptonian, Ultraman is strengthened by kryptonite and in his most recent incarnation weakened by the sun. Groudon's Drought, and especially Primal Groudon's Desolate Land is his kryptonite. And yes, he is quite aware of other evil Supermen, most notably Regime Superman. The two compete for domination, however there's a key difference between the two; Regime Superman is a Superman who turned evil and thinks he's still doing good, while Ultraman is always evil and simply believes Despotism Justifies the Means.
- He's not related to the Sentai hero, and the two Ultramen do not like each other one bit. The fact that the heroic Ultraman can be considered the Japanese equivalent to Superman frustrates Kal-Il further. Learning that there were three of them has the Mirror Universe Kryptonian hope that some Ultra Series villains ascend so he can team up with them. For now he's allying with Ghatanothoa, but tenuously as he doesn't want to be around the Great Old One due to its effect.
- Ultraman's relationship with the Plutonian is a different story; as a psychopathic Superman Substitute, they have an understanding in their hatred of Superman, and belief their power lets them do whatever they want. However Ultraman wants to rule, while the Plutonian would rather slaughter mankind and Ultraman doesn't like that. As such, they compete with one another instead of being able to work with each other.
- Because he is weakened by sunlight, he wants Zs'skayr to help him with that. He's warned him to use something more stable than Corrodium, as wrangling in mutated humanity might prove problematic for rule. Ultraman would like to take out Funny Valentine as well, since he is one of two CSA members who can fall victim to Never the Selves Shall Meet.
- Applies to Owlman
- While Batman fights crime, Owlman is a criminal who lives to rebel against the law and cause general anarchy. In his ambition, he has run afoul of Giorno Giovanna since he gives crime a bad name and Owlman finds the idea of friendly gangsters ridiculous. He's decided to help Diavolo in his ambitions, though obviously isn't trusted. Most think he wants a challenge as he has grown a bit bored of the CSA's supremacy.
- Why does he hate the law? Daddy issues, to put it mildly. The Antimatter incarnation is Thomas Wayne Junior, brother to his Bruce Wayne who saw his brother and mother shot down, while Thomas Sr became the dictatorial head of the police. Earth 3 Thomas is similar, but his parents were abusive so he had him and Alfred gun them down. Naturally he relates a lot of Mordred, who has a lot of resentment for his dad and hopes to commit Patricide.
- He has different opinions on the Theory of Narrative Causality to Ultraman. Owlman believes they should give up and not try to take worlds where they're supposed to lose. Ultraman states he's weak and they should punch Terry Pratchett in the face until he changes it. Owlman simply scoffed "sure, go ahead and do that, I have a date with Superwoman.
- Owlman is usually not without a compassionate side. His Dick Grayson was killed by the Earth 3 Joker, so he's rather fond of Nightwing. However, it's also important to remember that Owlman is a soulless sociopath, as can be seen in his extremely nihilistic tendencies.
- That said recent events have actually helped him become less and less of a nihilistic pessimist, as he's found a reason to live: To be Batman's true dark reflection, with the Batman who Laughs recently killed for good in his home Multiverse, Owlman's been readying himself to go back to being the one and only Evil Counterpart of Batman.
- For this reason, Owlman holds the Batman Who Laughs in complete contempt, believing himself to be the true opposite to Batman and considering the Batman Who Laughs a disgrace to that concept. He is so disgusted by the Batman Who Laughs that he will even join forces with the heroes to oppose the corrupted Batman from Earth-22 and thwart his plans.
- Applies to Superwoman
- Superwoman could be considered an Evil Counterpart of Wonder Woman and Lois Lane, given the latter is her identity in the Antimatter Universe and Earth 3. With her dominatrix gear and ability to make people submit through her Lasso of Submission, she takes a lot of Diana's BDSM subtext to an explicit and villainous degree. Probably why she seems to be fond of Akasha.
- Following the Darkseid War, her child became the host body for Darkseid following his death and rebirth. In LEGO DC she and the other members of the CSA joined forces with him, but not anywhere else. They aren't interested in working with the Lord of Apokolips.
