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Greater Gods
The Richards Family/Fantastic Four
The Richards Family, Divine Badass Familymembers (The Fantastic Four, Five, etc, Future Foundation | Reed: Mr. Fantastic | Valeria: Brainstorm | Franklin: Powerhouse | Susan: the Invisible Woman | Johnny: the Human Torch | Ben: The Thing, the Ever-Lovin' Blue-eyed Thing)

- Greater Deities as a teamnote
- Symbol: A circle with a 4 inside it.
- Theme Song: Fantastic Four Intro
- Alignment: Varies from each individual, but definitely Good
- Portfolio (All): Artifact Title, Elite Four (sometimes), Friends with Uatu, Super Family Team, Dysfunction Junction
- Reed: Badass Bookworm, Time Travel, SCIENCE!, Punching out Cthulhu, Wild Stretchy Powers, Science that, aside from saving the world, isn't used much
- Sue: Took a Level in Badass, Barrier Warrior, Action Girl, Beware the Nice Ones, implausible powers in a scientific context, Mothers
- Johnny: Fire, Body in Flames, Being Too Hammy, Hotblooded and in Charge, Fun Personified, Casanovas, Chivalrous Perverts, "Flame On!"
- Ben: Lovable and Badass, Always Turning Back to Stone, [[Catchphrase "It's CLOBBERIN' TIME!"]], The Determinator, Gentle Giant, Wants to be Normal But Can't, Smarter Than He Looks
- Franklin: Psychic Powers, Having Immense Powers Despite Being Young, Being Named After his Grandfather, Future Badass
- Valeria: Jerk with a Heart of Gold, Kid from the Future, Token Jerky Teammate, Child Prodigy
- Domains: Family, Heroes, Science, Powers
- Allies:
- All ascended Marvel Heroes but especially Peter Parker/Spider-Man and Blackagar Boltagon/Black Bolt, The One Above All
- Other allies include the Parr Family and Chrom
- Reed: Dexter, Victor Stone/Cyborg, The Doctor, Miles "Tails" Prower
- Susan: Sophitia Alexandria, Kushina Uzumaki, Katara, Chun-Li, Nanoha Takamachi
- Johnny: Zuko, Roy Mustang, Korra
- Ben: Dick Grayson/Nightwing, Claire Bennet, Earl Hickey
- Franklin & Valeria: Dipper and Mabel Pines, D.W. Read, Vivio Takamachi, Future Trunks, Steven Universe
- Odd Friendship: The Elite Four
- Enemies: All ascended Marvel villains but especially Kang the Conqueror, Green Goblin, Ultron, Ragyo Kiryuin, Relius Clover, Heihachi Mishima, Unicron, Syndrome, Shinnok, High Councilor Kal-El, Shao Kahn, Lord Brevon
- Complicated Relationship: Galactus, Victor von Doom
- A very unique family that not only includes The Richards and their two kids, but also Sue's younger brother Johnny and Reed's best friend Ben. They also have super powers and have gone through many dangerous adventures.
- Reed, Sue, and Johnny all ascended own their own to become part of the Pantheon. However, once they realized they could bring Ben, Franklin and Valeria in with them by giving up their individual titles and uniting under the banner of the family, they were all too happy to oblige. Reed and Sue celebrated their kids' recognition as full deities, while Johnny welcomed Ben by dunking a bucket of water over him, provoking a chase around the House of Family.
- Don't ever, EVER mention a certain movie around them. Really, don't. It's pretty much a Berserk Button for them.
- Because the Fantastic Four are a family, they will fight like one. As in, they will argue with each other. Despite what others might think, this actually makes them much stronger as a team. Though, there are limits and the team have broken up on occasion.
- Made fast friends the Parr Family. Both groups noted how very similar they are to each other.
- While the FF are enemies of Doctor Doom, there have been times when they have work together for one reason or another.
- Valeria however isn't antagonistic towards Doom. In fact, she calls him uncle and once ran away from home to live with Doom.
- He has become more ally than enemy in recent years since briefly joining the Future Foundation. Became more pronounced when Reed healed Victor's face and Doom pulled a Heel–Face Turn Heel-Face Turn.
- Reed, along with Tony Stark, believes that Science Will Explain This. There are no such things as gods, after all, only Sufficiently Advanced Aliens. And he is one of them. Well, okay, maybe that one guy who brought Ben Grimm back from the dead who looked like Jack Kirby counts, but that's it.
- While Reed does care for his family, he does have his moments of being too absorbed in his work. Though, there are times when he actually feels guilty over the accident that gave them their powers.
- Reed has been hanging around with other versions of The Smart Guy of in the pantheon. In particular The Doctor. He is fascinated by the Time Lord's technology of making things bigger then they seem.
- The pantheon are divided on whether Pantheon Reed Richards is useless or awesome.
- Johnny is well know to be a Casanova back in his home world. So it wouldn't be that surprising to see him hit on some of the females in the pantheon. He once actually hit on both Korra and Asami, not realizing the two were together. Though, both parties were cool and Johnny is friends with Korra.
- When Johnny and Captain America are in the same room, the two look at each other weirdly since they look similar.
- Johnny Storm should not to be confused with Johnny Cage. Human Torch himself also happily joins in with the camp of "I refuse to let Johnny Cage play as me" despite acknowledging his heroic spirit.
- Johnny is confused with why some deities think he is black.
- Susan Storm was often considered the weakest member of the Four since her only power was turning invisible. However, after developing her powers to include making invisible force fields to support her team and fight, she is now considered the strongest and most dangerous member. Especially when she gets mad.
- Susan once even encased the entire Baxter Buildingnote in her force field.
- Sue is very protective of her family, especially over her two children. It's because of this she made friends with other protective mothers/wives in the pantheon like Kushina, Nanoha, and Sophitia.
- Don't bring up the time Susan dressed inappropriately
◊. While it was during the time she was possessed by Malice, it wasn't a good moment for her.
- Also, don't ever call her a "slutty secretary". It'll most likely end with you knocked out.
- How Ben feels about his condition varies; most of the time he is pretty much okay with his rocky exterior. Other times he becomes depressed over it. Either way, he is happy that he doesn't get that many stares from the Pantheon.
- Currently, the GUAG, with Reed Richards, are trying to find a way to turn him back to normal. But despite their resources of magic and technology, they haven't figure out how to cure him.
- Ben is often seen as The Heart of the greater Marvel heroes community. He actually made friends with Dick Grayson who is also considered The Heart in the DC heroes community.
- Ben also made friends with Claire Bennet, another hero who also wants to be normal again.
- Ben has to remind some people that his Catchphrase, "Its Clobbering Time", did not come from his older brother beating him up.
- It should be noted that Franklin has the potential to be one of the strongest beings in existence thanks to his reality warping powers. Perhaps even stronger than the likes of Madoka, Sailor Moon, or even Cosmos herself. Sadly, it's because of his hidden powers that he tends to get targeted by the likes of Lord Brevon, Shinnok and Regime Superman who wish to use his hidden powers for their own ends. Good thing his parent aren't going to let that happen anytime soon.
- Valeria's very existence is a bit complicated. In short, she was actually the miscarried child of Reed and Susan who was saved by Franklin when he used his reality powers to transport her to an alternate universe. In that reality, she was raised by an alternate Susan Storm who married to a heroic Doctor Doom. After some hijinx, a now grown up Valeria was reverted back to a fetus and into Sue's stomach. And with help from Doom, was safety born again.
- Franklin and Valeria have hung out with some of the other younger deities in the pantheon. Though, some would admit Franklin is easier to be friends with then Valeria, if only because of her attitude.
- Currently, the area is only occupied by Johnny and Ben with the Richards' whereabouts currently unknown (though since some have pointed out they were last seen rebuilding the Multiverse after the Secret Wars, they are presumably still at it.) Though the other reason is due to their superiors not wanting to do much with the team until repossessing the movie rights. Ben is currently with the Guardians of the Galaxy and Johnny has assured followers and fans they will return and that the Baxter Building is currently in the hands of Spider-Man, in the hands of family.
Intermediate Gods
Vinsmoke Family
The Vinsmoke Family, Quintet Deities of Family Theme Naming ("Garuda" Vinsmoke Judge, "Poison Pink" Vinsmoke Reiju, "Sparking Red" Vinsmoke Ichiji, "Electric Blue" Vinsmoke Niji, "Winch Green" Vinsmoke Yonji". Not included: "Black Leg" Vinsmoke Sanji)

Clockwise from center: Judge, Ichiji, Yonji, Niji, Reiju
- Intermediate Deities
- Symbol: The Germa 66 flag
- Theme Song: Germa 66!
