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Overdeities

Galakrond

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

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

Galakrond before his death

^{Galakrond, the Nightmare}

^{Galakrond, the Unspeakable}

^{Galakrond, the Wretched}:

^{Galakrond, the Unbreakable}

^{Galakrond, the Tempest}

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

Yune

Yune, Goddess of Resurrection Sickness (Goddess of Chaos, Chaos Goddess, "Dark God")

• Overdeity (reduced to a Lesser God, becomes a Greater God overtime)
• Symbol: Her bird form
• Theme Song: Child of Chaos
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral, leaning towards Chaotic Good (made out to be Chaotic Evil)
• Portfolio: SPOILERIFFIC CHARACTERS, Red eyes and hair while wearing green, branded as a "Dark God" (but don't call her that because she isn't), pointing out humans' tangible traits, Immortal Immaturity, very cute and very powerful, not being revived at anywhere near full power, one half of Ashunera, the Goddess of Dawn, thinks Gods are imperfect (including herself), can appear in the shape of blue flame, short and snarky, explaining things about the history of Tellius, emotional responses, neither good nor evil, unexpected by series standards, can buff up the party (eventually)
• Allies: Sephiran, Tiki, Ike, Eizen, Lúcio, Edward "Whitebeard" Newgate, Kirby
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Monkey D. Luffy, basically any good guy who disrespects her (especially if they call her a Dark God)
• Enemies: Grima, Yaldabaoth/YHVH, Galeem, and Dharkon, Cyrus, Malthael, Sakazuki
• Good Counterpart: to Don Thousand, Loptous
• Opposes: The Black Knight
• Pities: Portgas D. Ace
• Conflicting Opinion: Lucifer, Rei Shingetsu/Vector
• Fears: The Four Chaos Gods
• When Yune was awakened from Lehran's Medallion, she wasn't at the top of her game, needing to use Micaiah as a host in order to communicate. Upon empowering everyone's weapons, she was exhausted and needed to take a nap. When she finally did show her appearance, it was in an intangible form, unlike her counterpart Ashera. As soon as Yune made a surprise appearance in Fire Emblem Heroes, she decided to ascend to the Trope Pantheon.
• Sephiran is an obvious ally since he took care of her while she was sealed away inside Lehran's Medallion. Because of this, Yune took it upon her self to save his life on the second playthrough (provided certain conditions are met). However, Grima is an enemy on account of wanting to destroy the world while Yune is starting to truly enjoy the world and its people.
• Her relationship with the Black Knight is complicated. He stands in the way of Yune's forces, but since he has a close relationship with Sephiran, she can't herself to truly hate him. While she is willing to work with Ike, she's also not going to just forget the fact he called her a Dark God TWICE (but she still forgives him), much to his annoyance. This applies to any heroic God who shows her disrespect (including Luffy, who is that exact type of person, whether he realizes it or not).
• Fire Fist Ace has gained her sympathy due to spending his life thinking he didn't deserve to be born. Whitebeard is someone who Yune is quite fond of. Inaccurate names aside, his willingness to treat his crew as his own children reminds her of how Sephiran took care of her so many years ago. Their deaths only further cemented her respect for them. This only makes her hate Sakazuki for what he did to them.
• Regarding the House of Order and Chaos, Yune seemed to really like Lúcio for prioritizing freedom for all else since it resonates well with humanity's strengths coming from said freedom. On the other hand, Yune despises Don Thousand and Loptous for being so evil. The fact they are Gods of Chaos makes her wonder how someone could possibly be so different from her, especially since they don't have a Freudian Excuse to explain how they came to be that way, which makes them Generic Doomsday Villains, even worse than Ashera. She wants to get rid of Yaldabaoth on account of trying to rid the world of chaos at the cost of making the world stagnant.
• Yune is shocked to see Malthael pull a Face–Heel Turn and try to kill all humans. His hatred of humanity for working with demons while doing the same thing makes her oppose him even more. Cyrus is also on her blacklist for wanting to Restart the World. Cyrus argues saying the world isn't worth saving since there's nothing of value in it. Yune is flabbergasted by this statement, but realizes he's only saying this because unlike DT and Loptous, he actually HAS a Freudian Excuse.
• Yune deems Galeem and Dharkon to be major threats to whatever they get their hands on, both being strong enough to wipe out an entire world's population (which the former ALMOST did). At first killing them was just a means to an end, but as soon as Yune found out that one of these poor victims was Micaiah, she almost caused another Great Flood in rage and grief, only stopped by Kirby's survival.
• The Four Great Chaos Gods are when things get out of control. Not even some of the other literal Gods Yune opposes fell into Mad God territory. Between Khorne's crazy lust for nonstop killing and violence, Tzeentch's poor treatment of his followers, Nurgle's strangle obliviousness to his own atrocities, and how Slaanesh's victims turn out, Yune doesn't even want to kill these people. She just wants to stay as far away from them as she possibly can. At this point, she's becoming horrified at just how insane a God of Chaos can be.
• It's impossible for her to make sense of Lucifer. He speaks to her with a soothing voice, and Yune really wants to believe that nothing can go wrong by trusting him, but the world he's from is such a terrible place to be in (partly because of him) that she's having second thoughts. If nothing else, certain depictions of him are better than his enemies. It also helps that, hero or villain, he almost always means what he says (sometimes in his own way) and is genuinely polite and civil, even when defeated.

Greater Gods

Grenth

Grenth, God of Cheap Revival (Defeater of Dhuum, Lord of Death, Lord of the Seven Reapers, Prince of Ice and Sorrow, Prince of Frost and Ice, Prince of Winter, The Dark One)

• Greater God
• Symbol: A hooded draconic skull
• Alignment: Lawful Neutral
• Portfolio: Deathly Chill, Non-Malicious Darkness, The Grim Reaper, Judges the Dead, From Half-God to God, Patron God of Necromancers and Assassins
• Domains: Death, Ice, Darkness, Humanity
• Heralds: The Seven Reapers and Necromancers blessed by Grenth
• Allies: Ventari, Ezio Auditore, Jean Grey-Summers, Death, The Chosen Undead and the Bearer of the Curse, Queen Elsa
• Enemies: Dhuum, Mordremoth, Zhaitan, Nekron, The Lich, Black Hand, KI!Hades, Gul'dan.
• Distrusts: Thrall and Grommash Hellscream
• Opposes: Thanos
• Once upon a time, there was a god of death known as Dhuum in Tyria, who absolutely despised resurrection and undeath and would make sure to punish those who tried to escape death. However, Grenth, mere a half-god (Divine on his mother's side) back then, gathered seven heroes to fight Dhuum. Once they defeated him, Grenth received the god's powers, and the heroes was transformed into reapers under Grenth's service. One of Grenth's acts as a divine being was to allow resurrection and undeath, meaning that heroes of Tyria could be resurrected with minor penalties and necromancers could freely create minions.
  • When the Chosen Undead and the Bearer of the Curse learned of his existence and became steadily aware that Grenth might very well be one of the reasons why they're able to repeatedly come back from the death with little problem, they both agreed that the god of death is more deserving of their temple and title. As a token of good will, Grenth made sure that they were granted ownership of the temple of Challenge Gamers. The two undeads and Grenth has since been on good terms.
  • When Jean Grey heard about Grenth, she had to ask him if he might be the one responsible for her coming back from the death countless times. Grenth himself shrugged, speculating that it's possible that one of his reapers might have fallen for her and secretly aided her while he wasn't looking.
• As the Patron God of Assassins in Tyria, Grenth has met Ezio. Grenth was immensely impressed by the assassin, stating that assassins back in Tyria that can perform feats like Ezio are rare and few.
• Is quite friendly with Death, as they're both benevolent grim reaper figures.
• Is reportedly distrustful of Thrall and Grom. According to him, orcs reminds him far too much of the Charr in Tyria who are ancient adversaries of humanity. Even if the Charr has made peace with mankind, it doesn't mean that he don't distrust them. However, he's willing to give Thrall a chance when he saw the lengths that he has gone to to make orcs more civilized.
• Nekron, The Lich and Black Hand feels nothing but disgust toward Grenth for overthrowing Dhuum and changing the policies of death on Tyria to allow resurrection. Grenth himself perceive them to be truly dangerous threats to all.
• He wasn't sure if he should have been amused or not to hear that Mandy managed to turn a reaper into her servant. Either way, he hopes that she won't be too harsh on her "friend".
• When Queen Elsa heard that there was God of Ice who's celebrated during winter festivals, she had to meet him. Needless to say, she was surprised to see what the real deal is like. However, when she learned that he's actually not a bad guy when it comes down to it, she easily accepted that he's okay for a god of death.
• While Grenth accepts that other gods of death may operate differently, he still considers Hades to be an EXTREMELY bad example for a god of death, considering that his ultimate goal is to reap and harvest all human souls to use as weapons against his enemies. Needless to say, Grenth will not tolerate Hades.
• As Lord English's job is to enforce the inevitability of death, Grenth is naturally opposed to him.
• Wasn't happy to hear that Thanos has caused the destruction of planets... just to attract his universe's version of Death.

The Mage of the Beginning

The Mage of the Beginning, Goddess of Resurrection by Possessing their Killers (The Lifemaker, The Final Boss, Ialda Baoth)

• Greater Goddess (Bordering on Overdeity)
• Symbol: Her cloak
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Resurrecting by Body Surfing Their Killers, Being Revealed to Have Been a Female, Being the Progenitor of the Vespertatia Royal Family (Which Includes Negi Springfield, Touta Konoe and Asuna Kagurazaka), Able to Feel Everyone's Emotions But At Her Expense Because there are More Miserable People than Happy People, Cannot Be Killed Normally as She will Always Come Back, Being Responsible for Most of the Conflict in the Series, Breaking Peoples' Wills As She Possesses Them, An Extremely Powerful Sorceress, Existed for Millennia, Wants to End Human Suffering that will Overwhelm and Destroy the World By Destroying It, Straw Nihilists, Satanic Archetypes, Larger-Than-Life Villains
• Domain: Emotions, Suffering, Magic, Possession, Ressurrection
• Allies: Shinnok, M. Bison, Izanami, Jedah Dohma, Justice, Embryo
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Quan Chi, Ragyo Kiryuin
• Enemies: Negi Springfield, Asuna Kagurazaka, Touta Konoe, Issei Hyodo, Yue Ayase, Setsuna Sakurazaki and Konoka Konoe, Ange, Ichika Orimura, Kaede Nagase, Hayate Ayasaki.
• Deathly Afraid of: Shiki Tohno and Shiki Ryougi, Light Yagami, Death the Nephilim.
• Wary of: Alucard
• Takes an Interest in: Any deities who embody positive emotions (hope especially), like Makoto Naegi and the Gurren Lagann heroes.
• Upon her ascension, she caused a great schism within the GUAG Relationship Enchancers, where she possesses Negi Springfield and takes Yue Ayase from him and to the GUAE Re-education Facility. This has earned her the full enmity from the Relationship Enhancers. She has since taken over Quan Chi's position in the GUAE Re-Education Facility following the latter's demise in the 25-Year Prophecy. He wasn't too happy about his demotion.
  • Her ascension has also caused deep enmity amongst the Negima deities, especially Asuna Kagurazaka, because of that. As much as the deities would like to try to fight her, she and her followers are too powerful to deal with.
• Once playing behind the shadows and believed to have been genderless, The Lifemaker has finally come at full force and is shown to be a girl.
• She cannot be killed by normal means, as she will come back to possess her killer. Due to this ability, very few deities have actually bothered to fight her, lest they become her new possessee. Not even Overdeities and fight-happy deities like Son Goku would want to lay a finger on her, especially after his adventures with Zamasu...
• As much as they embodies sadness and despair, she does seem to stay along with The White as their goals are most similar to hers, as they involve creating a perfect world by ending the existing one.
• As there are very few deities who can kill someone completely dead and very few deities who would bother to even fight her period, she's pretty much The Unfought of the Pantheon. It's considered best advice to let her pass instead of trying to fight her, as doing so runs the risk of becoming her new possessee.
• Can feel the emotions of everyone, but because there are more miserable deities than happy deities, she always feels negative.
• There are three people whom she's absolutely scared shitless of: Shiki Nanaya, Shiki Ryougi and Light Yagami. The former two because they can kill concepts, thus bypassing her Revenge-Type Mental Possession. The latter because the Death Note will send anyone whose name is written on it to Nothingness, though she's trying to pry the Death Note as it will make it easier for her to forward her plans, but Light's got second thoughts.
  • The ultimate bane to her existence is Death the Nephilim. He knows how to make things Deader than Dead. Plus, he owns a buckler that is able to deflect any attack made against its wielder back at the attacker. Even against attacks that can kill definitely and if the attacker is elsewhere in the same plane of existence. Because of this, just mentioning his name will easily send her into a Villainous Breakdown.
  • While she isn't as scared of him as the others mentioned above, she is also wary of Alucard. The Hellsing vampire consumes the souls of those he kills to make them his slaves, wiping out their sense of self and identity in the process. It is possible that he could do the same to her soul as well if he kills her (especially since he has already come back from consuming Schrodinger's soul, which should have destroyed him). Alternatively, it's possible that she could just regularly possess him like normal, but she isn't sure which outcome would happen and thus avoids him since the two do not have any reason to come into conflict with one another.
• Stays far, far away from deities that embody negative emotions (especially despair), such as Junko Enoshima, Monokuma, The Anti-Spiral and Johan Liebert like the plague because they spread nothing but despair, and given that she can feel everyone's emotions...
  • Also stays far away from the houses of Despondency and Anger, as they too contain negative emotions.
• Given that she only wants to feel positive emotions, she gravitates towards deities that epitomize things like happiness and hope. This has caused her to take in interest in Makoto Naegi and the Gurren Lagann deities. They feel pretty uneasy around her, considering her goals.
  • For that matter, she tends to reside in the Hall of Joy and Happiness a lot more than in her house. The deities there feel extremely unconformable in her presence but can't really do anything about it because fighting her will result in becoming her new possesee.

