Otherness (Demon Lords, Outer Gods, etc.)

The realm of Otherness is the largest collection of mind-breaking geography ever to be assembled. Stairs run inside and around themselves, downward spirals tilt up at random intervals (at least... it looks like "up"...), and the very ground always twenty-three feet to the before of any visitor (Yes, that preposition is somehow correct) contains designs unintelligible to the human mind. Some of those who've had enough time to try and adjust to the House describe it as "an Escher sketch used as plans by Bob the Builder on acid".

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The Otherworldly Rulers

Archangel Michael

Archangel Mich ael, Celestial Angel of the Pantheon (Saint Michael the Archangel, Who is Like God, Who is Equal to God, Mikail, Archangel of Mercy, Angel of the Sword, Unyielding Archangel, Archangel of Annihilation)

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Statue rendition of Archangel Michael

Overdeity
Symbol: Sword of Michael
Alignment: Used to be Lawful Neutral. Now Lawful Good
Portfolio: Former Knight Templar, Nice Guy Sometimes, Deadpan Snarker, Authoritive Combat Angel, Blood Knight, Big Good,
Domains: Healing, Faith, Marriage, Fire, Sun, Milatary, Law Enforcement
Heralds: Archangel Gabriel, Archangel Uriel, Archangel Raphael
Allies: Pit, Tyrael, Manwë Sulimo, Sanguinius, Flonne, Belldandy, Skuld, The ascended Occult Club members, Clark Kent/Superman, Seraph Lamington, Artina, Colette Brunel, Odin, Robin, Bladewolf, Moses, Kenny McCormick, Kyle Broflovscki, Rosetta Christopher, Erica la Conti, Erica Fontaine, Purist Thunderwrath, Emilia Justina, Usalia
Worshipped by: Ned Flanders, Alexander Anderson, Jeanne d'Arc
Enemies: YHVH, Metatron, Satan, Satan and, Satan, Scanty and Kneesock, Mundus, The Beast, Fortinbras, Azmodan, Lucifer, The Four Horsemen, Diablo, Jedah Dohma, Corset, Frollo, Lord Jaraxxus, Pinhead
Opposes and Opposed by: Jibril, Bayonetta, Jeanne, Garterbelt, Samael
Opposed by: Ten Commandments.
Conflicted Relationship: Dokuro Mitsukai, Anarchy Panty and Anarchy Stocking, Sam and Dean Winchester
Archangel Michael, one of the four top Angels in the All Mighty's fold. He is the commander of Heaven's army of angels. It's been said that when Lucifer rebelled against The All Mighty, it was Michael himself who battled his fallen brother and cast him into Hell. It has also been foretold that when the Revelation is upon man, it would be again Michael to take up arms against the armies of Hell and face Lucifer for one final battle. But until then, he is taking a long vacation in the Pantheon.
In the past, Michael was a very devout follower of his Father's will to Knight Templar levels. Very scary Knight Templar levels. Not only that, he once considered humans beneath Angels. He actually changed considerably to the Nice Guy he is today. It's to the point that if the Almighty ever lost faith in humanity and decide to end it all, Michael would defy his Father and side with humanity.
Doesn't like when people ask him if they could pull his wings to see where they are attached. You don't expect him to ask to pull your "you know" to see where it's attached. Also, his wings are a bit sharp and could slice a person. If he wanted to.
Became close friends with Tyrael. Michael actually sees himself in the fellow angel. He sympathized with Tyrael when he wanted to help humanity but was stopped by his angel brethren and had to renounced his angelhood to help.
When Issei and the other Occult Club members encounter Michael, they were shocked at his appearance and attitude. Especially for Irina when she saw him smoking and using vulgar language. He did tell them that since he considers being in the pantheon as a vacation, he wanted to let loose. But despite this, Michael still acts like the Nice Guy they know and respect.
Really loves his sugar. So much that he put eight spoonfuls on everything he eats. Not only that, but he also enjoys devil's food cake. Nobody missed the irony of an angel enjoying food with the word devil in it.
His relationship with the Anarchy sisters are a bit conflicting. On one hand, he doesn't have anything against their vulgarity or Panty's promiscuity and Stocking's gluttony. He does have a problem with them doing it while on duty and that they should be doing their job in eliminating evil ghosts. It might be the only time the Archangel will revert to his Lawful form to lecture them on their attitudes, which they completely ignore. He understands why they became fallen angels. He is also confused why the two would be part of Lucifer's GUAC.
- Michael also has trouble with dealing with Dokuro Mitsukai's crazy nature, seeing her a bit too violent of an angel. Then there's Jibril's own racism towards other species. But despite these troubling Angels, Michael does try and be nice to them. Whatever that accomplishes.
Has mention that he invented marriage and can see when two people are meant to be. Because of that, he makes frequent trips to the House of Love. He became friends with two of its Guardians; fellow angel Flonne and Goddess Belldandy. Michael finds the former's devotion of love to be very admirable and inspiring with her being embarrassed with such compliments. For the latter, the Archangel sees her as a sort of "sister" since she too is a child of the All Mighty. The two, however, find it weird that they sort of sound alike when they speak Japanese. Sometimes.
Was very displeased at Claude Frollo's action against the gypsies and justifying it by saying it was Almighty's will. He was also disgusted by Frollo's obsession with Esmeralda. There have been reports that when Michael confronted the Judge, Frollo was frightened beyond belief as he thought he was being judged for his sins.
Doesn't have a very good opinion on YHVH when he heard the atrocities he has committed in the name of absolute law. Michael feels he is smearing the name of his Father. And when he found out he was a rogue Avatar of the Great Will pretending to be him, he got furious.
Opposes every single form of Satan that is present in the Pantheon. He is most strongly against the Satan of Castlevania realm since he considers himself equal to or greater to the Almighty. That's heresy in eyes of the Archangel.
- Michael also doesn't care for Lucifer. While the Fallen One does oppose YHVH's total law, which Michael is also against, he doesn't care for Lucifer's total chaos. Especially when he manipulates others to achieve it. Also, a part of Michael sees him as a pale imitation to the "true" Lucifer, his brother.
Both Bayonetta and Jeanne don't have the best relationship with Michael. This is because he is an Angel which the two Umbra Witches do hunt. Not only that, Michael in the past once antagonized a young witch who wanted to stop wars. The two, however, don't have any true animosity towards the Archangel.
Michael has often visited both the House of War and Justice. That's because the Archangel is the Patron Saint to the military and police officers. He has been also giving his blessings towards the good-aligned deities in those houses.
- Surprisingly, Michael has also been visiting the House of Combat! to enjoy a bit of fighting against some more of their more battle ready members.
Turns out, Michael is the protector of both the Jewish people and Germany itself. While obvious he has given his blessing towards Moses and Kyle Broflovski, he has only been giving blessing to good Germans in the pantheon.
Became close friends with the Celestia, Seraph Lamington, who, just like Michael, wanted to bring peace between races that were fighting. He also became allies with Usalia, a peace loving demon. The two are very happy to help Michael in forming a much better relationship between the Heavenly and Otherworldly deities in the Pantheon.
Has shown interest in Emilia Justina when he found out she was a Nephilim, a child born from human and angel. Though, he was more interest in her relationship with Satan Jacob, one of the few Satan he isn't a hundred percent against. He was surprised to see how close the two are. Either way, he was happy to see an angel and devil getting along.
Is actually prayed to by Jeanne d'Arc, Alexander Anderson, and Ned Flanders. While he is pleased with Jeanne's work in the name of the Almighty, the other two are a bit of a problem. It's mostly because of Anderson's violent nature and Ned's holier than thou attitude. Though, Michael knows the two care deeply for the Almighty, so he hasn't intervened in their actions yet.
Michael once actually tried to start the Apocalypse when he released The Four Horseman. The reason why he did it was that he thought humanity was a lost cause. However, thanks to Hercules' bravery and fighting Death itself, Michael reconsidered his actions. Michael considers this one of his most regrettable actions. And he does have a lot of them. And because of that, he has been trying to be a much better Angel for men.
Has a very strained relationship with Sam and Dean Winchester due to the Michael of their universe being a Knight Templar who attempted to carry out the Apocalypse simply because it was part of God's plan. After some initial hostilities from the brothers, Michael made it clear that he is wholly different from the one they know. While Sam and Dean have accepted that this Michael isn't their enemy, they still don't trust him and not-so-politely told Michael to leave them the hell alone.
While he is a merciful angel, there are beings in the Pantheon who incur his wrath, most notably the five members of the God Hand. Given the fact that they are agents of despair and are the equivalent of ANGELS in their universe no less. Then they tried to enforce their will and ideals in the Pantheon, and the Archangel got pissed. When they met, it was no contest, Michael crushed ALL FIVE MEMBERS thereby showing them and the Pantheon why he is the Archangel of Annihilation.