- In terms of position, she’s Wonder Woman’s evil counterpart, but in terms of powers and origins, she’s actually the evil counterpart to Mary Marvel. Needless to say, this hasn’t earned her any favors with the Shazam family.
- Applies to the other CSA members
- Johnny Quick: One of the nastiest members of the CSA is Johnny Quick. Mainly because he's more concerned with killing for the lulz, though he at least has a love for his girlfriend Atomica. His speed is achieved through shooting up. George, who's heard of a Mirror Universe(but with personality flipped) finds him rather repellent, as Johnny reminds him of his Ax-Crazy Mirror Universe counterpart.
- Power Ring: Currently an alternate Hal Jordan, he was the most cowardly man on the planet. In past incarnations a monk named Volthoom gave him a ring, but now it passed on as a curse by the death of Earth 3 Abin Sur. As a possessive, controlling ring, Power Ring is fearful of Pazuzu for being the god of Demonic Possession, and he would be an easy host.

- Rank: Unknown, likely an Overdeity.
- Symbol: A giant thunder storm with red lightning.
- Theme Song: Satyagraha - Act II: Tagore
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil
- Portfolio: The Corruption, Eldritch Abomination, Kaiju, Hive Mind for Humanoid Abominations, The Chessmaster, The Virus, Multi-Armed and Dangerous, It Can Think, Ambiguous Gender, The Faceless, Starfish Aliens, Dark Is Evil, Evil Is Deathly Cold, Alien Morality, Hates Heat and Water, Does Not Like Pain Either, Attempts to Conquer Reality, Can Possess People, Puppeteer Parasite, Creates Ungodly Chimeras, That Are Made Of Liquefied Humans, Evil Is Visceral, Child Hater, Complete Monster
- Domains: Darkness, Death, Rot, Abominations, Storms, Coldness, Possession, Flesh
- Herald: Billy Hargrove
- Allies: Nekron, Phazon, Giygas, SCP-682, Azathoth, Pennywise, The Lich
- Enemies: The Hawkins Party, All Psychics especially Ness and Carrie White, The SCP Foundation, The Life Entity, the Spring Sprite, Xerneas, Gaea, Madoka Kaname, Mickey Mouse, Ezalor, Sora, Homura Akemi, Giorno Giovanna, Isaac Clarke, Alexstrasza, Ragnaros the Firelord, Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider, Flynn, Makoto Yuki, Kotone Shiomi, Swamp Thing, Captain Planet, The Firebird, Ellen Ripley, Kung Fury, Dipper and Mabel Pines, the Divine Powers, Stephen King, The Miser Brothers, and generally anyone who doesn't serve a purpose to its plans
- Opposes: The House of Nature
- Opposed by: Besides all living beings in general, all D&D deities, The Monster in the Darkness
- The Shadow Monster's ascension was subtle and quiet, many deities not even caring that much about the incidents leading up to it until it was too late. These were the events that showed the Shadow Monster's influence spreading throughout the Pantheon without anybody noticing it:
- The first documented incident was when the House of Food was discovered to have all of its food rotted, covered in maggots and the walls being covered with some sort of goo. GUAE Trollkaiger quickly took credit for what happened, which prevented anybody suspecting something else was going on.
- The next day, the House of Nature had a similar situation to what happened the day before. Plants have wilted, fruits and vegetables rotted and the area was covered by the very same goo. Trollkaiger finally admitted they did not cause the incident the previous day, taking credit because they thought it would funny. The Main House sent the SCP Foundation to investigate soon after, intending to find out the true cause of these incidents.
- During the SCP Foundation's investigation, Madoka Kaname had a nightmare about great darkness rising underneath the Pantheon which concerned her heavily. Soon, the Foundation discovered anomalies underneath the House of Food and Nature, suggesting some sort of presence underneath both Houses. They then announced they would attempt to find the anomaly the next day, insisting the situation was under control.