Rimuru Tempest

Rimuru Tempest, God of Gaining Perks In The Next World (Satoru Mikami, Rimiru, Chancellor of the Great Jura Alliance, King Slime & Ruler of Monsters, King of Jura Tempest, Chaos Creator, Great Demon Lord, 5th True Dragon)

Left: his humanoid avatar, Right: his true form (not to scale)

^{Click here for his previous life as Satoru Mikami}

• Greater God but in future will reach Overdeity levels
• Symbol: His slime form, or Shizue's mask
• Theme Song: Nameless Story
• Alignment: Neutral Good (but don't take it as a weakness)
• Portfolio: Stock Light-Novel Hero, Benevolent Mage Ruler, Revered By All His Subjects, Badass Adorable, Predator Skill Grants Him Skills Of The Consumed, Gaining Abilities And Forms Of Whatever He Consumes, Comically Invincible Hero, Killer Rabbit, Complete Immortality, Fetish for Elf Girls, Good Is Not Soft, Matter Replicator, Martial Pacifist, Pop-Cultured Badass, Becomes A (Great) Demon Lord
  • His default slime form: Blob Monster, Aura Vision (to make up for lack of sight), Eating Optional, Stomach of Holding, Wingding Eyes (invoked to display expressions), Razor Floss
  • His humanoid avatar: Barbie Doll Anatomy, Dude Looks Like a Lady, No Biological Sex, Partial Transformation For Bat Wings or Armor, Supernatural Gold Eyes, Younger Than They Look
  • His Great Sage/Wisdom King Raphael skill/Ciel: Benevolent A.I., Emotions vs. Stoicism, Takes Over In Auto Battle Mode, Turns Rimuru's Eyes Red When Doing So, Telling Rimuru Important Info A Little Late
• Domain(s): Slimes, Reincarnation, Assimilation, Replication, Rulership, Demons, Void
• Heralds: "Star Lord" Ranga (his Tempest Star Wolf), Great Sage/Wisdom King Raphael (his magical A.I.), the loyal citizens of Tempest, Storm Dragon Veldora.
• High Priest: Takuma Sakamoto/Diablo
• Followers: Toujou Karuna, Makoto Mizuhara, Dungeon Keeper Ami, Suzuki "Satou" Ichiro, Azusa Aizawa, Ryouta "Routa" Okami, Souma Nagi
• Allies:
  • Others subjected to Isekai: Subaru Natsuki, Touya Mochizuki, Kei Shirogane/Shiroe, Akatsuki, 『　　』, Eddie Riggs, The Eight Digidestined, Miaka Yuuki, the Magic Knights, Kara Zor-L/Power Girl, Gwenpool, Chihiro Ogino, Dorothy Gale, Giselle
  • Other Allies: Cosmos, the Blue Slimes, Yomi and Ceri, Mimic, Rusty, and Cube, Most Azeroth Heroes, particularly Thrall, Zac, James Heller
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Hoss Delgado (one-sided on the Hunter's end)
• Rivals: Kirby
• Enemies: Ainz Ooal Gown, Alex Mercer, Skarsnik, Warboss Ghazghkull, Baby Bonnie Hood, Metallix, indiscriminate monster hunters who can't/won't behave themselves around him
• Pities: Ainz Ooal Gown, Gertrude
• When it comes to isekai stories, it's common for the protagonist to gain a "cheat" skill that grants them unique or broken abilities before they start doing anything else in that other world, so long as it allows them to be superior to the world's regular mortals. It's also usually granted during reincarnation, and bestowed or acquired by the resident deity during the process. The Court of the Gods eventually found the tale of a man named Satoru Mikami, who was stabbed to death in the middle of the street, and was then reincarnated in another world as a slime. But there's more to it than that.
  • As he was dying, he had gained the following perks for his next life: besides Predator and Great Sage, he acquired Resistances to heat, physical attacks, cold, thermal fluctuation, electric current, paralysis, and pain (the last being outright nullified), and a body that doesn't require blood (hence, a slime body).
  • He gained several more along the way like water pressure propulsion, regeneration, the ability to sense magic (and therefore acquired colored vision), movement in water, water manipulation, poison and paralysis breath, Instant Armor, thread both for Webbing and Razor Wire purposes, Shadow Step, fire manipulation, create clone bodies (which retain a tenth of their original's vigor and magic, though movement and attack remain unchanged), lightning manipulation, and so much more.
  • Thanks to these perks, the Court of the Gods sent an envoy to the world he's now from. They found the Jura Tempest Federation, requested a private audience with Rimuru, and applied the standard amnestics to plug premature leaks of everything about the Pantheon, even rendered inscrutable and/or non-suspicious to Rimuru's Great Sage skill.
  • However, due to unknown temporal issues that prevent the Pantheon's envoy (in this case, Cosmos of the GUAG) from contacting Rimuru, they're forced to contact him from after his becoming a True Demon Lord at the conclusion of the Falmas Kingdom's attack on the Jura Tempest Federation.
  • It is known that he's since done much more and can even access any point in space-time, but for now, immediate post-True Demon Lord status will be the furthest he'll be at upon ascending to the Pantheon.
  • Upon being briefed on the specifics, Rimuru accepted the offer, and shortly joined the GUAG since her interests and his are compatible.
• Rimuru is often seen in one of two guises; his default slime form, and his humanoid form he acquired after assimilating Shizue's body at her request. The Court also granted him the form of his previous life as Satoru Mikami, but he doesn't use that often as he's long since moved on from that life.
• One should note that even if he might be a slime, that does not mean he's a low-level Mook that can be easily handled. If one can sense his aura (it was a surprise to him that not everyone in the Pantheon can do so), one would find it surprisingly imposing. Even then, he can suppress it, or even mask it completely. It had been a surprise for him the first time he had to fight someone who clearly had no idea who they were up against until he proved them wrong. That's why when he's in dangerous or unknown territory, he's in his humanoid form more.
• When it comes to healing, at first, he used to consume the patient, use the healing potion substance in him on the patient, and then eject them good as new. Nowadays, with water manipulation, he instead forms globules of the stuff he can easily toss to those in need. These potions are so potent they can even restore lost limbs, and diluting them to a tenth still lets them work as well as a standard X-Potion.
• While he can copy techniques from any book he "consumes" and "spits out", he still has to practice them to make them useful.
  • Speaking of books, give him paper, something he knows, and he can "print" it out in mint condition. He's done this once with certain manga, even when Great Sage considers this a waste of his talents, but he's not doing this for just anybody.
• He can even replicate enchanted items, but he needs to have consumed the materials normally required to create it (as well as the item in question, of course). He cannot improve on it with this skill however, thus not invalidating the need for weaponsmiths.
• His Magic Sense allows him to translate messages of personal will (a.k.a. speech) into forms he can understand, so he can understand any language. With the Ultrasonic Wave ability he acquired from a Giant Bat he consumed, he can convey his thoughts into words, and in any language as well. While being an Omniglot is a common perk for all sapient deities in the Pantheon who can speak, his skill allows him to, with enough analysis from Great Sage, understand any other forms of verbal communication like Nuju's Bird rahi speech, Ti'zo's chittering, et cetera. As for non-verbal communication such as the Heptapods' writing, he has his other skills to replicate their process (again, after enough analysis with Great Sage).
• The dimensional space within Rimuru's Predator is pretty much like a Luxury Prison Suite, with its prisoners permitted to conjure anything while incarcerated within him for their comfort. One dimension holds the Great Storm Dragon Veldora (as he and Rimuru try to figure out his Unlimited Imprisonment and how to break it) and a Fire Spirit Ifrit (after the former pulled the latter in to his own space for sparring and conversation), another holds Shizue, or rather her body, at her dying request, and another held the Orc King Geld, whose soul has since moved on.
  • As for how it works in the Pantheon, any adversary he consumes, if they're a deity, he's not allowed to assimilate their souls, which are automatically magically extracted for revival in the House of Life and Death. Otherwise, it can end up as a case-by-case basis if what he consumes might cause problems for him in the long term.
  • As for powers he absorbs from Pantheon residents, they're his to keep until all of his physical body gets destroyed, after which he'll have to take them again if he wants them. While annihilating the nucleus of his soul is the only real way to kill him for good, in the Pantheon, only the House of Life and Death can bring his body back. That said, given he has the ability to create clone bodies (which he can control manually), this already puts him at an advantage over other assimilators like him.
• He's aware that there are others who end up in other worlds, and that there are other examples besides reincarnation (in fact, his case is rare even in his world, much less reincarnating as a slime), such as being summoned (by the local deity or by denizens), getting trapped inside a video game, activating an artifact, etc. Some even come with a way to get back home. Some don't even have any desire to go back at all even if there was a way. And there're those who came from other worlds and ended up on Earth.
  • As fellow Light Novel protagonists who become influential leaders in the worlds they now reside in, Rimuru gets along with Touya (even if he's more of a Reluctant Ruler; Rimuru was the same) and Shiroe (as the only one of equal ranking) and gets into discussions with the latter in regards to leadership skills.
• As a monster with friendly relations with humans (though it helps that he once was one), he became quick friends with Yomi and Ceri, and has on occasion visited their temple for... diplomatic reasons^*Unfortunately for Rimuru, despite having a lot of cute and busty monster girls, elves aren't among Yomi's population, and Sylvi doesn't come to the Pantheon often..
• In regards to Ainz Ooal Gown, who also started out as a human (and named Satoru as well, no less), he isn't sure what to think. Both of them are leaders of nations (which they've been thrust into taking) with very loyal subordinates and both have an ultimate vision of having a world of peace between all races.
  • That said, Ainz is all too willing to slaughter anyone who isn't an ally, and willing to commit all kinds of atrocities for the sake of his empire, whereas Rimuru will only retaliate hard as a last resort or when a friend is in danger (or if it's a mindless Random Encounter) and would rather settle things with his neighbors diplomatically and peacefully.
  • That said, Rimuru expresses pity since Ainz had essentially been forced and pressured into his role, his emotions were also forcibly suppressed, and he was starting his new life from a very lofty position while Rimuru (and his eventual federation) had more humble beginnings as they worked from the ground up.
  • What's also concerning is that folks want to see who would win between the two if they ever came to blows. Right now, Rimuru is not confident that he would prevail in his state. As for what he becomes in the future, however... let's just say that will be a completely different story.
• In meetings with other GUAG commanders, he met some of Azeroth's heroes and forged alliances where possible. One notable encounter was with Thrall, whom he initially labeled as a hobgoblin due to his green skin and muscular physique before the former Horde Warchief corrected him that he was an orc. Rimuru was caught a bit off guard, given orcs in his world were more like Pig Men.
  • He was then also warned of the God of Goblins as well as the other God of Orcs, and Rimuru promised not to associate with them. He also got to meet Zac, another Blob Monster who was also very friendly (despite his looks).
• Having suffered some terrible cooking a few times before, he dreads the infamous Mystery Food X; if it could paralyze a divine being and make a ghost pass out, what horrors would his slime body be subject to if he absorbs any of it?
  • Unfortunately, he would eventually experience the results for himself when someone chickened out of taking the food as a test of courage and blindly shoved the spoon into his mouth as he passed by (the irony that Rimuru himself had done this to Gobta before with Shion's cooking wasn't lost on him). It resulted in him reverting to his slime form and going on that same standby state he had been a few times before when he Named the goblins. That state thankfully lasted only a few hours. Oh, and he Acquired Poison Immunity after that.
• If there's something he shows utter contempt for, it's those with staunch/blind anti-monster sentiments who have the power and unwavering dedication to... carry out their mission. The attack on Tempest by the Western Saints Church and the Falmas Kingdom resulted in a hundred casualties on his end, a few of them close friends of his and even children, even though he was able to resurrect them and grant them immortality afterward.
  • As for what he did to the invading soldiers, namely consuming them to become a True Demon Lord, some folks are divided on this matter. One side thinks he's finally crossed the line with the slaughter and soul assimilation of >10000 people, while the other can see that there really was no other option; the Falmas Kingdom and the Western Saints Church made the first move, instigated a fight that killed a hundred of Tempest's population, children included, and would've otherwise wiped the entire Federation off the map had nothing been done. He also asked Benimaru to slay him should he lose his empathy after becoming a Demon Lord, which thankfully did not come to pass.
  • In regards to such hunters...
    • For those like B. B. Hood, he will not hesitate to fight and kill her if need be, especially when another's life is in danger from her.
    • But for those like Hoss Delgado, he will give a chance despite the hunter's attitude; Rimuru can understand that befriending a monster species can take a while to get used to.
• Due to his skillset, as well as their opposing views on humans, Alex Mercer is interested in what he can acquire should he consume Rimuru, namely the Gluttony skill. That said, given the slime's achievements, this plan is at an impasse because he's aware that it's also likely that Rimuru might be able to consume him first instead, potentially granting him the Blacklight Virus and all that entails. He already lost to James Heller, and that was his own doing. He will not let this slime be the next.
  • While the former sergeant is still getting used to having allies of comparable strength, Heller and Rimuru were able to forge an alliance in stopping Mercer's plots.
  • At first, Kirby quite liked Rimuru, due to both being friendly blobs who copy the abilities of people they devour, and love food. However, this kinship from Kirby came to a screeching halt when the Star Warrior learned of Rimuru's cavalier attitude towards eating the souls of others, as he has demonstrated in his home Light Novel. When Kirby inhales someone, they don't actually die, as Kirby's stomach is an infinite void of stars, and the victim will eventually simply rematerialize elsewhere in the world unharmed. Obviously, the same does not hold true for Rimuru. And while Kirby has themself destroyed the souls of their enemies at times, it was only in extreme circumstances, chiefly putting the broken husk of Sectonia Soul out of her misery as Sectonia herself pleaded Kirby to do, or truly slaying the monster that was Fecto Forgo, who had already demonstrated that the destruction of their body was only an inconvenience.
  • Metallix also wants to obtain Rimuru's powers for similar reasons, but is also wary that one wrong move and all of his powers (innate and copied), not to mention the materials that compose his body, can end up being absorbed by the slime. And so far, he's not given Rimuru—who isn't confrontational by nature—good reason to hunt him down, but it might only be a matter of time.
• Given it's also a monster-populated place like the Federation he's the leader of, Rimuru decided to visit the Anur System, though was advised to not assume a human form due to their xenophobia against humans. He hopes to change their sentiments one day.
• Can also be found in Power Gains and Losses.
• "I'm not a bad slime!"

Intermediate Gods

Carter Hall/Hawkman and Shiera Sanders/Hawkgirl

Carter Hall and Shiera Sanders, Divine Couple of Reincarnation (Carter: Hawkman, Katar Hol, Prince Khufu Kha-Tarr, Katarthul, Nighthawk, Silent Knight, Koenraad von Grimm, Captain John Smith, James Wright, The Birdman, Gold Hawk, Avion, Dragon of Barbatos, Sky Tyrant, The Winged Wonder, "The Flying Fascist", "The Man Who Fights the Evils of the Present with the Weapons of the Past" | Shiera: Hawkgirl, Hawkwoman, Chay-Ara, Shayera Thal, Shayera Hol, Shhra, Kendra Saunders, Pretty Bird)

Carter Hall/Hawkman (above) and Shiera Saunders/Hawkgirl (below)