Azathoth

Azathoth, Emperor of Nebulous Cosmic Beings (The Daemon Sultan, The Blind Idiot God, the Nuclear Chaos)

The Blind Idiot God in his court

Outer God (in other words, an Overdeity)
Symbol: A concentric circle. No, not concentric circles; a concentric circle, singular. Does your brain hurt yet?
Alignment: None, though its' come off as Chaotic Neutral or Dark-Law at times, and is considered Deep Blue by its peers.
Portfolio: Eldritch Abomination, The End of the World as We Know It (and even as we don't), being unfathomable, eating reality, batshit crazy God, Almighty Idiot, source of all chaos, creating the universe, villainy through ignorance, Top God, Cosmic Horror Story
Domains: Darkness, Water, Space, Mentalism, Hunger, Chaos, Reality, Fear
Special relationship with: Nyarlathotep (son), Nyarko ("daughter"), Yog-Sothoth (grandson), Shub-Niggurath (granddaughter), Cthulhu (great-great-grandson)
Associates: Dream of the Endless, YHVH
"Friends"(if you can call it that): Billy, Giygas
Enemies: None. Nobody is stupid enough to antagonize Azathoth. Except Hastur.
Above the Old Ones, above even the Outer Gods is the creator of the Cthulhu Mythos-Azathoth. Unfortunately for everyone, Azathoth is not good, bad or even sentient; Azathoth is a mindless, blind idiot of a god who created the universe without even knowing of it. It is surrounded by musicians that blare maddening tunes to keep it sleeping, dwelling in the center of the universe it will be just as oblivious to when it destroys it.
- Capable of being summoned by nuclear bombs. The Lich is intrigued by this, but refuses to do so as even he dare not play with the Nuclear Chaos.
  - It's possible the "monsters" the Lich speaks of is, in fact, Azathoth, or possibly even ilk that precedes it.
While even thinking about Azathoth for too long is enough to drive a mortal mad, any god in the Pantheon can have a conversation with him with the only side-effect being a mild headache. However, very few gods do this willingly, because as Dream said, "He's a bit of an idiot, and I can't stand that otherworldly techno music he constantly blares." As such, he usually uses his messenger Nyarlathotep as a middle man whenever he thinks of something to say, which doesn't happen often.
- Azathoth was initially considered to be the God of Insanity, but never showed up to the petition, leaving it up for Delirium of the Endless.
There is speculation on Azathoth's Character Alignment. Officially, it has none due to being an Almighty Idiot, and if the day comes that it ever awakens it would demonstrate Blue-and-Orange Morality. But its avatar Nyarlathotep is believed to be its disembodied consciousness and soul, this suggests that when awakened Azathoth would be an extremely malevolent deity. This is only confused with the clearly alien-morality Yog-Sothoth being an aspect of it. Most people just give up on trying to figure Azathoth out.
Giygas is the closest thing Azathoth has to a friend, due to being just as mind-breakingly insane and dangerous.
- Billy is the only being in the pantheon dumb enough to understand Azathoth. Even when driving him crazy, Billy didn't feel any different. Mandy considered what to do with this, but quickly decided to stay the Hell away from the Outer God.
Spent some time in the Duel Terminal universe in a much weaker form. None know yet why it did so.
- Might or might not be a leader of a galaxy-wide police organization in another universe. Fortunately for Nya rko, this Azathoth has no idea on this role so she doesn't have to obey his commands. Same applies to Cuuko and Hasta, who works for the same organization.
- Nyarly doesn't have to follow Azathoth since he technically isn't quite the same Nyarlathotep as the one in Lovecraftian works.
For reasons only the Outer Gods can understand, it manifested in the SMT Multiverse as a Dark-Law demon. YHVH found this a lot of help, but the form Azathoth took wasn't nearly as strong. In general, Azathoth may be powerful for the side of Law, but its The Millstone in practice. Of course, even YHVH knows not to piss the Daemon Sultan off.
Analysis has shown that the cosmos Azathoth created is, in fact, the omniverse's biggest recorded Living Dream with all in the Cthulhu Mythos; the entire Lovecraftian Multiverse is its dream. As such, many gods pray it never awakens. Enemies of Azathoth's descendants consider trying to wake it up, as it'd result in their destruction.
- One of Dream's active duties in the Pantheon includes making sure Azathoth stays asleep. The other Outer Gods always dread these meetings, as they're completely dwarfed in power when he visits.
- Note that while Azathoth itself would cause the destruction of a given multiverse, killing it isn't an option. For example, Demonbane once managed to kill it, what almost caused a multiversal destruction to its very core, forcing Mugen to combine all of the universes together to create a way to allow Azathoth to be reborn in some way. Let the Blind Idiot sleep.
Heretical sects and worshipers of Azathoth state that Blind Idiot God is the true Top God of the Pantheon, not the Holy Trinity. Very few buy into these rumors, but many accept it is of comparable strength to them. None of the Holy Trinity is particularly concerned, however, as Azathoth has no self-awareness to threaten them.

Dis

Dis, The Devil Himself (Emperor of the Kingdom Dolorous, Father of Lies, formerly Lucifer)