- That was not the case the next day. What they found underneath the Houses was a tunnel system covered in vines with pods spewing spores around the entire system. Foundation quickly armed themselves and explored the tunnels for a few days and found the tunnel system is trying spread itself to other Houses. Once word leaked of the tunnel system's existence, many members of the Pantheon demanding the Foundation to do something about it. The SCP Foundation quickly attempted to calm everyone announcing they'll be attempting to destroy the tunnel system with bombs the next day.
- The bombing and its aftermath were one of the most violent incidents ever recorded in the Pantheon's history. Once the SCP Foundation bombed a section of the tunnels, starfish-faced monsters with Lamprey Mouths that contained more teeth than a third grader could count came out of nowhere and reached the containment site, slaughtering everyone there quickly. The monsters soon escaped the site and invaded the Houses above the tunnel system, attacking and killing every single living thing they came across. It took the might of higher level deities to kill all the creatures and to seal the containment sites.
- The entire Pantheon was in chaos afterward, many requesting some Gods with higher ranks to find out where the hell those things came from. A team consisting of Kotome Shiomi, Mickey Mouse, and Isaac Clarke went to explore the tunnel system and to figure out what was going on. They eventually ended up finding a large portal within the tunnel and had no choice but to enter it, what they found was a complete mirror world of the Pantheon, only without sunlight, everything is covered with Alien Kudzu, Meat Moss with no life in sight. After exploring the place for a bit, a storm came and the Red Lightning emitting from it revealed the image of the culprit in the storm which was an Eldritch Abomination. The same creatures that attacked emerged from hiding and the three ran out of that world and set fire to the entire tunnel system, allowing them to escape the monsters without serious injury. After reporting what happened, it was quickly deduced that the creature within the storm must be controlling the monsters and is was reason for the tunnel system's existence and self-spreading. The Main House dubbed the creature, "The Shadow Monster" or "The Mind Flayer" and the named world the team went into "The Upside Down". This heralded a new level of fear felt in every living being throughout the entire Pantheon, with many fearing what The Shadow Monster may do and what its intentions are.
- After questions were raised on how the creature came and how did nobody notice it, there was a sudden laugh and Nekron revealed himself, admitting that the Grand United Alliance of Destruction created the Gate to The Upside Down, allowing The Shadow Monster to come and its influence being hidden by them until now. Nekron then said he could order the Shadow Monster to try to spread its influence again if anybody dared to make a move against the GUAD. So far, nobody has attempted to the GUAD since then and Nekron and his forces are busy planning their next attempt to destroy all life, now with a new Master in their ranks.
- Questions arose on how The Upside Down works and what it could be used for since the entire place is a clone of the Pantheon. Someone then suggested that it may have cloned The Great Treasury as well as ''everything inside it''. It took a few seconds before everybody's minds registered the idea before all Alliances began sending members to The Upside Down as fast as they could, all with the intent to secure the supposed cloned treasury.
- Despite many people attempting to find it, they're all chased out by the inhabitance within as soon as they entered the place. Even the people who explored the place for the longest duration could barely travel mile before being overwhelmed by its inhabitance.
- It was soon found out what happened the last time the Shadow Monster attempted to invade reality and that it took a psychic to seal the portal, which cut off its connection with all the creatures who weren't in The Upside Down by then, killing them all. The Grand United Alliance of Good have been trying to get Ness or Carrie White to close it but The Shadow Monster always sends its minions at them before they could do so. It doesn't help that Nekron would always undo all the work they did anyway.
- The SCP Foundation finally capture some of the creatures from The Upside Down and found out that they were Metamorphosis Monsters that age REALLY quickly. Its first form (D'Artagnan
) is a leech-like creature which would eventually grow into a large tadpole-like form with arms
before becoming the size of a cat
. Its adolescent form (Demodog
) takes a wolf-like form, growing the Nested Mouths its species is known for with all the teeth included. It will soon grow in size and will eventually gain strength strong enough to break bulletproof glass and the ability to communicate with others of its kind by crying out a distinctive howl. Once the Demodogs began calling for their pack members to break them out, Foundation members were forced to put all of them down, save for one so that they may see the final stage of transformation.