^{Shayera Hol/Thal}

^{Kendra Saunders}

• Intermediate Gods
• Symbol: Their Helmets and their Maces with their wings in the Backdrop. Alternatively, the Hawk Emblem.
• Alignment: Lawful Good with Neutral leanings
• Portfolio: Are Destined to be Bought Back as New Beings in the Future once they Die and are Destined to be United to Each Other by Love, Animal-Themed Superbeing, Winged Humanoid, Primarily Wielding a Spiked Mace, Battle Couple, Wielding and Possessing Nth Metal, Had an Alternating and Complicated Romantic Thoughts for One Another, Extremely Convoluted and Constantly Altering Background Origins per Continuity
  • Carter: Served as an Egyptologist, Badass Bookworm, Child of Two Worlds, Fan of the Past, Sometimes Used as a Conservative Strawman against Green Arrow, Can Communicate with Birds
  • Shiera: Action Girl, Hot Consort
  • Kendra: Contemplated Taking Her Own Life, Dark and Troubled Past, Unwittingly Attracts Male Attention, Defrosting Ice Queen, Screw Destiny, Half-White, Half-Hispanic
• Domains: History, Hawks, Love, Romance, Heroism, War, Immortality, Reincarnation
• Heralds: Big Red, Hector Hall/Silver Scarab/Doctor Fate (their son)
  • Shiera: Rex Stewart/Warhawk (her son in the DC Animated Universe, shared with John Stewart)
• Allies:
  • The Justice Society: Jay Garrick/The Flash, Alan Scott/Green Lantern, Nabu/Doctor Fate
  • The Justice League: Clark Kent/Superman, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Diana of Themyscira/Wonder Woman, Barry Allen/The Flash, The Sector 2814 Green Lanterns, Arthur Curry/Aquaman, J'onn J'onzz/Martian Manhunter, Victor Stone/Cyborg, Dinah Laurel Lance/Black Canary, Roy Harper/Red Arrow, Zatanna Zatara
  • Other Allies: Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon, Mamoru Chiba, Charles Xavier/Professor X, Jean Gray/Phoenix, Link, Princess Zelda, Finn, Yugi Moto/Yami Yugi, Avatar Aang, Avatar Korra, The Jellicle Cats, Asura, Xena, Gabrielle, Indiana Jones, Lara Croft, Nathan Drake, League of Explorers, Harvey Birdman, Lugia, Ho-Oh, The Ninja Turtles, The Space Sherriffs, Pit, Dark Pit, Palutena
• Headbutting Heroes: Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Viridi
• Enemies: Vandal Savage, Darkseid, The Anti-Monitor, Barbatos, The Batman Who Laughs, Owlman, En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse, Kang the Conqueror, Ganondorf Dragmire, Demise, Strahd von Zarovich, Cthulhu, The Nemesis Squadron, The Lich, GOLB, Chaos, Sigma, Nagash, King Rameses
• On Speaking Terms With: Nolan Grayson/Omni-Man, Settra, Akhenaten
• Pities: Tutankhanum, The King of Sorrow, Caius Ballad, Cleopatra
• Respected By: House of Love and Affection, Hall of Birds, The Battlehawks
• Hawkman and Hawkgirl are a divine couple who have committed themselves to heroism and have used their powers for them. In truth, the two of them are reincarnations of a couple from Ancient Egyptian Times known as Khufu and Chay-Ara, who were murdered by Hath-Set. As the weapon used for the kill was a knife with magical properties, Khufu and Chay-Ara were destined to be reincarnated and unite together each time they die. Khufu's most recent descendant, Carter Hall, became Hawkman upon stumbling across the dagger that killed him in an excavation site in Egypt, causing him to regain lost memories of his past selves as well as tracking down Hath-Set's descendant in a Mad Scientist known as Anton Hastor. Recalling his memories, Carter uncovered a mysterious extraterrestrial element known as Nth Metal, which was known for containing anti-gravity properties, and crafted an anti-gravity belt, wings, and costume to establish himself as Hawkman before defeating Hastor, re-encountering Chay-Ara as Shiera Sanders, and starting a romance, with Shiera later becoming inspired by her lover's heroic deeds to take up the mantle of Hawkgirl. Eventually, the two would become prominent members of the Justice Society of America and Carter would even fight in World War II, carving a notable reputation among superheroes. Shiera would also see herself having the Hawkgirl mantle being passed down via a Thanagarian known as Shayera Hol and a descendant named Kendra Saunders from her first cousin's side.
• The two were early ascendants to the Pantheon, albeit they came in rather separately, with Carter representing reincarnation and Shiera having the theme of Savage Spiked Weapons going for her. However, the two quickly figured that with couples and groups have been able to mutually have a singular theme as their main recognition, they opted to go with that direction, with Carter and Shiera being the main mascot for Reincarnation. This appeal was responded to by the Court of the Gods, who recognized the symbolism and nature of the couple's love and destiny for each other and allowed them to represent the theme of reincarnation together. This was an important moment for the duo as it meant that Carter and Shiera would be able to spend more time with each other as well as provide additional support, be it in combat, or with their emotional and romantic matters. They did figure that they do need their independent moments at times as well, to which Shiera responds by being a member of the Justice League, much like how Carter sticks with the Justice Society. The Pantheon, being far larger than they anticipated, forced Hawkman and Hawkgirl to make a plan on what they should do, be it together or on their own, knowing that their time here is going to be a very eventful one.
• The Hawks are a notable superhero couple, which is emphasized by the fact that destiny has set its course for Carter and Shiera to eternally unite with one another in each and every lifetime. Of course, they make a formidable duo just as much as they are incredibly protective and emotional for one another, so many have expressed dismay about the idea of hurting any one of the Hawks without potentially angering the other. The Hawks, in addition to their enhanced physique, including strength, endurance, reflexes, and wings for flight, possess Nth Metal materials and craft, including armor, belt, and boots that not only help to store their items but also provide anti-gravitational functions and further enhance defense. As demonstrated by the Justice League's battle against the Dark Knights, Nth Metal is also one of the only materials capable of harming denizens of the Dark Multiverse, making Hawkman and Hawkgirl two of the most reliable allies against the likes of Barbatos and The Batman Who Laughs. They also possess the ability to telepathically empathize and communicate with birds and, upon further training, other animals like bears, wolves, and deer.
• The Hawkman and Hawkgirl that is the most well-known as well as the ones that are presumed to be in the Pantheon are their Post-Crisis iterations. The two of them have knowledge of their past selves as well as their future incarnations, particularly the ones from Post-Flashpoint, but it's best not to think about it too much and even the pair would give a brief statement on it. As it turns out, Hawkman's origins are second only to Donna Troy when it comes to one's severe confusion, misunderstanding, and multiple changes regarding their origins and backstories. In Pre-Crisis, Hawkman and Hawkgirl were part of a humanoid extraterrestrial race known as the Thanagarians. There, they were police officers who found interest in Earth and chose to move there to continue their crime-fighting life as superheroes. In Post-Flashpoint, Hawkman is still Carter Hall, but his original self was Ktar Deathbringer of Qgga, a part of an alien race who laid destruction across the universe, though he resented himself and his race, after which he fell for a fellow member named Shrra and both died for daring to defy their race. Ktar's reincarnation was him wanting to atone for his acts and being promised to be ascended to the afterlife once he had saved as many lives as he had taken.
  • While Shiera is what most people would assume to be Hawkgirl, there are actually three individuals with that moniker in the Pantheon. The first is Shayera Thal, a police officer from Thanagar who came to Earth to operate under her own alias of Hawkwoman. The second was Kendra Saunders, a descendant of Shiera who once contemplated suicide, but was saved by the soul of Shiera who decided to inhabit Kendra as her way of not only bringing her back to life but giving her a purpose, namely that of being a defender. In Post-Flashpoint, Kendra became the leader of the Blackhawks, an ensemble of superpowered beings and vigilantes who banded up to observe and stop apocalyptic events from occurring and they were the Justice League's main contact when dealing with the Dark Knights and the Dark Multiverse, though she would later take on the Hawkgirl mantle after proving her bravery and dedication to stopping a great evil and impressing the League and Carter.
• The pair are patron figures in the House of Love and Affection and despite their deaths, hardly anyone looks at them with pity. Its probably for the best as Hawkman and Hawkgirl have tried to grow past their troublesome past and define themselves as heroes, not to mention both, especially Hawkgirl, do not like to be pitied for their deaths, though in Hawkgirl's case, this can be attributed to the time when Kendra wanted to avert her usual fate as being Carter's lover. Still, they enjoy the place and hanging out with their inhabitants just as much as they see them as great heroes, with Hawkman and Hawkgirl choosing to spend most of their intimate time in the Pantheon there. In the case of Kendra, she's an incredible woman to be bedded with, as Roy Harper can attest. Surprisingly, one of their favorite places to visit there is the Hall of Romantic Loss due to the peaceful ambiance of the place as well as a way for the pair to talk to each other and to others freely. Despite their strong love for each other, they've not been so good at offering romantic advice, much to the humor of a lot of people.
  • While Love is usually a positive topic, this is not the case for Strahd von Zarovich of Barovia, whose romantic desire for a woman named Tatyana is the main drive for his villainy and his transformation into a vampire when she instead fell for his younger brother, Sergei. Sure Strahd manages to kill Sergei on his wedding day, but Tatyana commits suicide in reaction to the event. Things didn't stop here when the inhabitants of Barovia are destined to be reincarnated, as was the case of Tatyana. Strahd has done anything he can to earn the affection of Tatyana's descendants, but she's always taking her own life before it can be fulfilled. The Hawks were dismayed and disappointed by Strahd's actions, claiming that his obsession would only cause further revulsion for her and misery for himself. Strahd was not amused and attacked the Hawks in response, not wanting to let go of his one-sided love for Tatyana and telling the Hawks to "mind their own business". Ultimately, the Hawks concluded that despite his affability, Strahd was simply too far gone to be reasoned with regarding love and affection and the only time they'll be meeting with each other is in a fight.
• With the pair being the Pantheonic representatives of reincarnation, they expected that they would meet up with similar figures sometime down the line. They were pleased when they encountered Link one day after hearing of his exploits as Hyrule's greatest hero and someone destined to be reincarnated in time passage to stop a great evil from taking over. The same also applied to Zelda, princess of Hyrule, who was delighted to see Hawkman and Hawkgirl as good friends and company, with the Hawks willing to give Link some training and wisdom as well as offering any aid and protection for the two of them any time they need help, though Zelda is also willing to do the same to them. That said, the Hawks learned that while Link and Zelda have a romantic connection, this doesn't apply to every version of them, though they didn't think that was an issue, believing that Link and Zelda are free to do and choose as they please, respecting their autonomy and their choices.
  • With their alliance with Link and Zelda, the Hawks also caught the attention of Ganondorf, who was amused by the idea of the couple also being reincarnations of an ancient pairing. That said, Ganondorf does express some interest in them, mainly because he sees the Thanagarian equipment they possess as a useful tool to seize for his opposition against Link, Zelda, and the rest of Hyrule. Unsurprisingly, the Hawks treated him as an enemy and extended that towards Demise as well for naturally being the stem of Ganon being destined to reincarnate and his dark destiny to be intertwined with Link and Zelda. In contrast, Ganondorf expresses some respect for the Hawks' combat prowess and abilities, claiming them to be steps above most of the enemies he has to deal with, though he is not above trickery and deceit to defeat the Hawks, feeling that fighting against them together and especially with Link and Zelda would not bode so well for him in the long term.
  • They also came to be acquainted with Usagi Tsukino and Mamoru Chiba upon learning of them being reincarnations of Princess Serenity and Prince Endymion, who died together when Endymion tried to protect Serenity, though now in addition to being reincarnated with a second chance for each other, Usagi and Mamoru fight together as Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask respectively, with the latter being a shadowy benefactor to the Sailor Guardians. It helps that Usagi herself is a close friend of Wonder Woman and the Sailor Guardians' efforts in protecting the cosmos are not too far off from the efforts of Pre-Crisis Thanagarians. The Avatars, particularly Aang and Korra were also figures of interest and while Aang has his childish moments of being a prankster and messing around with the Hawks, he nevertheless does express a good deal of respect to them and the Hawks found his wisdom to be surprisingly profound. As for Korra, while more inexperienced compared to Aang, she and Hawkgirl have a good deal of respect for their martial skills and they would fight against each as a way to hone their skills, with Korra usually being the instigator. In return, Hawkgirl is open to giving her younger companion some words of advice and wisdom. On the other hand, they are rather pitiful of Caius Ballad who underwent a similar tragedy, yet wanted to accomplish his task of reuniting with his lost love through more destructive means, something that the Hawks had to oppose as they obviously wouldn't allow time to be disrupted, let alone destroyed. The King of Sorrow is more sympathetic and was reborn into a better person after his original death. Upon learning of his original fate and the circumstances that led to his villainy, the Hawks have been doing their part to loom after Sorrow in the hopes that he could be given a more socially and emotionally healthy life in the Pantheon.
• As denizens of Ancient Egypt due to their past lives, the Hawks have varied thoughts about the many inhabitants of that time. They personally pity Tutankhanum for his harsh life as well as having had a tough time being a ruler due to his young age and inexperience, not to mention his likely being used by other politicians for their own ends, and to say nothing about his failed love life and having two stillborn daughters. Despite his arrogance and insistency on having his followers believe in Aten, Akhenaten surprisingly managed to remain cordial with the pair and he does his best not to alienate them too much, though his arrogance has been noted to be annoying according to Hawkgirl. Rameses, however, wasn't keen on the pair and came to oppose them for being a challenge to his authority, though he usually tends to rely more on his followers regarding that front. The Hawks are not a fan of him being an irrational man who tried to kill baby boys simply to avert a prophecy and have called out his impulsiveness on a number of occasions despite Rameses doing his best to maintain civility and cautiousness.
  • One of the first enemies they made in the Pantheon was Apocalypse, one of the first mutants who also came from Ancient Egypt and, compared to Khufu and Chay-Ara, led a harsh life that came to define his belief of the strong surviving and the necessity of war. While the Hawks quickly determined En Sabah Nur to be a great threat as told by the exploits of the X-Men, his devastation of Khandaq and him brutalizing Black Adam was what made the pair very concerned about just what he is capable of. Apocalypse personally thinks that the Hawks may be useful if they become part of his Four Horsemen and only expresses disappointment that they wouldn't. Still, he has some issues with their Thanagarian tech, with Apocalypse believing that those materials may be able to cause significant harm to him. Regardless, Apocalypse has remained a threat that the Hawks are on a constant lookout for in the event he stirs up a war or conflict of some kind as he did with Khandaq.
  • There was also Kang the Conqueror, who once served as a pharaoh in Ancient Egypt. Given his millennia-long streak of conquest and villainy as well as possibly being Rama-Tut, the Hawks are willing to fight against him, though Kang personally pities the fact that they are destined to love each other and die upon meeting one another, seeing it as a cursed fate. On a fantastical note, the Hawks were interested in learning about Nehekhara after hearing of it as a fantastical counterpart to Ancient Egypt. It's here where the divine couple came to learn of Settra and Nagash, great Tomb Kings who held great power and authority. While Settra was hard to come across, the Hawks barely managed to be on speaking terms with him, proving that they only visited Nehekhara out of interest and not wanting to rob and invade, claiming themselves as peacekeepers. Still, Settra did note the two's bravery and acknowledged that, in addition to their innocence, they are legitimately keeping their word. Despite their differences, they do agree that Nagash is a grave threat to everyone he comes across and has to be stopped, with Nagash being the main reason why Settra would even consider the possibility of fighting alongside the Hawks. Nagash personally doesn't care much for the Hawks, though he does muse on the idea of finding and taking Thanagarian materials to either further his equipment and further power up his Black Pyramid, something that the pair found terrifying to think about and furthering their efforts to oppose and stop the Great Necromancer.
• Being an archaeologist in his spare time, Carter has a job in the House of Legacy and Influence, being a researcher and explorer of ancient times and while Ancient Egypt is his personal favorite, he's also excited about the idea of going around the Pantheon and uncovering places that house evidence linking to historical events and monuments related to the divine realms. Indiana Jones and Lara Croft have met Carter in his civilian guise on a number of occasions and they've managed to get along with the three of them expressing a strong sense of adventure. Jones and Croft are aware of Carter's superhero identity, but he wishes that they're better off hanging with his civilian guise, wanting to enjoy archaeology as a work rather than having to be a magnet for evil villains to come swarming onto them. Nathan Drake was another adventurer and archaeologist but has since retired from the former and decided to be the latter in a more professional and legal way. He's bummed out about not exploring the Egyptian ruins and uncovering something similar to what Carter found, but the latter thinks that Nate should be concerned for his safety. Regardless, Nate found the idea of a "Hawkman" to be pretty cool and despite some witty remarks, he gets along with Carter fine enough.
• In one iteration, Shayera was sent to Earth and join the Justice League under the pretense of being a cop, but actually being a soldier whose purpose is to spy on the League to better prepare the Thanagarians for inciting war against Earth, intending to take over the planet for themselves. Despite being on board at first, Shayera ended up bonding with the League, prompting her to betray her race and help the League repel the Thanagarians away from Earth, despite having become controversial after her revelation. Feeling ashamed, Hawkgirl left the league without hearing a consensus from the League about whether she should stay. This experience led Shayera to encounter Nolan Grayson in the Pantheon, who was also part of an alien race, the Viltrumites, who was sent to Earth to masquerade as a hero, taking on the title of Omni-Man while discreetly helping Viltrum prepare for a future takeover on Earth, though his growing feeling and attachment for the planet and especially his family, Debbie and Mark, his wife and son respectively, ended with him becoming too reluctant to carry out his mission and leaving Earth prematurely before rebelling against Viltrum and becoming an actual hero in the process. As a result, Hawkgirl is able to get along and communicate with Omni-Man a lot better than other heroes who are still either conflicted or distrustful of him, considering their similar circumstances. Nolan has expressed some concern about whether Thanagarians are in the Pantheon, but Hawkgirl affirms that not all of them are bad and that she is prepared to face any threat if need be. Either way, she recommended Nolan that they find time to cherish what means a lot to them in the Pantheon as well, to which he conceded.
• Much like with Love and Affection, the Hawks are also seen as patron figures in the Hall of Birds with the denizens and visitors of that place seeing them as sterling examples of traditional heroes. The Hawks occasionally visit the Hall, believing that they have an obligation to communicate with the animals that they are themed after and they're known for giving them a sense of encouragement, safety, and hope to the Hall whenever they arrive, as shown with Hawkman's speeches about standing up for one's self. On a more personal note, the Hawks were awed by the sight and presence of Lugia and Ho-Oh and both pairs took a liking for each other. Though the legendary bird duo isn't exactly representatives of reincarnation, Hawkman and Hawkgirl still respected their power and authority and they've seen each other as good allies since. They've also become friends with Harvey Birdman, a busy and hardworking attorney who involves himself with zany cases. It turned out that Harvey was also a former superhero who retired after the job got too stressful for him and chose to be an attorney as an alternative to bringing justice. Hawkman once suggested Harvey return to being a superhero every once in a while and while Harvey considered, he politely declined, stating that he's got his hands full with the number of court cases he's looking out for.
• Among other allies the Hawks have encountered were the Ninja Turtles, who upon encountering the pair, were reminded of a fellow ally they had at their homeworld named Raptaar, and Professor X of the X-Men, who noted that the Hawks were physically very similar to that of fellow X-Men member Angel. Of course, The Turtles and Charles Xavier have both dealt with their fair share of aliens and ancestral beings, so their first encounters with the Hawks were a little rocky at first before the pair clarified their circumstances, allowing them to get along. It helped that Raptarr was a member of the Justice Force, something that the Hawks found amusing upon learning of it, and the Turtles themselves were visitors to the DC Universe on a few occasions. Charles personally found it nice that the Hawks were generally respected by the populace and helped the duo become acquainted with Jean Grey, whose been through a similar phase regarding coming back, albeit through rebirth and being a representative of a bird, namely the phoenix. Hawkman likes the turtles, though he does get into silly arguments with Michaelangelo from time to time whereas Hawkgirl likes to discuss formal matters with Charles as well as understand more about telepathy from Jean, hoping that she could practice more on being capable of mentally defending herself as well as be a good leader someday.
• They're sometimes seen or mistaken for angels by some people to the point where some in the House of Religion and Faith sometimes chant about them being heralds of divine intervention. Oliver Queen likes to roll with it and make some quips, much to Hawkman's annoyance and it doesn't help that his own conservative views on law frequently clash with Oliver's more rebellious and liberal thinking. Aside from that, there is some credibility in their angelic comparisons as Hawkgirl is sometimes revered as something similar to one, especially for her Post-Flashpoint version. Palutena is eager to have some conversations with the pair and she's happy that they're positive figures in her residing House. Pit followed suit, wanting to go on some adventures with them as well as get better at flying. Hawkman and Hawkgirl appreciated Pit's enthusiasm and are willing to tag him along on their side, though they do express concern when Pit's youthful nature is taken into account. They had some wariness regarding Dark Pit given his origins, but after learning that his individuality is more leaning toward heroism, they've agreed to try a hand at mentoring Dark Pit, even if his rebelliousness is something they're going to have to contend with. Viridi has been a constant snarker for the Hawks, given that they are human, and finds the idea of them being angels in all but name to be hilarious. Petty squabbles between her and Hawkman have been frequent, though Viridi does have some respect for Hawkgirl if mainly for her fierce attitude and being willing to help others in spite of it.