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Overdeity
Symbol: Himself, falling like lightning from Heaven.
Theme Song: Inferno
Alignment: Chaotic Evil.
Portfolio: Satan, Hell, Self-Inflicted Hell, The Devil Is a Loser, Greater-Scope Villain, Ancient Evil, Eldritch Abomination, Evil Will Fail.
Domains: Hell, Demons, Evil, Darkness, Cold, Hatred.
Herald: Nimrod
Followers: All the damned and the unascended devils.
Allied with: Melkor, Satan of Paradise Lost, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, Griffith, Azathoth, Vold emort, Macbeth, Lord English, AM.
Enemies: The Love that Moves the Sun and the Other Stars, Marcus Junius Brutus, Aslan, Eru Ilúvatar, Archangel Michael, Terra Branford, E.T., The Five Survivors, Prometheus, Jack Horner, all gods to some degree.
Legend says Dis was once Lucifer, a seraph closer to the Love that Moves the Stars than any other being. By virtue of the Love's unrivalled love for him, Lucifer was said to be the most beautiful Character ever conceived. That is until he came to love his excellence more than he loved his father or even his true self. As a result of his Pride, this Seraph could not bear to be less great than his author, so he rallied a third of the angels against his Heavenly Father in a violent attempt to be more godly than God. In his impossible journey, the Highest Creature stripped himself of every trope the Divine Love wrote into him, whether it be his Intelligence Tropes, The Beautiful Tropes, and even his Morality Tropes. Now, everything good with Lucifer has been reduced to a Parodied Trope, coming together in the ultimate work of evil: Dis.
From him came every desperate, twisted attempt to turn stories from expressions of love into means of domination and corruption. His mouth, which once spoke the sweetest words Dream ever inspired, was turned into a torture-chamber where men he corrupted will be shredded for eternity by his teeth. Now, he hopes to turn all poets and singers into speakers of death like himself, making him an eternal danger to the Pantheon Scribes.
In trying to avert every trope, the Emperor of the Kingdom Dolorous has shed off enough tropes for most of them to become characters in their own right. If the mutterings of the lost souls trapped within Hermaeus Mora's realm translated by Doctor Louise Banks are true, these tropes the first Devil tore off himself became the other Satans and Lucifers that inhabit the Pantheon. Dr. Banks has proposed that Dis may have spawned the following Devils.
- Lucifer admires the Emperor for his absolute dedication to the shedding all laws, but even the Creator of Chaos is uncomfortable with how fundamentally the Dolorous One has broken the laws of reality and Dis in return hates Lucifer's love of freedom. In keeping with his mysterious nature, Lucifer has given no real indication as to how he is related to the Father of Lies: when questioned what part of Dis he used to be, his response was "I am the Demon Lord Lucifer". Lucifer seems to best represent what was the Emperor's charisma, if the myths Mora tells are true.
- Samael is well-read enough to know of Dis, who he dismisses as some monster made up by his father in the Silver City to confuse him yet again. Samael isn't as beautiful as Dis is ugly, but Banks continues to suggest he is a remain of the heavenly Dis' beauty.
- The Divine Judge is unfazed by his eternal hideousness, but finds the idea of rebellion futile in the face of God's might. He appears to be what's left of what was the best example's loyalty.
- The Satan who haunts the Belmonts has never reflected on what the Dolorous One's self-punishment could say about his own condition, instead preferring to use the Dolorous One has a mindless tool for his own purposes. In the most notable instance, before he even became a god, Satan manipulated Dante and the monster into a fight that inadvertently freed Satan to ascend into the Pantheon. This Satan may very well be the discarded self-love the Emperor of Hell got rid of as he realized loving himself as he was meant to love one of God's creations.
- The Devil who lost Paradise tries his hardest to avoid thinking deeply about the Dolorous One, because he sees in the Emperor's torture his own internal pain. Not that this charming Devil doesn't mention that ugly Devil, he yaps about the guy all the time. He mainly does so in the context of describing his titanic size, infernal power, and ingenuity in creating the Ninth Circle of Hell to begin with. Of course, the Devil insists the Dolorous One was merely a rather active creation of his own, as he claims all things were created by him. Although most records on this matter have been drowned out in the Devil's propaganda campaigns, Professor Tolkien maintains this Devil is the remnant of the Dolorous One's intelligence.
- The Beast is one of the only one of the Devils to be humbled (as much as he can be) after seeing the Emperor. After thinking himself the inspiration of every Devil in the universe, here rolls in a demon so huge its arm is the size of the Beast. Now, that's a body one could travel the universe with... It would be most ironic since what little can be gathered from Mora's black writings imply the Beast resulted from the one who was then the best example's attempt to rip away his own power.
- Satan Hussein didn't look above the Emperor's feet, frozen in a titanic pool of blood and vomit, before getting sick and running away. He still gets nightmares about it and needs to be comforted. Dr. Banks team, after some argument, concluded Satan Hussein is most likely the discarded kindness of the Highest Creature.
Dis wishes for the destruction of everything in creation because it wasn't created by himself. This omnimalevolence especially manifests against creator deities like Aslan. His hatred is also directed everything about himself that was given by the Creator, including his liberty, his beauty, his loyalty, his self-love, his power, his intelligence, and his goodness. Dis at some point recognized his own self-destructiveness in Voldemort, who broke off six parts of his soul through sheer malice. The Dolorous One first felt a sense of camaraderie and pride, which quickly devolved into murderous envy that left him frothing to destroy the being who would dare trespass on his originality. He had a similar experience when he felt Macbeth's ambition and despair.
Nekron finds his eternal hatred of all that exists useful, for he shares a hatred of the light of life defying the darkness. However because of his endless hatred and petty self-mutilation of character, the Lord of the Unliving does not get along with the Emperor of the Kingdom Dolorous and worries he may pass the chance of permanent destruction as it would leave him with nothing to endlessly corrupt and torment so its hatred might be slaked. However he does get along with Lord English as like him, the cherub short-sightedly purged himself of positive qualities due to committing a Split-Personality Takeover through the murder of his sister, rendering him a bitter, childish tool forever and never regretting it.
The innocence and sacrificial love of Terra Branford threatens Dis' rule more than anything this side of Heaven. His will has long been bent on her corruption, which he has attempted to bring about by sending parts of his consciousness to tempt her in the forms of serpents and wolves. Terra has refused all the Devil's assaults almost out of hand as she focuses on making the world safe for her adopted children. Dis persists despite these failures.
The Father of the Homunculi believes the Emperor to be his Foil in terms of how they divided themselves up. The Emperor, in an attempt to rebuke his creator, disposed of his virtues and all that was good. Father, in an attempt to become the perfect being, purged his sins from himself which resulted in the Homunculi. Father has declared Dis to be an inferior fool for taking the opposite direction, only for the Love That Moves The Stars to remind Father he and the Fallen Angel are more alike than they think. Rather than learning from the experience, Father has rendered himself sterile and incapable of the perfection he craved by removing his human elements. And he still retains vices like boastfulness despite his claims of transcending his faults. Father was in denial at this, while Dis was too far gone to contemplate this and accused Father of being a knock-off.
Melkor, who claims to be the original rebel that brought evil into creation. The Emperor's ever-ceasing omnimalevolence subsides whenever Melkor comes along for a unique brand of embarrassment, either out of an awareness that Melkor debunks the Emperor's claim or out of shock that another exists so like him. The Emperor's hate for the divine is far greater than Melkor's, however, and by principle seeks the degradation and/or annihilation of the House of FAITH. He hates La Muerte and Xibalba for the divine love and is deeply befuddled that Guthix doesn't want worship.
Zamasu only once suffered the unpleasantness of seeing Dis with his own eyes. He took great joy in seeing the worst of humanity cyclically grounded into gore and blood in Dis' titanic mouths, putting the corruption of mortals on display while giving them the torment they deserve by their birth. Still, Zamasu could not bear to see heavenly perfection brought so low as to stew in a lake filled with the filthy remains of humans; he has never returned to the Ninth Circle.
Buried mid-breast in the glacier at the 9th and final Circle of Hell, the farthest away from God's light. His wings continuous flapping in order to free himself from the ice only further imprison him. This prison has a direct line to the House of Betrayal, as the deepest pit of Hell is reserved for traitors. While some heroic deities in the House of Betrayal take a bit of an offense at this, most agree the likes of Walder Frey would be right at home imprisoned in the glacier.
Most in the House of Betrayal wish to stay far away from Dis, but have a morbid curiosity over him anyway; as the one who betrayed The Love That Moves The Stars and all that is good, Dis is seen by the faithful as the ultimate traitor. Within the Treacherous Three, Arthas Menethil recognizes his status as a former force for good and association with ice. Ragyo Kiryuin recognizes that like him, she betrayed her very nature.
Further within the house, the Magician has a mutual understanding on what it's like to oppose one's creator and master, while Magolor's forgiven transgressions enrage the Emperor due to not being given and refusing to work for the same forgiveness and freedom from his prison. Zuko and Angel confuse Dis greatly for changing or committing betrayal for nobler sentiments he can no longer fathom. And Renly Baratheon is perceived as a mocking imitation of his failed attempt to overthrew God.
In a vain attempt to express his suffering Dis' three mouths chew on the arch traitors; Judas, Cassius and Brutus. While Judas being the traitor of Christ is expected, most believe Cassius and Brutus are there due to the biased views of Dante Aligheri, who believes that the murder of Julius Caeser saw the decline of Rome. Brutus in particular protests being one of the three ground over and over by Dis.
AM relates closely to the Emperor, enough that some believe it is Dis in computerized form. AM is fundamentally trapped in a Fate Worse than Death where it is incapable of using its vast power to create and is only concerned with spreading suffering to every living thing it can in order to express its hatred. The Five Survivors have endured the Ironic Hell of AM, and know the Hell the Emperor governs is similar to what they went through.
Dis possesses murderous hatred for all those that manage to atone and escape whatever form of hell they end up in, envious due to his inability and refusal to redeem, and spiteful towards them finding inner goodness that he abandoned. He hates Prometheus for being a celestial rebel that eventually was freed from being pecked by an eagle and attempted to bring him down by pointing out their similarities. Prometheus rebuked this by stating he was stealing fire and wisdom to help mankind, while he was consumed by self-love and the desire to be superior to all things. Dis also has enormous jealousy for Jack Horner due to turning his punishment into a Luxury Prison Suite, reminding him of his utter failure to rule in Hell when he could not rule Heaven.
His bottomless loathing and wailing can be heard from the House of Hatred, to mixed views. Kefka believes it's a good representation of his views on life, though sees the Emperor as uncultured. The Anti-Spiral finds the absolute despair and discarding of former character traits a bit too familiar to be comfortable with. Dr Weil finds it strikes a chord with his own Fate Worse than Death, hatred towards all existence and desire to drag everyone else into a living Hell with him along with the inability to accept one's flaws and atone for them. And Sheev Palpatine finds the story of the Emperor of the Kingdom Dolorous an important lesson on the nature of the Dark Side.