- The final form (The Demogorgon
) is a nigh-indestructible Monstrous Humanoid that gained the ability to create portals to The Upside Down and reality any time it wants. It attempted to escape, taking one of the guards with it to The Upside Down. The Foundation eventually went through the portal the Demogorgon escaped in the next day after preparing themselves and they finally stumbled across what was left of the guard. He looked a bit like this when they found him
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- The final form (The Demogorgon
- It seems The Shadow Monster and its minions do not like fire or water, as the inhabitance and parts of The Upside Down were driven away by both of these things. That could be the reason why doesn't wish to spread its corruption isn't spreading around the Pantheon since the entire Pantheon is filled with both of those things and Nekron knows this. The GUAD is busy trying to find a way for The Shadow Monster to get over these weaknesses slowly. Many don't wish them to succeed for very obvious reasons.
- The Shadow Monster hates The Firebird because of this despite both sharing the same goals to destroy all life. The Firebird's presence alone could destroy the entire Upside Down but fortunately for The Shadow Monster, The Firebird is too big to fit into the tunnels.
- It also doesn't like the House of Nature for this reason too, which is the reason why it invaded there in the first place because it contains the most water and fire out of any other House and if it could cut it off from the rest of the Pantheon, it would have had less weaknesses to deal with.
- As of the ascension of the Miser Brothers, two deities that are literally about fire and snow, which is just frozen water that Heat Miser can easily turn to rain, and hearing about how they can melt or turn to snow anything it touches, The Mind Flayer has been more seclutive, especially after realizing they can ACTUALLY go into the tunnels. This is just forcing the GUAD to try and force The Shadow Monster's training to resisting water and fire faster.
- The Divine Powers expressed interest in The Shadow Monster and The Upside Down, seeing the potential use in both of them. The Shadow Monster responded by sending Demodogs to Shesha, harming the dragon until Shesha set fire to all of them.
- Obviously, it hates all deities relating to nature in the Pantheon, and vice-versa due to The Shadow Monster's ability to destroy life. Captain Planet once tried to go in The Upside Down but couldn't even go inside the tunnels due to all the menace and despair that emanated from the place nearly killing him.
- Kung Fury and Homura Akemi wish to destroy The Shadow Monster for their own reasons. Kung Fury wishes to destroy it due to The Shadow Monster's notable attempts to destroy all life started in the 80s. Homura wishes to destroy it for Madoka's sake, being aware of Madoka's trips into The Upside Down with Flynn.
- The Monster in the Darkness gets confused for The Shadow Monster sometimes, annoying the deity greatly. The Monster in the Darkness does not like being compared to the Eldritch Abomination and wants nothing to do with it.
- With them both being red, wispy aliens with psychic powers, massive armies, horrifying forms, and an intent to wipe out humanity, Giygas and The Shadow Monster seem to get along rather well... well, we think.
- There's been rumors that The Shadow Monster intends to go back to the town it attempted to invade so it could seek out its revenge on the people who stopped it. People have yet to see what it'll do but everyone knows that it won't be pretty.
- It did get try to get its vengeance. Hard. Turns out a fragment of itself was left in the normal world which the Mind Flayer controls. Managed to make itself a physical form made from melted rats. Then it built an army known as The Flayed for itself by infecting humans, essentially making them zombies that do its bidding. Melted those people also by the end to construct itself a larger body. By closing the portal to the Upside-Down, the avatar was no longer functional but in the Pantheon proper, an piece of the Shadow Monster has yet to emerge.
- There was swirling mix of feelings the moment the Mind Flayer found out his most personal enemies, The Hawkins Party, but especially Eleven had ascended into the Pantheon. The Mind Flayer's domain was surrounded by sudden and rapid thunderstorms, showcasing it was furious. At the same time, there was also a sense of glee and relief on its part. It finally has another shot at exact revenge for being denied access to Hawkins and Earth. The Shadow Monster is taking even more precautions in killing the party and Eleven, now that it is allied itself with Nekron.
- Also has a seat in Locations To its dismay, the Shadow Monster has to share it with the Hawkins Party.