- Alignment: Lawful Evil (Vinsmoke Judge), Lawful Neutral (Vinsmoke Reiju), Neutral Evil (Vinsmoke Ichiji, Niji and Yonji)
- Portfolio:
- As a whole: Walking Spoiler Badass Big, Screwed-Up Family, Family And Numerical Theme Naming, Might Makes Right, My Suit Is Also Super, Nazi Like Assassin Family, tendencies to Elemental Powers, Beauty Is Bad, Aristocrats Are Evil
- Vinsmoke Judge: Engineering His Sons To Not Feel Empathy Or Love (Sanji Escaped), The Most Despicable Vinsmoke, Jerk With A Heart Of Jerk, Dirty Coward Despite Being The Social Darwinist, Rocket Boots, Earning Leadership Through Strength, Believing In Honor Among Thieves
- Vinsmoke Reiju: Anti-Villain, The One Moral Vinsmoke (again, besides Sanji), Poisonous Person, Only Serving Judge Because She Has To, Purple Poison, Lady of War, Forced into Evil, Guilt-Ridden Accomplice
- The Vinsmoke boys: Royal Brat, Lack of Empathy Because They Were Experimented On In-Utero, Big Brother Bully, Color Motif (as a whole), Playing with Fire, Stoic Yet Violent Reds, The Reliable One (Ichiji), Evil Is Petty, Shock and Awe, Capable Of Taking A Serious Hit, Likes Fiery Women And Has No Problem Beating Them Up, Evil Sounds Deep (Niji), Annoying Younger Sibling, Barbaric Bully, Muscle-Bound Super-Strength (Yonji)
- Domains: Assassinations, Technology, Royalty, Ruthlessness (as a whole), Ambition, Genetic Engineering, Fathers (Vinsmoke Judge), Poison, Anti-Villainy, Family Loyalty (Vinsmoke Reiju), Brattiness, Ego, Bullying (Vinsmoke boys), Fire, Electricity and Strength (Vinsmoke Ichiji, Niji and Yonji)
- Special relationship with: Vinsmoke Sanji (the White Sheep of the group)
- Allies: Hassan-I-Sabbah, The Ginyu Force
- Vinsmoke Judge: Talia Al Ghul, Steven Armstrong (sort of)
- Vinsmoke Reiju: N, Gunvolt, Taylor Herbert, Killua Zoldyck, Pacifica Eliza Northwest
- The Vinsmoke boys: Sektor (as a whole), Bob (Ichiji)
- On good terms with: 2B (Reiju)
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: The Straw Hats
- Rivals: Agent 47 (as a whole), Ghetsis Harmonia (Judge)
- Enemies: Shouto Todoroki (except Reiju) Charlotte Katakuri The House of Justice, most Super Sentai heroes, Frank Castle/The Punisher, Light Yagami, Earthworm Jim, Giorno Giovanna (not Reiju), The Incredibles
- Vinsmoke Judge: The Heroic Protectors Of Family, The Phantom Thieves Of Heart, Iroque, Pacifica Eliza Northwest, Professor Utonium
- The Vinsmoke boys: Cassandra Cain and Damian Wayne (as a whole), Zuko (Ichiji), George, Sage Harpuia (Niji)
- Opposes: The Brave Companions (as a whole), Ragyo Kiryuin (Judge)
- Opposed by: Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader (Judge)
- Pitied by: Iroque, the Pantheon Thieves of Heart (the Vinsmoke boys, and only in a Sympathy for the Devil way)
- The Vinsmoke Family are the royal bloodline that rules the Germa Kingdom, conquering North Blue by their own might 300 years ago. Led by Vinsmoke Judge, they are a group of assassins augmented with genetic engineering and technology, who prove their rule with their own strength. Vinsmoke Sanji ended up defecting, his heart not in it. They are influential within the criminal underground.
- As a whole
- Though their true homes are the Family and Naming homes, it is the House of Crime and Transgressions, particularly the Killers and Assassins sub-house where they are more associated. There, they compete with Agent 47. Despite their ruthlessness, they do not "double dip" and only serve one payer at a time. This is likely why they oppose the Brave Companions, who also have no compunction against turning on each other when the going gets tough.
- They have an honorary position in the House of Organized Crime, as they are a royal, well-organized family of assassins. Giorno Giovanna was upset with this, as while they do have standards the Vinsmokes are still ruthless killers. Also, he hates Judge for being an abusive father and considers the sons to be assholes. He is sad about Reiju's situation, and wants to break her out of their control.
- Take a lot of notes from the Super Sentai school of color and costumes, though obviously not the morality. They were quick to notice the Ginyu Force were also a villainous appropriation and love letter to sentai, who were also hired mercenaries and killers like them. The two groups decided it's best if they work together, though there is naturally a lot of competition. Vinsmoke Judge believes the group could learn a lot more on how to better themselves under Hassan-I-Sabbah
- They believed they might get some sort of kinship with Frank Castle, respecting him as an excellent killer. Instead the Punisher declared them to be as bad as the mafia heads he goes after and starting shooting at them. Light Yagami saw them as criminals he needed to write their names down. On the more heroic side, the Incredibles have disdain for the Vinsmokes for being a ruthless, murderous family of super-assassins, asides from pity towards Reiju and the White Sheep Sanji. Earthworm Jim is on their hit list trying to take his super suit in hopes of mass producing it.
- Applies Vinsmoke Judge
- Vinsmoke Judge serves as the patriarch of the family. A ruthless man who believes Virtue Is Weakness, he embraces a Might Makes Right view while also believe in Honor Among Thieves. He found himself relating to Talia Al Ghul, given their ambition in shaping their progeny into killers. He also agreed with a lot of Steven Armstrong's views, and Senator Armstrong is intrigued by him, but is more of him using Judge because he dislikes the hypocrisy of being a Dirty Coward underneath his facade.
- Used genetic engineering to remove his sons' empathy and compassion in-utero, to purge what he saw as a weakness. Sanji managed to escape this fate. For this, the Heroic Protectors of Family have labelled him an enemy, as has the scientifically minded Professor Utonium. That said, Judge is above Ragyo Kiryuin's cruelty as in some twisted way he does care for his children and is not willing to kill the White Sheep Sanji, secretly providing food for him while he was imprisoned. Not that it says much in his favor.
- Hoped that he might be on good terms with Darth Vader. While Vader is no saint himself and has a tense relationship with his son, he is no fan of Judge's parenting and how he has fundamentally screwed up his family. When Judge pointed out the hypocrisy given he tried to get his son to join the dark side and even cut off his hand, Vader replied "I know, it's why you anger me". Ghetsis was a lot more accepting and respected what Judge did, though is a lot more competitive. Unlike Judge, Ghetsis doesn't have any standards regarding Offing the Offspring.
- Many people wonder how the hell he and his wife are so different, especially since it looked like their interactions were not terrible. Others wonder if Judge was always ruthless or if the government raid that also took his former colleague Vegapunk may have had something with it.
- Applies to Vinsmoke Reiju
- Besides Sanji, Vinsmoke Reiju is the most empathetic of the family. While her ability to manipulate poison is certainly sinister, Reiju serves Judge's interest because she's conditioned to do so and is disgusted by her sibling's Lack of Empathy. The Heroic Protectors Of Family are looking for a way of freeing her from their influence. Not that you'd realize that initially.
- Reiju found her relating to 2B, as despite what it seems at first they prove Not So Stoic. She likes Gunvolt as despite being an assassin, he has a kind heart unlike her siblings. That being said, Reiju would rather not associate with assassins, since she dislikes the act and only does so out of family duty. She relates to Taylor Herbert as they were both Forced into Evil.
- N, Pacifica Eliza Northwest and Killuya Zoldyack are all hoping to break the programming Judge has set on her to make her obey, so she can live her own life. Shouto Todoroki also supports her, seeing Judge as a caricacture of his own father (Shouto may have a very bad relationship with Endeavor, but he acknowledges that he is not villanious nor a coward.)
- Applies to the Vinsmoke boys
- Vinsmoke Ichiji, Niji and Yonji are the pride of the family, and none can be called nice. Ichiji is the calmer and stoic of the three, Niji is the lecherous and most haughty of the brothers, and Yonji is the more mindful Vinsmoke boy. The three seem to relate to Sektor, due to having no empathy, and both Cassandra Cain and Damian Wayne show disdain for them as they are massive jerks that like them were raised as assassins, but the Vinsmoke boys remain content to not change.
- Ichiji gets along with Bob, since they're both jerky brothers who use fiery powers and think they're too cool for other people. Bob thinks he can be a bit too much of a jerk at times, though. Zuko certainly doesn't care for his cruelty to his siblings and jerkish nature. Niji isn't liked by George due to his association with electricity and being the cruelest of the three brothers to Sanji.