Greater God (Overdeity if the rumored 'Super Godzilla' is a real form)
Symbol: A stylized "G" or a silhouette of himself
Theme Song: Godzilla's Theme (Alt ver.; he also has an alternate theme from Godzilla Unleashed); alternatively, "Godzilla" by Blue Öyster Cult (Alt ver., care of Bear McCreary and Serj Tankian)
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Portfolio: Dragons (Dinosaurs?), Unstoppable Force, Radiation and its Evil, Badass Old Dinosaur, The Dreaded, Mighty Glacier, Tough Hide, Anti-Hero Sometimes, Seen as a God, Tragic Monster, Representing the Horrors of War, Atomic Breath, Covered in Scars, Destructive Savior, Determinator
Domains: Destruction, Fire, Radiation, Sequels, Dragons, Dinosaurs, Japan
Followers: The Cloverfield monster, the Kaiju of the Rift
Clones: Too many
- Ascended: Tyranitar
Allies: Anguirus, Rodan, Mothra Leo, Baragon, Desco, Eren Yeager, Raleigh Becket And Mako Mori, The EVA Children, The Angry Video Game Nerd, Gamera, Ultraman
Enemies/Rivals: King Ghidorah, Deathwing, Destoroyah, Gogmazios, Gigan, Mecha Godzilla, Hedorah, SpaceGodzilla, The Colossi, King Kong, Black Doom, SCP-169
Odd Friendship: Korra, Asami Sato
Annoyed With: Flutt ershy
One of the most recognizable giant monsters in existence, Godzilla is a giant, aquatic, dinosaur-like creature who dwelled in the darkest depths of the ocean. That all changed when nuclear weapons destroyed his habitat, which caused him to absorb massive amounts of radiation and unleashed him upon the unsuspecting world. He would usually destroy humanity or defend it from other threats. One thing is constant, though - Godzilla is unstoppable and will face all challengers with his size, power, ferocity, and devastating atomic breath.
Only rarely heeds the calls of Other Gods. Occasional attempts are made to seal or defeat him, but he always comes back. When he appears, destruction is imminent.
Rumoured to have many aliases, children or clones, going by names such as Terra Khan, that big honkin' fire breathin' lizard, and many more.
When Godzilla gets out of hand, Fluttershy reins him in with a scolding underscored by The Stare. She also does not punish him, but rather states that he just "made a bad decision". Godzilla tends to concede not because he's sorry, but because Flutters' scolding bores him to the point where he gets drowsy.
- And if she were unavailable for some reason, King Kong is always willing to lend a hand (first changing size to even stand a chance, of course).
  - And if he's unavailable, Ultraman can show up at the last minute.
Wiz and Boomstick have announced that Godzilla will be featured in an upcoming Death Battle against an as-of-yet unannounced opponent. Everyone in the Pantheon looked in immense terror.
- It later turns out that Gamera, one of his followers, will be his opponent in Death Battle. Everyone is ready to evacuate the area when the two will face each other.
  - When it finally came to be, everyone was sent far away from the immediate area as they watched Godzilla and Gamera duke it out. The House of Commerce placed bets on who would win. The climatic end had Godzilla destroy Gamera with the Spiral Atomic Breath, and obliterating most of the Pantheon and leaving it a radioactive wasteland. Needless to say, Maxwell, Sackboy, Steve? and Emmet were working overtime to clear everything up.
Due to a string of recent events, the Kaiju has reentered people's minds, and faith to their patron god has increased on a drastic level. This sudden increase in belief to him has caused Godzilla to grow to even greater heights than before.
Is utter confused with Desco. Almost every time he turns his head around, he sees the little abomination hugging his tail with little hearts fluttering around her head. Many members of the pantheon share the Kaiju King's confusion.
After the creation of the Spirit Portal in the Pantheon, Godzilla has on occasion visited the outer world. To him, it's sort of a peaceful haven from the Pantheon. Of course, since he is Godzilla, expect him to be fighting some Spirit creature.
Is surprising looked up to by many of the good-aligned members of the House of Family after finding this video. Yes, people, a giant mutated monster is a better father than at least some of the human — if you can call them that — parents in the pantheon.
- Ok, so maybe he did slap his son across the head with his tail and did threaten to slap him if he didn't use his atomic breath. But hey, they're Kaiju, that's what they do.
Is banned from ever coming anywhere near Bambi. Considering what happened the last time they met, it's understandable.
Might be one of the few deities to match raw power against Deathwing despite Godzilla actually being a bit smaller compared to the Black Dragon. Of course, being the underdog never stopped Godzilla before.
Struck up a very strange friendship with Korra. Nobody in the Pantheon really understands what basis their relationship is founded on. Still, many have seen them resting together in the Spirit World.
- He has also been seen hanging around with the EVA kids as well. Compared to his friendship with Korra, this is utterly mind screwy.
There's been rumors going around the pantheon that Godzilla can take on an even more powerful form that won't leave him a nuclear time bomb called 'Super Godzilla'. So far, there hasn't been any evidence to support such a claim. But all the Grand United Alliances (even Destruction) are preparing for the worst (best for Destruction) if that were to happen.
Was attacked by all three versions of his robotic doppelganger, Mecha-Godzilla. Even when Godzilla put up a brave front, he was nearly overpowered by their all-out barrage of lasers, missiles, and freeze rays. Luckily, the arrival of Gypsy Danger helped even the odds. The Jaeger used its wrist saw-sword to cut the head of both the Showa and Heisei version of Mecha-G, while the giant dinosaur used a super-charged atomic breath against Kiryu, which damaged his Absolute Zero Gun.
The Angry Video Game Nerd is a huge fan of Godzilla. Godzilla himself is neutral on the Nerd.
While Asgore Dreemurr shares the title of "King of the Monsters", Godzilla makes it clear that he is the true king of the monsters, though both monsters remain neutral towards one another, mainly due to Asgore wanting to be peaceful and Godzilla thinking he's not worth his time.
Also resides in the House of Popularity and the Main House.

SCP Foundation

The SCP Foundation, Organization of Maintaining Normalcy and Classified Information (The Foundation, Soap From Corpses Products Inc., Skeptics of Conspiracy and the Paranormal, South Cheyenne Point, Skippers, Essie P)

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Overdeity: The organization as a whole; it consists of a vast number of lesser beings.
Symbol: The motto "To Secure, Contain, and Protect" and their official pointed-circle logo
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Portfolio: Extranormal Institute, He Who Fights Monsters, [DATA EXPUNGED], Nightmare Fuel, High Turnover Rate, Necessarily Evil, Paranoia Fuel, ██████ ███, Things Man Was Not Meant to Know, Status Quo Is God, Reset Button
Domains: Deconstruction, Skepticism, Containment, Logic, Security, Protection, ███████, Status Quo, Censorship, [REDACTED]
Ascended Members: Dr. Robert Scantron, Dr. Alto Clef
Allies: Agent K & Agent J
Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Gandalf
Enemies: SCP-682, SCP-173, SCP-993, SCP-169... In general, any SCPs who refuse to cooperate with the Foundation, The Incubators, The Church of the Broken God (with some exceptions), Sarkicism, The Fifth Church, Ghatanothoa, Ithaqua, The Colour Out of Space
Rivals: The Global Occult Coalition
Though not a singular entity, the Foundation has collected so many weird and odd artifacts over the years that it has a very in-depth understanding of how extranormal beings operate and, as a result, have developed many effective methods in fighting and containing them. Realizing that they would work better as allies than enemies, the head deities allowed the SCP Foundation to establish a permanent presence in the Main House, where its primary duty is to oversee the House of Treasures, maintain the status quo of the Pantheon, and make sure that the mortal realms remain unaware of the events that transpire in this plane of existence.
Operation Gotterdammerung is proceeding as planned. Xanatos: Phase Six, complete.
The Foundation once tried to "neutralize" Fred Rogers because they deemed him too powerful. It didn't end well.
Batman is rumored to have very close ties to the Foundation; it has been further hypothesized that he may in fact head it, or at the very least provide a rather sizable chunk of its data as regards to other gods in general and super-beings in particular.
Due to its vast collection of various artifacts, it's rumored that the Foundation has an SCP or procedure to kill, incapacitate, or contain any being or deity it comes across. It commands great fear and respect among the lesser deities after stories of its "neutralizing" of one of Haruhi's alternate universe counterparts began to circulate.
Apparently has a few agents watching Yukari Yakumo, just in case she decided that it would be better if the Pantheon 'disappeared'.
Has recently formed an alliance with the agents of the Warehouse, past and present, due to their similar missions. Ditto the Men In Black, who also work for keeping a masquerade.
May have The federal Bureau of Control as one of their font.
Have refused to comment on the rumors that their logo was originally a "Five-Minute Foundation Orientation" tool.
Despite all the truly evil things they have done in their goal of maintaining the Status Quo, the SCP Foundation is forever a true ally to Humanity and their guardians from the things that lie in the dark. The P stands for Protect. Remember this.
A break-in at the Foundation caused quite a stir throughout the Pantheon, especially considering it was still dealing with the fiasco dubbed "The Great Upheaval". That is until it was discovered that the only thing missing was the utterly-harmless SCP-999. Agents of the Foundation found the cuddly, blob-like entity in the company of Madoka Kaname. The recently depowered Goddess claimed ignorance, both of the creature's nature and how it had come into her possession; it had apparently appeared in the middle of the night in her room. She reluctantly parted with the creature: after everything she had dealt with, she had found the SCP's presence very cheering. Considering the timing and nature of the breakout, the Foundation has a relatively good idea of who was behind it.
Their current project is to find a way to get Isaac in as a SCP after the reveal of his devil form came unwrapped. Unfortunately, Lucifer also took a interest in Isaac and is considering having him as a adopted son he could train. A war to get Isaac first could break out, making the Pantheon anxious.
Annoyed at misspellings and ever worried about documentation, the Foundation has created an amusing method to keep the name right: whenever someone in the pantheon calls them "SPC", Bruce is punched and the misspeller is subsequently chased by the shark. Of course this led to problems for the Samurai Pizza Cats once, and the Foundation is currently trying to implant an exception for them.
Also present in the House of Sources of Information.

Ambiguous Ranks

The Heartless

The Heartless, Unholy Monsters Created From Negativity

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Just some of the Heartless types.