"Even though a man is weak, if he fights to overcome his weaknesses — and wins — he deserves the best!"

Hawkman (Carter Hall)

"Death is close by, Kendra, ready to reach out and touch you both! Be careful. Remember the past lives of the Hawks!"

Hawkgirl (Shiera Sanders)

Elizabeth Liones

Elizabeth Liones, Goddess of Death and Resurrection Loops (107th Elizabeth, Liz, The Rust Knight, Princess Elizabeth, Ellie, Apostle of the Goddesses, Cursed Goddess, Big Sis Sis, Bloodstained Ellie, Lady Elizabeth)

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Elizabeth as a Goddess

• Intermediate Goddess, Quasideity prior to awakening her powers and memories
• Symbol: The triskele symbol in her eyes
• Theme Music: Eri0ne$
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: All-Loving Heroine, Adorkable, Amnesiac Goddess, The Cutie, Curseed to repeatedly reincarnate as a human and die within three days after falling in love with Meliodas, Battle Couple with Meliodas after awakening her powers, Beware the Nice Ones
• Domains: Holiness, Princesses, Love, Death, Reincarnation, Memory
• Herald: Her son, Tristan
• Allies:
  • The Seven Deadly Sins: Meliodas, Diane, Ban, King, Merlin (The Seven Deadly Sins), Escanor, Hawk
  • Others: Tree Gelbman, William Cage, Subaru Natsuki, Flonne, Sicily, Artina, Adell, Killia, Galahad, Valvatorez, Usalia, King Arthur, Arturia Pendragon, Archangel Michael, Most benevolent deities in the House of Angels, especially Tyrael, Claudia Jerusalem, Aru Akise, and Sweet Mayhem, Some of the more benevolent demons in the House of Demons, such as Anos Voldigoad, Sparda, the Seven Mortal Sins, and Morrigan and Lilith Aensland, The Occult Research Club, Dante, Lancelot, Gawain, Mash Kyrielight, Liezerota, Colette Brunel
• Enemies: Some of the eviler demons in the House of Demons, such as The Beast, Grima, and the Godhand, as well as some of the most evil angels such as the The Angels of Paradisio and Jubileus, Galeem and Dharkon
• Complicated Relationships: The Ten Commandments
• Sympathetic towards: Odio, Hokma
• Elizabeth Liones is the third princess of the Kingdom of Liones, adopted by King Baltra Liones. When the Holy Knights staged a coup against her father, Elizabeth set out to recruit the Seven Deadly Sins to help her put a stop to the Holy Knights. Finding Meliodas, she begins working as a waitress at the Boar Hat bar as the two journey to find the rest of the Sins and save Liones. During the fight against the Holy Knights and the Demon Clan, it's revealed that Elizabeth is the 107th reincarnation of the Goddess Elizabeth, daughter of the Supreme Goddess who fell in love with Meliodas. The Supreme Goddess and the Demon King cooperated to curse the two for falling in love and going against them, with Elizabeth cursed to reincarnate as human without her memories and powers, only to recover them once she falls in love with Meliodas again and then inevitably die within 3 days after awakening them and reincarnating to start the cycle over again. After helping the love of her life overcome the Demon King and save his brother Zeldris, Elizabeth is finally free of her curse, allowing her to marry Meliodas without any trouble getting in the way.
• Elizabeth was ascended into the Pantheon after her husband and brother-in-law stopped the Supreme Goddess from destroying them and starting another Holy War. The Cour of the Gods saw Elizabeth's case and decided to offer her position within the Pantheon to represent Resurrection/Death Loop. Elizabeth accepted the proposal after hearing that her husband and the other Sins are there, including the deceased Escanor. A happy reunion ensued all around... though Meliodas still takes the time to grope her, which earned him mixed reception among the pantheon, people cringing at best and being confrontational at worst.
• Hawk was outright happy to see Elizabeth ascend into the Pantheon, the latter adoring talking pigs while the former cares for her like a protective father figure. Usually, Hawk would keep Meliodas' lecherous tendencies towards her in check, to the point he immediately tied him up when he got into the same bed as Elizabeth. Elizabeth was happy to see Hawk in the Pantheon, being willing to partner with him on several missions and ride on his back when they need to to get out of a jam.
• Subaru, Tree, and William Cage are also stuck in a loop of dying over again, though in this case they simply just go back a few moments in time rather than being reincarnated. All the same however, they do understand Elizabeth's pain, and they're all happy that her curse is finally broken, and she can finally have a happy life without any more trouble. The former two understand how horrible it is to die over and over again, Subaru more so as he had to struggle to save his loved ones as well. Elizabeth sympathizes with them over there struggles, and she hopes that Subaru can finally find his happy ending in the future.
• Many have questioned Elizabeth's relationship with Meliodas due to all the times he acted perverted towards her, and why she (the most recent incarnation) doesn't really seem to hold this behavior against him. Elizabeth makes it a point to list all of his good traits, which doesn't exactly reassure many, but most tend to drop it for her sake. Of course, then again, some people believe it may be because of their respective curses that Meliodas acts this towards Elizabeth's incarnations, since he never acted like this with the Goddess Elizabeth and it's likely he has seen her die so many times that he either tries to make the most of their time together or is trying to avoid the hurt that will come from losing her again.
• Elizabeth would soon cross paths with King Arthur in the Pantheon, though she quickly found out this Arthur is an amalgamation of different incarnations of the King of Camelot. Regardless, the Arthur from her world recognized her and was quite happy to see her in the Pantheon, especially now that she is finally free of her curse. Elizabeth is grateful for this and eager to see Arthur again but is saddened that there are some incarnations that suffered plenty of tragedy and in some timelines, ended up becoming evil.
  • The reincarnated Goddess was in for a large surprise when she not only met a male version of Merlin, but also a female version of Arthur in the form of Arturia Pendragon. The latter became quick friends with Elizabeth due to how much they had to struggle to be with the love of their lives. While Arturia is happy that Elizabeth finally managed to earn her happy ending, Elizabeth is saddened after hearing about some of the different possible timelines where Arturia was either killed or had to be separated from Shirou, with one timeline allowing the two to get together.
  • She also crossed paths with some of the Knights of the Round Table, of which her son, Tristian, is a member. Lancelot welcomed her into the Pantheon, telling her it is an honor meet an ally of his parents, Ban and Elaine as well as his maternal uncle, King. Lancelot's son Galahad on the other hand got mixed reactions because of his one incarnation's actions towards the Master of Chaldea and Shielder, but he still remains an ally of her even if he doesn't get along with his father. Gawain is highly respectful of her and Meliodas since they fought alongside Arthur against the Demon Clan and Cath Palug.
  • Shielder got along with Elizabeth very well, since they're both devoted to the person they love most (The Master of Chaldea and Meliodas respectively). Although she is perplexed and mortified by Meliodas' pervy behavior towards his wife, she is at least happy the two are able to break their curses and find their happy ending together with the help of their allies. She tends to hang out with Elizabeth during their off time to discuss their hobbies and have fun together.
• Being an angel in all but name, Elizabeth got along with some of the nicest angels in the Pantheon, including Aru Akise, Sweet Mayhem, Claudia Jerusalem, Flonne, Sicily, and Artina. She also found companionship in friendly demons such as Anos Voldigoad, Sparda, the Seven Mortal Sins, Adell, Killia, Morrigan and Lilith Aensland, since her compassion extended to demons as well. Many of them were horrified after hearing of how Elizabeth's mother and Demon King cursed her and Meliodas just for going against them, to the point that both sides considered the Supreme Goddess monstrous, especially after hearing of how she treats the Holy War like a game.
  • The Disgea deities were some of the most notable examples, most likely because she crossed paths with them once. Elizabeth got along very well with Flonne, Sicily, Artina, and Liezerota. The former 3 were angels who believed in the power of love (especially Flonne) and the latter was an All-Loving Hero who had who gone through death and strife to be with the man she loved. They were all happy that Elizabeth was finally able to be free of her curse and be with Meliodas, though they do show some shock when Meliodas gropes his wife.
  • Usalia was the probably the most sympathetic to Elizabeth, since she had been cursed by a cruel person, with the only difference being her parents were loving people who were murdered in front of her, while Elizabeth was cursed by a cruel and abusive mother. Elizabeth was surprised and impressed that Usalia turned her curse into her greatest strength, while Usalia was happy Elizabeth managed to break her curse. Elizabeth has become a Cool Big Sis to the young girl, with Usalia liking her so much that she likes her company over Majorita.
  • Claudia and Colette became instant friends with Elizabeth since they also suffered horrible fates thrust upon them, in this case by becoming angels that suffered from horrible effects (Claudia being killed by her own light, Colette from losing her emotions). Because of this, Claudia was happy about Elizabeth and Colette finding their happy ending, and the three tend to hang out in their spare time.
  • Anos Voldigoad, unlike Meliodas' father, is a benevolent Demon King who had become good friends with humans and also supported co-existence between races to the point of abhoring war. When he finds out Elizabeth and her lover were cursed by the other's parent to suffer for going against them, Anos was furious with this act of cruelty, and admits that if Meliodas hadn't gotten to them, he certainly would have. He was at least glad that the two were finally able to break their curses, and he welcomed them into circle of friends since they both sought co-existence.
  • Sparda got along with the Goddess after hearing of her tale from Meliodas, showing great respect to her for helping Meliodas become a better person. Elizabeth in turn was honored to meet a demon who helped to protect others especially after meeting the love of his life. While Sparda was disgusted by Meliodas acting perverted towards his wife, he is still glad the two were able to break their curses and find their happy ending.
  • The Seven Mortal Sins became good friends with Elizabeth after hearing about her from Meliodas. Satan and Beezlebub especially liked her, the former due to Elizabeth being Meliodas' lover as well as her strong sense of justice causing her to resent both the Demon King and the Supreme Deity from Elizabeth's world, and the latter being a nice girl who wanted to share her sweets with her.
• Elizabeth would meet and befriend the members of the Occult Research Club, especially the likes of Issei, Asia, Rias, Akeno, and Irina Shidou. Many of them were appalled by the Demon King and the Supreme Goddesses' curse on Elzabeth and her lover, especially after hearing of how the former two treat their progeny in general and treat the conflict like a game. Because of this they're relieved that the curses were finally broken and thus Elizabeth would finally get to marry Meliodas and live a happy life without any curse to ruin it.
• Her relationship with the Ten Commandments is a complicated one. Some of them are now on good terms with Elizabeth, while some are neutral at best, still hateful at worst. Zeldris is no longer hostile towards her after reconciling with Meliodas and reuniting with his beloved Gelda. He doesn't even hesitate to visit her and Meliodas, nor does he hesitate to cooperate with the two against the Supreme Deity. Estarossa, or rather Mael, is now on good terms with Elizabeth, especially now that he has regained his memories and identity and has changed for the better. He's also shown to be more respectful of Elizabeth's relationship with Meliodas, and he also helped the Sins put a stop to the Supreme Deity when she tries to restart the Holy War. Monspeet and Derieri are on good terms with Elizabeth, with the latter even starting to accept Elizabeth after she had shown her kindness due to remembering how she went out of her way to save her and Monspeet when they went out of control. Gloxnia and Drole had turned on the Demon Clan and helped the Sins, and seemed to be amiable to Elizabeth, especially after they helped King and Diane get stronger. Galand, Melascula, and Grayroad seem to be the only demons that remain hostile to Elizabeth, since they were still loyal to Demon Clan as a whole at the time they were defeated. Fraudrin seems to be a complicated case, since he was killed by Meliodas after he Came Back Wrong, but after seeing that the Holy War has been stopped and Zeldris is on good terms with everyone, he doesn't seem to be causing any more trouble.
• Hokma was stuck in a "Groundhog Day" Loop where he would start out as his original human self Benjamin, be converted into an A.I. by Angela operating under a "playbook" by Ayin, his superior and closest confidant. Every time the loop ends, he comes back as Benjamin. Elizabeth saw the scenario as something similar to her curse, though she did question his loyatly to Ayin. Hokma in turn questioned her love for Meliodas after seeing him act perverted towards her, noting their feelings towards the people their devoted are hardly different, something that Elizabeth can't argue against.
• While Elizabeth may have encountered benevolent angels and demons, there were some that were truly malevolent and nasty pieces of work, some of which earned her ire. The Godhand were truly some of the most vile among demons, mainly because they work their world as miserable as possible, but Elizabeth was outright repusled by Femto after hearing of how he sacrificed his companions for the sake of his ambition and even raped Casca in front of her lover Guts^note Meliodas at least never went that far.. Grima had possessed Robin in another timeline and had attempted to force their past self to be their vessel and destroy their loved ones. Elizabeth became an enemy to the Angels of Paradisio because she refused to swear fealty to Jubileus, something that reminds her of how her mother punished her for going against her wishes. The Beast reminded her of how the Demon King possessed Meliodas and Zeldris, so she intends to make sure the Beast didn't possess anyone else.
  • Elizabeth felt sympathy for Odio after hearing of his origins, namely how he was betrayed by someone he called a friend and was rejected by the woman he loved. Seeing how Odio was warped by his despair and hatred, Elizabeth hoped it's possible to save him one day and give him a happier ending than in his mortal life. Odio on the other hand is quite cynical of this but does admit that he admires that Elizabeth and Meliodas were able to change their fate and does hope maybe the same might be possible for him one day.
• Galeem and Dharkon's conflict reminded Elizabeth of the Supreme Deity and the Demon King's conflict. They fight each other without regard for anyone who gets caught in the crossfire, though unlike the latter two, they are incapable of truly cooperating with each other. Seeing how they treat other people's lives as tools disgusts her to the point she promises to end them both and ensure their goals can never come to fruition.

