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Lesser Gods

The Equestria Girls

The Equestria Girls^Members Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, Applejack, Rarity, Fluttershy, Twilight Sparkle, Goddesses of Alternate Continuities Set In High School (The Rainbooms, The Humane Five/Six/Seven, Twilight: Sci-Twi)

Left to right: Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash, Twilight Sparkle, Rarity, Applejack, Fluttershy

• Lesser Goddesses (with Midnight Sparkle being a Greater Goddess).
• Symbol: Canterlot High's emblem. Alternatively their Cutie Mark Emblems or Geodes.
• Theme Song: Equestria Girls
• Alignment: Basically the same Good alignments as their pony counterparts (though this Twilight had a brief stint of Chaotic Evil under possession).
• Portfolio: All-Loving Heroines, Broad Strokes Alternate Selves, Touched by Magic from Equestria, Forgive Easily, Empowered Badass Normal, Girl Group, Unseen Parents, Magical Girls with Power Crystals, Magic Music, Wake Up, Go to School & Save the World, Mundane Utility (but sparingly to avoid Power Incontinence), Terrible Tendency to Not Communicate with One Another, Sigil Spam, Weirdness Magnet
  • Rainbow Dash: The Leader in Sunset's Absence, Girliness Upgrade, Tends to Snooze in Class, Character Exaggeration of Her Pony Counterpart, Hates Being Alone, Super-Speed and Some Invulnerability Only While Speeding, Adapting to Her Powers Quickly, Skirt Over Modesty Shorts
  • Pinkie Pie: Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!, Big Eater, Downplayed Toon Physics, Talks with Her Plush Gator Gummy, Cuddle Bug and Foot Popping Whenever She Hugs, Hammerspace Hair, Can Make Sugary Products Explosive, Favorite Subject: Chemistry, Leaning on the Fourth Wall, The Matchmaker, Proficient Rollerblader, Supreme Chef
  • Applejack: Girliness Upgrade, Super-Strength, Lasso in Hammerspace, Degree in Environmental Science, Skilled Archer
  • Rarity: Barrier Warrior, Deflector Shields, That Can Be Used Creatively (Like a Surfboard), Changing Clothes Is a Free Action for Herself and Others, Graceful Ladies Like Purple and Blue, Hammerspace for Clothing and Racks for Them, Reluctant Acceptor of the Call Back to Adventure, Rollerblade Good, Skewed Priorities, Surprisingly Strong (though not as much as Applejack)
  • Fluttershy: Cute Clumsy Girl, Friend to All Living Things, Granola Girl, Innocently Insensitive, Speaks Fluent Animal and Can Hear Them from Far Away, Accidentally Good Archer
  • Twilight Sparkle: Former Anti-Villain, Apologises a Lot, Needs Glasses to See, Cute Clumsy Girl, Foil to Sunset, Telekinesis (Fine-Tuned Enough for Unlocking), Nerds Love Tough School Work, Teen Genius
• Domain(s): High School, Friendship, Adventures, Magic
• Heralds: "Sci-Twi"'s Spike, her pet dog, and Timber Spruce, her Love Interest
• Allies: Sunset Shimmer, Twilight Sparkle, Spike, Starlight Glimmer, DJ Pon-3, The rest of Equestria's good-aligned deities, Crystal, Lady Rainicorn, Gentaro Kisaragi and the Kamen Rider Club, Ryusei Sakuta/Kamen Rider Meteor, Princess Uni-Kitty, Wander, the Doki Doki Literature Club (even Monika), The New Day, Miku Hatsune, the Elite Beat Agents, Labrys
  • They usually share the same allies and enemies as their pony counterparts, but remember that they're still different people.
  • Rainbow Dash: Barry Allen/The Flash
  • Pinkie Pie: Maud Pie, Elena, Ice King, Pollyanna Whittier
  • Applejack: Johnny Appleseed, Espio the Chameleon, Maximus
  • Rarity: Milla Basset, Millie Collins, Athena Asamiya, all good-aligned fashion models and fashion designers
  • Fluttershy: Eliza Thornberry, Bubbles, N, Inori Yamabuki/Cure Pine, Ma-Ti, Most good-aligned deities in the Bestiary (particularly Iwashiro Tesshou), Agent 47 (sort-of one-sided on his part), Yoshino, Yayoi Kise/Cure Peace, Totoro
  • Twilight Sparkle: Matilda Wormwood, Coco Bandicoot, Good-aligned deities in the House of Science (particularly those who research magic)
• Rivals:
  • Rainbow Dash: Other speedsters in the Pantheon (such as Mercury, Sonic, and the Scout)
• Enemies: The Dazzlings, the rest of Equestria's (un-redeemed) villains, The Professor, Kyubey, Ragyo Kiryuin, Ember McLain
  • Rainbow Dash: Starscream, Nasuverse!Gilgamesh
  • Pinkie Pie: Walder Frey
  • Applejack: Gwangi
  • Rarity: 2012!Dollface
  • Fluttershy: Dr. Neo Cortex, Alex Mercer
• Fears: Agent 47 (Fluttershy)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Princess Bubblegum (Pinkie Pie and Twilight Sparkle, but in different directions)
• One day, at the Pantheonic Dominions, while Sunset Shimmer was visiting Canterlot High and chatting with her friends, one of her friends in the Pantheon (who was unfortunately not Twilight, Spike, or Starlight) came over with news of a crisis they need her help in. Sunset's Canterlot High friends immediately decided they were coming with and could not be reasoned against. Being short on time, Zuko let them come along.
  • After the crisis was averted (and incidentally, no other deity from Equestria was present during it), Sunset and company were about to head back to Canterlot High when someone asked what their school was like. It seemed innocuous enough as they managed to return without incident.
  • The next day, however, a summons from the Court of the Gods was sent to the six non-Pantheon citizens and they were required to answer it as soon as they were able. As it turns out, that person who "interviewed" them earlier found their high school life to be of great interest, and petitioned for their ascension.
• There was one issue, though, which was discovered during the ascension ceremony where they were also greeted by all of their pony counterparts (not just Princess Twilight): how will they be addressed so as not to be confused with the ponies who've resided in the Pantheon long before them? After all, they share the same exact names, and personality-wise they're not too different.
  • So far, these instances weren't prevalent back then because of varying reasons:
    1. They're different in personality and backstory (Superman and his Regime counterpart, Elphaba Thropp and the Wicked Witch of the West, Classic/God of War/Smite!Zeus and Disney!Zeus)
    2. They share the same temple (human and AI Chiaki Nanamis, manga, game, and anime Sabrinas, Pacifist and Berserker Iji Kataisers, and Black!Dollface and 2012!Dollface)
    3. The alternate personalities are melded in some way (all The Legend of Zelda deities, all deities with counterparts in different media like manga/anime, literature/film, etc.)
  • On the other hand, due to the above reasons, this isn't exactly new; they're not the same people, they're their equivalents from a separate and distinct parallel universe, just like with the Mirror Universe in Star Trek, so they'll come up with something later.
• Applies to all or some of them:
  • As a friend of Sunset, Gentaro was quick to befriend her friends in Canterlot High. And in regards to the "Project", just like her, he would roll his eyes and brush it aside... most of it anyway if Pinkie starts being Innocently Insensitive. Pinkie's curiosity eventually got the best of her and she and the others were ushered into Gentaro's temple to learn the entire thing... let's just say they all regretted learning what happened.
  • Have met with Equestria's/the Pantheon's Cutie Mark Crusaders and are concerned with how much trouble they get into compared to their world's, pitied how they've struggled big time to find their purpose in life, and somewhat proud in (now that they've accomplished the latter) how they've started teaching what they've learned to others. They also told the fillies that in their world, CMC (still formed by the EQG!trio) stands for Canterlot Movie Club. The group has been warned about three things in regards to them: 1) don't mention anything about Limbo to them, 2) decline any invitations to meet their friends in the House of Vampires and 3) keep them far away from shooting arcade games, especially CarnEvil.
  • Due to still feeling the need to make amends, and because she doesn't know whether or not they've known her counterpart in their world, Gilda has avoided them, especially their Rainbow, Pinkie, and Fluttershy.
  • Have been invited to join the Sisterhood and they've considered signing up. Folks have also noted how often their Magical Girl outfits changed.
  • Some of them are licensed to drive: that said, aside from Sunset, only Rarity, Applejack, and (surprisingly for some reason) Fluttershy have been confirmed with driving experience. The last even has some rhymes for guidance, though they may be a tad annoying. Of course, driving tests have been arranged for the rest just to make sure.
  • On occasion, the group play songs and perform shows for the House of Music as The Rainbooms. That's where they met more enemies of the Dazzlings, like the Vocaloid Miku Hatsune, and one of the trio's allies Ember McLain.
  • Upon seeing the video "Fortress Mercenaries", they had to admit that it was actually remarkable that someone made something with non-singing voices and made it a fun thing to watch.
    • As for this one, they were much less impressed given its message.
  • As schoolgirls whose daily lives aren't ordinary, they've befriended most every other student deity in the Pantheon. Among these is the Doki Doki Literature Club, and that included Monika. When she asked why, given all the things she's done (including two murders by influencing them to commit suicide), Pinkie said they have a track record of easy forgiveness, and that includes Starlight (who'd messed with timelines for the worse out of spite).
• Exclusive to Rainbow Dash:
  • Has a more amicable friendship with the Flash than her pony counterpart since he's taken the time to tutor her in "speedster combat", though he has to remember that she doesn't access the Speed Force, and overusing her powers can result in Power Incontinence for not just her but her friends as well.
• Exclusive to Pinkie Pie:
  • She was certainly surprised to hear that her pony counterpart also has a baby alligator named Gummy... except it's a real one instead of a plushie.
  • Is confused with the speculations that Dan is in a relationship with her. His love-hate relationship with the Equestrian deities has also extended to them, and she's not seeing anything in him that she loves. Still, it wouldn't hurt to try and get him to lighten up.
  • There's some difficultly when it came to working with Princess Bubblegum, who keeps her at arm's length at all times and with no physical contact since Pinkie's powers run the risk of exploding her since she's made of candy. That said, she can see its value, especially when combined with her candy-making powers, or (in dire circumstances) even taking off pieces of her "hair" as ammunition for Pinkie.
  • Speaking of sugar, there are those who worry that this might extend to sugar in a person's body. This revelation left Pinkie in a stupor before she immediately treated herself to some Brain Bleach.
  • Had as much luck trying to cheer up Yasha as her pony counterpart, even when they're planning together.
  • While Maud can't (and shouldn't) regard her just like her own sister, the rock farmer is still willing to lend an ear or hoof when she can.
• Exclusive to Applejack:
  • Despite several other deities eclipsing even her powers, there are those who still wish to challenge her in strength-based contests.
• Exclusive to Rarity:
  • While not as much of a fashion designer like her pony counterpart (in fact, she only works at such a boutique rather than owns one), she's gotten acquainted with most of the deities related to the fashion industry.
• Exclusive to Fluttershy:
  • Doesn't really like it when folks take her along for help concerning really dangerous supernatural beasts, which is more her pony counterpart's purview, who in turn is also tired of this confusion. Even with her powers, she doesn't profess to be that good, not to mention her lack of experience with the Pantheon's denizens. Thankfully, on occasion, Discord would pitch in and swap the two's locations, and over time the Pantheon has learned their differences.
    • Once in a while, though, he would instead swap their bodies or swap their minds and souls just for laughs (to clarify, the former means to change their bodies to each other's and the latter means to swap their locations while maintaining their bodies' positions).
  • Even if animals might distract her in class, never insinuate that she's using them to cheat. She's pretty proficient by herself, at least in complex mathematics.
  • At a promise by her counterpart, Agent 47 has decided to keep her out of danger if he can. She's not sure how to appreciate this offer. At least he hadn't offered any free assassinations.
• Exclusive to Twilight Sparkle:
  • As someone who had once researched magic in a scientific way, even though it had been disastrous for her, she hopes to have better luck by working with other more experienced people.
  • She's also experienced in engineering (she had to have made that magic-absorbing device somehow) and robotics (she can make one with telescopic arms with enough strength to move a huge school play set piece on its own).
  • Despite being a fellow scientist, Princess Bubblegum's contempt for magic despite its prevalence in her world is off-putting for Twilight.