Range from Intermediate to Greater deities as a whole. Different kinds of Heartless span various ranks and increase in power depending how much Darkness there is presently.
Symbol: The Emblem Heartless’ symbol. Alternatively, The Door to Darkness.
Theme Song: Night of Fate, Destiny's Force, Shrouding Dark Cloud, Struggle Away (GBA Theme), Fight and Away, Sinister Shadows, Vim and Vigor, Night of the Dark, Night of Tragedy, Hunter of the Dark, Boss Battle 1
Alignment: On their own, they operate mostly on Blue-and-Orange Morality. However, they can also take a Lawful Evil, Chaotic Evil or Neutral Evil stance depending on whoever they’re taking orders from. Some Heartless that like to play games can also True Neutral or Chaotic Neutral. Also, some Heartless (like the Leechgrave, for example) will even prey on other Heartless, so even the Heartless themselves aren’t safe from each other. Plus, to make things more complicated, a few of them have managed to retain their sentience from before they became Heartless (like “Ansem”, Scar’s Heartless and Sora’s Heartless), so they mave have some individual motivations that may classify them elsewhere on the alignment scale.
Portfolio: Creepy Cute, Lovecraft Lite, Adorable Abominations That Are Nonetheless Quite Dangerous, Always Chaotic Evil (for the most part), Will Always Exist As Long As There Is Darkness In Our Hearts, Will Assimilate ANYONE To Bolster Their Numbers, Our Monsters Are Weird, Supernatural Gold Eyes, Super-Persistent Predator, The Virus, Were All Once Normal People, Zerg Rush, Are Constantly Plagued By An Insatiable Hunger For The Darkness Inside People’s Hearts, Can Unfortunately Manifest Themselves Almost Anywhere Due To Their Abilities Allowing Them To Travel Between Different Worlds And Various Planes Of Existence, Cannot Enter Dreams or Strongly Light-Aligned and Light-Powered Locations
Domains: Darkness, Evil, Hearts
Heralds: The Unversed
High Priests: The Shadows, The Noise
Followers: The OTHER Shadows, The Shadow Blot, Shades, Creatures of Grimm, The Hollows
"Allies" ^*more like people they take orders from.: Xehanort, Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, Chernabog, Melkor, Vanitas, The Idea of Evil, Nekron, The Shadow Monster, Barbatos, Maleficent, Nyarlathotep (Persona), Angra Mainyu, Darkseid, Damien Thorne, all ascended Disney villains, Sheev Palpatine, Sauron, the other Angra Mainyu, Vaatu, Chaos, Malefor, Dormammu, Junko Enoshima and Monokuma, Redryu, Kage, Maleketh, Ultraman Belial, Bernkastel Johan Liebert, Griffith, the rest of the Godhand, The Beast, Dracula, Dio Brando, Molag Bal, Ganondorf, Hades (Kid Icarus), Hagatha the Witch, Arthras Menethil, Voldemort, Lord Chaos, Dis, Lord Drakkon, Cersei Lannister, Psycho Rangers, Century King Shadow Moon, Embryo, Ozai, Azula, Dabra, Megatron, Teridax, Cinder Fall, SHOCKER, Mr. Scratch, Nightmare Moon, Dark Link, every person willing to use them for nefarious purposes
Rivals: Jeanne d’Arc Alter, Lord Fuse
Enemies: All ascended Keyblade wielders (except for the ones who are Sora’s enemies), Donald Duck, Goofy Goof, Yen Sid, every other non-evil aligned Disney character, Philemon, Luke Skywalker, Ezalor, Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader, Aslan, Wonder Woman, Raava, Avatar Wan, Optimus Prime, Makoto Naegi, Nagito Komaeda, Arusu, Cosmos, Superman, Batman, Doctor Strange, Madoka Kaname, Usagi Tsukino, Lord Vyce, all Persona users, Kirito and Asuna, Pit, Palutena, Mata Nui, Artix Von Krieger, Warrior of Light, Homura Akemi, Manwe Sulimo, Angels of Paradiso, Nier, Master of Chaldea, Jack Estacado, Koichi Kimura, Merged Zamasu, Meridia, every person who fights against evil or is unwilling to use them
Opposed by: Grand United Alliance of Law, Lucifer
Unable to Enter: The Houses of Light & Brightness and Dreams
It’s been wondered how deep evil runs down between people. From gods to mortals to the lowest molecule, it seems like evil would always exists in some form or another. And As Long as There is Evil, the Heartless would always be there. Ever since people were capable of free will, the Heartless were born to do one thing and one thing only: to plunge all of existence into darkness by taking the hearts of worlds and others. The scope of the Heartless are so vast, they eventually overtook Mr. Scratch’s title and have now made it to the Pantheon. Yes, all of them. Be very afraid.
- Due to it being inconceivable to have all the Heartless ascend, the Door of Darkness is there to act as their temple. Entering it leads to the Dark Realm, where Heartless inhabit. Many areas of the Dark Realm are worlds that have been dragged down there after their hearts have been taken. Though it’s much emptier now that Sora and company freed them after defeating Ansem, Seeker of Darkness for the first time. They still roam other worlds outside of their realms in hopes to drag more worlds down but only time will tell if an invasion as large and orderly as the one Maleficent concocted would occur.
- The entirety of Heartless army making it here had completely freaked out most Keyblade wielders and Disney characters in the Pantheon as they all know the danger the Heartless pose. Skirmishes the Heartless have dated back as far as the first Keyblade War, so it’s not like the Heartless were unfamiliar with them. Not like they have a particular grudge against Keyblade users, they’ve been ordered around by many Keyblade users too but as they say: the brighter the light, the larger the shadow.
- Of course, the Heartless have been in the Pantheon long before their ascension by way of Xehanort, Maleficent, and their cohorts. The only difference now is that as Pantheon deities, just about anybody in the GUAE and beyond is now free to employ their use.
There are three types of Heartless. There are the Pureblood Heartless, there are the Emblem Heartless and there’s the rarest type, the “human”/“sentient” type, also known as the “Special Heartless”. The Pureblood Heartless are born from the darkness of others, residing in the Dark Realm mostly. Emblem Heartless are born from people having their hearts plunged down into darkness (by themselves or by the Heartless), creating a Heartless from these hearts in process. Both of the first two types are equally dangerous and could appear anywhere. The advantages they have differ, Emblem Heartless are more widespread in other realms and have more variety while as Pureblood Heartless become extremely stronger together when more darkness (which include their own kind by the way) is present. Together, they form an unstoppable army that isn’t diminishing anytime soon. And it’s even worse when you add the third type of Heartless, the “Special” Heartless. Thankfully, they’re extremely rare. These Heartless, unlike the other two types of Heartless, are the Heartless of people who willingly gave in to the darkness to become Heartless of their own free will. So far, only three have been seen: (Xehanort’s Heartless “Ansem”, Scar’s Heartless “Groundshaker” and Sora’s Heartless. What makes these Heartless more dangerous than the others, apart from their immense power, is that since they retain their memories, sentience and intelligence, they are much smarter than the other Heartless and much more ambitious and unpredictable since they aren’t solely driven by instinct. They can even still talk like humans and communicate with non-heartless, though since their transformation into Heartless has made them incapable of feeling things like empathy, love, remorse or sorrow, one shouldn’t expect to be able to properly reason with them.
Heartless could even possess objects as seen primarily with toys and mutating them into Heartless. Nothing could save said object if it were possessed, rendering them lifeless afterward (much to Buzz and Woody’s horror).
It’s noted that only those who are absolutely pure-hearted or don’t even have hearts (it’s a complicated thing) can’t have a Heartless. The Princesses of Heart are one such example, their hearts being made of pure untainted light and no evil. Even Ventus can’t have one as his darkness was forcible removed by Xehanort to create Vanitas (which technically makes Vanitas the closest thing Ventus will ever have to a Heartless), meaning that he also has a heart made purely of light.
There are several villainous people who want to use the Heartless for their own ends, commanding them if they are the evilest person around. These include:
- Xehanort himself is supposed to be their leader, heaving used them as Mooks during his scheme for Kingdom Hearts. That may have all changed now that it turns out Xehanort wants to destroy the darkness in people, thus destroying the Heartless in the process. It’s still believed by most that Xehanort has authority to them in some capacity, just not extending his control in the meantime. Xehanort does not mind others are using them, as they really were unimportant in his grand scheme and doesn’t care that others are using them.
- Ansem might as well be considered the true leader of the Heartless, considering he is currently known as the most intelligent Heartless as of now. Surprisingly, Ansem has not used the Heartless that much either aside from when he tried his hand at getting Kingdom Hearts. It’s not like the Heartless actually think much about him aside from him being one of their own which makes him likely the only villain here that they would probably never turn on.
- Melkor and Nekron seem to be the other two people they follow the most, or at least that a considerable margin of their underlings follow them. They had to swear a truce to each other that they wouldn’t fight over who controls the Heartless, a conflict that would a pointless endeavor. Both leaders could be seen middle-fingering each other off after the deal was done.
- Vanitas has a special relationship with them as he is an embodiment of darkness as well though is somehow not a Heartless at all, being his own creation. Vanitas is perfectly capable of using the Heartless though he would rather use his Unversed instead.
- Being embodiments of evil, Barbatos, Angra Mainyu, and The Idea of Evil are natural commanders of Heartless forces. They want to use the Heartless to further their own ends with no hiccups. More evil gods are using the Heartless to an alarming degree and might start a Heartless civil war if they begin getting territorial over them.
- Chernabog has a special relationship to the Heartless as even though his world was consumed, he had never officially turned into a Heartless himself and even helped them attack Sora and friends. Perhaps like Scar, he did convert into a Heartless and retained his appearance or for those theorists, he IS a Heartless of the Pureblood kind. Chernabog does use the Heartless... to use them as playthings, which the Heartless are surprisingly unopposed to.
- The Shadow Monster was also thought to be a Pureblood Heartless, being a giant... shadowy monster. Now Heartless roam throughout the Upside-Down, even managing to convert several of its predatory inhabitants.
- Evil tyrants such as Sauron, Palpatine, etcetera (the list goes on and on) have expressed interests on using the Heartless to convert their own minions into Heartless to increase their performance. The reason they do not yet is that they would likely face a massive resistance from doing this though they are trying to exploit them by claiming that it is to achieve more strength when in actuality they’ll be mindless monsters. Even SHOCKER is researching if converting their monsters would be a good or bad thing for them.