Galo Thymos and Lio Fotia

Galo Thymos and Lio Fotia , Gods of the Kiss of Life

Galo (back) and Lio (front)

• Rank: Galo is a Lesser God by himself. Lio can range from Intermediate to Greater God. They are Greater Gods together in the Lio de Galon and borderline Overdieities in the Galo de Lion.
• Symbol: His MATOI Gear for Galo and the Burnish Flame for Lio.
• Theme Song:
  • GAL-OTHY-MOS For Galo
  • Kakusei for Lio, especially when he goes berserk
  • Inferno and Gallant Ones for both later on
• Alignment: Lawful Good with a bit of Chaotic Good for Galo; Lio initially appears to be Chaotic Evil, but it turns out to be Chaotic Neutral and later Chaotic Good.
• Portfolio: At first seeminly the The Chosen Ones to save the Earth, but turns out they only got their on time, Piloting a Humongous Mecha during their battle with Kray Foresight, Galo giving Lio the Kiss of Life to revive him, doing Badass Arm-Fold in the Galo de Lion
  • Galo: The Hero, Being Idiot Hero and All-Loving Hero, speaks like a kabuki actor on the Job, Calling Your Attacks, Hot-Blooded, Large Ham, being Mr. Fanservice as being a Hot Fireman Hunk, Can't fight without his Matoi, Fan of the culture of a "Far East" nation (Japanese culture), His left arm being scarred from his first fire fight, Shonen Hair, Stock Shōnen Hero, Walking Shirtless Scene, Basically an Expy of Kamina, Snapping Lio out of rage
  • Lio: The Deuteragonist, Visibly young, but leads the Mad Burnish, Bishonen, Somewhat looks like a girlHas a relatively deep voice for his looks,can Manipulate fire to make Power Armor, a Cool Bike and Weapons,Represented by Serpents ,Small, but powerful, Captured on Purpose to rescue other Burnish, Hope Bringer to the other Burnish, DO NOT CAPTURE OR HARM OTHER BURNISH OR YOU WILL REGRET IT,nearly destroyed an entire city in his anger,Making sure the Mad Burnish don't kill anybody and needs to be reminded of that during his citywide attack,teams up with the Galo after finding out the truth of the Promare and Kray foresight, Captured by Kray Foresight to be used as a replacement ship core, Brought Down to Normal once the once the Promare leave to their home universe
• Domains: Both: Rescue, Mechas
  • Galo: Firefighting, Matois, Hot-Bloodedness
  • Lio: Fire, Motorcycles, Leadership
• Herald: The Burning Rescue for Galo and the Mad Burnish for Lio.
• Allies: For Both:
  • From: Studio Gainax and Studio TRIGGER: Shinji Ikari, Asuka Langley Soryu/Shikinami, Rei Ayanami, Naota Nandaba, Canti, Haruko Haruhara, Simon The Digger, Kamina, Nia Tepplin, Yoko Littner, Viral, Lordgenome, Panty Anarchy, Stocking Anarchy, Inferno Cop, Ryuko Matoi and Senkestu, Satsuki Kiryuin, Mako Mankanshoku. Ira Gamagori, Uzu Sanageyama, Houka Inumuta, Nonon Jakuzure, Aikuro Mikisugi
  • From Other Works:
    • Galo: Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue, Burning Rangers, Toshinori Yagi/All Might and Izuku Midoriya/Deku, Naruto Uzumaki, Hal Jordan/Green Lantern, Pegasus Seiya, Yusuke Godai/Kamen Rider Kuuga, Steven Universe, Wesley Collins/Red Time Force Ranger, Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman,Commander Shepard, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Carlos, Smokey Bear, Guy Montag, International Rescue, Domon Kasshu
    • Lio: Good and Neutral members of the House Fire and Heat , Shoto Todoroki, Zuko, Johnny Storm/Human Torch, Gunvolt, Professor X/Charles Xavier and the Other Ascended X-men, Iroh
• Enemies:
  • From: Studio Gainax and Studio TRIGGER: The Anti-Spiral, Ragyo Kiryuin, Nui Harime
  • Other Works:William Stryker, Adam Taurus, Albert Wesker, The Pyro, The House of Categorism, The Evil members of the House of Fire and Heat, Ozai, Azula,
• Friendly Enemy: Max Eisenhardt/Magneto (Lio)
• Conflicting Opinion: Good members of the House of Ice and Cold (Lio), Good and members of the House Fire and Heat (Galo)
• Both:
  • Ascend after the managed to save the Earth from being scorched and sending the Promare back to their home demention after defeating Kray Foresight, but for some reason Lio got his Burnish power back in the Pantheon. They wouldn't have save everybody if Galo didn't give Lio the Kiss of Life by giving Lio his flame back so Lio could recover after Kray forced him into being the ship's core.
  • The Burnish are very similar to Mutants, albeit Burnish were regular humans that just happened to suddenly turn one day. They happen to victims of Fantastic Racism, unethical experimentation, and aren't seen as humans; even Galo thought they didn't need food at first. Because Galo's willingness to change his opinion of the Burnish and going so far to save them with Lio in the end and Lio's taking on the responsibility of protecting all the Burnish, Lio would gain allies from the other mutants in the Pantheon while Galo got the respect of them. This also came with both of them gaining enemies of ones who oppose mutants and promote the genocide races. William Stryker, sees both of them as sick, with Lio being a human-turned-Burnish being like a human turned into a demon (doesn't help that the Burnish's need to burn comes from aliens called the Promare) and Galo siding with the Burnish means that he's a traitor to the human race.
  • They consider Albert Wesker as being an even worst than Kray Foresight, at least Foresight saw that there was a legitimate danger to the human race. Wesker on the other hand experimented on people for sick scientific knowledge and power. Doesn't help that Wesker put his whole team in a test to be killed by biological weapons, which is similar to how Foresight put Galo in the Burning Rescue due to the fact it had the high mortality rate in hopes it would kill him. Wesker on the other hand sees Lio as another excellent test subject, with plans to draw out, harvest/harness, and control Lio's Burnish powers. Lio, with his Burnish powers reinstated in the Pantheon, is more that capable at keeping Wesker at bay.
  • Galo has some issues with the good and neutral alignend fire user of the Pantheon, nothing personal but the has to put out fires. In the same vein, Lio has some issues with the good and neutral aligned ice user in Pantheon because ice and cold were the main methods of capturing and controlling the Burnish.
  • Under Lio's command the Mad Burnish do not kill without reason, they still need to burn due to their link to the Promare giving them instinct to burn, but they do it by rescuing other Burnish. Due to this Leo is enemies with those use their fire powers for evil purposes. Galo, being a firefighter is also against evil ones with fire powers.
• Galo:
  • Galo's journey of becoming a firefighter came when his home was destoryed in a fire and he was rescured by a collage-aged Kray Foresight. It later turns out that Kray himself started the fire (albeit by accident) and faked Galo's rescue. Because of this he has gotten a distain of Evil who put up the front of being good.
  • Gets along great with the most superheroes in the Pantheon, due to dedication to protecting others and setting an example to others. The one's in the pantheon also happen to be genuine in their want to protect others, unlike the man who used to be his hero, Kray Foresight. He was a little hesitant when first meeting All-Might, due to reminding him to much of the image he had of Kray before and was worried that he would be in for another letdown. Thankfully that ended up not being the case.
  • As a firefighter he has started to work other firefighters, rescue workers, or others who's job is to promote fire safety in the Pantheon. The other firefighters will say that while he is impulsive and maybe a little reckless,he's not as big an idiot that other's say he is, especially since he's able to come up with some clever plans in such short amounts of time. Carlos can understand that "go with your gut feeling" as that has allowed him to survive many deadly situations. Still, the biggest question that the other have is why he's fighting fires while shirtless.
• Lio
  • Lio has gotten the respect of the the X-men and other good/neutral mutants considering he leads the Mad Burnish to rescue other Burnish, all while not killing (albeit they still spread chaos and start fires). In a way, he mixes Charles Xavier's philosophy of keep mutants and regular humans safe while showing ruthlessness like Magneto. Magneto and Lio they have a mixed opinion of each other due to Lio not being born a mutant and loosing his and the other Burnish's power at the end while Lio disapproves of Magneto harming innocent humans in his goal to make things better for mutants, but Magneto can at least respect Lio's power and work in protecting the other Burnish, especially at his age. Lio can also see that he sometimes tries not to harm innocent people and working with others who have different views of him.
  • The way that Lio got to be the new leader of the Mad Burnish was by showing off his power and skills in a fight against the Freeze Force before meeting Galo. His powers and control over fire is more than just controlling a fire, in that he can shape fire in to weapons, armor and even a motorcycle. With him gaining his powers back in the Pantheon he is able to show his powers off to the other good fire users in the Pantheon and gain their respect in his show of power and how he doesn't get innocents hurt. He doesn't respect the evil fire users who use their powers to kill as many possible.
  • You don't want him to get really angry, especially since he's got his power back in the Pantheon. Last time when he was pushed to his limit, he managed to crush a special bullet that absorbs heat to make ice, destory the landscape around a volcano, nearly burned down a city, and managed to evaporate a whole lake into a crater.

SCP-076- 2

SCP-076-2, God of Respawn Points (Able, Habil, Ab-Leshal, Hevel Ben Adam, The Great Betrayer, The Soldier, Breaker of the Bronze God, First Sword of Daevon, Butcher of the West)

Fan depiction of SCP-076-2 by artist ScarletDesires.