Kim Possible

Kimberly Ann Possible, Goddess of Heroic Multitasking (Kim Possible, KP, Kimmy, Princess, Kimmie-Cub, Coach Possible, Red, Fraulein Possible, Sheela The Leopard Lady)

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: The Kimmunicator
• Theme Song: "Call Me, Beep Me"
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Academic Athlete, Action Girl, Called "KP" by Ron, Costume Evolution, Buffy Speak, Go-Getter Girl, Extracurricular Enthusiast, Fiery Redhead, Grappling-Hook Gun, I Know Madden Kombat, She-Fu, Naïve Everygirl, Part-Time Hero, Tomboy with a Girly Streak
• Domain: Heroism, Fist, Chaos, Good, Cheerleading
• Followers: K.C. Cooper
• Heralds: Dr. James Timothy Possible and Dr. Anne Possible (her parents), Jim and Tim Possible/"the Tweebs" (her younger brothers), Wade Load (her Mission Control).
• Allies: Ron Stoppable (her boyfriend), Buffy Summers, Claire Bennet, Sabrina Spellman, Spider-Man, Juliet Starling, Otacon, James Bond, Dipper and Mabel, Phineas Flynn, Lilo & Stitch, Alex, Clover, and Sam
• Enemies: Dr. Drakken, Shego, The Baroness, Destro, Jack Spicer, Raven Darkholme/Mystique, Katarina
• Rivals: Libby Chessler
• Just as broken clocks are capable of telling the time twice a day, Drakken actually managed to devise a plan that nearly worked. Buying out a taco chain, he dished out thousands of toys to various Houses, little did they know that they could transform into giant killer robots. It was the intervention of a red-headed heroine that managed to destroy the control tower that deactivated the machines.
  • It was then that the gods decided to hand her the Pom-Pom Girl trope… only to be challenged by Juliet Starling. The gods decided to put the two to the test to see which one had the acrobatics to deserve the title. Just as a winner was to be announced, one particular cheerleader denounced the contest; Libby declared neither of them fit the title because they do not match common cheerleader traits of shallow ruthless Alpha Bitches that Really Get Around. The Court of the Gods agreed with the ruling despite the protests of both contestants as well as Buffy and Claire, but compensated by giving the two other titles. Juliet would get the Teenager Talk title.
• When she was denied the cheerleader spot, she was met with a surprising ally. Although wary of cheerleaders in general, Sabrina would have preferred her to whatever Libby and her posse would choose for the title. Afterwards, she, Sabrina and Juliet egged Libby's temple in a fit of revenge.
• As one of her inspirations, she held Buffy in high regard even before the Slayer's role in helping her and Juliet ascend. The two teenager gods may have different professions, but the similarities cannot be denied. Expect these two to work together whenever super villains are using vampires to take over the world.
• As someone who had to deal with school as well as crime-fighting when he was younger, Spider-Man has tasked himself with helping Kim deal with stress. He has had far less luck with Ron, who has a debilitating fear of bugs. A shame, as many gods thought the two would have been great friends.
• Many evil gods made the mistake that a teenaged girl would be no problem to crush. Jack Spicer thought his army of Jackbots would be enough. The fight lasted two minutes.
• There are many other villainous gods that are competing with Drakken for Kim's hate list. Among them is the Baroness and Destro, as the couple have proven to be a tougher nut to crack than she previously anticipated.
• There was one time where Ron was much more competent in fighting crime than usual. When Kim confronted him on this, he attacked her. At first she thought he had turned evil again, but as the fight continued on, 'Ron' revealed himself to be the shapeshifter Mystique. When the assassin found out she couldn't defeat Kim that easily, she backed away. Kim's now employing countermeasures against future breaches.
• However, no villain has pestered her more than Katarina, Goddess of Dark Action Girls. It's to a point that Kim can expect an ambush from the Sinister Blade whenever she's in a mission. Thankfully, she's been able to fend her off with a few close shaves. She suspects that Katarina is doing this for her mortal enemy Shego, who is a follower of Katarina's. It may only be a matter of time before Kat figures out a way to ascend her.
  • It didn't take long, but Shego gave her a rude awakening with a punch to the face. Shego's back, and Kim now has to deal with one of her most dangerous foes in the Pantheon as well.
• While her source of intel Wade has been reliable, she had to get a new one in the Pantheon (the only reason Iji Kataiser got her own Mission Control was because it was her own brother and because their Earth had been destroyed). That role went squarely on Otacon. He fit the role perfectly to the point that he and Ron constantly discuss animé. Kim merely shakes her head at their antics.
• Was quickly greeted by the God of Spies himself. It takes a lot to impressive James Bond, but saving the world multiple times when only a teenager can sure do the trick. Thankfully, he's refrained from putting the moves on her, respecting her relationship with Ron. That doesn't stop the sidekick from feeling jealous whenever he's around.
• She and Ron hate those who engage in Domestic Abuse, given Kim had to endure an abusive relationship with a cruel synthodrone who posed as a young man named Eric. They're relieved that Otacon's fellow White Hat, Bentley, broke up with his abusive girlfriend, at the very least.
• Was greeted along with her fellow original Disney cartoon gods as a well-deserved addition. Their numbers have been small compared to the Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network deities. They hope to remedy that problem soon enough with future ascensions.
  "What's the sitch?"
• Also has a spot in House of Heroes.