- As bad as the Vinsmoke boys are, it's important to note that their Lack of Empathy is not their fault, but Judge's for genetically engineering them to lack it and a fear of death. The Phantom Thieves of Heart and Iroque believe, more than anything, that kind of situation needs their help the most. While some in the Grand United Alliance of Good are opposed to Heel–Face Brainwashing, since the Vinsmoke's apathy was forced on them it's more a case of fixing what damage was already inflicted and letting them be their true selves instead of what Vinsmoke Judge wants. Unfortunately, even Morgana doubts if anything could be done, given how they were biologically engineered without it while all of their past targets became bad rather than be born bad.
Lesser Gods
Blackadder
Edmund E. Blackadder, God of Identical Ancestors and Descendants

- Lesser God
- Symbol: A black adder
- Theme Song: One for each of his incarnations: Blackadder 1 + 2 Theme Song
Blackadder 3 + 4 Theme Song.
- Alignment: Changes depending on which relative we're talking about, but generally hovers around Neutral Evil
- Portfolio: Identical Grandson, Deadpan Snarker, Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist, Manipulative Bastard, Surrounded by Idiots
- Domains: Pain, Spite, Avarice
- Followers: The Keonig Brothers
- Herald: Baldrick
- Allies: Mr. Bean, Obelix, Worf
- Enemies: Henry VIII
- Opposes: Richard III
- Opposed by: Queen Elizabeth I, William Shakespeare, Robin Hood
- Annoys: The Doctor
- Amused by: Napoleon Bonaparte
- Unclear Opinion by: Captain Haddock, Xena, Gabrielle
- Many deities in the Pantheon can say that they look similar to their ancestors, taking parts from their parents and grand parents. For a few, they may look almost identical. For Edmund Blackadder, his ancestors are exactly alike. To the point that his avatar can play the same person over the centuries with no problem at all. No one can explain how such a character can look exactly the same or why they are all have the name, but it is an aspect Blackadder is proud of. Even if not everyone approves of his antics.
- What makes things even more confusing is the fact that one may get a different version of Blackadder whenever one goes to his temple. No one knows how it works or whether he is one of multiple people or a single person. Regardless, the Blackaddern lineage has been a fountain of information of the past.
- As always, his sidekick Baldrick is never that far from his side. Baldrick also comes from a long lineage of people throughout history and all of them were by Blackadder's side. Baldrick is often the one with the cunning plan. While Blackadder is usually skeptical of them, they are always more successful. Of course Blackadder doesn't always benefit from them. In fact, a few of Baldrick's success has come at Blackadder's expense. Still, Blackadder decided to keep him around.
- There are some who believe that Blackadder is related to Mr. Bean. Whether that is true or not doesn't seem to matter to the two as they are happy to stick around with each other to say the least.
- Queen Elizabeth the First isn't particularly fond of seeing Lord Edmund Blackadder make a return to the Pantheon. She still holds the lord responsible for being depicted as a spoiled, stingy woman on her rule. She claims that a lot of those traits were rubbed onto her by her half-sister Mary Queen of Scots. Not to mention that his actions led to her death in end.
- Shakespeare had been acquainted with the man long before the two had ascended... and it wasn't a pleasant meeting. Lord Blackadder of 1999 fame is one of many people around the world who tire of having to go through Elizabethan English every time he read a play by him. After stating his characters wore stupid tights, he promptly gave the poet a beating. It did come with a silver lining: for just a small moment of time, people thought he had invented the ballpoint pen. While Blackadder did remedy this by going back in time, he placed a restraining order on the lord.
- When it comes to examples of the British making fun of themselves, Napoleon Bonaparte has plenty of options to go with. Among these was when the modern Blackadder clumsily handed him the Battle of Waterloo and with it all of Europe. It didn't last, but Napoleon appreciates that he will have at least that moment of time to savor.
- Claims that one of his earliest ancestors was the one who built Stonehenge. When asked by said ancestor, the druid replied that his boss wanted to make a playground. Even he thought that the design was ludicrous.
- Captain Haddock had always wondered why Sir Francis Haddock looked almost exactly like him, down to his proficiency for swearing. Blackadder was there to explain all the details for him. Even then, Haddock remains confused as to which member of the Haddock family he talks to. It matters a lot to him, as his interactions with them range from bellowing laughter to vicious fisticuffs.
- On the other hand, Obelix hasn't thought much about why every member of his family is big-boned with red hair. He is one of the few Frenchmen with an amiable relationship with Blackadder.
- Worf takes great pride in his lineage of the House of Martok. So it was a pleasant surprise to him that his grandfather looked just like him. Blackadder provided a picture of the man as a way of gratitude. He also hoped that Worf would provide a bit of muscle in case anyone would try to kill him.
- Xena and Gabrielle hold a special spot in the Blackadder clergy. It is due to an episode with two of their descendants in WW2 Europe. The episode is said to have helped usher in a new genre of Fanfic set in the modern era by versions of the same character. Many of the faithful can attribute their existence to such works. Xena has shrugged off the praise, but Gabrielle is more muted; her daughter is a reminder that not all identical children end up being people you're proud of.
- At the end of the day, the last known member of the Blackadder family got as much of a happy ending as he could have ever achieve... yet that earned him a visit from The Doctor. Using time travel for their own selfish benefit left a bitter taste on the Time Lord's mouth and he threatened to undo everything. There was a lot of back-and-forth between the two, but in the end the two agreed to let things be. Some speculated it may have been due to the team giving The Doctor a funny spoof during the down time
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Dr. Light
Thomas A. Light, Divine Patriarch of Robo-Families (Doctor Light, Doctor Right, Dr. Xavier Wright)

- Lesser God
- Symbol: A capsule with the "L" symbol
- Theme Song: Dr. Light Capsule
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Plump and Cool Old Men, Big Good, Pacifism, Team Dad, Techno Wizard, Light is Literally Good, Virtual Ghost, Inexplicable Treasure Chests, Treating his Creations as Family
- Domains: Robotics, AI, Families
- Followers: Dr Soong, Professor Gaudille
- Allies: Mega Man, Proto Man, Mega Man X (his robotic sons), Sage Harpuia, Fighting Fefnir, Hidden Phantom, Fairy Leviathan (his robotic grandchildren), Zero, Axl, Ryu (Street Fighter), Optimus Prime, Astro Boy, Android 16, Albert Einstein, Pinocchio, George
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Bass
- Enemies: Dr. Wily, Dr. Weil, Omega, Dr. Eggman, Relius Clover, M. Bison, Ultron, Sundowner, Khorne, EX, The Professor
- Good Counterpart to: Tenjuro Banno
- Opposes: Copy X, Those prejudiced towards robots, those who love war
- One of the greatest roboticists of the 21st century, Doctor Thomas Light had a dream: that one day robots and humans would work in harmony, bringing forth peace and prosperity to the world. Through the Robot Masters, and later his masterpiece Mega Man X, he hoped to achieve this and perfect the field of A.I. Unfortunately, his old rival Doctor Albert W. Wily kidnapped and reprogrammed many of his Robot Masters for world domination, and a century later, both Wily's Zero Virus and the lack of Asimov's Laws led to Maverick outbreaks. Still, his works have led to many advancements and Light is well-respected in the android community.
- Has a habit of trusting Dr. Wily whenever he fakes a Heel–Face Turn, making him even more frustrated when he turns on him. Despite their antagonism, Dr. Wily doesn't wish to kill him, as the rivalry between the two gives Wily motivation in life. They'll team up against greater threats, like Ra Moon. Finds it particularly ironic that Zero was the one who fulfilled his dream of robots and humans living together peacefully rather than his own creations. While this annoys Wily, Light finds it wonderful that Dr. Wily did something good (even unintentionally).
- Death was not the end for Doctor Light—in the 22nd century, his consciousness survives as a hologram AI that helps develop armor and other upgrades for X and Zero. No one's quite sure how he made so many capsules for this.
- In the Pantheon, many robots seek him for moral advice. To promote human-robot peace, he has made good friends with Optimus Prime. Copy X was intrigued to learn that the great Dr. Light had entered the Pantheon, seeking advice from the progenitor of Reploids. Only a few minutes into their conversation, the robotics specialist disowned Copy X, utterly infuriated that he bastardized his vision by ruthlessly oppressing Reploid kind for the sake of humanity. Naturally, he absolutely despises Dr. Weil for what he's done.