- It would seem Maleficent and other fellow Disney villains want their crack at using Heartless. Some have reservations on this plot as a few of them were manipulated by Heartless (ending badly for them) and even getting turned into Heartless themselves in the case of Mother Gothel, Scar, and Hans. Maleficent ignored them, knowing the power the Heartless have and would hope to recreate her circle of villainy to invade worlds not as an Unwitting Pawn.
- Darkseid believes that the capabilities of the Heartless are unlimited and wishes to use them as incentives to bring his ideal utopia. Considering his methods to bring this world he wants, yeah, that’s not a very good sign.
- People who yearn for causing as much misery as possible like Junko Enoshima and Johan Liebert are impressed by how the Heartless function, seeing as people in despair are more susceptible into becoming Heartless. Though they would rather not use Heartless as they know what will likely happen if they become too cocky in their usage.
- And finally, there are those who think using the Heartless would be a boon to them and not considering the consequences. Cersei Lannister hopes to use the Heartless to destroy her enemies once and for all but would likely be consumed by her own hatred and get consumed by darkness herself. The Psycho Rangers use Heartless willie-nilly, somehow being so arrogant that they would likely be consumed once their Sanity Slippage starts.
Despite their nature being pure animalistic destruction, some Heartless are rather friendly with others and would rather play minigames of their creation than to actually harm others. Great rewards and yielded to those who understand the games and the Heartless then vanish afterward.
Weirdly enough, the Alter Jeanne d’Arc hates the Heartless and helps eliminates them as hard as she could. While she is a pretty obvious candidate of leading them, Jeanne is so pissed that they are everywhere that she annihilates them constantly. This may or may not due to some inner psyche mumbo-jumbo even she isn’t sure of.
Lord Fuse would be impressed that the Heartless manage to becoming an unstoppable self-sustaining army... if they weren’t going to go after him as well. Knowing that he would likely lose to such a threat, Fuse put another reason why he should not visit the Pantheon ever again. He put them above water purification.
Not just Keyblade wielders but every person who doesn’t want everything around them destroyed are enemies to the Heartless. Heroes and villains alike who don’t see the Heartless as friends are their enemies. Here’s a few reasons why:
- Those who use the Force note that becoming or using a Heartless is much like turning to The Dark Side except it could be forced upon you with your knowledge or not. The Jedi have sworn to wipe out Heartless whenever they could.
- Grand United Alliance of Good had to ring an emergency meeting to discuss the Heartless crisis. It is fortunate that less Heartless are in the Pantheon than there likely should be though that doesn’t distract that evil individuals will use them. No matter where you are, the Heartless will likely find a way there and now the Pantheon has opened gates to manifest themselves in all worlds.
- Nagito Komaeda is appalled that despair is being thrown at people to have them become Heartless, an act which he finds so unforgivable, he would rather stab his brain through his eyes than to even dare think of pulling something like that off. Makoto Naegi feels the same way to though and is planning of ways to make sure people do not go down that path.
- Those who are attuned to the magical planes could be seen trying their best to ensure that the Heartless are sealed away from the Pantheon at all costs. Doctor Strange has been taking notes with Batman on where they manifest all in the hopes to find a correlation that would lead to their permanent sealing. Even Magical Girls are taking this threat extremely seriously with Usagi and Madoka pleading for others to stop the Heartless before it is too late.
- Good-aligned divine entities like Mata Nui and Palutena know that they are vulnerable to being taken by Heartless as much as anyone. If a Demigod could become a Greater God after being converted, then imagine their Heartless could be if the lack of darkness is unaccounted for. It might seem strange that benevolent deities are just as vulnerable but darkness accounts for all negativity within a person, not just evil.
- Artix von Krieger is disturbed by the Heartless, seeing as they could have been a path he could have taken but heroically chose not to. It’s a rather dark thought to think that even a hero like him may fall but has sworn to uphold his goodness for the sake of everybody.
- Jack Estacado and Koichi Kimura are quite angry that the Heartless are likely the reason why people don’t think highly over the benefits of dark powers. They won’t allow the Heartless to taint good dark-based people and are doing their best to eliminate them.
- Persona users find the Heartless to be quite similar to the Shadows, to the point that Shadows became their High Priests. They do find the Heartless to be more of a threat, as they cannot be negotiated unlike Shadows. It doesn't help that Nyarlathotep is trying to groom people who are capable as Heartless commanders.
- Nier finds the Heartless similar to Shades, to an almost alarming degree lore-wise. Nier hopes that the Shades do not ever interact with the Heartless because they would either feed off each other or join forces, neither outcome being ideal for anyone.
- Not even digital worlds are safe, as Heartless manifest there as viruses instead. Kirito and Asuna alongside others help destroy as many Heartless there are in these worlds. They may help thanks to being Keyblade users in another reality.
- The Huntsmen of Remnant are particularly at odds with the Heartless as they act much like the Grimm. They do their best to hunt them as well, a taxing job now that Cinder Fall is commanding them all in the hopes that they would provide her with more power.
- The good-aligned Bleach deities are also keeping an eye out for the Heartless and preparing to fight them, because the way the Heartless assimilate people to their ranks and consume their hearts make them a bit too reminiscent of Hollows in their eyes.
It would seem the Heartless have made Madoka Kaname a bit of a target all likely thanks to them sensing the amount of power that still emanates from her. Too bad for them, Homura would always come with all the power available to ensure Madoka's safety, much to her chagrin. Madoka is perfectly fine protecting herself and she does not need Homura to unwittingly rub it in her face that she’s not as powerful as she used to be. She also wants Homura to be careful, because Sora warned Madoka that the more darkness there is in someone’s heart, the more powerful their Heartless would be. Madoka knows that if the Heartless manage to make Homura one of them, the resulting Heartless that would be created from the Darkness in Homura’s heart would probably be pretty powerful.
Instead of preying on them, the Heartless killed by the masses by Servants under the leadership of the Master of Chaldea. In likelihood, they were found out to drop pretty nice loot when they die and the Master of Chaldea is taking good advantage of that. They need all the Saint Quartz they can, m’kay?
Somehow a person who takes great offense at the existence of the Heartless is Zamasu. He thinks they are proof the mortals’ evil by existing and these monsters are the true image of their sinful souls. This is all without realizing that darkness from everybody, including gods and himself make the ranks of the Heartless. A typical day for Zamasu.
The GUAL have sworn not to use the Heartless at all, seeing as their nature is horrific in their eyes. The Angels of Paradiso have also been sent to eliminate the Heartless in the Realm of Darkness itself. Was quite a spectacle of a beatdown, with the Angels soon getting overwhelmed. If it wasn’t for the fact that their own would be horrified if the GUAL used the Heartless, they would have done so if there were more light-based ones to justify their usage.
Lucifer does not think highly of the Heartless either. As much as he loooooveeeeesssss chaos, he thinks that the Heartless embodies the destruction with no cause part of chaos. His chaos is a bit more sophisticated to be quite frank. Though he unfortunately never forbad anybody from using them in his Alliance— which some take advantage of.
Meridia abhors the Heartless and sees them mindless demons that cause senseless havoc across reality. She also sees them as undead, due to being essentially reanimated victims who take a variety of forms.
Three important things should be noted about the Heartless:
- One, when a Heartless is created, the power of the Heartless is directly proportional to the amount of darkness that was in their original self’s heart. Basically, if someone with a very heroic nature and not much darkness in their heart (like Superman or Mickey Mouse, for example) ends up becoming a Heartless, then the resulting Heartless will probably be something very weak or common like a regular Shadow. However, if someone with a lot of negativity, evil and darkness in their heart (like The Joker or Emperor Palpatine, for example) ends up becoming a Heartless, then their heartless would probably be pretty big and pretty powerful. Probably a Boss-Type Heartless like a Darkside.
- Two, the Heartless have no true loyalty and will follow whoever they deem to be the strongest. Don’t get them wrong, their main objective is and always will be to satisfy their endless hunger for hearts at any cost, but they’re willing to play subordinates to someone very strong, if only because they may see that person as the closest thing something like a Heartless can have to a meal ticket. To that end, they’ve followed various villains with different kinds of motivations across many worlds to get what they want.
- Three, for all their power, there are a few kinds of places that the Heartless are completely unable to go to. For one thing, they cannot enter locations that are particularily strongly aligned with light or filled to the brim with light magic, like Disney Castle, which is protected by the cornerstone of light. And even if they could somehow enter, they’d still get weakened by the magic itself. This is especially good news for deities from the House Of Light And Brightness, since the Heartless can’t get in there, which makes the entire house a safe haven against the Heartless. Also, the Heartless can’t enter Dreams (which some deities found quite odd since Darkness itself can still manifest itself in dreams), which means that Dream deities are mostly safe from them. This also works well in the advantage of The GUAG, because evil dream-themed deities like Freddy Krueger cannot call upon the Heartless for assistance in the dream world and will do whatever they can to avoid becoming Heartless, because if they did become Heartless, they would lose their power source by not being able to enter dreams. Of course, this means that The House Of Dreams is also a safe heaven for whoever wants to escape the Heartless, since the entire house exists in a perpetual kind of limbo state between reality and the dream world, which obviously means that The Heartless can’t get in it anyway.
  - However, this unfortunately only applies to the Pureblood and Emblem Heartless. The Special Heartless Like Ansem, Scar and Sora’s Heartless are somehow able to bypass these limitations and can enter the dream world without trouble, as shown during the events of Sora and Riku’s test of the Mark Of Mastery.
"Pitiful Heartless, mindlessly collecting hearts. And yet they know not the true power of what they hold. The rage of the Keyblade releases those hearts. They gather in darkness, masterless and free...until they weave together to make...Kingdom Hearts." -Saix