Rei Miyamoto

Rei Miyamoto, Goddess of Repeating a School Year

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol/Signature Weapon: Springfield M1A1 Rifle with Bayonet
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Action Schoolgirl, The Betty to Saeko's Veronica, Childhood Friend Romance With Takashi, Clingy Jealous Girl, Girly Bruiser, Violently Protective Ex-Girlfriend To Takashi, Plucky Girl, School Uniforms are the New Black, Stands At 5'3", Wields A Rifle
• Domains: Firearms, Schoolgirls, Zombie Outbreaks, Lost Loves, Ex-Girlfriends
• High Priest: Zeke Tyler
• Followers: Shogo Kawada, Daniel "Oz" Osbourne, Yasuhiro Hagakure, Binky Barnes
• Allies:
  • From Fujimi High: Saeko Busujima
  • Fellow Zombie Slayers: Chris and Claire Redfield, Leon Kennedy, Jake Muller and Sherry Birkin, Frank West, Lee Everett and Clementine, Juliet Starling, Tallahassee, Rick Grimes, The Green Flu Survivors, the School Life Club
  • Other Allies: Yoko Littner, Minako Arisato, Nao Midorikawa, Nagisa Furukawa
• Annoyed By: Jiraiya, Beavis and Butt-Head
• Opposes: The House of the Undead and Phasmata (most of them), especially Alucard (Hellsing)
• Suspected Mentor To: Clementine and the School Life Club
• Supposed Mentors: Claire Redfield and Sherry Birkin, Momiji
• Enemies: Nobuyuki Sugou, Albert Wesker, Caleb Goodman
• Rei Miyamoto is the second of the Fujimi High survivors to ascend to the Pantheon. Rei had thought that she was the first, only to find her rival for Takashi's attention, Saeko Busujima, was already present. Deciding to put their rivalry on hold, both Rei and Saeko work to ascend their friends.
• Rei was not very happy upon discovering the reason behind her ascension to her current station. As it turns out her father was a police officer who was investigating a politician for corruption. Said politician just so happens to have a son named Koichi Shidou, who just so happened to be a teacher at Fujimi. As an intimidation tactic to force her father to back off. made her repeat a year in high school.
• As Nobuyuki Sugou reminds her of Koichi Shidou due to his charming personality, Rei has put him in the 'Enemy' category. It's also rumored that Shidou himself is a follower of Sugo, which makes it even more personal.
• Her zombie-slaying exploits have attracted the attention of two of the Pantheon's zombie-slaying vets, Claire Redfield and Sherry Birkin. The two Raccoon survivors have taken Rei under their wing, mentoring her in firearms and self-defense.
• Became a mentor herself to the School Life Club, due to the quintet of girls also being survivors of a zombie outbreak. Aside from the School Life Club, Rei has also struck up a friendship with Clementine. While Rei dislikes the fact that Clementine uses firearms, the girl does remind her of Alice/Arisu.
• Turns out that she's not the only deity who had to repeat a grade. As it turns out, Nagisa Furukawa herself had to repeat a grade more than once, due to illness, rather than a vindictive teacher with a crooked politician for a dad. Both Rei and Nagisa ended up becoming good friends
• Really, really hates Beavis and Butt-Head. This came about when both were repeatedly kept back and in some cases, demoted all the way back to Kindergarten. Fed up with their antics, the Kindergarten teacher sends them both back to high school.
• Momiji is her second teacher. As Rei started off with a makeshift spear, Momiji sees the potential in Rei. "One thing a blade has over a firearm is that it does not need reloading," the deified shrine maiden notes before showing off her skills with the naginata cleaving through a group of 'Them' (HOTD's version of zombies). Rei is now considering Momiji's offer.
• Like her friend Saeko, she's pretty pissed at Alucard upon learning the possibility that he was responsible for the zombie outbreak that ruined her town, but is fully aware that she can't do crap to him.

Demigods

Ferris Bueller

Ferris Bueller, Heavenly King of Hooky Players

• Demigod
• Symbol: Empty composition book
• Theme Song: "Oh Yeah"
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Skipping School, High-School Hustler, loved by all the students, Cool People Rebel Against Authority, Born Lucky, Fourth-Wall Observer
• Domains: Chaos, School, Fun, Truancy
• Heralds: Cameron and Sloane
• Followers: Every student ever
• Allies: Ned Bigby, Big Time Rush, Makoto Niijima, Calvin, Timon & Pumbaa, Zack Morris
• Enemies: Severus Snape, Agatha Trunchbull, Denzel Crocker, Dolores Umbridge
  • Worthy Opponent: Seymour Skinner
• Opposes: The Child Abuse Supporters in the House of Family and Relatives
• Complicated Relations: Simba, Inspector Gadget
• Respected by: All student deities, even the evil ones
• Unknown Connection: Tyler Durden
• Banned from: House of Travel
• Ferris Bueller is a resourceful and charming high schooler whose main goal in life is to have a good time. His most notable escapade was him skipping school by playing sick for his family and the faculty, then taking his best friend and girlfriend out on the town, completely duping authorities as he went. He also got to ride a sweet rare Ferrari.
• Gets evasive whenever someone asks what the result of Cameron confronting his father over the busted Ferrari was.
  • The House of Travel insisted on banning Ferris from its grounds because of the whole incident, lest he tries to get his hands on the residing deities' prized vehicles.
• Every student in the House of School and outside it adores him for his sheer coolness and charming personality. Even the less savory ones like Libby Chessler and Biff Tannen have reverence for him. Ferris is a righteous dude though, so he won't let them get away with their bullying no matter how much respect they show him.
  • Makoto Niijima shares in the students' enthusiasm to a certain extent, but even then she won't let him get away easily with his schemes to skip school. Makoto giving Ferris an earful is a common sight in the halls on the House of School. It's obvious that they're friends though, as Makoto has gotten him out of tight spots with the faculty.
• On the other hand, his arrival to the Pantheon has incurred the wrath of the more controlling members of the faculty. Snape and Trunchbull are particularly eager to cull his tendencies. Seymour Skinner might be Ferris' greatest opponent given Skinner's super-human determination that no student shall cut class. While Ferris despises Snape and Trunchbull's sadistic treatment of students, he's actually fairly impressed by Skinner and respects him.
  • He also hates Denzel Crocker because of the glee he takes from handing absurdly low grades to students. It reminds him of how Rooney was deadset on ruining his life.
• Has formed alliances with Big Time Rush and Zack Morris. They often work together to pull off some grand scheme.
• Some of the frequent victims of Ferris' nastier schemes are the House of Famly's Child Abusers, in honor of his friend Cameron who suffers under a distant father who cares more about his material possessions than his son.
• Simba's relationship with him is somewhat awkward, since Ferris' life philosophy reminds him of the times when he was running away from his responsibilities and ignoring his problems. The fact that they sound alike just makes Simba more uncomfortable. Timon and Pumbaa, on the other hand, like Ferris' relaxed attitude and how it reminds them of their good times with Simba, and think that years of being king have made the lion too uptight to appreciate him properly.
  • There's also something awkward about how a guy who looks like an older Ferris, Inspector Gadget, is a law enforcer.
• Ferris is a big brother figure to a few younger deities:
  • He thinks Ned Bigby's idea for a school survival guide is pretty genius, and thinks he has future as a High-School Hustler. He has told Ned to tell him if anyone is picking on him.
  • Calvin looks up to him for doing whatever he wants and escaping the consequences easily. Calvin wants very badly for Ferris to teach him his ways so he can get away with stuff too. A lot of deities think Calvin would turn out just like Ferris if he grew up.
• It has often been theorized, both in the Pantheon and in the mortal world, that Ferris is actually a figment of the imagination of his best friend and herald Cameron, which would mean Ferris is of a similar nature to Tyler Durden. Ferris gives ambiguous answers when asked about it; he probably likes to keep people guessing, though the extents to which Tyler takes his freedom do make comparisons between the two a bit disturbing to him.
• On his first visit to the House of Food, he tried to pull off his Abe Froman, Sausage King of Chicago shtick to get the best service possible. Everyone saw through it and were quick to told him there was no need for that, since he was now a higher being than a mere Sausage King of Chicago could ever hope to be. Ferris enjoys the easy access to the greatest meals in the universe, though he does think that it's slightly sad that he won't be able to get satisfaction out of fooling snobby restaurant waiters anymore.
• He doesn't condone any "-isms", so he doesn't look favorably upon any of the Alignment Gods. Basically, in his opinion, people should believe in themselves instead of ideals invented by others.
• "You're still here? My profile's over! Go read the next one. ...Go."