• Intermediate God (Object Class: Keter)
• Symbol: SCP-076-1; the indestructible cube-shaped sarcophagus he respawns from
• Alignment: Blue-and-Orange Morality equating to Chaotic Evil towards any human, and Chaotic Neutral for anyone else
• Portfolio: An Absolutely Insane Blood Knight of a Humanoid Abomination, Used To Be THE Abel But Is FAR More Murdery, The Only Thing He Thinks Of Is The Desire For Violence, Respawn Point, Resurrective Immortality, Muscles Are Meaningless, How Rational He Actually Is Varies, Smarter Than A Mere Monster, Superpower Lottery, Sealed Evil in a Can, summons weapons from Hammerspace, Has Nothing Resembling Empathy Except For Those Who Can Match Him In Combat (also his pigs), Implacable Man, Feel No Pain, One-Man Army
• Domains: Death, Murder, Revival, Warriors, Wrath, Weaponry
• Special relationship with: Abel (allegedly his original self), Kazuya Minegishi (could be considered a reincarnation), SCP-073 (his brother)
• Interests: Atrocitus, Wiz and Boomstick, Moses, Noah
• Allies: Khorne, Rau Le Creuset, Mephisto (Diablo), Avenger (Fate), Acnologia, Victor Zsaz
• On good terms with: The Thraddash
• On speaking terms with: Dex-Starr
• Rivals: Vandal Savage, Hercules, Alucard, the Pillar Men
  • Friendly Rivalry with: Gilgamesh, Galacta Knight
• Enemies: Any human deity (at best). He especially hates The SCP Foundation (for containing him), any and every version of his brother (the original Cain, Naoya, Kane), Nekron, Iroque, YHVH, The Flood (Doctor Who), Ned Flanders, Ammit, Dhuum, Kenny McCormick, Death (Regular Show), Roger Hayden/the Psycho-Pirate, the Mage of the Beginning, Lelouch Vi Britannia, The Emperor of Mankind, Marceline the Vampire Queen, Infinite, Alexander Anderson, Bruce Wayne/Batman
  • Worthy Opponents: SCP-682, Guts, Vegeta, Asura, The Doomslayer, Lobo, Theodore Roosevelt
• Opposed by: SCP-105
• Pitied by: The Love That Moves The Stars
• Feared by: Grimm
• SCP-076, "Able", is actually two different anomalies. SCP-076-1 is an indestructible sarcophagus that serves as a Respawn Point for whenever SCP-076-2, the human-looking entity known as Able, is killed. Able is an inhumanly skilled warrior who can summon weapons out of Hammerspace and holds a grab bag of superpowers like super-strength, speed and an extreme pain threshold. If someone manages to kill him, his corpse will turn to dust and he will eventually be reborn in SCP-076-1. A Keter-class anomaly, SCP-076-1 is contained underwater and the whole area is to be flooded with seawater as a last resort. Unlike a lot of anomalies they tend to just refer to Able by his name and not SCP designation. Numbers are used as a means of not getting too close to the anomaly, but since nobody gets along with Able that's not an issue.
• Psychological testing reveals his mind is completely empty outside of the desire to murder, and he's exceedingly skilled at doing so. Knowing his default to people is "kill in rage" Kenny, who believed that as an immortal he could kill the fellow immortal Able. After respawning himself it was pretty clear what the real reason why he wanted to face off against Able was. As much as the Foundation and Able don't get along, they advise their researchers not to nickname Able "Kenny". Despite this violence he can respect those who can give him a good challenge and according to some tales he has a fondness for his pet pigs; true animal lovers like Steve Irwin are saved for last. while animal abusers like Rusty were killed first. To a certain degree he's shown a soft spot for Dex-Starr, as he seems to understand its rage.
• The closest to a Pet the Dog moment Able has gotten towards humanity is lamenting the loss of an agent who matched him in combat being gunned down by an airstrike; he believes he deserved a more glorious death. He has no respect for gods like Infinite who talk a tough game, but are nothing but trash-talking bullies with no capacity for respect. The Ultimate Mercenary tried to make him eat his words, but was unprepared for the fearlessness, ability to summon weapons and refusal to give up even after grievous injuries from Able. He didn't even bother to finish the jackal off, but let him to stew in his defeat as stewing in his own self-loathing was a crueler fate than death. Able has also expressed no interest to drink something mixed with SCP-447-2 after learning what it does to dead bodies.
• While not completely lacking in positive qualities, thinking you can reason with Able is suicide. The Foundation attempted to weaponize him in the past, however whenever he finished getting rid of some dangerous anomaly or just got bored he started killing him teammates. The only group that came close to reason with Able were those who found war glorious, and only because he enjoys being in their company for obvious reasons. Khorne considers Able to be the perfect warrior, and the Foundation were completely unsurprised to learn he's why the anomaly broke out in the first place. He and Acnologia love fighting and killing together and he and Mephisto found a little bit of camaraderie in their shared hatred of almost everything.
• There have been a few of times people tried to control him the pantheon, and they've all met with failure. Atrocitus was wise enough to give up before he could incur the warrior's wrath, despite being tantalized by how he'd otherwise be a perfect candidate for the Red Lantern Corps.
  • The Psycho-Pirate attempted to control Able's emotions and give him some sanity by making him happy, which gave Able peace all of five minutes before the strain of controlling him caused Psycho-Pirate to be knocked out. The happiness immediately made way to murderous rage unusual even for him due to both being used and the Moment of Lucidity being lost.
  • One could be forgiven for thinking he and Nekron would get along given his default reaction to other people, however Nekron simply tried to use him by turning him into a Black Lantern. The Lord of the Unliving failed to get an emotional tether strong enough for a black ring, but he was able to weaponize previous 076-2 bodies despite being ash. They lack the original's access to a Hyperspace Arsenal and stay put if successfully destroyed.
  • His hatred for those who try to use him has grown when Lelouch attempted to neutralize him by issuing the Geass "never harm another living soul!", which to everyone's surprise worked. Sadly Able is not stupid and realized the command didn't include himself so he impaled himself to respawn. The respawned SCP-076-2 was now free of the Geass and immune to the second attempt.
• Despite the disaster in trying to get him to work for them, some reports like Pandora's Box task force suggest he may have a soft spot for the far more benevolent SCP-105. In reality, this is more an inexplicable attempt to ship the two as Iris Thompson just happened to be the one member he decided not to kill. She actually gets along with his brother Cain and was traumatized by her, plus she can't imagine why people ship Able with anyone given his attitude towards sex and love. Pretty much the only humans Able likes, much as he's capable of liking anyone, are Rau Le Creuset and the Fate series' Avenger Servant; he can relate to their misanthropy and the latter's Dark and Troubled Past struck a chord with his own.
• According to Lord Blackwood, Able and SCP-682 were running rampant in Mongolia during 1883. Able mentions another conflict between him and the lizard as the best damn battle he's had in centuries, which doesn't surprise them. What does surprise them is Theodore Roosevelt verifying Blackwood's tale of the two and Mr.Harris dealing with their chaos, since Blackwood is a sea slug. Of course, this might just be an undocumented effect of his pince-nez. T.R has expressed interest in aiding with Able's containment, and Able has admitted he wants to put his legendary reputation to the test. SCP-076-2 later stated he wants to test himself against Guts, Asura, Vegeta and even the Doomslayer for the fun of it. While Vegeta is all for it, Guts and Asura aren't as interested as they see Able as what they'd become if completely blinded by rage.
• Were it not for pantheon rules regarding mortality^note another reason the Foundation is slapping themselves with his ascension, it is believed the ability to destroy the soul of SCP-076-2 would neutralize SCP-076-1. Ammit attempted to do just that but Able wrestled her into submission, punched her snout and led her to run away crying. Marceline tried to absorb his soul but retreated immediately after Able summoned a UV light generator to burn her. Grimm got it the worst when he tried to permanently decapitate him with his scythe only to get knocked around and humiliated while Able stole his scythe. The Regular Show Death bargained his soul for the stack of Chicago deep dish he has in the fridge. Able exploited his ego in an arm wrestling contest by saying he'd only use his thumb. The end result was a crestfallen Death with a broken arm and Able enjoying "the best damn pizza since Little Caesar's.
  • None of them had as much success of the Ghost Rider, who was the darkhorse in the overall brawl. The Penance Stare instantly turned SCP-076-2 to burning ash and it took a full month for him to respawn from SCP-076-1. While physical trauma means nothing to him, the immense pain of his sins had him curled in the fetal position. He managed to snap out of it and has sworn not to fall for the same trick again, especially since the Foundation have been given ideas on what can serve as a serious deterrent.
• While the SCP Foundation advises people to not think he's a 1:1 translation, even they can't deny that Able is their equivalent to the Biblical figure as SCP-073 is the SCP's answer to Cain. This utterly perplexes Ned Flanders since Cain and Abel are nothing like he thought, and considers the latter to be a major Broken Pedestal. Moses and Noah agree with Ned, but instead of protesting things they observe from afar to figure out just what went wrong and if Able can be salvaged. It's not known what Able thinks of any iteration of the God of Abraham, but when YHVH was described to him he unleashed a tirade of Sumerian curse words over how he feels about Him.
• The Love That Moves The Stars pities how Able is utterly consumed by the sin of wrath over his brother's sin of murder. Alucard considers this condescending as he sees Able as "a monster of God, though one I'd accept as a warrior". Alexander Anderson instead regards the SCP as "an abomination". Theologians theorize this is because Cain has had all of human history to make up for his fratricide while Able is consumed by retribution for his first death. The actual Abel was dumbstruck at 076-2, as was a reincarnation^note Kazuya, Abel's reincarnation. Able remains silent on how he feels about his counterparts, and the OG Abel have dubbed him "my effigy enslaved to vengeance".
• Even the SCP Foundation doesn't fault Able for hating SCP-073, though given his normal reaction to ordinary humans they know introducing him to ANY version of Cain is a very bad idea. Almost as bad is the idea of introducing him to Victor Zsasz since the nihilistic Serial Killer might be one of the few humans Able gets along with. Unfortunately that still happened. According to reports by Batman, he believes Zsasz' view that people were walking zombies was close enough to Able's murder-focused mind for them to find a connection. Though Batman initially was able to go on the defensive with Able he soon proved his genius at weaponry by catching Batarangs and constructing weapons to destroy the Batmobile. Bruce was lucky Lobo showed up due to a contract the GOC put on Able. The two men engaged in "rip-fraggin fun!" until the Foundation managed to secure 076-2 again.
• There's two theories on why he became what he is now. One shows Adam a mighty king of the Children of the Sun, and he made a star into the powerful Crown of Apollyon. The brothers overthrew their father in their coveting of the crown, and Adam would secure his rulership by cursing them both into eventually becoming what they are today. Vandal Savage sees much potential in this past as a warrior and sees a lucid Able as a great rival, but Sauron suspects he'd covet his One Ring. Only the latter truly invokes Able's wrath, as if he isn't a version of Cain he certainly carries himself in that way. Another has Able once defend his people from the Daevites, only to be corrupted by them even if he destroyed them from the inside. The Emperor of Mankind regards Able as the kind of person he may have become had he let himself fall to chaos and away from being humanity's champion. This past is why the Pillar Men consider him quite impressive for a human, and a rival for their acquisition of power. The SCP Foundation have made it their mission to never allow Able to obtain the Red Stone of Aja out of fear he will learn how to use its power on himself.
• As a whole Able is considered a deconstruction of the classic "epic heroes"; he's a badass warrior who nowadays would be seen as a violent asshole. He's compared to the Fate incarnation of Gilgamesh, but with wrath motivating him rather than ego. They have absolute contempt for most humans but a certain kind of respect for those who strive to reach his level, manifest swords out of thin air through a "hole in space" and Able has Sumerian connections. These comparisons are less blatant nowadays, but Gil hasn't forgotten about them and the two are major rivals. Able really likes his book too and they hold a mutual respect for one another. Wiz and Boomstick are looking to set up a DEATH BATTLE!, which the SCP Foundation has vocally opposed and made it clear if Able wins he'll go after them.
• Despite his descent into madness, there's a relatively mundane tale of how the rage can finally depart from SCP-076-2. That being he and 073 finally have a heart to heart conversation and forgive each other, finally allowing the two of them to die. Though the House of Family and Relatives consider this a nice and Bittersweet Ending, the SCP Foundation still won't let 073 and 076-2 interact out of fear it could go differently. They don't even want to talk about another scenario where Able found redemption, even if it's motivated by spite towards them: a timeline where the Foundation itself turned on mankind and Able helped defend a sancturary from them. Because in that timeline they discovered so horrible lurking in the collective unconsciousness^note as in, the thing that makes SCP-682 disgusted of us they felt destroying mankind was the preferable alternative.
• An agreement was made that the Butcher is never allowed to come in contact or even know about SCP-076-2, as among other things they don't know how something born from the first murder would react to Able. On a much lighter note also advised not to let Able into the House of Sports as he's a bonafide Blood Knight even playing dodgeball. This doesn't stop him from breaking in after taking a break from mass murder anyway. Fortunately Galacta Knight had broken out there to serve as someone fully willing to throw hands with the Biblical warrior, and 076-2 concluded it was "the best fight since the lizard". Being sealed warriors who break out to fight anyone in their vicinity, their relationship is an undeniable Friendly Rivalry. The Thraddash were salivating with excitement at all this and keep trying to recruit Able as a leader due to their Spartan beliefs, even^note perhaps especially towards those who own them. As much as he appreciates this the SCP couldn't care about leading them and mainly sees them as useful in finangling the Foundation's attempt to contain him.

Tanya von Degurechaff

Tanya von Degurechaff, Representative of Reincarnations in Alternate Worlds (Argent, Devil of the Rhine, Loli Hitler, Vampire Loli, Killer Loli)

• Intermediate Rank
• Symbol: The Imperial Army emblem
• Leitmotif: Young Girl's War
  • Theme Music: "Los! Los! Los!" by Aoi Yūki. Alternatively, "Jingo Jungle" by MYTH & ROID
• Alignment: Somewhere between Neutral Evil and a dark shade of Lawful Neutral
• Portfolio: Villain Protagonist/Nominal Hero, The Dreaded, Military Mage, Narcissist, Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon, Mask of Sanity, Pint-Sized Powerhouse, Idiot Hair, Flat-Earth Atheist, Moral Sociopathy, Super-Skilled Soldier
• Domains: Reincarnation, Ruthlessness
• Heralds: Viktoriya Serebryakov, 203rd Mage Battalion
• Allies^*in a genuine sense and not for her own gain: Gertrude, Spawn
• Enemies: Any Jerkass God, Malebolgia
• Foil to: Rimuru Tempest, Yuri Nakamura, Setsuna F. Seiei, the ascended Strike Witches
• Observed by: Millennium, HYDRA, Wilhelm Strasse, Senator Armstrong
• Odd Relations: Rudol von Stroheim, Don Draper
• Once there was a cold, ruthless Japanese HR manager who valued efficiency above all else. His life ended when a disgruntled employee he fired pushed him onto an oncoming train. Moments before his death, he heard the voice of a divine being, who he personally referred to as "Being X". Since he had no religious inclination whatsoever, Being X punished him by reincarnating him as a little girl in a magical war-torn reality. Now known as Tanya von Degurechaff, the little girl soldier with the mind of a ruthless modern-day office worker now leads a platoon of troops by applying much of her skillset from her previous life onto her new hellish one. As a result of a high latent magic ability, she has the Elenium Type-95, a device that enhances her current skills, but requires a prayer, much to her anger. More than anything, Tanya is determined to survive her new life at war and spite Being X whenever possible.
• Tanya woke up in an unfamiliar place one day, unsure of what had happened beforehand. At first, she thought she and her squadron botched a mission and that they had to be put under medical care. As it turned out, Degurechaff and her teammates ended up wherever they were as a result of higher-up powers. It became clear that Tanya's sanity was taking a hit (though since she was talking to others and not in battle, she wasn't exactly showing her loss of sanity during that time) as she asked what that place was. The people she was talking to explained that the place was called a "Pantheon", where anyone can be designated as a "god" based on whatever aspect they have. Tanya was also told that the place can just be considered a world where life goes on with additional changes for others that find themselves there. Although Tanya didn't snap in front of whoever was talking to her, it became apparent that she didn't like what was happening to her.
  • After getting her "composure" back together, Tanya went to an empty church somewhere in the Pantheon and screamed in anger near the statue of a religious figure. She believed that it was Being X who sent her to the Pantheon as a means to get her to worship him. She continued to curse Being X out, declaring that no matter what happens, even in a place where everyone is a "god" in some weird way, she would never worship it in any way whatsoever. To that end, she's among the handful of Pantheonic denizens who don't want to be worshipped as a deity (let alone be acknowledged as such), but rather be simply seen as a regular person.
• One of the main reasons why Tanya is furious about ending up in a world where “gods” are commonplace is the large number of actual deities who were considered “gods” back in their respective worlds. Of these specific deities, plenty of them are notable for being gratuitously cruel to the world they’re overseeing and want nothing more than to see the people below them suffer. This hatred also extends to those who fancy themselves as a “god” or worse yet, actively trying to seek godhood for their own selfish means. Even if those malevolent figures aren’t tied to Being X in any way, she still believes that it is involved with making those characters the way they are and has continued to do whatever she can to avoid being fully devoted to Being X or some other divine entity that is in the Pantheon.
  • Although Tanya isn’t one to believe in gods and that if they did exist, they have no good intentions, learning about the existence of deities who are genuinely benevolent was still something that didn’t sit well with her. She was barely able to restrain her contempt after coming across Palutena following another difficult battle, not helped by the fact that prior to the direct meeting, Tanya had a few minor supernatural mishaps that led her to believe that “Being X” was mocking her again. Palutena’s tendency to playfully mock others didn’t endear her to Tanya at all, but the former added that in seriousness, there are a lot of deities that are much worse than her out there, regardless of if Tanya doesn’t want to believe in “god”. Tanya has largely considered benevolent deities like Palutena to be major annoyances since that meeting, though her stronger hatred is reserved towards consistently mean-spirited deities.
    • As for the actual beings named “God”, Tanya ended up meeting a bearded man while on break. She didn’t realize that this man was called God until later much to her frustration, but she did have a conversation about him, doing her best to suppress her anger while in front of him. God did have a feeling that someone would not be happy with him, but he ultimately didn’t hold any serious grudge against Tanya. That said, it became clear that Tanya isn’t all that willing to meet up with him again even if he had no ill-will towards her compared to other evil divine entities.
• While her main goal regarding Being X is to spite it as much as she can for her own survival, she learned about a few denizens in the Pantheon who went beyond mocking gods and outright killed them for varying reasons. Tanya has a mix of both approval and resentment for those particular characters for being able to slay a god that made the worlds they live in miserable, though she has some annoyance in how even though she is trying to be like Shulk in terms of defying whatever destiny is being forced onto her, something keeps happening that makes it worse for her and not better as is the case for Shulk.
  • Even if she is still focused on making sure she isn’t condemned to Hell, the idea of demons wasn’t something she had some awareness of until she ended up learning about Spawn. Like Tanya, Spawn had a previous life as a normal human, was resurrected as something else by a malevolent entity (though Al Simmons did this willingly unlike what happened with Tanya), and eventually made a point to defy their tormentors. She would learn about Malebolgia, the demon who made Spawn who he is, and came to see him as a demon equivalent of Being X in terms of making someone suffer. Speaking of killing high-level demons, Tanya would also learn of The Saint of Killers, a man who killed both the God and Satan of his world (with those higher powers happening to not be friendly in any sense). Tanya is willing to have a sort of friendship with Spawn given how similar their ordeal is in terms of dealing with a higher entity and while she does like what The Saint of Killers did, the latter believes that she still has a ways to go before she can properly deal with this so-called Being X.
• Tanya wasn’t the only deity to be a reincarnated salaryman having a new life. Rimuru Tempest was also someone whose previous life was that of a salaryman before ending up in a fantasy world, but while Tanya is a highly respected military figure with some potent powers that is struggling to find an easy way out of her predicament, Rimuru has some different, but still very powerful abilities and is the highly respected ruler of a kingdom he founded. Tanya harbors some resentment towards Rimuru for having it much easier than she does in terms of nearly everything while he is rather concerned about her overall personality, given how much of a monster she is in battle and her being coldly cynical outside of it.
  • On the subject of those that had to deal with reincarnation, there isn’t a whole lot in the way of amicability between Tanya and Otonashi, as well as his friends. Whereas Tanya simply died in her previous life and reincarnated into a much more difficult one, Otonashi and his friends ended up in some kind of Limbo and had to come to terms with their past trauma in order to move on. While they are mostly understanding of the fact that Tanya has to deal with a violent war and a malicious deity opposing her along the way, the fact that Tanya never learned anything substantial to improving her character in her previous life (and if anything, applying her logic to her war-torn reality contributed to making things worse for her and everyone else involved) led to Otonashi and his friends keeping their distance from her as much as they can. Yuri Nakamura in particular saw Tanya as a much darker version of herself, especially regarding the possibility that Tanya is what could happen if Yuri never came to terms with her former life.
• If there is one thing that can be said about her, it’s that Tanya only cares about herself and what might happen to her. While she is perfectly capable of acting like a decent person in front of others, it’s apparent that she’s only putting on that front to ensure her own survival. It wouldn’t come as much of a surprise that she wouldn’t be that friendly towards other narcissists in the Pantheon (even if she is one herself), though things are much more complicated regarding Don Draper. Being someone with a job similar to what Tanya had in her past life, Draper had a lot of corporate power and cared mainly for himself, but unlike the salaryman that reincarnated into Tanya, Draper did try to be a better person even if those efforts didn’t fully work out. Tanya couldn’t help but be reminded of her past life after learning about Draper and as for him, he has some wariness about her, even if Draper isn’t one to talk about religious beliefs and reincarnation.
• Despite doing her best impression of someone that’s willing to talk to others, Tanya has very few genuine friends thanks to her narcissism and only caring about what’s going to happen to her. Gertrude was one of a handful of Pantheonic deities that Tanya was able to get along with, thanks to them being mentally unstable girls who ended up in a fantasy world that they don’t enjoy being in (though in Tanya’s case, she was reincarnated into said world rather than end up there like Gertrude did). Gertrude did make plenty of efforts to try and improve herself even if she has a lot of problems of her own (and she is someone who has made some effort to try and get Tanya to improve her behavior even if said attempts aren’t fully effective) and Tanya did find it darkly amusing how Gertrude’s journey ended with her as an office worker while Tanya was a salaryman before her reincarnation.
• Having fought against another girl with military-based magitek weapons named Mary Sue before, Tanya suspected that there would be a few deities like her in the Pantheon and she ended up getting her answer in the forum of a unit known as Strike Witches. The group is a far cry from what Tanya assumed seeing as they’re a multinational team (with a couple of their members hailing from Germany) who take to the skies to fight off a technological alien threat. While Tanya is slightly relieved that none of the members are like Mary Sue in terms of character, she doesn’t think much of them given that they’re fighting a war that would ultimately put a strain on themselves. The German members of the team (Gertrud Barkhorn and Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke) were initially curious about another girl coming from a region similar to Germany using military magitek in a war, but Tanya being a heartless soldier and only caring about making sure things work out for her put a damper on a potential meeting between her and the Strike Witches.
• Despite being a skilled soldier that fights for her country and has been shown to be a bit bloodthirsty in the battlefield at times, Tanya doesn’t think that highly of war, mainly because of how much strain it puts on various resources. While Senator Armstrong is very much an American patriot and nationalist, he took notice of some similarities between her mindset of war and his own. Knowing that the world Tanya ended up in is very much beset by war, Armstrong saw it as evidence of continuing to pursue his goal of a world driven by people seeking what they want. Tanya was also someone who never really believed in her nation’s cause, instead fightly for her own survival, something that Armstrong can understand to some level. He seems to believe that Tanya would make an effective ally for his cause, but thus far she hasn’t taken any interest in whatever it is that he wants. That said, Armstrong is someone who is willing to adapt to whatever may happen and if it involves fighting against Tanya (a battle where there’s a very good chance that she’ll lose if she gets involved against him), then he’s willing to do so if it means having to get her to fully agree with what his ideal world would be like.
• All told, Tanya is very much a child soldier, albeit one with a mindset not that different from an adult given her previous life. Having confronted a child soldier herself at one point, she rightfully assumed that the Pantheon would have a handful of other child soldiers, though she, for the most part, didn’t really have to worry much about those soldier’s religious devotion. Setsuna F. Seiei, someone who was a child soldier in the past and has devoted himself to trying to eliminate wars, was someone who Tanya had some curiosity in given how the latter was manipulated by Ali Al-Saachez as a kid and later renounced his own belief in God. While Setsuna can understand why Tanya hates her current situation, he is rather disturbed about how she is more focused on herself when it comes to surviving a war. In turn, Tanya does believe that the plans carried out by Setsuna (and by extension the rest of the Gundam Meisters) to try and end wars will lead to more problems than it does towards a solution.
• Even if the time period Tanya ended up in wasn’t very futuristic, the technology that was used during the wars at that time was more advanced than normal, with Tanya herself having access to a dangerous yet powerful weapon designed specifically for her to use. After ending up in the Pantheon, she rightfully assumed that whatever technology the place had would be even more advanced than what she had. Despite not being officially affiliated with Nazis, she ended up being observed by those types of deities, with the likes of HYDRA, Millennium, and Wilhelm Strasse taking an interest in what she uses and looking to come up with a significantly improved version of such to use for their army. Tanya also ended up meeting Rudol von Stroheim, who took notice of her ties to an empire similar to that of Germany and offered to make some weapons for her to use. While Tanya at least acknowledges him as more tolerable compared to Adelheid von Schugel (and has indeed come up with rather useful items in general), she has begrudgingly preferred to stick with what she has at the moment.
• Also has a spot on Locations and Settings, under Destinations.