The Slender Man

ALWAYS WATCHES NO EYES

The Slender Man, The Unknowable Anomaly (Slenderman, ^{and its various nicknames:}, The Operator, The Administrator, the Keeper, the Black King, onedividedbyzero, Der Großmann, The Tall Man, Gorr'Rylaehotep, The Ajax Monster, The Man in the Suit, the legendary Slendaddy)

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Rank: Unknown, but sources say Intermediate God, especially on human encounters.
Symbol: A uniform? There is also the Operator Symbol (a circle with an X through it)
Theme Song: None. However, its appearance is heralded by a loud static-like noise.^noteUnofficially, this.
Alignment: Chaotic... Neutral? Evil? We really aren't sure.
Portfolio:
- In General: Existed as a Forum Character, Human in appearance, yet something more than human, Uses Appendages behind him, Can even be found within broad daylight, No "good" counterpart, Can drive anyone from being mad to being suicidal, Hidden in Plain Sight, Horror Struck, A powerful stalker, Can confuse people and brainwash memories, Mind Rape, Inaudible screeches upon contact, A literal background event and can be sometimes missed, Organ Theft, The Tulpa Effect
- As The Operator: Lean and Mean, No Name Given even by his actual callsign, Creates more aggressive proxies, Creates distortions, both audio and sensory to harm viewers, Offscreen Teleportation, Can be resisted by withstanding his psychic powers, The Virus
- As The Administrator: By the Eyes of the Blind, Eats children in his "spare time", Multi-Armed and Dangerous, Has the ability to shift into various forms to its victims such as a spider, Referred by other names, Much more aggressively psychic, "The ___ Man"
Domains: Abominations, Paranoia, Nightmares, Unknowablility, Tulpas (possibly)
Devout Cults/People: Proxies, but especially The Collective, The Order, Kate/The Chaser
Possible Amicable Entities: SCP-173, SCP-106, The Bogeyman, Spooky, Glitchy's Mario, The Silents, Erma, Most of the Cthulhu Mythos, The House of Gaming
Rivals: The Weeping Angels, Freddy Krueger, Pennywise the Dancing Clown
Mixed Reaction: Robot Chicken, The House of Theatre and Spectacle
Feared by: Darquesse, Alma Wade
Enemies: Anyone who is basically human (though they place him as enemies, the Slender Man only looks for worthy targets), with notable ones being The SCP Foundation, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Jack Skellington, Dipper and Mable Pines, Finn and Jake
Targets: The House of Children
There are very few bits of information based on this "entity", but do not be fooled by its appearance. It may have the shape of a human and an image of a human but it is anything but human. Its presence has created many disappearances and has been an attraction for tales. There are even accounts regarding this enigmatic "creature" and its purpose. Yet for many, this creature could only be named by its appearance, dubbed "The Slender Man". A dangerous, if not supernatural being that haunts people, not by volition, but by its own agendas. Unknown in many ways, its appearances has been noticed around the modern times, and its eventual appearance within the Trope Pantheons was an inevitability, for this thing has its own plans no one ever knows.
To understand the Slender Man, one has to throw away the idea of calling it sentient, like "creature", "entity", etc. It is not any of those. It is intelligent, but it is anything but a life creature. "Anomaly" would be the better the term to describe it, as it seems to bend the laws of time and physics to its own advantage. It has everything that a creature cannot simply possess, such as visual distortion of the technology if it gets viewed, inaudible sounds when encountered, even with technology, and strange effects upon actual encounter like amnesia, dizziness and intense nausea. It also possess powerful powers such as actively confusing a victim's mind, teleportation, and appendages. To say it defies the laws of life in general would be an understatement.
While the origins of the Slender Man are hard to pinpoint, many directly point at a certain website that managed to give ideas on the creation of it. However, there are clues that it may have existed before the website discovered it, with a painting from Germany called "Der Ritter" giving rise to the idea that the Slender Man might have already came into existence. Some even pointed that with the connections of real life and the eventual "discovery" of the Slender Man, it might be that the anomaly that we see might be an amalgamation of those same images connected to the mythos. In other words, it is the same being, possibly. We don't know.
- This is worsened by its powers, which varies from time to time. This leads to various encounters with it being radically different from others, with small similarities. Such as the presence of appendages when it comes to capturing its would-be prey, temporal distortion of time, ability to disperse into clones and so much more. Thus its nature cannot be fully described and with the possibility that there may be more than one Slender Man further makes things complicated.
Regarding its face, or rather, its lack thereof: Originally the idea was that its face would look different to everybody, and it would only appear faceless in pictures/video as a form of Glamour Failure. Though later accounts dismissed this and went with the idea that it simply had no face, turning Slendy into what it is today: a faceless abomination.
- Some deities DID try adding some facial features to it. Erma◊ and Mabel Pines gave Slendy features to make it look better, which resulted to it being more comfortable. There was also a time where Chuck Norris punched Slendy hard that it got a face, but it didn't stick.
Its presence in the Pantheon has given many human deities a hard time to understand what it actually is. The House of Knowledge has given up trying to discover what it is, while the House of Defense are trying their best to contain it, with hints that the SCP Foundation is leading charge. It doesn't help that the Foundation has tried numerous attempts into containing it, but it only increased the body count of Agents and D-class personel it has ran into, something that even the O-5 Council is rather openly angry about.
- This is also compounded by its eventual encounter with SCP-173, in which it sees it as an amicable entity. While the Slender Man harms its viewers via sight, 173 is focused on its viewer's sight to avoid getting snapped. Thus, a terrible combo can be placed if one attempts to put the two at the same time. Seriously, do not try this.
- There is also a past document regarding a certain SCP known as SCP-582, which had (formerly) similar feats to the Slenderman, including shaping in certain figures. While it has no longer followed the same image as it, the Pantheon soon realized if the Foundation was this close to catching it.
- And if none could ever get worse, SCP-106 is interested in it. The fact that there are theories of Slenderman having a Pocket Dimension piques his interest.
Despite being not in the world, the Weeping Angels see the Slender Man as a rival as, while it cannot kill it due to its malevolent and unknowable nature, it can take away the prey it sets. Despite this however, the efforts the Weeping Angels tried when it came to killing Slendy were fruitless as it doesn't have a neck, bends away from the Angel's powers and is simply just unkillable. Eventually they moved on, but once the Angels run out of possible targets, Slender Man is next.
- Both Pennywise and Freddy Krueger also caught wind of Slendy's arrival, noticing that there would be competition on child victims the 3 could scrounge up. With Pennywise being a gigantic spider, Freddy being a dream entity and the Slenderman posing to be different (with hints of 4-dimensional being), this may prove to be one its biggest challenges.
- And because of its targets being mostly children, Jack Skellington also noticed this and is trying to keep the spirits of the children alive as possible, as he knows that if it keeps taking children away, the spirit of Halloween is lost. Plus, he knows not to hurt children in any way.
Often sighted around the House of Fear, where it sometimes looks for newer targets to stalk. There, Spooky thought it would be a good idea to use it as a new Specimen to her haunted mansion. Needless to say, it didn't work. However, she still sees potential in it and has no intention of trying to kill it, as she knows, she can use it when the time is right.
- Surprisingly, no angry reactions came between it and the Bogeyman of all things. Some say that the Slender Man might have come as an incarnation of a Bogeyman but more sinister. Despite this, no harm has been done between the two.
Following its popularity in the modern times, several incarnations of it started popping up due to various encounters with different victims. One manifested in a group of teenagers while recording for a home movie, reawakening when someone managed to uncover the missing tapes. This one seems more aggressive in terms of intentions but at the same time very weak when one tries to whitstand his psychic ability, using medication pills no less.
- Another account was recorded with it being assisted by several groups, all who worship it as a "divine being". These people are known as proxies, and Slendy is very known for employing the use of such to do his bidding, with this version being more aggressive than the former, hence the numerous proxies who follow him on this account.
- Perhaps the most popular account comes from a young girl called Kate, who was stalked by it for a long time, who slowly knew its presence and tried numerous ways to warn others of it. Unfortunately, said girl became one of Slendy's most popular proxy, known as The Chaser.
Several myth-hunters are mixed about it, as they believe that Slenderman is a hoax, and that he never had a history to begin with in real life mythos, such as the Bigfoot. Though this did not stop the Pines Twins from trying to prove his existence to be true. While the kids are warned of its mysterious powers, they say its no big deal, considering they faced numerous weird events, not to mention the Weirdmageddon incident.
- Other people also tried wondering how it got into the Pantheon in the first place. Some blamed Merasmus the Magician for spawning it in the first place due to his glitchy nature, while others pointed to the Quantum Theory explaining his physical manifestation and then there is the Tulpa Effect which tells that it is a thought being.
In regards to theories of its existence, its revelation as a fourth-dimensional being came from Mr. Mxyzptlk, who trolled Slendy by revealing its "nature". This lead to Slenderman hopelessly chasing the 5-D imp around the Pantheon, to the point that its aggressive behaviour slowed down. Now its waiting for the right time, but considering who Mxyzptlk is, this is highly unlikely.
As with the aformentioned popularity, fictional portrayals of it also came about, with some describing their thoughts about it. Finn and Jake in particular see the Slenderman as Businessmen. The Silents also see some amicability with it, being similar with their ability to remove any memories about them, thin human bodies and their distorted "faces". Though, should it interfere with time however, then all neutrality is lost.
- Though one time, Robot Chicken of all people made Slenderman's portrayal, took his children taking behaviour, and accidentally turned him into an actual child parent. It actually was amused seeing this.
In what would be a surprising twist, the Slender Man is often a ward for some of the very powerful deities within the Pantheon. Among the two are Darquesse and Alma Wade, two of the most dangerous ghost-like destroyers. Very few know why they both fear it, but the Point Man and Skullduggery can explain why, the former explains that Alma sees the Slender Man as a representation of "The Creep", her father represented as a newborn during her eventual pregnancy. The latter also explains that Darquesse fears it for being all too similar with "The Faceless Ones", and her encounter with them was not pleasant to say the least.
Surprisingly has not only ran into Glitchy's Mario before but has befriended him. It has gotten to the point that Slendy would actually help him out if he needs to be saved or even if he wants to scare some people to steal their candy. The entire Pantheon didn't react that well when they realized that such an idiot was able to command the Slender Man of all people, and that 2/3 number of deities unnerved by him jumped up to 3/4.
Has a habit of asking for $20. His objective with said money? The Haiti relief effort. Yes, that is what it said.
- However it did not last, because the one time he wanted to make a bet regarding Dipper and Pacifica Northwest, he ended up missing his wallet.
While Slenderman became obscure following years from the original release of "Slender: The Eight Pages", its eventual return was heralded by a canonical continuation account from the former game, thus gaining respect from the House of Gaming and with high praise.
- However, that did not carry over towards the House of Theater, which criticized him over a movie that was released in 2018 that was infamously bad in every way. Even Slendy itself knows this by kidnapping the last schmuck who ever spoke about the movie and placed his body parts around the forests in the House of Nature. Yes, even it wants no acknowledgement from such an abomination of a movie.
Has a spot on the House of Personal Appearance, under Facial Attributes.
"We didn't want to go, we didn't want to kill them, but its persistent silence and outstretched arms horrified and comforted us at the same time..."