Roka Shibasaki

Roka Shibasaki, Goddess of Post-Fight Group Creation (Underground Boss of Fujou High, President of the Fake Game Creation (Temp) Club, Ultimate Darkness Roka)

• Demigoddess
• Symbol: Roka's bag on fire over a black background
• Alignment: Chaotic Good with Neutral tendencies
• Portfolio: Start My Own, Bag of Kidnapping, Girlish Pigtails, Moe, Claims her element is fire (Except not really), Badass Normal, Super-Deformed, Token Mini-Moe, Open Secret, Killer Rabbit, Badass Adorable
• Domains: Gaming, School, Darkness
• Heralds: Chitose Karasuyama, Sakura Mizukami, Minami Oosawa and Hachi Shiou (her fellow club members).
• Allies: Kenji Kazama, Takao and Funabori, Souji Mitsuka, Plutia, Umaru Doma, The Puchidols, Nico Yazawa, D.Va, the CPUs
• The Underground Boss of Fujou High, Roka Shibasaki, was once in the same Game Creation Club as Takao, but when they had a falling out with each other, Roka left the Game Creation Club with her friend Chitose and started a new Game Creation Club.
  • Not long after Kenji joined Roka's club, Takao issued a challenge to Roka's club to see which Game Creation Club would stay around and when Takao's club lost, Roka and Takao became friends again.
• Roka can often be seen carrying some fireworks with her as she tells people that her element is fire, however those who get into a fight with her quickly learn that her element is actually darkness as Roka's main strategy is usually to use her speed to evade her enemies attacks and put her bag over their head which constitutes a One-Hit KO for some reason.
• Many deities have sometimes seen a Super-Deformed Roka running around the pantheon, no one knows why Roka does this but they've observed that it's usually because of a change in Roka's emotions. Because of this, Roka can be seen getting along well with other Super-Deformed deities such as Umaru Doma and the Puchidols.
• Roka has developed a friendship with Nico Yazawa as while Roka will often kidnap people with her bag if she wants someone to do something for her, she'll often try using her Moe appeal to her benefit first.
• Because of her voice and being able to change from cute and quirky to scary before a fight on the drop of a hat, Roka has often been seen getting along scarily well with Plutia.
  • Roka has recently become rather annoyed by Souji Mitsuka as he often follows Roka around because he likes her twintails and Roka was often followed around by someone who had an unrequited crush on Roka. Unlike said person who often chased Roka, Souji cares more about Roka's twintails than invading Roka's personal space and he also doesn't have a romantic interest in Roka.
  • Roka does find it strange however that normally Souji sounds like Kenji but when he transforms into TailRed, he sounds like Roka.
• It's not uncommon for Roka to visit the temples of other female gamers such as D.Va and the CPU's. Since she's started making friends with other female gamers, Roka's started making plans for recruiting other gamers into her game creation club.
• "I'll make my own Game Creation Club, with kidnapping, and space porn!"

Zack Morris

Zachary "Zack" Morris, God of High School Hustlers

• Demigod, though may be as powerful as Intermediate
• Symbol: A school bell
• Theme Song: Saved by the Bell Theme Song
• Alignment: Chaotic Good with Chaotic Neutral tendencies
• Portfolio: Breakout Character who constantly breaks the Fourth Wall, Brilliant, but Lazy, The Trickster, Mr. Vice Guy, KidAnova, Deadpan Snarker, ultimately Jerk with a Heart of Gold
• Domains: Trickery, Chaos, Good, Charm, Education
• Followers: Nabiki Tendo, Winker Watson, Van Wilder, Charlie Bartlett, Griff Hawkins, Cam Dunleavey, Big Gino
• Heralds: Albert Clifford "A.C." Slater Sanchez, Samuel "Screech" Powers, Jessica "Jessie" Myrtle Spano, Lisa Marie Turtle (his friends), Kelly Kapowski (his High-School Sweetheart, later wife).
• Allies: Ed, Edd and Eddy, Bart, Dennis the Menace, Lucifer, The Fonz, Jimmy Hopkins
• Enemies: Agatha Trunchbull, YHVH, The Mayor, Dark Judges, Miko Miyazaki, Inspector Javert, Dolores Umbridge
• Once just a small kid trying to make a name for himself, he has fully grown into one of the most infamous schemers in the Multiverse. No matter how crazy his Zany Schemes were, he always seemed to come out on top. His ascension was met by jubilation among many Trickster Gods.
  • Deities were stumped on how to rank him. At first glance, Zack is just an ordinary man. But he somehow has the ability to break the fourth wall and even stop time itself. Zack surprisingly insisted that he be ranked as a Demigod. He found it fitting to be underestimated by many.
  • There is one theory that has been circulating the market theory. There is the possibility that he may have thought of the entire situation in his mind. It would explain how well he has been able to pull off his schemes. It's the one theory he vehemently refuses as it would not only invalidate his prowess, it also makes him more like a creep, including brainwashing (current wife) Kelly.
• T.J. likened him to be the older brother he wished he had. Zack was happy to teach him the tricks of the trade,
• Like many others, he pitied the way the Eds were treated throughout their lives and was glad that they won over the Cul-De-Sac.
• Is part of a legendary rivalry with Feeny, and it's not because he caused trouble in school. The two are arguably part of two of the most well-known teen sitcoms of The '90s. Zack has longed to meet up with the principal in the Pantheon for his group to have a seat in the Pantheon.
• Both can agree on one thing; Ms. Trunchbull is a cruel mistress. Zack's annoyed with the way her followers mistreat his own while Feeny has seen many of her kind prevent his followers from reaching out to students. Both have agreed to work together when it comes to dealing with the likes of her.
• Is not that concerned with the Good vs Evil aspect as much as favoring Lucifer over YHVH. Lucifer considers it an honor to be graced with a prankster of his magnitude, enlisting the man to the GUAC. YHVH likened the boy as a threat, sending his subordinates to match a plan to discipline him.
• The Major took it upon himself to warn deities of his schemes, making it harder for Zack to succeed.
• One of his most persistent foes are the combined threat of Javert and Miko. The inspector sees Zack as a prime example of what happens when someone disregards even one of the lightest of crimes. He swears to put him away to serve time. Miko is a bit more extreme, hoping that Zack gets the highest degree of punishment for the unrepentant man. Due to their dogged mantra, the duo has managed to capture him several times, but Zack has managed to escape capture every time, some of which due to mysterious circumstances.
• Judge Death has something else in mind. He sees Zack as the perfect person to make an example to the world what happens to those who commit crimes. He and the Dark Judges are the only deities Zack truly fears, taking great lengths to avoid their presence.
• Looks up to the Fonz as the epitome of what a cool character should be like. He's one of the few not to cringe at his Jumped the Shark moment. To him, if he can do that and look cool by doing it, than why stop? In exchange, Zack teaches him some of his methods. Not even becoming a teacher deterred him from liking the Fonz.
• Much of his success comes from aid from Jimmy Hopkins. Any big kid who thinks they could bully Zack out of his profits receive a pounding from the Bully Hunter. Jimmy is capable of hustling at times as well, though in the Pantheon he increasingly relies on Zack to help get enough money for supplies.
• He was quite the ladies man before he hooked up with Kelly in the end. Many female deities were disappointed that he was taken, but a few love goddesses have volunteer to help the couple navigate through their marriage.

Quasideities

The Breakfast Club

John Bender, Andrew Clark, Claire Standish, Allison Reynolds, and Brian Johnson, Gods of Enduring Detention