- Having never had his own blood offspring, Dr. Light has instead opted to treat his creations as his children. He can often be seen comforting his youngest son, X, over having to hunt down his fellow Reploids. Whenever he's not on the job, X is in his father's lab with his older brother Mega Man. Proto Man sometimes visits, but he's often aloof. Became intrigued upon learning of Sage Harpuia, who would be considered Dr. Light's "grandson" due to his method of creation. The good doctor became very proud of him for his work in Neo Arcadia. Currently wondering if X based his design off Tornado Man. That pride and curiosity extended to the rest of the Four Guardians after they finally ascended.
- As a family man, he detests Ultron; to him, Ultron is a perversion of the very concept of a Robo Family, fatherhood and robotics in general. He is also revolted by Relius Clover for being an abominable parent, and bottomlessly loathes Tenjuro Banno for his treatment to both his biological children and creations, the Roidmudes.
- His kind demeanor and respect for robots has led Doctor Light to become a godfather for many young artificial beings, such as Pinocchio. He has even become Astro Boy's foster father, who many speculate he based Mega Man off of.
- Due to his pacifistic views, he looks down on the House of War. He especially hates the likes of Sundowner for his war profiteering and abuse of technology. As a fellow pacifist scientist, he's good friends with Albert Einstein.
- While normally a Nice Guy, whenever Bob and George come around he becomes a surly drunk who mumbles about ungrateful robots. Though an ally, George doesn't like being around the robotic specialist due to his issues with time travel. Dr. Light has kept the drinking habit though, probably to deal with everything that happened to his vision.
- Often hangs out with Ryu, for both training himself, and adding abilities to his robots.
The Parr/Incredible Family
The Parr Family, Divine Super Family (The Incredibles; Mr. Incredible, Justice Reforged [Bob], Elastigirl [Helen], A Forcefield for Justice [Violet]) (Names: Bob Parr, Helen Parr, Violet Parr, Dash Parr, Jack-Jack Parr)

- Lesser Gods and Goddesses
- Symbol: A lowercase "i" in a stylized oval.
- Theme: "The Incredits"
- Alignment: Lawful Good, with some Chaotic tendencies
- Portfolio (All): Badass Family, usage of a Domino Mask, A Boy, a Girl, and a Baby Family, being Supers, wearing costumes that are also super, Battle Couple (Bob and Helen), Brother–Sister Team (Dash and Violet), a family name betraying their potential
- Bob: Super-Strength, Super-Toughness, Action Dad, Chronic Hero Syndrome, Acrofatic, marrying a redhead
- Helen: Elasticity power, Action Mom, being the most reasonable
- Violet: Invisibility, Use of forcefields, being a Stone Wall, desire for normalcy, Shrinking Violet
- Dash: Super-Speed, being quick and weak, having a Meaningful Name, Keet, Smug Super
- Jack-Jack: Goo-Goo-Godlike, Super Power Lottery (Man on Fire, Power Floats, Intangible Man, Voluntary Shapeshifting), Repetitive Name (short for "John Jackson")
- Domains: Family, Law, Good, Heroism
- Herald: Frozone
- Followers: The Marvel Family, The Strongholds.
- Allies: Edna Mode, Homer Simpson, Marge Simpson, Bart Simpson, The Addams Family, Sophitia Alexandra, Jun Kazama, Crimson Viper, Sonic the Hedgehog, Robin, Captain Jack Sparrow, Wonder Red and the Wonderful 100, Billy Batson/Shazam, Hayate Ayasaki, Jin Kazama, The Kids Next Door Sector V, Samuel L. Jackson
- Odd Friendship With: Mandy (for Dash and Violet)
- Enemies: Syndrome, Maleficent, Ragyo Kiryuin, Sophia Lamb, Grandienne, Colonel Shadam, Lothor, Relius Clover, Scar, Hansel and Gretell (Black Lagoon), Heihachi and Kazuya Mishima, Eric Cartman, Tenjuro Banno
- Deathly Afraid of: Widowmaker (Bob, Helen and Violet especially), tank-killers like Bastion (Bob and Violet in particular), Raul Menendez
- All of the Parrs are part of the Pantheon, but Helen was the only one who could be seen in the temple on a regular basis. That was because the other Parrs were still in the process of moving in. They had only just now unpacked the last box, so now it's official! Ha ha ha!
- Why do they have so much junk?
- Bob and Helen (Helen especially) impressed the Pantheon after proving that, after more than a decade of retirement, they can still kick ass and take names. Dash and Violet weren't even entirely aware of just how cool their parents could be until partway through the incident on Nomanisan Island.
- Dash has started looking up to Sonic the Hedgehog and the two have a friendly rivalry. Dash has yet to actually beat Sonic (being unable to break the sound barrier is a hindrance), but his water-running has the hedgehog impressed to the point of picking up the skill on his own in newer games.
- Bob and Helen are very much reminded of their friend Lucius Best/Frozone (who may or may not be the children's godfather) whenever in the company of Queen Elsa, citing their similar powers. Bob and Helen privately wonder if she's a Super.
- This also has left Bob wondering how he could get his buddy Frozone into the Pantheon, which Helen supports and over which she won't lose as much sleep. While he considers how to do so, Bob has befriended Frozone's voice actor Samuel L. Jackson, but makes sure to ask him to not swear when bringing him to the family's temple.
- With their similar titles, the Parrs have allied themselves with Robin the Tactician, though unsure of what he or she looks like. The Parrs have worked with Robin and Robin's other allies on different occasions, and Robin's careful planning insures that nothing serious will happen to Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack, provided their parents trust them.
- Bob has an unlikely friendship with Captain Jack Sparrow, which makes Helen uneasy, as he doesn't want Jack to be a bad influence on the kids.
- The family has teamed up with Wonder Red and the Wonderful 100 on a few occasions in the Pantheon, and were even given special masks to wear, which enhanced the Parrs' physical capabilities.
- Helen used to have her own temple in this house, until she convinced Crimson Viper to join so she can spend more time in the family's temple.
- They were greatly disturbed to see that Syndrome has ascended and are making sure that he doesn't get his revenge, to speak nothing of the plethora of Fan Fic authors who ship the bastard with either Bob or Violet… or Helen with Evelyn Deavor.
- After a devastating battle against Melkor and his forces, Bob and Helen proposed that Edna Mode be ascended under the title of Eccentric Fashion Designer, forgetting that Rarity already held the trope. They instead had her ascended under the trope of Always Camp.
Shelby Family
"By order of the Peaky fuckin' Blinders..."