Lesser Gods

Arthur Penhaligon

Let the Will be done.

Arthur Penhaligon, God of Gaining the Ability to Recreate the World (Lord Arthur Penhaligon, Rightful Heir to the House, the Keys of the Kingdom, Master of the Lower House, Lord of the Far Reaches, Duke of the Border Sea, Overlord of the Great Maze, Commander in Chief of the Glorious Army of the Architect, Master of the Middle House, Ruler of the Upper House, Lord of the Incomparable Gardens, the House, and the Secondary Realms, Anointed Heir to the Kingdom, Eater of the Biscuit, 2nd Lieutenant Ray Green, New Architect, Art)

• Rank: Lesser God. Quasideity before obtaining the First Key. Reaches higher levels depending on how many Keys he's wielding. Overdeity as the New Architect
• Symbol: The Compleat Atlas of the House and Immediate Environs
• Alignment: Chaotic Good, later Lawful Good as the New Architect
• Portfolio: Being Twelve Years Old At The Beginning, Being Picked as the Rightful Heir By the Will Of the Architect, Because Of A Seemingly Simple Descion Of Another, Much Smaller Than Expected Due To Publicity, Becoming More And More Like a Denzien, Even Though He Doesn't Want To, Making Alot of Friends Along The Way, Gettting Alot Of Offical Titles In The Process, Unwitting Pawn, Causing the Desturction Of the Known Universe, Given The Power To Restore Everything In The End Of His Story , Becoming The New Architect In The Process, Spliting His Denizen And Human Selves That Go Their Seperate Ways
• Domain(s): Destiny, Balance, Cosmic Order, Bureaucracy, Keys, Nothingness, Creation, Destruction, Inheritance Ascension
• Heralds: Suzy Turquoise Blue, Leaf, Dr. Scamandros, and Fred Initial Numbers Gold
• Allies: Link, The Animorphs, the Dragon Hunters (particularly Nodens Unit 13), Shinji Ikari, Ragna the Bloodedge, Amara, Sora, Mickey Mouse, Liu Kang, Arthur Pendragon, Artoria Pendragon, Ren Fujii
• Enemies: Chuck Shurley, Xehanort and his Incarnations (particularly Master Xehanort and Xemnas), Shang Tsung, Kronika, Exdeath, Dimentio, Zanza, Cyrus, Hajun, Muzan, Mercurius, Nerose, Mithra, The Devourer
• Conflicting Opinion: The Shadow
• Once an ordinary schoolboy, Arthur Penhailgon was fated to die from a chronic asthma attack. However, he was visited by one of the Trustees of the House, Mister Monday, who gave him a part of the First Key with the intention of reclaiming it upon Arthur's death. This was an effort to exploit a loophole in the Will of the Architect. Unexpectedly, Monday did not foresee that the Key he provided would save Arthur's life, ultimately allowing him to become the Rightful Heir to the House. This event marked the beginning of Arthur's journey to claim each of the seven Keys from the respective Trustees.
• As it turns out, at the end of his story, Arthur obtained all seven Keys to the House, and completing the Will of the Architect led to the destruction of everything, in accordance with the Architect's wish. She desired a return to Nothingness but couldn't achieve it without everything she created being consumed by Nothingness first. However, upon her death, Arthur ascended to become the New Architect. With the Atlas containing a recording of everything that ever existed in the House, the New Architect was able to restore and rebuild the universe back to its original state. This process involved splitting his human self, Arthur, from him, allowing Arthur to lead a normal life on Earth while the New Architect went on to rebuild the House. Reflecting on these events, the Courts of the Pantheon concluded that Arthur's story granted him a position in the Pantheon as it met all the necessary conditions due to all the events of that adventure were set up to end this way from the moment he was saved from death and possibly even prior to that.
• While rebuilding the House as the New Architect, Arthur came upon an elevator never before encountered by anyone nor even created by anyone he knows. Needing to investigate this strange development before any trouble could arise from this, Arthur entered the elevator and found himself within the Pantheon's courts, who explained the situation at hand and his reason for being there. Arthur accepted this proposal, deciding there was no harm in choosing.
• At the end of his journey, Arthur split himself into two: the New Architect - known as Art by his friend - and Arthur, who is back on Earth living a normal life. Given the nature of the Pantheon, it was thought to be best that they become one again whenever Arthur was in the Pantheon. When one meets Arthur, you will find him frequently switching between a twelve-year-old form and a twenty-one-year-old form.
• Arthur is surprised to find that he isn't the only one who had to recreate the world from total destruction at the end, with this being a much more common occurrence throughout multiple worlds than one would think. He first learned of this from his encounter and interactions with Link (who used the Cosmic Keystone native to his world to fix it in multiple incarnations), the Nodens Unit 13's leader (who used the power of the 7th True Dragon VFD to recreate a universe where dragons never existed after killing it), Shinji Ikari (who used the Spear of Gaius and Eva-01 to rewrite the world damaged by the various Impacts and rewrote it into one without Angels or Evangelions), Ragna the Bloodedge (recreated the world (or worlds) after most of it was erased, remaking creation so that gods could no longer interfere or implement their will over it), and Lui Kang (who recreated Earth Realm) all of whom find it funny that Art is the one who gets saddled with the overall position but find good company in him.
• Arthur has found a lot of rapport with the Animorphs due to being also a Kid Hero who got involved in events beyond their wildest dreams due to the choice of someone else. Though, Arthur did have the benefit of having various adults (both human and Denizen) with him on his journey to guide him on the ''very complicated" world of the House, while the Animorphs had to deal with most of the war with the Yeerk invasion on their own with limited resources. Still, the commonality they have with each other has led to all of them becoming quite close in the Pantheon.
• Sora was surprised to find another hero whose primary weapon were keys, but easily befriended him and is eager to introduce him to his other friends once he finds his way out of Quadratum. For his part, Arthur is doing his best to make sure his friend is able to return from unreality. While very little is known about Quadratum currently, as the House lies at the very center of his universe, there is no reason why Arthur as the New Architect would be unable to access it, though he is very cautious about approaching it until he able to find out more about it without endangering his universe.
  • Speaking of which, Arthur really, really doesn't think too highly of Xehanort (for forcibly trying to recreate the world in his own image due to hubris) and his Nobody Xemnas (with his sinister uses of Nothingness for destroying rather than creating). In turn, Xehanort sees Arthur's perspective as naive a child being given too much power than what he knows what to do with beyond recreating what was already there with Xemnas in more or less agreement.
• Chuck Shirley has officially gone on his personal blacklist after it he revealed his true colors, which reminds him too much of what happened with his personal supporter and patron, Dame Primus/the Will of the Architect who has been revealed to have using him the whole time to destroy the House and following that, all of creation. However, it needs to be noted that Arthur considers Chuck much worse as as the Architect did everything she did because she was tired of living forever and left behind plans for everything to be restored after her death, while Chuck did everything he did because It Amused Me.
  • On the flip side, one can find Art having tea and biscuits with Amara in his personal domain as they find each other pleasant company. Amara finds his various stories about the House and how it works particularly fascinating, openly wondering if something like that could have ever been made in her own universe. For his part, Amara's story about her and her brother brings to mind many parallels to the Architect and the Old One, which makes Art wonder if things will end the same way for the New Architect and Arthur.
  Amara: So how did you manage to pull through from getting everything back to normal after everything was said and done?
  Art: Lots and lots of complicated paperwork. I really need to get that fixed...
• Finds Kronika outright insane for her actions, unable to get how can someone go through recreating the universe over and over for no reason other to satisfy their own personal ego. The Architect only had Arthur do it once after he took over for her, evening leaving the Atlas for him to do so. Kronika, in turn, views Arthur with a mixture of disdain and incredulity. From her perspective, Arthur's refusal to perpetually use his power as she does is seen as a weakness, a failure to comprehend the grandeur of her vision even as the New Architect.
  • Lui Kang has also warned Arthur about trusting Shang Tsung, emphasizing the treacherous nature of Shang Tsung, and cautioning Arthur about the deceptive sorcerer's sinister actions. Kang has personally recounted the tales of unsuspecting souls falling prey to Shang Tsung's dark machinations, urging Arthur to remain vigilant. Despite the warning, Arthur can't shake the lingering unease that envelopes him whenever Shang Tang is around him, realizing the gravity of the impending danger with whatever he has going on at that point and time.
• Has frequently clashed with Exdeath over the use of nothingness as Arthur uses it as a means of creating while Exdeath wishes to return everything to nothingness and frequently mocks Arthur over the fact that he did so through the guidance of his predecessor. Due to them both using nothingness extensively, the two frequently encounter each other, leading to a lot of clashing, both verbally and physically, though most of the time, it is indicated by Exdeath while Arthur does his best to just get what he needs and avoid the confrontations for the most part.
  Exdeath: Ah, the so-called New Architect. Your feeble attempts at creation using nothingness are a mockery of the true power it holds. Your predecessor guided you down a path of futility, and you're blind to it.
  Arthur: It is not futile; it's a force for creation, for rebuilding what was lost. Your obsession with annihilation blinds you to the potential for renewal and growth.
  Exdeath: Renewal and growth? How quaint. Your feeble attempts at preservation are nothing compared to the sublime beauty of nothingness consuming everything. Your predecessor understood it, and so do I.
  Arthur: I'm not her. And if you think that things will end like that again, then you truly are the one who understands nothing.
• Due to nothingness being his main power source, Arthur makes sure to take extra care in avoiding waking up the Shadow from its slumber and has given all of his underlings to do the same, not wanting to take chances with it given he is still in the process of rebuilding the House and the Secondary Realms from said nothingness. For its part, the Shadow recognizes Arthur's caution and has decided to allow him be...so long as he doesn't overstep his boundaries even is he has become the New Architect of his universe.
• Has repeatedly stated that his name is Arthur Penhaligon, not Arthur Pendragon and is not related to him in any way, to the point that he had to put up a sign at his temple. This is due to the fact that lots of people - both allies and enemies - kept coming to his temple looking for said king and it has become quite tiresome on his end of things at this point. Art is fine with the man himself and his female counterpart.
• Has gained the animosity of Dimentio, Zanza, and Cyrus as they all wanted to restart the world In Their Own Image like Arthur managed to do, but failed for one reason or another. Dimentio is notably the one Arthur has issues with because he wanted to restart existence and when he lost he decided to try and take all of existence with him. This hits too close to home given Art's predecessor and the actions she took to end her very creation.
• Finds a lot of himself in the Hadou/Hegemony gods as they too were once humans who ascended to become the ruling god of all of creation and have the power to remake it in their image. Though, the only one he isn't hostile against and actually gets along with pretty will is Ren, who also holds also of respect for Arthur as he does his best to be responsible with the power that comes with his new position especially after becoming the New Architect.
  • His domain has had him come across the Devourer, who has reset its universe multiple times to create a universe of perfect order without free will, and more than willing to delete the world to reset it later. Arthur regards the Devourer with a profound sense of dread and revulsion, recognizing the destructive potential of such unchecked power. Especially as when the opportunity presented itself, Arthur as the New Architect chose to bring back his old universe as intact as possible, making the Devourer's actions that much worse in Art's eyes. For its part, the Devourer regards Arthur with a mixture of contempt and amusement, viewing him as a mere obstacle in its quest for absolute order.