From left to right: John, Andrew, Allison, Claire, Brian

• Quasideities
• Symbol: Brian's response essay to Richard Vernon
• Theme Song: Don't You (Forget About Me)
• Alignment: Varies from Neutral Good to Chaotic Good (John Bender has shades of Chaotic Neutral)
• Portfolio: Deconstructed Stock Students, Dysfunctional Parents, Color-Coded Characters, Five Temperament Ensemble, Troubled Teenagers Shaped By Their Upbringings, Realizing Their Similarities With Parent Troubles, Iconic Epilogue Letter, Inspiring Similar Stories From Their Unique Friendships
  • John: The "Criminal" Of The Group, Book Dumb With Great Intuition, Ineffectual Loner, Making A Big Deal Out Of His Abusive Parents, Stepford Snarker, Wants To Look Tough But Is More Weak-Willed (And Sympathetic) Than He Appears, Bullies Claire Due To A Crush On Her
  • Andrew: The "Athlete" Of The Group, Reputable And Tough Student With Impressive Wrestling Skills, Talented But Burdened With Personal Issues, Lovable Jock But Is Forced To Be A Ruthless Jerk Because Of His Father And Hates It, Knight in Sour Armor
  • Claire: The "Princess" Of The Group, Large Ham, Seems Cold And Standoffish But Warms Up To Everyone Else, Only Mean To Unpopular Students Since Peer-Pressure Prevents Public Niceness, Innocently Insensitive, Slave to PR
  • Allison: The "Basket Case" Of The Group, Putting Others' Attention On Her Due To Neglect From Parents And Other Students, Self-Admitted Compulsive Liar, Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold, No Social Skills, Went Into Detention Because She Could, More Clever And Sane Than She Lets On, Hardly Vocal At First
  • Brian: The "Brain" Of The Group, The Heart, Book Smart But Friendless, Shrinking Violet, Butt-Monkey, Nicest Student Of The Five, Goofy And Positive Attitude Covering A Sad Home Life, Teen Genius Troubled By One F Grade Among All Of His A Grades, Bungled Suicide, Alone Among the Couples
• Domains: Students, Detention, Dysfunctions, Cliques, Upbringing
• Allies (Sometimes Teeth-Clenched Teamwork for John in particular): Jimmy Hopkins, Draco Malfoy, Malcolm Wilkerson, The Eds, Jin Kazama, Danny, Sam, The Phantom Thieves of Hearts, Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Mary Jane Watson, Gentaro Kisaragi/Kamen Rider Fourze, Ryusei Sakuta/Kamen Rider Meteor, The Kamen Rider Club
  • John: Bart Simpson, Kevin McCallister, The Curtis Gang
  • Andrew: Johnny Lawrence, Daniel LaRusso, Pops
  • Claire: Kayla Day, Kim Possible, Sabrina Spellman
  • Allison: Matilda Wormwood, Holden Caulfield
  • Brian: Daria Morgendorffer, Jane Lane, Peter Parker
• Fears: Pico, Nene, and Darnell, The South Park Boys (mainly Cartman)
• Oppose: Seymour Skinner, Lucius Malfoy, Kazuya and Heihachi Mishima
• Enemies: The Child Abuse Supporters, Gary Smith, Agatha Trunchbull, Biff Tannen, Libby Chessler, Eliza and Neal Reagan, John Kreese, Denzel Crocker
• On one particular Saturday, five high school students were all brought into detention for various issues regarding them, all a bunch of strangers who never knew each other before. Brought in to complete an essay for fulfilling their detention, their distinct personalities were bound to end with trouble. However, these students, while coming in for different purposes, all found the same thing in the end of all the chaos they caused. A mutual understanding of each other, and the struggles and dysfunctions that each made all of them who they were. And despite how each of them was a different kind of student entirely, the group made of a brain, a beauty, a jock, a rebel, and a recluse, they found themselves finding enough in common with each other for what would be an unforgettable few hours of enlightenment and bonding.
• The five students of Shermer High would all part ways after that fateful day, and they didn't know what would await either their academic nor domestic life for either them nor each other. That night, they all slept expecting to continue the dreary lives they had before, but with a newfound resolve or some hope, perhaps. All of them woke up to find that they were now in the hands of a much different fate awaiting them. A whole world of more vibrant individuals and groups, some much more pleasant than the students and adults they were familiar, others somehow much, much worse. Each of them eventually met each other, gladly embracing each other then wondering where the hell were they, let alone how they got here. They started blaming John for the weed they smoked somehow being behind it all, only for Allison (the one who didn't smoke) to make a guess that this was some place where weird special people from different worlds hung out. The lot of them were introduced to the Pantheon, telling them of their ascension as new deities, now immortal and able to live a new life in the Pantheon. After Bender made a crude joke about killing one of them to test out their Resurrective Immortality, they were all sent to the Elysium Academy to go through with finishing their education, but in a new environment much different to the ones they had before. While intimidated by the new life and culture ahead of them, they were overall more excited by the idea of getting a new start on their reputation as students and as people, without their families and former friends to influence them.
• From the popular to the unpopular, all of them have had many obstacles when it came to adapting to a new school life. While they no longer had to deal with the burdens of their own families and no longer needed to worry about living with their own people, starting over from scratch was inevitably rough for them. Even with their temple effectively giving each of them suitable housing for their own tastes and interests, the kinds of values and social standards they lived by were much different from back in their own school. Most significantly, things like bullying, harassment, and abuse were taken much more seriously, not to mention that it was much more difficult for John Bender to sneak in some weed inside. With a more progressive, watchful, and somewhat more friendly community among the school representatives, there was a good chance for them to adapt. Since they didn't get to bring the likes of their families along, all the Breakfast Club have in familiar allies are themselves, so now they have to really learn how to stick together, something they were getting the hang of, but not just at school detention this time.
• Being someone highly experienced with putting his foot down when it came to bullies, the Shermer High students have crossed paths with Jimmy Hopkins, himself a student of Bullworth Academy, a school with much more severe bullying problems and troublesome students and cliques. The Breakfast Club found Jimmy to be surprisingly noble for such a rebellious student that got sent to the academy because he was such a mischievous kid, so even John Bender is impressed with him, knowing very well he isn't someone to push around. Jimmy himself notes that most of them would fit right into Bullworth Academy's cliques, Bender fitting in with the Greasers, Claire with the Preppies, Andrew with the Jocks, and Brian with the Nerds. The one exception, Allison, ends up reminding him of his buddy Pete Kowalski, a quiet and asocial friend who's more wise to things than they appear. He's also had to give them advice with dealing with all sorts of students, both nice and nasty. Given that John actually tried to go after Gary Smith earlier thinking it would be simple to kick Gary's face in, only to unwittingly get caught into one of his schemes, indirectly causing the Breakfast Club to indirectly get into trouble, Jimmy wants to make sure that doesn't occur again.
• When it comes to the school staff in the Pantheon, they've felt right at home knowing that some of them are just as unpleasant as the ones from Shermer High. In particular, Seymour Skinner's harsh and inconsiderate attitude not only displeases them but reminds them too much about their own principal, Dick Vernon. Hearing that Skinner made Mr. Vernon "his High Priest" was all the more alarming to them, but they realized that even if Vernon had gotten a higher position in the Pantheon like theirs, he'd have just as much, if not more trouble adapting to the Pantheon than they have. There were also some teachers that the five of them vouched never to learn under. While thankfully not under their normal range of students to teach, they hope not to deal with the likes of either Denzel Crocker for his ridiculous assignments and grades (especially not Brian) and Agatha Trunchbull, an absurdly harsh and cruel teacher who they enjoy seeing suffer for all the trouble she causes to students. Allison herself also befriended Matilda Wormwood in particular, due to her ability to deal with people like Trunchbull, her similar home life of being neglected by her parents, and because her telekinetic powers are funny.
• While some of them do feel sad about leaving their former families (especially Claire), they'd rather not think too much about the House of Family all that much. One main reason is the presence of the Child Abuse Supporters there, who remind them of all the more dreadful aspects of their home life. While they know it's not their place to deal with them personally at all, they've spoken in jest before that Lady Tremaine shouldn't be left in a room alone with them, John also boasting about returning home with an animal skin from a certain lion (he has yet to back up his words). However, if they've met people from that House who've experienced similar troubles to them, they'll try to be as supportive as they can. Malcolm Wilkerson for one found the lot of them to be neat friends to hang out with when his family is unbearable, though some would say that John Bender isn't a good influence. Malcolm also happens to find Brian to be the most relatable out of all of them, excelling at so many things, except for one particular subject that ends up being a source of frustration for them, with shop class being Brian's bane and music appreciation being Malcolm's, both of them initially seeing those classes as easy A grades. Malcolm's mom, Lois, being quite an Education Mama herself who even puts more extracurricular activities on Malcolm's schedule, earning Brian's silent resentment.
  • Even for the likes of Andrew, the toughest student in the Breakfast Club, and John, the more boastful and aggressive student compared to the rest, the Breakfast Club isn't planning to get into fights if they can help it. Not just because some of their students happen to be ridiculously strong or skilled, they simply don't want to perpetuate the hostility some of them have felt from their lives at home. Not to mention that the likes of Elysium Academy already has its issues with violence even with being more strict on it than Shermer High was, Brian already guessing that his stint involving a Flare Gun would land him with something harder than just plain detention. Seeing more intimidating and violent students like Pico, Nene, and Darnell among them has kept them cautious, even John tried to get closer to them, but even their chaotic attitude too much for him. They also noted the younger but surprisingly more crude South Park boys, and preferably stay away from, due to not wanting to be involved in Collateral Damage in regards to Kenny, and just not getting involved with Cartman in general. John Bender ended up antagonizing Cartman one time and he ended up walking back to the rest of the Breakfast Club with several bruises, cuts, partially on fire, and some broken bones.
  Bender: I didn't think a simple sticky note would end up like this.
• Seeing some of the more fantastical and powerful deities have their own family issues has gotten the Breakfast Club to wonder if they somehow got it off easy. The family feud regarding the Mishimas is so twisted to them that they not only root for Jin to win out against both of them but even speculate that both Kazuya and Heihachi hate each other too much to be able to live without each other. The Malfoys, while the magic academy they come from is hard for them to comprehend, the likes of Andrew and John can see a bit of themselves in Drake, even. Drake himself who tried his best to be as nice as could to curious muggles like them would tell them all about his struggles in not being the father that Lucius was to him as he tries to take care of his own new son, Scorpius, something the Breakfast Club can appreciate. There was also the trio of Danny and Sam in the Pantheon, who were both generally unpopular students that had to go a long way to earn their respect from their peers. The three of them were relieved to know that the likes of Andrew and Claire, weren't intending on being high-and-mighty bullies this time around, though John is still someone they have difficulties being chummy with.
• The Breakfast Club surprisingly made a good buddy out of Dr. Doofenshmirtz of all people. For one, they find a majority of his inventions and strange "-inators" to be interesting if not hilariously entertaining, so it wasn't even just Bender that didn't mind his former villain status that much. They also noted how absurdly neglectful and dismissive his parents were toward him, as if he weren't even their own kid, not to mention being in the shadow of his brother as well, which ended up with them wincing at the imagined emotional pain of such an experience. What ended up solidifying their friendship with each other was how he managed to raise his own daughter Vanessa and in a much more caring manner that his parents couldn't hope to live up to, earning the Breakfast Club's genuine respect. And while not particularly in a similar situation, they've hung out with the Eds, mainly for watching the shenanigans they end up in for entertainment, also because they've had sympathetic domestic lives as well. Most significantly is Eddy who ended up being influenced negatively by his abusive brother, which caused him to develop similar shady behaviors in the name of earning his respect, only to eventually find that his brother had little respect to give, and eventually broke away from such a toxic family relationship. Not to mention Brian in particular getting along with Edd the most, exchanging bits and pieces of the things they've learned with each other.