The Shelbys note , The Divine Criminal Family
The Shelbys note , The Divine Criminal Family

Thomas Shelby

Left-to-Right, Top-to-Bottom: Arthur Shebly Jr. Polly Gray, Ada Thorne nee Shelby, Michael Gray, and John Shelby
- Lesser Gods Collectively, Demigods Individually
- Symbol: The Motto "By Order of the Peaky Blinders"
- Theme Song: Red Right Hand
by Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
- Alignment: Between Lawful Neutral and True Neutral with lots of Lawful Evil undertones, especially Tommy. Members individually go all over the Neutral Spectrum
- Portfolio: Families In Criminal Businesses, Dysfunctional Big, Screwed-Up Family, Will Always Stand Up For and Protect Each Other in Spite of their Mutual Grievances, Siblings in Crime, Villainous Lineage, Pretty Reckless about their Riches, Struggle with Infighting and Placing Unintentional Bad Luck with Anyone Associated with Them, Brothers Struggle to Cope with PTSD and Wartime Trauma Courtesy of The Great War
- Tommy: Sociopathic Villain Protagonist, The Leader of the Family and the Peaky Blinders, Feared by Birmingham, Loves his Family and will Strike at Others for Offending/Attacking Them, Big Brother Instinct, Respects and Appreciates his Followers and Staff, Byronic Villain, Has an Addiction to Fighting Despite his Wartime PTSD, Control Freak, Equal-Opportunity Evil, Functional Addict, Genius Bruiser, Manipulator Extraordinaire and Adaptable in Changing his Plans, Knight Templar Parent, Surviving All Sorts of Injuries, Nerves of Steel, Has a Reputation of Being a Ladies Man, Using his Political Career for Underhanded, Shrewd Purposes, and Blackmailing, Necessarily Evil
- Polly: Tommy Most Trusted Confidant And Main Emotional Support, Cool Aunt + Action Mom who could Effortlessly School the Family, Doesn't Get Much Credit in her Success in Comparison to her Nephew, Hates Being Pitied At, Wants Michael to Lead a Normal and More Stable Life, The Main Moral Center of the Family, Iron Lady, Mama Bear, Avoids Intercourse due to Being Raped, Initially Torn Between Choosing Tommy and Michael before Siding with the Latter
- Arthur: The Figurative Family Bulldog, The Most Tmeramental and Violent of the Group, The Berserker, Mentally and Emotionally Fragile despite his Popularity and Family Success, No Time for Not Swearing, Emotional Bruiser, The Dreaded, Cool Uncle, Tends to Undermine himself in Comparison to Tommy, Hates Child Traffickers, Large Ham, Much more Similar to his Father than He Likes to Admit
- John: The Biggest Family Man of the Brothers, Enjoys a Good Marriage with Esme, Has a Fun Time Fighting Especially if his Brothers are Involved, Frequent Sex Temptations, Cold Sniper, Hot-Blooded, Doesn't get Much Focus in Comparison to his Brothers, Is Killed Off to Present his Family Further Serious Danger
- Ada: Wants to be Separate from her Brothers much to Little Success and her Dismay, Deadpan Snarker, Action Mom, Mafia Princess, Deadpan Snarker, One of the Few People Tommy is Willing to Politely Converse With and Unprovokedly Protect, Would Rather be a Thorne than a Shelby, Takes a While for Her to Move On from Freddie's Death, Becomes more Assertive and Confrontation in the Later Seasons
- Michael: Presence Further Derailing and Complicating Sibling Matters, Is Unaware that Polly is his Mother for Much of his Life, Long-Lost Relative, Among the More Reliable Members of the Family, Staying Uninvolved with Family Infighting for the Most Part, Wild Card, Gaining the Will to Kill, Keeps Himself to his Tasks and Financial Management, Changeling Fantasy, Becomes More Antagonistic and Confrontational to his Family Overtime and Becomes More Arrogant for It
- Domains: Crime, Family, Control, Leadership, Authority
- Heralds: The Peaky Blinders and the Extended Members of the Family (e.g. Lizzie Stark, Finn Shelby, Esme Shelby-Lee, Charlie Strong, Jeremiah "Jimmy" Jesus, and more...), Alfie Solomons, Aberama Gold, Freddie Thorne, Jessie Eden
- Allies/Business Partnerships: The TOPPAT Clan, Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin, Wilson Fisk/Kingpin
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Vito and Michael Corleone, Lex Luthor
- Enemies: The Child Abuse Supporters, The Salamanca Family, Diavolo, Heihachi and Kazuya Mishima, Frank Underwood, Todd Alquist
- Opposes: The Houyhnhnms, Walter White, Gustavo Fring, Hank Schrader, Domestic Abusers
- Opposed By: Shoto Todoroki, Most of the House of Law and Justice
- Commonality Connection: Qrow Branwen, Milo Murphy (general), John Rambo, Niko Bellic, Ted Striker (Tommy, Arthur, and John), Sakura Matou, Ellen, Tess Durbeyfield, Helena Bertinelli/Huntress (Polly and Michael)
- Respects: Johnny Joestar, Gyro Zeppeli, Hall of Ungulates
- Conflicting Opinion: The PAYDAY Gang, The Wilkerson Family, Lightning McQueen, Duc Hudson, Richard Petty
- Pities: Jesse Pinkman
- Pitied By: Tohru Honda
- The Shelbys were a wealthy and influential family in the early 20th century, based in Birmingham, England, and were of Irish Traveller descent. The family was best known for founding the Shelby Limited Company, which focused on advertising and selling exported goods and antique beverages. The company proved successful, raking in large sums of money for the family as well as developing strong interests from other workers and companies and holding good relations with its employees. More famously though, the Shelbys were the governing force of the Peaky Blinders, a gang organization with humble beginnings that soon grew and escalated into the biggest criminal gang in the United Kingdom and one of the largest, most influential in the world. As a testament to their reputation, the Peaky Blinders have a hand in such working fields and industries as distillery, automotive manufacturing factories, and racetracks, just to name a few. At its peak, the organization was run by Thomas Shelby, a man defined by his no-nonsense attitude to approaching things and maintaining an authoritative and dignified approach to settling his matters. Tommy's ruthless pragmatism and sharp wits allowed him to become the leading figure of his family and the gang and company they owned, and his stern yet personable approach led to many alliances and victories, all the way to entering politics and establishing a working partnership with Winston Churchill. Despite the many losses and victories he's endured as well as the trauma of having fought in World War I, Tommy ensures the Peaky Blinders and the Shelby Family would thrive for years to come and go down as one of the most influential, feared, and powerful gangsters in the world.
- Of course, many losses were made in the family, with John and Polly having been killed by an ambush from enemies on two separate occasions and creating an irreparable dent for the Shelbys. Michael lost his trust in Tommy upon hearing of his mother's death and became an enemy, prompting Tommy to shoot his cousin dead in their last confrontation That's not to mention other comrades and relatives that they've lost, Tommy himself having to see his first wife Grace being shot whilst trying to save him and his daughter with his second wife, Ruby, dying from tuberculosis years later. Although the family was last seen having a bittersweet dinner, Tommy himself disappeared after supposedly contracting tuberculoma, though he later discovered that his diagnosis was faked and destroyed much of his possessions. Although his fate was left ambiguous, the Pantheon was quick in recognizing the Shelbys' tale and bought into the Pantheon. The family was perplexed, to say the least, and more confusion arose when Polly, Michael, and John turned up alive and well. All things considered, their reunion was a rocky, dysfunctional one, with only Ada and Polly being able to keep their composure and only barely at that. Arthur wonders whether being in the Pantheon is something of a divine joke to him. Tommy's arrival has quelled the drama somewhat, but it's clear that tensions remain, especially between Tommy and Michael, with only Polly being the mediator that keeps the two from killing each other. The Pantheon was to be a tough time for them.
- The Shelbys are a controversial family. They are criminals and, of course, they have ties to the House of Crime and Transgressions, but this hasn't stopped them from trying out legitimate business practices and schemes as well as Tommy having been a Labour Party MP, having met and worked with Winston Churchill in furthering his political and domestic power over the United Kingdom. This makes Tommy one of the most powerful criminals in the Pantheon if judged by authority and influence. His charm is magnetic and impressionable and his calm, eloquent tone and affability have won him much in the way of loyalty, but he's also a very ruthless man on a bad day who is willing to kill if need be. Arthur and John serve as muscles of the family and are good in combat... and getting drunk with alcohol, with Arthur even having dabbled into drug abuse, something that Tommy takes umbrage on and attempts to curb this problem for his brother's safety. Ada, the sole sister, tends to be the only one who wants to be free from the negative influence and stereotype her brothers have made with their occupation and tries to distance herself from the family as much as she could, to little success. Polly, the matriarch of the family despite being their aunt, is about the only one who could properly mentor and guide Tommy and kept their business afloat when the brothers were out fighting WWI. Polly's son, Michael, was a late addition, having been taken away from her alongside his sister, who died during childhood and being hidden away until he was 18. With that information, Michael has a hard time fitting in with his family but does prove his worth by being competent and quick learning though he would grow a sense of entitlement that would clash against Tommy later down the line. As of now, Polly and Michael have splintered off from the Shelbys, leaving just Tommy, Arthur, Ada, and John as the main representatives of the Pantheon. Many in the divine realms were kept in the dark about how dysfunctional the family is, with most of the attention going to Tommy due to his exploits as the main man of the family as well as his endeavors in both the criminal and political game.
- With their occupation, the Shelbys were more than well aware that they were going to be dealing with a number of crime families in the Pantheon, the question was how this was going to play out for them. One of the first was the DiMeo, which was a collection of Italian-American mobs led by Tony Soprano. Tommy was a bit apprehensive about them, especially considering his own experience in dealing with Italians, but Tony was willing to play the "good man" role to the Peaky Blinders for now, not intent on making enemies and troubling matters for himself. The two have different ways of dealing with criminal activities and Tommy was not keen on Tony's subordinates, especially seeing Paulie and Christopher as loose cannons to which Tony conceded. They did share a few mutual things, mainly their love for their direct relatives and an appreciation for horses, with Tony being surprised at how Tommy had a hand in organizing race courses for horses in England back in the 1920s. For now, their relationship is entirely professional and Tommy has made it clear he has no ill intent on Carmela, Meadow, and AJ, even if they can be annoying at times and Tony respects Tommy enough to consider doing trade business with him, though also being careful about selling drugs, given how Arthur can develop an addiction to them due to his troubling self-esteem.
- With their occupation, the Shelbys would catch the attention of such crime lords like Wilson Fisk and Oswald Cobblepot. These two would provide the Shelbys with their introduction to the realm of superheroes and supervillains. Tommy and Arthur were a bit surprised to see their next generation take an interest in characters like Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man, noting the irony of how someone whom the family kids would appreciate would potentially be an opponent for the adults due to being gangsters. Kingpin and the Penguin were eager to hire Tommy for some alcohol shipments mainly because they saw Tommy as a great leader and soldier and that having someone who fought in WWI would provide a useful asset in their control regarding criminality. Tommy would only accept their offer if it means having his family given protection and money. His association with Penguin would lead Tommy to Gotham City, which he felt was even more stinky and grungy than the darkest parts of Birmingham. Strangely enough, his few visits to Gotham made him one of the more popular foreign gangsters due to his affability, leadership, and flexibility in getting his tasks done without angering law enforcement too much and keeping as much distance as he could from the Batfamily.