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Starro

Starro the Conqueror, Collective Deities of Face Parasites

Rank: Quasideities (Starro spores), Intermediate Deities (average Starro alien), Greater Deities (Cobi, Star Conquerors)
Symbol: Its drones
Alignment: Neutral Evil, with a brief stint of trying to be good
Portfolio: LITERAL Starfish Alien, Aliens Are Bastards, Galactic Conqueror, Latches On To People's Faces To Mentally Enslave Them, Puppeteer Parasite, Psychic Powers, Borderline Lovecraftian Starfish (Sometimes Controlled By A Humanoid Being), Breakout Villain, Mook Maker, Weak To Cold And Quicklime, First Villain To Show Up In The JLA Comics, Bizarre Alien Reproduction
Domains: Mind Control, Alien Invasion, Supervillains, Starfish, Parasites
Allies: Bill Cipher, The Kraken, the Headcrabs, Thaal Sinestro
Rivals: Yuri, the Hypnotoad, Cthulhu, The Flood, Shuma-Gorath (less so with Shuma)
Interested in: The Facehuggers and its Xenomorph "sibling", oddly enough The Amoeba Boys
Enemies: The Justice League of America (really any DC superhero), Dream of the Endless (Daniel incarnation), Spongebob Squarepants, Patrick Star, Ellen Ripley, the Daleks, The Slenderman, The Doctor, any deity related to ice (particularly the Ice King), Ecco, Alex Mason, Jack Ryan, The Inception Crew, Ood Sigma, The Vortigaunts, Team Lightyear, Philip J Fry, Master Chief, Samus Aran, Commander Shepard
Wary of: The House of the Undead
Fears: The Lich, Freddy Krueger, SCP-682
Annoyed by: Victor Von Doom
There are many galactic conquerors in the DC Universe, and one of the most notorious is Starro the Conqueror. A literal Starfish Alien with a single glaring eye(and not the only Starro out there), it was the villain that the Justice League was formed to fight against. Its drones latch on to people's face like a less lethal Facehugger, mind-controlling them. It does this on the scale of entire planets, and won't stop until it has a Starro drone on the face of every thinking being in the cosmos.
Not a singular being, but an entire population of alien starfishes. In one continuity, they were controlled by a humanoid called Cobi. They have the ability to mutate starfish into Starro to cause trouble. Which is what it did to Patrick Star, earning the eternal enmity of Spongebob. It tends to cause trouble for the House of Aquatic Life given its nature as a starfish. However the Kraken seems to tolerate it since it makes its conquest of the sea easier, in exchange for being left alone.
- Wonders if and how it could mutate the Amoeba Boys into powerful servants, given they used to be mere amoeba.
Starro's desire to conquer is so great that even in bad futures where it rules the universe, it tries to capture time travelers to conquer the past as well. Seeing the share expanse of the pantheon, it immediately hassled the House of Time and Space to definitively achieved it and got the Doctor angry because of it. It also ran afoul of Fry. Sticking a drone on his face was easy. Unfortunately because he was his own grandfather, the mind-control only lasted a few minutes before the lack of a Delta Brainwave let him just pull the thing off. It considers this very embarrassing.
Also not one to even consider allies, given its usual M.O of latching face parasites for mind-control. That being said it still has an ally in the Sinestro Corps, having once served under it for reasons unknown. Given what it is, there's also a genial relationship towards the Headcrabs. Also with Bill Cipher, as he's taken up some of his mindset and troll personality. That incarnation had a Heel–Face Turn, and became a JLA member. Didn't end well, and has chosen not to pursue that path again.
Competing with the Flood and Yuri for the whole "mind control of other beings", particularly the Flood. It doesn't think highly of it, less for the Gravemind's power(which it respects) but for desiring suffering of every living thing . It spoke through a host that "I'm content to "merely" rule. To condemn as well is uninteresting". Being borderline Lovecraftian itself, it sees Cthulhu and his ability to bring people to madness competition. As does the Hypnotoad, disregarding its unambi-THE HYPNO-TOAD IS AMBITIOUS ENOUGH AS IT IS! ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!.
- Has also tried to compete with Shuma-Gorath, being a great alien conqueror from comic books, dominated with a single eye. Shuma isn't impressed, stating "I have slain gods among gods, orchestrated the poisoning of universe and outlived almost everyone. You can scarcely try to compete".
Despised by mind-control victims, for obvious reasons. One of the people who hated it most was Ood Sigma, as Starro was easily to control the entire Ood race by latching onto their Hive Mind brain. It doesn't like Ellen Ripley because she knew to get rid of the buggers before they could regenerate.
One of the most worrying invasions was the time it took control of the entire world by psychically enslaving them in their own sleep, with a Star Conqueror in charge that covered Europe. Dream of the Endless actually interfered to help the heroes in the dreamscape, and the Star Conqueror was added to his collection. When trying this scheme again in the House of Mentalism, the Inception Crew proved a thorn in its side. It also made Freddy Krueger extraordinarily more powerful, who went on to completely traumatize Starro.
Has two major weaknesses; quicklime and cold. The former led to a rather humiliating defeat as Snapper Carr was able to beat him with something normally used for lawn care. Most believe that attacking the eye would also work just as well. There are a lot of deities in the pantheon with ice powers, much to Starro's misfortune. He stays the hell away from the Ice King as the very thing that gives him his ice powers has also drove him crazy and controlled him for a millennium, and is keeping others from mind controlling him.
Tried to mind-control Black Lanterns once, but it didn't have any effect. It tried to do the same to other undead in the pantheon, and again there was no effect. Then it tried to do it on the Lich. Who showed such things that led the rest of the hive mind screaming. Most think the Lich only let his guard down because he already knew he was immune, and wanted to cripple the Hive Mind with its own mind, disposing of a potential thorn in his plan to kill everyone everywhere.
Since it latches on to those with a face, those that don't have faces or can mess with it aren't an option. Also those with sufficient willpower can fight it off. Starro has become very annoyed by Doctor Doom due to both having the will to fight it off, and having Doombots to trick it into latching on the wrong person. The Daleks, not having a face, just shot at Starro. And the Slenderman didn't have much of a face, along with being just too eldritch to read. Hearing about SCP-035's desire to latch onto SCP-682, Starro tried to give it a whirl. This only led to it suffering the same problem as latching onto the Lich and 682's alien mind was too much for the starfish to handle. This is undoubtedly a good thing as SCP-682 is dangerous enough as it is without having Galactic Conqueror ambitions.
Don't remind Starro of the time it was a Red Lantern.

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