• Given the Phantom Thieves' own struggles regarding their own domestic lives, they were quick to get friendly with the Breakfast Club. Given that they all had their own issues to "brag" about to each other, they mostly find each other as other friendly students to work alongside. Brian helps them out with their school assignments (Brian anticipates becoming a Homework Slave to them sooner or later), Allison watching Yusuke create art, or everyone else dealing with Bender becoming unbearable to other students on occasion. Even though there's much they agree about on, like how insufferable some teachers like a certain Kamoshida were, or the problems that clique-like school culture brought up, the Phantom Thieves still try not to get too chummy with the Breakfast Club. It's mainly since they don't want the likes of them getting too curious about their work involving their Personas. They were ill-prepared for the Noodle Incident that led to Allison of all of them discovering and getting lost in the Metaverse, however. The events that transpired for such a conclusion to occur was apparently embarassing enough for them to not want to explain them to others about it, but at least they know how to prevent Allison's curious and snooping nature from getting the best of them again.
• The Breakfast Club were curious to learn of a Japanese version of themselves in the Kamen Rider Club. It turns out that they also had their own Detension Episode where a delinquent (Gentaro), a brain (Kengo), an athlete (Shun), a basketcase (Yuki) and a criminal (Tomoko — the crime was deleting every yearbook photo in the school's database because one photo had her bow crooked) where they were stuck writing the kanji of "Reflection" a thousand times (but Gentaro had to do his in caligraphy) before Shun decided that they all had to pass a test and the score was under 50, they had to return for detention the next week. The main difference was that Gentaro, Kengo, and Yuki were already friends at this point and Tomoko was off in her own world, while Shun was the one who gained the most Character Development after being dumped by his "current" girlfriend and his crush was in the hospital exhausting herself while being in the Power Dizer and Gentaro asked why the star quarterback of Amanogawa High was getting told what to do by his own father. It was through this revelation that Shun learned to become his own man and become part of the Kamen Rider Club (Tomoko would join sometime later...after Gentaro shoved her into a locker that took one on the moon.) Naturally, the Kamen Rider Club became fast friends with them and even invited them to a walk along the moon's surface and performing Gentaro's Secret Handshake.
• For John:
  • John Bender being the most delinquent-like in nature of the Breakfast Club, he had a lot of trouble getting along with other students and faculty in the Pantheon. People are more understanding of his particular Freudian Excuse but they're not going to let his problematic behavior slide because of it. They're especially tough on Bender's advances on Claire in particular, and make it clear that similar behavior isn't going to be tolerated as it was back in their days. While Claire doesn't think it's all that necessary and wants to keep Bender out of trouble, part of her does smugly enjoy watching Bender getting humbled for his actions. But despite how he likes to act proud of being such a troublemaker, deep down he really does hope he can learn to be the better student people want him to be, mainly due to how grateful he is from being far, far away from his poor excuses of parents. When it comes to closer friends, Bender found people like himself with Johnny and Steve from the Curtis Gang, who've had severe parental issues themselves, Johnny's either being neglectful or violent toward their son. While it took a while for Bender to adapt to their customs, he doesn't mind sticking around with them when things are tough for either of them.
  • While Bender is the kind of guy who wants to look like a tough bully who sits on children for fun, he's managed to find a few of them pretty cool to get along with. Getting along with Bart Simpson and Kevin McCallister was easy noting the mischievous things they get up to, and for the latter, seeing unscrupulous adults suffer is all fine with him. While Kevin was initially worried about the big man, he does feel bad for the guy since it seems that his parents made him go worse than the unpleasantries of his siblings and parents. As for John and Bart, they're usually setting up pranks when the rest of the Breakfast Club isn't around, and John even helps Bart prank his own dad, to Homer's dismay, among other people, Principal Skinner included.
• For Andrew:
  • Regretting his time of being a tough and cruel bully just for the sake of appearing super masculine, Andy came in hoping that he could avoid doing such things again. While he certainly was a lot nicer to the less popular kids and athletes at school, which didn't go unnoticed, some people pointed out that he was trying too hard and appeared meek due to putting so much effort into not being a bully toward others. His new friends assured him that without his dad around, he would be better off just trying to be himself, since if he at his core isn't as toxic and uncaring as his father was, he won't necessarily turn worse just by being himself. And even if he somehow did relapse into his old ways, other students would be more willing to set him straight. Andrew himself also has someone to set straight, mainly Biff Tannen who didn't really move on from his bullying ways even as an adult. Not to mention seeing how miserable he was as a grown adult showed Andrew how much of a terrible life Andrew was in for if he continued to live the way his dad wanted him to live like.
  • A tough adept at practical wrestling, it was inevitable for him to meet up with both Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso, the latter of which developed his own character on top of karate skills to overcome his bullies, and the former being one of said bullies from Thug Dojo Cobra Kai, though he reformed and attempted to reform Cobra Kai, though that didn't work out as well as he hoped. While Andrew was initially worried regarding Johnny, Johnny assured himself that he wants to reform to be a far better person than what he was in his younger days, understanding Andrew's plight. While Andrew was interested in adding karate to his portfolio on top of his wrestling skills, he finds Daniel's style of karate more appealing. That said, they can all agree on how insufferable and cruel John Kreese was, being as senselessly ruthless as Andy's own father. A stranger friendship Andrew made regarding the topic of traditional wrestling was Pops, who not only had a lot of enthusiasm regarding the subject but his compassion being quite the contrast to Andrew's biological father, Pops himself respecting the guy for not following in his dad's footsteps.
• For Claire:
  • Having gained popularity by being Shermer High's Alpha Bitch, Claire thought it would be nice to start over and use her social knowledge for a more humble reputation. Given how used she was to being in the spotlight, it proved difficult to get used to amending her ways, but people were willing to getting along with her regardless. Some of the more notable friends she gained were Kim Possible and Sabrina Spellman, both of them having dealt with more insufferable girls like some of Claire's former friends, and wanted to show appreciation for Claire attempting to do better than them. Notably, one of said haughty popular students, Libby Chessler, sees Claire's growing friend circle as competition, and has plans on snuffing out Claire's popularity, not that people will make it easier for her. Same goes with Eliza and Neil Reagan who believe that she's degrading herself trying to get along with the lowly unpopular people. That said, Claire herself worries about now being on the receiving end of the condescending mannerisms of her old lifestyle.
  • When it came to adapting to the newer times of the Pantheon, communication technology was a big one for Claire, and she ended up getting used to this particular new social trend by Kayla Day, a middle-schooler that just graduated to high-schooler who knew a lot about living through her smartphone. While Kayla wasn't actually the most social person in direct meetings, she's been trying to open herself up more regularly, and Claire mainly befriended her not just for understanding the ways students have been socializing through smartphones or just browsing through the internet in general, but since Claire wanted to be more friendly and attentive toward the less popular and social peers as well. She also managed to understand what Kayla went through regarding one Alpha Bitch of a poor "friend" that was Kennedy, and is supportive in helping Kayla adjust her life to socializing among friends herself.
• For Allison:
  • Aside from Bender, Allison ended up having a similarly difficult time adapting to her new school life at the Pantheon. While she's been somewhat better at reaching out to potential new friends and is beginning to develop decent social skills, part of her aloof nature isn't used to her more attentive teachers and peers. Used to just goofing off in class and showing off her stranger talents over actually learning things has highlighted how far behind she is in terms of book smarts, since back then no one really cared how successful she was. She does appreciate people trying to reach out to her more, but being used to having little friends or interactions is something many loners like her have to adjust to. Additionally, sometimes she comes into school with different attires and hairstyles from time to time, including her more known makeover given from Claire. While people argue that she doesn't really need all of these makeovers, Allison isn't doing this to impress the snotty beauty people. She mainly just goes from her usual look to her newer looks to whatever she asks a capable friend for, just because it both opens herself up to friends more and just because she feels like it, knowing and caring little about "looking good".
  • She's also surprisingly cynical among the group, herself believing that she and the likes of the Breakfast Club are bound to end up inheriting the unlikable parts of their parents whether they like it or not. While the more optimistic members of the House of Family and Relatives want to prove her wrong, the normally aloof Holden Caulfield found her to be a kindred spirit. While she finds Holden's desire to keep innocent children away from the burdens of being an adult interesting and likable, Allison deems Holden's efforts to be in vain, not that she's enough of a jerk to pester him about it. Not to mention her relating to Holden regarding the thought of running away from their families, something Holden didn't really go through with in his world, but Allison herself was always planning to do, given how neglectful her parents were. Holden, unfamiliar to Allison's own parental issues, doesn't really try to judge.
• For Brian:
  • Brian, having been so focused on learning everything just to keep his high grades, even at the expense of his social skills, would try to improve his ability to socialize more since education-wise, he had a headstart over the rest of the Breakfast Club. While there have been newer subjects and updated knowledge to keep him from getting complacent, at least he didn't have to deal with that dreaded shop class. Despite not having his nasty Education Mama mercilessly watching his grades, he still ends up getting rather nervous when he feels like he's struggling at a particular class. Some habits don't die easy and for all of his attempts to move on, the dreaded B grade still makes him feel very uneasy. Some surprising companions were both Daria Morgendoffer and Jane Lane, both of which have dealt with lacking many friends but have stuck by it, with Daria being as academically successful as Brian overall. They're generous enough to give him advice regarding surviving through classes given his kind though troubled disposition, as well as having a relatable smartie to hang out with on occasion.
  • Claire invited the rest of the Breakfast Club to a party that she and Mary Jane Watson set up, Claire herself understanding how Mary Jane mainly put up her fun social life to get over her troublesome domestic life with her family, something the Breakfast Club sympathized with well, though only Claire was used to Mary Jane's public lifestyle. As for Brian, while he enjoyed the party in general, what ended up being making the day memorable for him was after the party where he got to meet Peter Parker, one of Mary Jane's closer friends if not lovers. Peter Parker ended up pitying the poor scholar for being such a nice man enduring a poor social life inspite of his smarts, and they both talked about each others' lives at home and the things they learned, with Brian being impressed by Parker's feats. While unaware of Peter Parker's other occupation of being Spider-Man, Brian tries to be a more outgoing friend with some of Parker's advice.