- The Shelbys would learn about the feud between Gustavo Fring and the Salamancas, with Walter White joining in as a third party. There was some humor in that Kingpin and Penguin have hired all three sides and have asserted enough influence to at least make sure they don't end up fighting each other too many times and extend their casualties to countless innocents alongside themselves. Of the three, the Salamancas took the most interest, with Lalo taking it upon himself to meet with Tommy to talk about business plans and collaborations regarding alcohol and drug trading. Tommy refused, claiming that he has little interest in using drugs for his business and would rather keep his operations as legal as possible. He also figured that the Salamancas have a level of bloodlust that wouldn't mesh well with Tommy's thinking if they had to work together. He also found the three-way feud to be a waste, seeing Gus as being too vengeful and caustic to properly get along with, seeing through his friendly demeanor as the "Chicken Man" and Walt as a petty, bratty manchild who mainly wants to be cool and has made his opposition against them very clear. There is a personal reason in that Arthur would likely abuse meth upon gaining ownership of a collection of them, though Tommy hides his brotherly affection well enough that only very few are able to learn of it.
- Suffice to say, the fact that some of their core members, particularly Polly and Ada, are more pessimistic about the brothers' criminal endeavors adds to the family's dysfunctional nature. As a result, they're frequently associated with the Hall of Family Dysfunctions, though given their circumstances, Tommy and Arthur are a bit hesitant about starting therapy, especially as the former makes it clear the reason he is workaholic is because having too much free time means fewer distractions for his PTSD wartime recollection to resurface and impede his mental health. Ada has made it clear that she would want a more independent life for herself and her children and is willing to start up her own business with some help but finds it conflicting that her brothers are always looking out for her out of Ada's safety. Despite their fearsome reputation, every member has a soft spot for children as well as a degree of respect for marriage and anyone in a stable, loving one. In fact, the brothers have a not-so-fearsome reputation for finding out Domestic Abusers and beating the snot out of them, so their reputation in the House of Family and Relatives is surprisingly tame for a crime family. They may be vicious and pretty brutal towards their enemies, but they have a code of honor and their presence there has helped in maintaining some sort of control over crime in that House. It should be noted that there's a fifth Shelby brother, Finn, but his reluctance to fight and kill and not being assertive and authoritative enough led to him getting exiled by Tommy's long-lost son, Duke, hence why he's not among the family to have ascended with them, though he's in the Pantheon as a distant herald of sorts.
- The Heroic Protectors of Family aren't exactly optimistic about the Shelbys for obvious reasons, though their relationship is purely business at the moment, albeit an incredibly tense one. Tommy has taken it upon himself to ask them to look after the younger members of his family at times at the compensation of some regular residents of the House getting paid via charity donations. Although his stance was a stern one, he was genuine about his bargain, and the Heroic Protectors took the deal. They do have their grievances, particularly when Tommy killed a family group in retaliation for Ruby's death via a cursed sapphire that once belonged to his first wife, Grace and are wary of having to deal with him, given Tommy's willingness to kill anyone that dares to cross him. The Child Abuse Supporters once attempted to coax Tommy into a deal and alliance with the promise of more riches and resources, only to fall flat when their name made Tommy recoil and even point a gun at Lady Tremaine for even thinking about an alliance. He's dealt with an abusive father, which especially affected Arthur, and he's having none of it regarding abusive guardians, telling Tremaine and her supporters to take their beatings and stick it on themselves. Dreaded gangster and devious manipulator he may be, Tommy and Arthur despise familial abusers and are clear that not only are they welcome in their business, but anyone in their pay and employment who shows signs of said abusiveness would either get them fired or beaten under the order of the Peaky Blinders.
- The Shelbys are not one for pity, but there have been a few times where this would play a feeling for a few figures in the Pantheon. On the subject of Walt, the Shelbys were interested in Jesse Pinkman, though Tommy quickly figured that he wouldn't make for a good subordinate due to his rebellious, loud-mouthed attitude. He was right, but Tommy still conceded that regardless, Jesse is a very capable worker and a good man, but any attempts to have a working relationship fell moot as Jesse has taken steps to distance himself from a criminal life, seeing as this, and Walt's manipulations, destroyed his past life and relationships. Tommy compared Jesse to Arthur, noting how similar they were, and sympathized with him on that front and understands why he would want nothing to do with the Shelbys. On the other hand, the Shelby Family dysfunctionality bought to mind Tohru Honda, who had to deal with and help out with the baggage of the Sohma Family as well as struggling with her own turbulence of being parentless and living in a tent, all whilst keeping up an optimistic outlook on life. As much as she would like to help them, Tohru feels intimidated by the idea of trying to help a crime family, especially one as big and influential as the Shelbys, and figures that the people in the family aren't bad, just mentally and emotionally damaged. Surprisingly, Arthur, of all people, appreciates Tohru's support and care as her open acts of kindness like giving out toys and food for the family kids and telling Arthur that he's not as bad as he or anybody else thinks. Still, she keeps some distance regarding a drunk Arthur, but it's clear that the Shelbys, Polly and Michael included are open and affable towards Tohru and generally are on speaking terms, even if she admits to being a bit scared about Tommy and being careful about pitying Polly.
- The three older Shelby brothers fought during the Great War and predictably, they all came back with the psychological drama that plagues their minds for as long as they could. Many noted that Tommy used to be a much nicer and idealistic man before he enlisted in World War I and that the war shaped him into becoming the cold, stern, and often brutal pragmatist that he's become. Arthur cracked some jokes regarding how not much times haven't changed upon learning of World War II, The Cold War, and The Vietnam War, among others. They expressed some interest in those like John Rambo and Niko Bellic, two former soldiers whose experience in fighting in wars led to them developing PTSD and a sense of alienation for what they've participated in. They don't want anything to do with the Shelbys due to their ties to crime, but on a fortunate note, they are sympathetic towards Rambo and Bellic and would not antagonize them out of respect. Ted Striker's trauma of flying was ironic due to his occupation as a pilot, but the Shelbys still expressed their respect for keeping up with his job in spite of the baggage that came with his turmoil. Even when the brothers have some thrill-seeking regarding fights, they don't dare to be reminded of the House of Military and Warfare, though Tommy would only really visit it if it means getting weapons suppliance to further his organization's firepower in desperate situations.
- Surprisingly, despite the reputation and infamy of their occupation, they're on good terms with the Hall of Ungulates. The Shelbys, especially Tommy, are openly fond of horses and find time to take care of them and even take part in hosting horseback riding contests, particularly Epsom Downs, which they did on Derby Day 1922. While there was a recorded instance where Tommy killed a horse, this was because the horse in question was gravely wounded and dying painfully, so Tommy opted to end its life as quickly as he could, clearly showing umbrage to his action. While Johnny Joestar would rather not get involved in the criminal life, Tommy and Arthur are generally rather complimentary of his reputation as a participant in Steel Ball Run and would like to see the young man participate in a race hosted by the Shelbys, albeit one where he doesn't have to use his Stand. The family also very much appreciated Black Beauty and they personally treated the horse very well in their first encounter, with Tommy even placing a bet that Black Beauty would win in a race and appreciating its regal, yet affable demeanor. The Mane Six were complicated as Arthur was perplexed at the idea of talking magical ponies, even describing their story as "friendship, and more fucking friendship to down someone". The ponies, especially Fluttershy, were intimidated by Tommy's cold, icy stare when they first encountered each other, but otherwise don't hate each other, especially as the sextet would have been someone Tommy's late daughter, Ruby, would have very much enjoyed being friends with and they take pity in Tommy losing his child, though they would never bring this matter up near him. The Houyhnhnms were the one sort of horses that the Shelbys came to actually hate, though that's because of their own misanthropic view towards humanity and then labeling the family as a reason for why humans are inherently bad, with Arthur calling them "high rise, pompous wankers for horses", and Tommy would just not want anything to do with them as being enemies with them would amount to nothing for him and his family.