And a biscuit, I think, or three.

Epsilon (Red vs. Blue)

Epsilon, God of Rebirth by Memory (Leonard Church, Alpha 2.0)

• Lesser God
• Theme Music: I am the Best, Now That We've Come So Far
• Symbol: His Sniper Rifle laying on a hill
• Allignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Being The Incarnation of Church's Memory, taking levels in kindness, still being a rotten shot with a sniper rifle, being a Walking Late-Arrival Spoiler, Deconstructing himself to save his friends.
• Domain: Memory, Trauma, Artificial Intelligence, Clone
• Allies: Agent Carolina, Agent Washington, Caboose, Tucker, Lopez, Sarge, Simmons, Donut, Grif, Primus and his followers (Epsilon fully accepts his own identity as a robot), Kamina (who likes Epsilon's attitude compared to Alpha's), Yui Ikari, Master Chief and Cortana, Shadow the Hedgehog, Pyrrha Nikos and the rest of Teams RWBY and JNPR, plus Qrow Branwen
• Enemies: The Director of Project Freelancer, the A.I.s that tortured Alpha (and himself by extension), Gendo Ikari, Kyubey, Bernkastel, The Meta, Felix, Roman Torchwick, Cinder Fall, Adam Taurus
• Rivals: Alpha
• Pities: The Meta
• Complicated Relationship with: Tex, Doc
• Epsilon first took the identity of Alpha sometime after Alpha's death. While his memories were originally screwed up (thanks to one Michael J. Caboose), Epsilon unlocked more and more of Alpha's memories until he became a complete reincarnation of Alpha.
• While Epsilon was always the Living Memory of Alpha, he never really ascended until that point in time when he managed to unlock all of Alpha's memories (even the ones that Alpha doesn't remember).
• Despite being a memory reincarnation of Alpha, Epsilon is quite different in many ways. He is much more polite than Alpha, and he is somewhat less resigned. Oh, and he has a taste for rap music that Alpha never had.
  • Though he is a Nice Guy, Epsilon does have a Berserk Button in the form of people with a penchant for emotional torture, as they bring back horrible memories. When he gets angry, he gets angry - he starts ranting and grows to a massive size. Since that pushed his friends away once, Epsilon is trying to control it.
• Probably the only deity in the Pantheon to immediately leap to the defense of Shinji Ikari. Epsilon claims that Shinji's not a wuss; underneath his insecurities, he tries his hardest to appease his father, much like Agent Carolina.
  • Yui Ikari has started to develop a respect for him. She doesn't get why Epsilon keeps accidentally calling her "Allison", however.
• Wants to form a friendship with Fate Testarossa, because he sees a lot of Tex in her - in particular, her maternal instinct and status as a Replacement Goldfish. That, and he kinda wants a chance to possess Bardiche.
• When Aya Shameimaru asked why he hates Kyubey, Epsilon claimed that where others see young girls being driven to despair, he only sees AI being fragmented and harvested.
• Not sure what to think of Homura Akemi. On the one hand, her dedication towards Madoka makes him think of the Director's obsession with Allison... on the other hand, that dedication also reminds him of his feelings for Tex and the pain he had to go through because of them. Ultimately, however, he sympathizes with her, since her Moemura persona seems a lot like Theta - Homura's discarding of that look hit too close to home.
• May or may not be a Vocaloid.
• Has a rival in Alpha, his original self. The two are scheduled to have a sniper duel in the House of Combat. Don't expect either of them to actually hit the other.
  • Unless one makes a very lucky shot.
• Is not happy to find that the Meta is in the Pantheon. While Epsilon is understandably terrified, he also feels sorry for Meta, viewing him as merely another casualty of The Director's plans.
• Has an odd friendship with the Master Chief. Whom he met after an incident involving Grif and a Speak-n-Spell. The Chief likes having the assistance of an AI while he waits for Cortana to ascend. And Epsilon simply likes not having to deal with dumbasses on a daily basis. Ever since Cortana ascended, Epsilon stuck around with Washington until Carolina's ascension. They're happy to reinstate their partnership, which Wiz and Boomstick even said to be good enough to give Carolina an edge over the Meta, and is symbolic to how Epsilon is based around Carolina's father.
• Some people around the Pantheon have been giving him odd looks after a complete armor failure under his watch, but he seems to be staying silent on the matter.
  • The problem was later determined to be from the fact that Epsilon is a little "old" for a neural-map AI, and armor-enhancement tech has been advancing so rapidly that handling a suit of powered armor outfitted with multiple enhancement programs and running them all at once was a bit too much for him. Since then, the Pantheon's brightest minds in the fields of artificial intelligence and magitech have upgraded Epsilon's core matrices and structures considerably; now, he is able to handle the latest in Freelancer and Mjolnir armor systems without trouble.
• Dislikes that the Pantheon decided to resurrect Omega when Doc was ascended, and thus bolts whenever the evil personality manifests.
• Epsilon deconstructed himself into fragments in order to power Tucker's suit and give a higher chance for the Blood Gulch Crew to fight their way out of Hargrove's ship. And before that happened, he gave a speech which included how so many heroes and heroines sacrifice themselves for the greater good and for others, but would never really be able to know the outcome of it all and that they just needed faith to do it. The other deities' reactions to that are mixed, but they can all agree that his point was quite valid.
  • It doesn't help that some of the Gods and Goddesses have noticed a connection between his speech and Pyrrha's death. Even she was unsure of the decision to hold off Cinder, knowing that it may very well go wrong. However, in the end she had faith in that since she could buy more time for Beacon to be evacuated. She really hasn't commented much on this, but on the very least Epsilon has tried to comfort her. Epsilon has also made clear Pyrrha is possibly the finest warrior he's met since Carolina.
• Even if he's a self-admitted asshole, managed to get the sympathy out of the good RWBY deities, with Ruby and Yang in particular wanting to spend more time with him given Epsilon sounds like their father.

Sweet P

Sweet Pig-Trunks, God of Villains Reborn For A Second Chance At Life (Sweet P, The Vessel)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: An apple with cute horns
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Walking Spoiler, Cheerful Child, Is The Lich Reborn As A Child From Regenerative Blood, Nice Guy, Gentle Giant, Has The Lich In Him But Has Told Him To Shove It, Big Fun, Beware the Nice Ones, Future Badass
• Domains: Rebirth, Sweetness, Giants, Children, Happiness
• Heralds: Tree Trunks and Mr. Pig (his adoptive parents)
• High Priest: Uub
• Special relationship with: The Lich (his former self)
• Interests: The Life Entity
• Allies: Finn and Jake, Lumpy Space Princess, Fat Majin Buu, Son Goku, Rachel Roth, Chiyo Mihama, Yotsuba Koiwai, Jin Kazama, Shouto Todoroki, Satsuki and Mei Kusakabe, Orion, Zero (Mega Man), Samurai Jack, Ashi
• Enemies: The Lich, Majin Buu, Babidi, Nekron, William Hand (really the Grand United Alliance of Destruction as a whole), The Child Abuse Supporters, Relius Clover, Omega(Mega Man), Trigon, Aku
• Opposes: Those who'd try to manipulate him, bullies, Mandy
• The Lich's plan to see all life extinct saw him break a prison meant to house the multiverse's deadliest prisoners. He almost won without effort, but made one fatal mistake; not realizing he'd given Finn access to Guardian Blood, which was thrown at him and rejuvenated him into a living child. Adopted by Tree Trunks and Mr Pig, Sweet Pig-Trunks or simply Sweet P is a kind and happy boy, a reset to the Omnicidal Maniac that was the Lich. However a small part of his former self still persists in the boy.
• Used to be the person-shaped can of the Lich, however they gained separate existence thanks to Farmworld Jake transforming into the Lich. While that Lich was beat, his hand fell into every universe and tried to get the Lich to turn to evil. Sweet P told him to shove it and removed the Lich from Ooo. Learning the Lich exists in the Trope Pantheon has motivated Sweet P to train to be a better hero and get rid of him once and for all.
• For someone who was the Lich in his past life, Sweet P is a really cheerful and pleasant kid. He attributes a lot of this to his adoptive parents. He likes to play with other happy and cheerful kids like the Kusakabe siblings, Chiyo and Yotsuba. He doesn't like bullies, and wants to remind people that he might be a Nice Guy but he'll defend himself if he needs to. He's not fond of Mandy either, since she's a jerk who bosses around supernatural beings and might want to figure out how to control the evil inside of him.
  • Studying in the House of School like any other child. It's advised against giving him any arcane knowledge; he's not old enough to deal with it yet.
• Lumpy Space Princess was a babysitter for him once. It didn't work out that well but she did try. Sweet P learned that her anti-elemental powers helped restore Ooo after the elementals went wild and un-candified his parents(which was upsetting him), also restoring the horn Billy broke off back when he was the Lich. Sweet P's really thankful for this.
• The Lich is a sort of dad for Sweet P, though obviously not a good one. Due to his loving adoptive parents and how much of a jerk the Lich was to him, Sweet P has nothing but disdain for the Child Abuse Supporters and evil parents like Relius Clover. Though Endeavor isn't the embodiment of evil, he's still a massive prick and he sympathizes with Shouto Todoroki for having to put up with him. He also understands the struggle that Jin Kazama deals with when it comes to his paternal family and the Devil Gene, though is wary as he helped cause World War III in his universe.
• The House of Heroism has welcomed Sweet P with open hands, telling him that there are several heroes who originate from ultimate evil and that he should feel no shame in where he came from. Orion and Zero have both struggled with their almost literal demons and come out on top, and want to train Sweet P to be a hero. Ashi has personally dealt with her evil father trying to possess and corrupt her. Samurai Jack also wants to help train him in being a hero. He was saddened that Ashi was erased from her universe with Aku, while Sweet P still lives with the Lich gone.
• Hates Aku and Trigon. They may not be omnicidal maniacs, but they're just like the Lich-pure evil forces who seek to dominate the cosmos and make their children bend to their will. He's become friends with Ashi, and wants the Shogun of Sorrow to stop bothering her. Raven wants to help him use powers he may have inherited from the Lich for good. Sweet P appreciates it, though he thinks she's a bit spooky.
• Finds he has a lot in common with Fat Buu, as they both use to be ultimate embodiments of death and destruction that were altered into a more harmless, chubby and happy form. Fat Buu took a bit longer to go from Obliviously Evil to good, but still. And Majin Buu was reincarnated into a good person. Babidi wants to use the Majin spell to control Sweet P, but it failed because Sweet P doesn't have any real meanness in him to control. And even if Babidi got the Lich part in him, it wouldn't end well. Of course since this is Babidi, he didn't even consider that.
• It is unknown what would happen if Sweet P ever dies or is made undead. Only the Grand United Alliance of Destruction wants to try it. Nekron believes that a Black Lantern ring might work on him(though not without effort) and wants Black Hand to do it, since it would probably bring back the Lich. The Grand United Alliance of Good is doing what they can to make sure that never happens. The Life Entity is watching him, believing he could be a champion of the white light of life in the future and the ultimate foe of the Lich.
• Due to Betty banishing all of Golb's creations from Ooo, the Lich's evil may have been purged from Sweet P. His future seems to be in good hands either way, as 1000 years in the future he's become a giant who protects Ooo. Much like Billy actually, which infuriates the Lich to no end.

Quasideities

Gwen Stacy

Gwendolyne "Gwen" Stacy, Goddess of Frequently Revived Dead People ([clones] Abby-L, Joyce Delaney)

• Quasideity
• Symbol: The image of Spider-Man cradling her body in his arms
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Dead People That Constantly Reappear, Deaths The Hero Takes Responsibility For, Dead Love Interest, Not Quite Saved Enough, Blaming Spider-Man For Her Father's Death, Impossible Hourglass Figure, Uptown Girl, First Love, Defrosting Ice Queen
• Domains: Revival, Forgery, Love, Guilt
• Allies: Spider-Gwen, Flash Thompson, Jason Todd, Fuuka Akitsuki, Mayuri, Ashi, Weiss Schnee, Wichita
• Enemies: The Green Goblin, Carnage, Dr. Octopus, Mysterio, Libby, any Mad Scientist deities
• Special Relationship with: Quintin Beck/Mysterio.
• Spider-Gwen's research about her alternate counterparts made her discover that the "original" Gwen from Earth-616 was repeatedly cloned after her death, mostly by the villain known as the Jackal. At times, multiple Gwens at once! Saddened to see such a exploitation of someone's memory, the Pantheon decided to just revive the original. And once she was caught up on the reasons for ascension, Gwen now hates clones as much as her ex, Spider-Man.
• Gwen was tragically murdered after being thrown from a bridge. Spider-Man catching her with his web right before the crash might have contributed to make things worse, but let's not discuss it. All we know is that Gwen now avoids heights.
• Given how much of their psyches were molded by Gwen's death, Spider-Man and Mary Jane Watson have not been warned of her ascension. Gwen understands it, feeling they went through a lot (specially with meeting all her clones), and state she sees no problem seeing her two best friends hooking up, feeling a relationship so deep that led to a marriage was simply meant to be.
• The Pantheon was unable to prevent her killer, The Green Goblin, from learning it. Norman is now uncertain on whether he wants to just make Spidey discover about Gwen or attempt to murder her in front of his eyes again For the Evulz. This is a particularly sore point as Gwen supposedly had a one night stand with Norman Osborn and gave birth to twins, something she refuses to comment on.
  • Mysterio felt like admitting to Gwen in private Norman never really slept with her because of his actions by influencing Mary Jane into believing in this lie.
• Carnage is held in high contempt by Gwen given in another continuity she was killed by said Symbiote. She also dislikes Libby for reminding Gwen of her own Alpha Bitch phase.
• Being both the deity that brought Gwen to Pantheon and basically herself with superpowers, Spider-Gwen has become closer to the "original" and has since started teaching Gwen self-defence.
  • Gwen was also impressed that her schoolmate Flash Thompson is a super agent, and the two have become friends again.
• Has become closer to Jason Todd, who is roughly her equivalent in DC Comics, even if she opposes his morals and undeniably envies how instead being of being impersonated by clones, Jason eventually got back to life, no matter how weird the reason for that was.
• All deities that upon death caused much pain to their lovers have gotten closer to Gwen, such as Fuuka, Mayuri and Ashi. After all, victims need to stick together. Gwen and Fuuka also have the similarity of being Spared by the Adaptation at least once.
• Somehow got along with Weiss Schnee, as both are Defrosting Ice Queens who have abilities the other admires - Gwen's prowess with science and research, and Weiss' magic and fighting skills. The only difference is their love lives: Weiss' experience with infatuated nerds is not one that makes her consider a relationship.
• Was downright startled when she ran into Wichita, who is a redhaired version of herself. After some mix-up clarity, they ended up befriending each other (and like Wichita, Gwen doesn't like the possibility someone might mistake her for Cruella de Vil). Gwen also felt some sort of familiarity when walking near Rexie's temple.

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