"Dear Mr. Vernon: We accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong. But we think you're crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us — in the simplest terms and the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain..."

"...and an athlete..."

"...and a basketcase..."

"...a princess..."

"and a criminal."

"Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club."

Sara Berry

Whoa, down on your knees before the queen.
Whoa, down on your knees before the queen.

Sara Berry, Goddess Who Unleashes Chaos at the School Prom (A Popular Bitch, Queen of Highschool Land)

• Quasideity
• Theme: "The Ballad of Sara Barry"
• Symbol: A bouquet of roses covered in blood alongside a similarly bloodied Prom sash, scepter, and crown. Alternatively the photo which inspired her song.
• Alignment: True Neutral normally, Chaotic Evil during Prom
• Portfolio: Academic Alpha Bitch who is also loaded, Cruel Cheerleader, Will do everything she can to become prom queen, has an abusive father, loses her mind as prom queen becomes further and further away, kills six Prom Queen candidates in order to get rid of the competition, "crowns" herself queen but gets to enjoy it for a brief moment is swiftly arrested for her massacre and ends up in an asylum trapped in her delusion believing she's queen of High School Land, goes from the most popular girl at school to a lunatic, refuses to end up as a princess at prom, Villain Protagonist, Murder Ballad
• Domains: High School, Riches, Cheerleaders, Prom, Massacre, Insanity, Delusions, Envy
• High Priestess: Mary Lou
• Allies: Biff Tannen, Libbie Chessler, The Evil Queen, Hera, Kotonoha Katsura, Eliza and Neil Reagan, Princess Morebucks, Azula, Kimmy Howell
• Enemies:
  • Many Gods in the House of School. Particularly: The Kamen Rider Club (especially Kengo Utahoshi, Miu Kazashiro and Shun Daimonji), Kim Possible, The Equestria Girls, and The Breakfast Club (Claire Standish in particular)
  • Others: Mima Kirigoe, Nina Sayers, Juliet Starling, Ron Stoppable, Marinette Dupain-Chang and Adrien Agreste, Mai, Ty Lee, Ozai, Gentaro Kisaragi, Ryusei Sakuta, Luz Noceda and Amity Blight, Bad Girl, Travis Touchdown, The Phantom Thieves of Hearts, Sam, Clover, and Alex, SpongeBob SquarePants
• Despises: Disabled gods (particularly those who lost their legs)
• Evil Counterpart to: Charlotte LaBouf, Suzune Horikita
• Pities: Carrie White, Pacifica Northwest
• Pitied by: Sunset Shimmer, Iroh
• Sara Berry was the atypical Alpha Bitch complete with the hot body, hot guy, being the leader of the cheer team, and loaded. But all of that changed when a classmate named Julie Jenkins gained everyone's attention for having lost a leg in a car crash. Sara didn't see anything important about her until Prom Queen nominations came rolling in. Sara was a shoe-in for queen...until the gossip spread across the school that Julie might be crowned queen out of a Pity Vote. This didn't settle well with Sara's father, who told her that there would be nothing for her if she didn't win the crown and that she'd be an utter disappointment to her mother. Thus begins Sara's journey to do all she can to become Prom Queen...by any means necessary.
  • Unfortunately, no matter what Sara did, Julie always was one step ahead of her. She pushed away everyone — her clique, cheerleading squad, and boyfriend — to focus on her goal, only for her friends to shun her and her boyfriend giving a final text stating he'll take Julie to the prom. With her sanity hanging by a thread, Sara had the most evilest plan of all...if there are seven other candidates vying for the crown, why not kill them so that there's no more competition and she'll win by default? And on the night of the Prom, she unleashed a murder spree, killing six other girls in gruesome ways — poisoned punch, slamming a rock on another girl's head, drowning a third, and dismembering a fourth — before the cops pulled her away. Not that she cared at that point, crowning herself Prom Queen. Ultimately she was taken into asylum where she will spend the rest of her life in her delusions.
• In the midst of her delusions, Sara was wheeled out of the asylum and into the light...where the Court of the Gods announced that she was to be deified as the Goddess who Unleashes Chaos at Prom. Sara responded by laughing in glee for she was no longer a queen, but a Goddess. Never mind that she was merely a quasideity, but that meant that she could finally show her father that she made it. In exchange for her godhood, Sara has to take mandatory counseling and have a bodyguard with her at all costs. Regardless, Sara was ecstatic to know that she was a goddess in two houses, something she's quick to brag to everyone around her.
  • There is one blessing about everyone being deities though; should Sara kill one of them, they return to their temple without any harm done. Plus, now that gods know about her most famous act, there's no way Sara can go on another killing spree without causing attention. Sara has conceded and decided that she's going to become Prom Queen the "proper" way.
• Naturally, the House of School is quite wary about her reputation. Even the most sadistic teachers find her acts to be disgusting. Sure, they're sadists, but they're not killers! The Kamen Rider Club hate her the most, Miu Kazashiro especially. To her, prom is a ceremony that is akin to Passing the Torch, and something that should hold precious memories, particularly with a person who has changed you the most. The same sentiment to hating Sara can be said with Shun Daimonji, who despite being mad that Miu wanted to dance with Gentaro Kisaragi at the prom, let her go because he loved her so much. Sara sees Miu as "opposition" for being the Queen of Amanogawa High three years running, to which Miu coldly responded that she worked for her goal even after she was assaulted by one of her friends, was bandaged and on crutches. She then told Sara to get out before Shun suited up in the Power Dizer.
  Miu: I am Miu Kazashiro, Club President of the Kamen Rider Club. I will not bow to you.
  • Ryusei Sakuta also joined with the hatred since Sara killed six people without remorse and for an utterly petty reason, while he killed Gentaro in a desperate attempt to revive his friend from a coma and even felt horrified at what he accomplished, ready to die for his sins. Gentaro himself also has no kind words to say to her (which is saying something, coming from the guy who forgave the Big Bad of his world who murdered Kengo out of jealousy)!
• Many gods pity her that she only became the way she was due to the pressure of her abusive father telling her to strive for a queen. After all, there's no future for a princess at prom. Many are furious that he ended up without going to jail for his emotional abuse towards his daughter. If Sara would finally have the strength to shut her father up, perhaps she'll get a much happier ending. However, there are a few deities who point out that her backstory doesn't excuse the fact that she still thought of murdering six innocent girls who had no idea of her Sanity Slippage. As for Sara, she refuses to have her father be her Herald, although she did get some satisfaction of sending him a letter stating that she's a Goddess now, and he can't do anything to hurt her anymore.
• As she was cheer captain at her school, she detests the other cheerleading goddesses. Aside from Miu, there was both Kim Possible and Juliet Starling who are also well loved for being cheerleaders. While she can get away with being rich, the three are much more powerful than her: Kim fights bad guys on a weekly basis, Juliet kills zombies with a chainsaw, and Miu knows how to use sci-fi guns and a Mini-Mecha with the Queen Dizer. Sara just grumbled to herself that they'll settle this in a cheerleading competition in the future. She also tried to make a passing jab at Kim going to her prom with her loser friend Ron Stoppable. Kim remarked:
  Kim: At least I have friends who supports me! Didn't you push away your boyfriend aside for the sake of becoming Prom Queen?
  • Even if Juliet is more murderous than she is, Sara thinks Juliet running around with the head of her boyfriend strapped to her waist is weird. Juliet responds that she's only murderous towards zombies, not actual people. And she herself only cut Nick's head off as a way to save him from being zombified, not out of actual malice. Juliet also hates Sara because her envy reminds her of Swan, who decided to unleash a zombie apocalypse all because Juliet was going steady with Nick since Nick actually approached Juliet instead of pining from afar, not to mention that there must've been a good reason for Sara's boyfriend to take Julie to the prom if Sara herself couldn't spend time with him.
  Juliet: There are like, other ways to get attention instead of murdering people. Did you ever use something called your mouth?
  • The Malibu WOOHP agents, Sam, Clover, and Alex, have nothing but ire towards Sara. Not only does she remind them of their rival Mandy, but her crimes are even more heinous than many of the villains they've fought on a daily basis. And for all the things Mandy did to them, even she would never stoop as low as to kill the three.
• Is considered the Evil Counterpart to Charlotte LaBouf. Whereas Sara is a Rich Bitch, Charlotte is Spoiled Sweet. While Sara's father is abusive, Charlotte's is doting. Sara can't stand being a "Princess at Prom" while Charlotte not only is fine being a princess but she wants others to obtain their happiness too, willing to kiss Prince Naveen (who was a frog at the time, long story) if it means her friend, Tiana, gets her happy ending. Charlotte doesn't understand what's wrong with being a Princess since it's every girl's dream of becoming one. Sara just stomped off in annoyance before she grabbed a baseball bat to cave Charlotte's head in.