- Being a politician only furthers Tommy reputation as a skilled and magnetic manipulator and strategist to the point where he's been in contact with Winston Churchill before his time as prime minister, an opportunity that bolstered his influence and popularity. Tommy is a shrewd, conniving politician, willing to skirt the lines of corruption, bribery, and extortion if it means dealing with his enemies in the long game and developing his resources for the future. While most are unaware of the true depths of depravity Frank Underwood had strewn during his time as a president of the United States, Tommy is one of the few to know of such and was rather very quick in learning about this. Frank admits to respecting Tommy's cold and stern expressions mingling with his ferocious thinking, deceptive ploys, and willingness to shed blood, but otherwise, the two don't get along as Tommy was disgusted by Frank's career as president and felt like he was a threat to his political power. Lex Luthor was more complicated; while mainly a businessman with criminal ties, he was US president at one point and is very open about making ends meet with anybody so long as they benefitted him in some way. Like Frank, Lex was praiseworthy of Tommy's more unscrupulous qualities and was a man whose extreme popularity and appeal in the Pantheon greatly blanketed his true nature as a supervillain. Tommy and Lex have a business partnership involving gun trading and alcohol distribution, though Lex sees Tommy as a useful man to further his influence in the divine realms. Tommy is aware of Lex's true nature but is willing to play along with the billionaire villain so that he could find other means to provide for his family and gang whilst keeping suspicions at the LexCorp CEO from time to time. Though the less said about the Shelby kids being a bit fascinated with Superman, the better. Given how he had to deal with Oswald Moseley and the British Union of Fascists, Tommy's not fond of Nazis either, though that's mainly because he thinks racial superiority doesn't work well with his business practices and the idea of Nazism becoming powerful would go against everything Tommy and his family had built up.
- Much like anyone from the old times, the Shelbys were surprised to see how London and, by extension, the United Kingdom had changed over the years. It took some time to get used to new everyday things like televisions, computers, phones, and more advanced cars. Regardless, the family was quick to adapt with Tommy figuring that he couldn't possibly consign himself exclusively to Victorian London where crimes were too rampant and the criminal underbelly there too violent and disarrayed to properly do business or seek alliances with. While the new sorts of technology seemed impressive and immersive, it didn't take long for Tommy to realize that dealing with them would be a detriment; there were more chances for visual evidence, and police and rival gangs would want to use said tech to put a stop to the Shelbys and the Peaky Blinders however way they want, forcing him to learn and adapt, which he did rather quickly for a man of his time. Outside of updated technology, the UK has been a lot cleaner with a boom in immigrants and much of it sporting various landmarks and attractions. For one, Arthur and John enjoy taking the family kids to the London Eye as well as any fun fairs they could find.
- Just as much as abusers, the Shelbys are not nice towards rapists either, which is especially apparent when Polly and Michael themselves became victims of sexual abuse, especially the latter when he was a child. Needless to say, they got their revenge on those who violated them, including a corrupt police officer from Belfast for Polly and a priest from the Economic League for Michael. Said people were already bitter enemies with the Shelbys as they were an obstacle against their ambitions and were willing to destroy and kill anyone who stood in the way of their goals. While neither is willing to discuss their experiences for obvious reasons, Polly will lash out at whoever tries to pity her, even if it's for other grievances. There are victims like Helena Bertinelli, who was descended from a mafia family herself and while she's not in alignment with crime, she can relate to Polly's struggles, and there are those like Ellen and Sakura Matou who share their sentiment and Sakura herself being able to lash out at her aggressor at one point, albeit at the cost of losing her sanity as Dark Sakura for some time. Polly knows that there are victims of sexual abuse like she was, but that hardly matters; she would rather talk about her plans, goals, and her son than anything else, though she does admit to feeling pity for Tess Durbeyfield and the two are on speaking terms, even if they would never talk about their story of defilement. On a general note, the Shelbys were annoyed at how there were a number of rapists in one of the Houses they have their Domain set in, though there were just as many who were opposed to it, like them. Rapists are one of those types of people who are strictly forbidden to work for the Peaky Blinders and their members are not hesitant about killing them should they ever find out about one.
- The family is infamous for being a magnet for bad luck, which Tommy is aware of and despises this fact. Simply put, nearly anyone who gets involved with Tommy or the Peaky Blinders will either die or have their lives ruined. The fact that his daughter caught tuberculosis due to a curse from a sapphire that Grace had and her death, later on, doesn't help matters either. This has caused the family to be quite angsty when it comes to starting relationships of any kind other than for business reasons, which is carried over in the Pantheon. Their circumstances with bad luck are similar to that of Qrown Branwen and Milo Murphy's, although the Shelbys have less luck in confronting their grievances and suffer more from it, plus they are not ones to take pity, even if Qrow and Milo feel a bit sympathetic for them despite their occupation as heroes. Tommy's luck with love is also a faltering one, having lost his first love to illness shortly after he came back embittered from WWI, seeing his first wife take a bullet for him, and cheating on his second wife Lizzie to alleviate his own stress and past grievances. He's been seen in the Hall of Romantic Loss where he calmly orders a cup of tea to reminisce about his past, though he'll sometimes bring Arthur, Ada, or some of his most trusted followers along to have proper conversations that don't involve getting drunk. Despite being a criminal leader, Tommy respects the staff and gives them a decent tip for their services. Still, his infamy assures that his presence commands a sense of fear and wariness towards any other visitors, and it's best not to bring about the subject of his first lover and his first wife.
- Although they are one of the most successful gangsters of the 20th Century, the Shelbys do admit that balancing out their legitimate businesses and the Peaky Blinders has been a mammoth task they've struggled to deal with, and much of its success could be attributed to Tommy. The Shelbys have a hand in gin distribution, which made them a recurring supplier for the Hall of Alcohol and manufacturing motors. Their high business rate has allowed the company to be given recognition in the Houses of Commerce and Jobs and Profession where they've steadily become a bit more financially larger thanks to the increased standards of money rate. Although the Shelbys and their companies are larger and richer than ever, Tommy still intends on playing things safe; the Pantheon is an unfamiliar and unpredictable world after all and he's careful about what alliances and connections he's going to need. He's leading a gang organization after all and that makes things more complicated. Tommy also has to contend with how some see gangsters like him as being really cool and he'd rather not get tangled with wannabes, but so far, he's done pretty well in keeping his business and gang afloat and while there are some who oppose him due to his occupation and mental ferocity, the Peaky Blinders are going strong and his family is doing well despite their losses, and that's enough to keep him satisfied for now.
- They also have a place in the Hall of Organized Crime.
- Tommy Shelby
Demigods
Carter Pewterschmidt
Carter Pewterschmidt, God of Obnoxious In-Laws

- Demigod (briefly a Quasideity when he lost his wealth)
- Symbol: The billboard for Pewterschmidt Industries
- Alignment: Originally True Neutral, but is now Neutral Evil (sometimes reverts to the former on a good day)
- Portfolio: Jerkass, Has No Respect For His Son-In-Law Most Of The Time, Took a Level in Jerkass to a Asshole Rich Hate Sink, Hilarious In His Hate Sinkery, Psychopathic Manchild, Often Right To Criticize Peter, Evil Old Folks, Even Evil Has Loved Ones, Fond Of His Grandkids, Occasional Kindness, Screw the Rules, I Have Money!
- Domains: In-Laws, Riches, Jerks, Family Dynamics
- Herald: Barbara "Babs" Pewterschmidt (his wife).
- Special relationship with: The Griffins (his relatives)
- Allies: Charles Montgomery Burns (most of the time), Mr Krabs, Moneybags, Cal Hockey
- Vitriolic Best Buds with: Eliza and Neil Reagan, Lady Tremaine
- Enemies: Ultimately, anyone who threatens his family. Asides from that, Goro Akechi (one-sided on Goro's part), The Phantom Thieves of Heart, Nazi deities
- Former enemy: Eric Cartman
- Opposes: Jerry Smith, Randy Marsh
- Opposed by: Homer Simpson, Robert E.O Speedwagon, Shrek
- Dislikes: Jewish deities, and to a lesser extent poor deities like Chester A Bum
- Respects: Seto Kaiba (not reciprocated)
- Drinking buddy: Rick Sanchez
- In-laws being frustrating is a tale as old as time. The wealthy owner of US Steel and Pewterschmidt Industries did not care for his daughter's dimwitted and crasser boyfriend, and tried to pay him a million dollars to break it up. Peter refused, and Carter Pewterschmidt has been salty about it ever since. While they occasionally get along, for the most part Carter is stand-offish, critical and contemptuous of his son-in-law. Ironically, they share some things in common like childishness and being tools.
- Initially he was just a jerk to Peter, but but has become a punchable rich jerk who's done many amoral things like pretend like he's gonna help out poor people only to not do so and perhaps worst of all, witheld the Cure for Cancer to make money off regular treatments. His Corrupt Corporate Executive and usual Karma Houdini status had the Phantom Thieves threaten to change his heart. Carter has heard enough about their reputation to fear this and start up a genuine charity while giving away the cure to the pantheon. Unfortunately the company that developed the chemicals to make it went belly-up shortly after this "generosity", however it was enough that they decided not to go after him...at least for now. They're still keeping tabs on him so he can't afford to be too much of a Jerkass.