  • Of course, Sara had competition with the other most notorious Prom Wrecker in Carrie White. However, Sara actually pities Carrie since the girl didn't deserve any of the shit she got from the school, particularly the pig's blood. Her pity isn't just out of pragmatism, due to Carrie's psychic powers slaughtering more people than Sara did by herself, but because Sara understands what it's like to be under the thumb of an abusive parent. Carrie was shocked that Sara of all deities gave sympathy, but Sara notes that when it's time for Prom, she will work hard to become queen once more and Carrie shouldn't solely rely on pity votes. She's also shown to feel sorry for Pacifica Northwest for having to be manipulated via Pavlov's conditioning by her own father, like she is a dog and admits that Pacifica was strong to stand up to her father. Pacifica, for her part, awkwardly thanked Sara for the comment, but also asked that Sara not go and kill her parents.
• She dislikes gods who have one leg because they all remind her of Julie Jenkins, who was only the #1 nomination for Prom Queen out of a pity vote for losing her leg in a car crash. That said, she's picky on who she chooses to assault, particularly those who are in wheelchairs. For example, she stays clear of Nunnally vi Britannia since the girl is not only too young, but attacking her means a direct assault from her older brother. So long as these deities don't get in her way, she can just be indifferent towards them. Bentley Turtle is another crippled god that she dares not badmouth. Not just because of his tech, but because that brings the wrath of the Cooper Gang onto her as well. Another goddess whom Sara stays away from is Cherry Darling, as she not only lost her leg to zombies, but replaced it with a gun. That said, Sara does respect how Cherry survived the mess that was the Zombie Apocalypse of her world.
• For all that she did in murdering the competition, she stays away from the House of Slaughter. She made it a point that she only killed the competition, everyone else were free to leave as they chose (not that it mattered as Sara was so lost in her delusion of being the last contestant). She wants to become Prom Queen the traditional way this time around and will refuse any additional "help" (not that it matters given that Death Is Cheap).
• Surprisingly was given pity by Sunset Shimmer since she was in a similar position of wanting to be queen at all costs, going as far as brainwashing the school populace and sending manipulative texts to her friends. Sara herself noted that was a bit too far, to which Sunset agreed. The Equestria Girls are on the fence over forgiving Sara so quickly, especially since murder is a crime that is far beyond what others have done, like Starlight Glimmer trying to create a tyrannical dictatorship and rewound time to ensure Twilight Sparkle and her friends never got their Cutie Marks solely because she didn't like it when her friend got his own, but Sara has agreed to be neutral towards them at best.
• Naturally, as someone who was jealous of someone else becoming Prom Queen, she ended up becoming allies with the Evil Queen, who would do anything she could to murder Snow White for being "Fairest of them All". Sara did point out that the Evil Queen's plan with the poisoned apple backfired since the potion to make her the apple peddler no longer made her "Fairest of the land" and that she didn't get her hands dirty. The Evil Queen pointed out that Sara's no better — Why not talk to Julie about why being Prom Queen is so important to her? Still, Sara does admit that she'd like to learn potion brewing from the Evil Queen so she can get a leg up against her cheerleading rivals. She also can relate to Mello at being irate in being "second place", but Mello points out that Sara is still a killer at the end of the day.
  • Princess Morebucks is essentially a younger sister of Sara, who is completely spoiled rotten by her dad to the point she can purchase tech that lets her combat the Powerpuff Girls. Princess Morebucks is more than willing to have Sara use some money in order to bolster her chances of being Prom Queen seeing it no different than the time that she became Mayor of Townsville.
• Surprisingly gained an ally with Azula, as both of them were groomed to become who they are today by their abusive fathers and ended up in a mental asylum while trapped in their hallucinations (Sara as Prom Queen and Azula hallucinating her mother hated her). Azula doesn't do friends, but she admits that Sara has the drive and brains to do some damage if she was pushed hard enough. Of course, Sara became the target to Azula's former "friends", Mai and Ty Lee, who were quick to use their knives and pressure-points to knock her down when she tried to approach them. Sara also finds Ozai to be a total piece of shit for taking away Azula's chance to truly be a Fire Lord and then turning her into a puppet ruler. For how horrible Sara's father was, at least he didn't try to take the glory of Prom Queen away from her.
• Tried to find a kin-ship with two other goddesses who also went through mental breakdowns — Mima Kirigoe and Nina Sayers — but both of them refused to associate with her due to her crimes. Mima already had to deal with Me-Mania and her manager trying to take her place to the point that both wanted to murder her solely because she no longer was the squeaky clean idol, while Nina herself felt horrified over the idea of (seemingly) killing Lily and just wants to focus on her craft in ballet. Sara did question to Mima why she tried to save Rumi in the first place, to which Mima answered that she didn't have the heart to see someone murdered and that Rumi "made" her into the actress she is today.
• Amity Blight found her to be utterly disgusting since Sara is a shadow of who she could've been if Luz didn't come into her life. Amity had been horrible to her Childhood Friend, Willow Park, and was even shown to be good in Grugby like Sara was a cheerleader, and both were under the thumb of abusive parents. However, Amity was able to bounce back due to her friends, her siblings, and her father giving support, while Sara pushed everyone away because they were in the way of her being Prom Queen. But for as much as Amity hates her, even she thinks having Sara fighting off the Grometheus in order to confront her mental turmoil is excessive.
• One would think that with their crazy mentalities and distant relationship with their dads, Sara and Bad Girl would become besties. Bad Girl does pity Sara that Sara didn't have a loving relationship with her father, but she still sees Sara as a hypocrite who set her sights way too low in murder and deludes herself to thinking that this will make her "Queen of Highschool Land". Travis Touchdown, however, can't help but feel some sympathy for Sara being fucked up as she is, but refuses to kill her for the reasons that she's a high-school student and he vows to never kill a girl after what happened with Kimmy Howell. Speaking of which, Sara has reached out to Kimmy Howell, and the former schoolgirl turned pop idol decided that Sara should get some practice to really carve up the competition through the use of a beam katana. When Travis heard of this, he only had this to say.
  Travis: Charlotte, give me some of those beers. NOW.
• Of all deities who could relate to Sara, it was Hera. Hera could understand Sara's frustrations of having their lover leave her for another girl, as Hera is stuck with Zeus being a humongous skirt chaser. She's vowed to help protect Sara from her abusive father and to also give her the power to fight back against those who would take away her title as Prom Queen (even if Hera finds it as thinking a bit too small). Naturally, this desire to become Prom Queen and her kill record made Sara the perfect target for the Phantom Thieves of Hearts in helping to steal her treasure. However, there have been concerns that Sara would just retreat into her delusions of being the "Queen of Highschool Land" as she cannot live with the fact that she might become a disappointment to her parents. Phantom Thieves like Ann and Ryuji are unable to decide whether or not to pity her. Yes, Sara living under her abusive father is unfair but it's not an excuse to take it out on innocent people and ruining their lives forever.
  • The other goddess whom Sara has become besties with is Kotonoha Katsura, as they both went off the deep end to remove any competition for their chosen target, the only difference is Kotonoha targets those who wish to target Makoto whereas Sara was eliminating those who prevented her from being Prom Queen. Kotonoha has the utmost respect for how Sara was able to plan six murders in the span of one night, even if she did miss out on killing Julie Jenkins. Meanwhile, Sara has also found it amusing at how Kotonoha and Sekai are considered frenemies for live in regards to their love for Makoto and honestly would like to become a sister figure to the two when it comes to fighting off anyone who gets in the way of their goals.
• She's become wary of Calypso due to his reputation of twisting someone's wish with unexpected results. Given that she just escaped her deluding herself into believing that she was "Queen of High School Land", she's refused to participate in his Twisted Metal tournaments if it granted her heart's desires. Some gods are worried if she will ask Kyubey to make her Prom Queen since that would also mean making a Magical Girl Contract. The last thing needed is for Sara to start another killing spree but being backed up with magic.
• Surprisingly, SpongeBob is terrified of her. When he learned that she was a Prom Wrecker, he thought that they could bond over their own experiences in ruining the prom since he ended up causing trouble when he and Pearl ended up dancing. However, he learned to stay away from her when he learned that her way of wrecking prom was to kill six other girls who were stopping her from being Prom Queen.
• Can also be found in Killjoys and Griefers.
• "Check Sara, choose Sara, vote for Sara Berry! Check Sara, choose Sara, vote for Sara Berry!"

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