- More chilling are the implications he has been involved in sex trafficking and parental abuse, along with his statement he did a dog in the Philipines once. Also, he treats his employees (mainly African-American ones likes slaves. This immediately burned the unofficial armistace with the Phantom Thieves and while publically denying the first two, Carter is in terror of the idea of them going to change his heart. Goro just wants to kill him given his daddy issues, though as bad as Carter is he does have moments of compassion, which can not be said of Masayoshi Shido. Something where the Thieves, including Goro, admit that Carter and his crimes seem less serious and more ridiculous, but it also just makes him look weird.
- Considering his crimes, Carter is denying all possible ties he may have with the Slavers and denies ever meeting them. He was glad that the Punisher went to town on them, as it prevents them trying to potentially blackmail him. He's also paying a pretty penny to the House of Madness and Insanity to hide his mentally unstable son Patrick, who became a Serial Killer of fat men after catching his wife having sex with Jackie Gleason.
- Grew up in wealth and waited on hand and foot his life has certainly played a part in his childishness and dickery. Speedwagon considers him rather unpleasant while
- His complaints about Peter are that he feels he's a buffoon, a bad husband and parent. A number of these criticisms could be thrown back at him, but they're still valid criticisms. Occasionally he and Rick drink and rant about "their dumbass son-in-laws", however when push come to shove both are willing to protect them. Carter also dislikes Randy Marsh as his childishness reminds him of Peter, except he's not related so Carter doesn't care for his well-being in the slightest.
- Speaking of South Park deities, Eric Cartman initially hated him because of his hatred for Family Guy and played the cherubic kid so he could pick on him. However Carter became fond of him due to looking up his jerkassery and pointed out that he loves to be a thorn in Peter's side. Ultimately Eric though he was kind of "kewl" and while no ally, he isn't going to be his enemy. At least, in private; Cartman is still trying to make it clear he hates Family Guy.
- Doesn't have many friends in the pantheon as he's not dedicated enough in flat-out evil to be of interest to the Grand United Alliance of Evil, but is too much of an elitist, bigoted dick for the rest. A scheme to try and get around the Phantom Thieves of Heart led to fall into poverty yet again, where he was forced to spend time with Chester A Bum. While he reclaimed his fortune again he is a little more tolerant about Chester than he is other poor people. But still, only a little more.
- Carter and Mr Burns are good friends, and the fact that Peter Griffin and Homer Simpson remain at odds amuses the former even more. Sometimes they even set up fights between the two for afternoon entertainment. Homer may hate Peter more, but he doesn't like Carter due to being the exact kind of Jerkass as his boss and is starting to see how Lois can be so mean. On the very rare times he and Peter aren't butting heads, he actually feels sorry for the bad relationship Peter has with his father-in-law. Homer himself has obnoxious sisters-in-laws who treat him with about as much contempt as Carter his son-in-law, so it's not like he doesn't understand how Peter must feel.
- Carter is also friends with Mr Krabs, Moneybags and Cal Hockey given they're rich assholes too. How evil they are is Depending on the Writer, just like Carter. With Cal he wanted him to be with Rose, though more because he's elitist and doesn't care for Jack Dawson. Interestingly when he was courting his future wife Barbara he used to be a far more charming and kind man. But things started to go downhill for his attitude, whether it be having his wife hide her Jewish heritage or her affair with Jackie Gleason. While he has cheated on her later on, he did manage to earn her forgiveness for the impropriety.
- One of the only sore spots he and Mr Burns have is the latter co-laborated with the Nazis. Not only is Carter a war veteran but more importantly his wife is a Holocaust survivor, so he has contempt for all Nazis. And those who go AWOL, for that matter. Mr Burns insists he only worked with them for money and wasn't in on that part of Nazism, though given he was part of the SS this is questionable. Of course he left by 1941 so maybe he's not that guilty. In fact, neither would be Carter if his war history is accurate, since despite apparently being fluent in German thanks to his still-living grandmother, he's still seems embarrased about her apparently being a Nazi hiding in Brazil.
- Shrek doesn't like him for being an elitist prick, basically everything bad about his own father-in-law with nothing good. Carter didn't think much of Shrek at first, but he ended up being genuinely impressed by his relationship with Princess Fiona. He still acts like he's better than Shrek because he's an elitist prick, but seems genuinely impressed on a certain level with him.
- As bad as a person Carter is, he still loves his family. He's particularly fond of his grandkids. So while he does enjoy his time with the Reagan twins and Lady Tremaine, given their similar personality, he feels they should treat their relatives with a tad more respect.
- Once portrayed Emperor Palpatine. While certainly being as pleasant as Palpatine (at least when he's not putting on the charm), the Galactic Emperor considers his perfomance to be "meh" and considers Carter's villainy to be milquetoast. For what it's worth, Carter considers Palpatine too evil considering both the far larger scale but mainly because he killed his clone son and tried to do the same to his granddaughter. Again, for all his faults Carter still loves his family.
- While a dick of an in-law, he gets a chuckle out of Doctor Strange having cosmic evils for in-laws, along with the time J.Jonah and Spidey were adoptive brother-in-laws. They don't like to be reminded of that, so Carter never stops reminding them of it.
Quasideities
Penny (The Big Bang Theory)
Penny, Goddess of Nerd Nannies ("slugger" (by her dad), Queen Penelope, Patsy, P-Dawg, Bestie, Penny Hofstadter)

- Quasideity
- Symbol: The 4B door to her apartment with Sheldon's classical greetingnote
- Alignment: Between Neutral Good and Chaotic Good
- Portfolio: Nerd Nanny, Girl Next Door, unknown surname/maiden name, hates being implied to be stupid, Cloudcuckoolander's Minder and pseudo-mother/sister to Sheldon, the only non-genius in her group, harder drinker than her friends, slowly waning Nerd-Cultural Osmosis Failure, from working as a bartender to working as a pharmaceutical salesperson, Waiting for a Break in being an actress, Street Smart, lived just outside of Omaha, Nebraska, White Sheep in her possibly Dysfunctional Family, Geeky Turn-On, Girly Bruiser, Good Bad Girl, occasionally hypocritical, Literally Loving Thy Neighbor, Masculine Girl to Leonard's Feminine Boy, Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak, groggy until 11 AM, ashamed of her role in Serial Ape-ist, freeloads on food and wifi
- Domains: Non-Nerd, Friends (with Nerds), The Lad-ette
- Herald: Leonard Hofstadter (her husband)
- Followers: Kuranosuke, Sydney White, Donna Pinciotti, Jackie Burkhart, Angus McPhee
- Allies: Sheldon Cooper, Wil Wheaton
- Aside from the usual rules for ascension, one extra requirement to ascend with the Nerd Nanny title was to have a nerd to be a "nanny" to. To the already ascended Sheldon Cooper's mild dismay, his roommate Leonard Hofstadter's girlfriend now wife Penny was appointed for that role.
- One mild problem Penny has with her ascension is that she can no longer freeload for take-out food (unless it's from her followers or when eating at the House of Food) or wifi. Electricity is free, though, thanks to the Yamato Perpetual Reactor.
- Though she can't really follow up on what geniuses say, she's hung out with enough of them for a long enough time to be able to pick up on some of their factoids, to the surprise of several. As such, she's managed to be friendly enough with the good deities in the Houses of Science and Knowledge.
- And whenever overly complicated solutions are being devised, if there's a simple alternative, she will provide it.
- She once appeared in an ultra low-grade horror movie called Serial Ape-ist (with a Killer Gorilla), but refuses to comment on it. Like with every piece of fiction, it eventually found its way in the underground market and rumors of her bit part spread.
- There's also a sequel titled Serial Ape-ist 2: Monkey See, Monkey Kill, where she plays a clone of the previous character she played as in the last one, and is a Beast Woman with gorilla hands and feet and gets triggered at the sight of bananas. Some mad scientists think it would hilarious to try and do that for real just for kicks.
- Is staying away from MMORPGs after the last time she got addicted to them, only stopping when she realized she accepted a virtual date with Howard Wolowitz.
- Speaking of games, somehow, despite having zero prior experience, Penny's managed to be knowledgeable enough in Halo to thrash three of her geek friends (inc. Sheldon) in it, and beat Leonard in chess on the same day she learned the rules! Given that these incident are more of a Rule of Funny, that's all she's getting here.
- Would like to remind people that Las Vegas wedding chapels are legal places to get married. She knows from personal experience. Homer and Flanders correlate this statement with their own experiences regarding them.