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    The Dinobots 
Grimlock, Slag, Sludge, Snarl and Swoop, Gods of Bestial Mecha (The Dinobots, The Dynobots, The Lightning Strike Coalition Force, The Beast, Volcanicus | Grimlock: Dinobot, Clobber, King of the Dinobots, Grimlock of Iacon, Build Hurricanenote  | Slag: Slug, 'Snarl' | Sludge: Slog, 'Sludge dumb' | Snarl: Fangwolf | Swoop: Divebomb, Strafe, Ptero)
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The original G1 lineup. From back to front: Swoop (background) Sludge, Grimlock (middleground) Snarl, Slag (foreground, left and right)
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  • Enemies:
  • Respect: Strong deities like Saitama, Goku and Asura
  • Oppose: The Grand United Alliance of Chaos (except Sludge, a self-professed sympathizer)
  • Opposed by: Most military officers and tacticians in the Pantheon, like Prowlnote , Bright Noa, Führer King Bradley
  • Conflicting Opinion: Michael Bay, The Gang of Seven
  • Grimlock originally dwelt alone in his temple, with his team-mates and heralds only able to visit him every now and then. A series of rampages afterwards, the Court of the Gods finally conceded to let his destructive team-mates into the Pantheon on the condition that he stop destroying property as he did during his phase of solitude. Among the first Animal Mecha in fiction to be fully sentient, Grimlock, Slag, Sludge, Snarl and Swoop proudly accepted the new larger temple specially accommodated for them in the Types of Mechas sub-house, a gigantic rock formation with connections to other Autobot temples in a jungle environment, far away from the other residents.
  • If it wasn't obvious already, the Dinobots transform into dinosaurs, the most powerful beasts on Earth when the Autobots first arrived, namely:
    • Tyrannosaurus rex (Grimlock)
    • Triceratops (Slag)
    • Brontosaurus (Sludge)
    • Stegosaurus (Snarl)
    • Pteranodon (Swoop)
  • Unlike most ascended Transformers, the Dinobots' memories come entirely from their Transformers: Generation 1 selves as their Alternate Timeline equivalents have the tendency to undergo confusing name changes or not be Dinobots at all. All the better since Grimlock and company wouldn't be able to handle the extra brain space. They're either seasoned war veterans once known as Dynobots who clashed with Shockwave on Earth as the first Autobots there, or primitive creations of the Autobot Wheeljack based on dinosaur fossils. Either way, they're still a band of rough, tough, stubborn, challenge-seeking and fire-breathing bots and they ain't changing that any time soon.
  • When the original crew vacated their spots, Grimlock replaced them with Skar, Strafe and Slash, more recentnote  recruits. The former was their Combat Medic who was accidentally killed by Grimlock after granting them their beast modes and the latter two are female Transformers with beast modes (Strafe's came from experimentation by Decepticon Bludgeon). Their other incarnations all have connections to the comm station in their temple in case reinforcements are needed ASAP. Grimlock also took on a high priest, Shishi-Oh during his time alone. The Ninningers' Lion Zord is among the only non-Autobots able to placate Grimlock and speak on their behalf in human form. When battles with SHOCKER or the old Demonic Legion come up, Grimlock is more than happy to battle alongside Lion Ha-Oh.
  • They often clash with their leader Optimus, seeing him as too weak to perform nastier tasks for the Autobot cause, viewing his subordinates with similar contempt. They live on the fringes of Autobot society, only joining the larger faction when they see a good reason to. Grimlock and Prime's first meeting after the latter originally ascended ended in a massive slugfest that thankfully took place in the House of War. Knowing that there are worse threats like Megatron that need to be dealt with, they will dutifully report when their help is sorely needed. After all, the one thing they hate more than Optimus is people who use their strength to hurt others.
    • Aren't as averse to working with the Maximal Dinobot, since he's a fellow dinobot with a similar personality and code of honour to Grimlock. Their descendant gets along fantastically with Grimlock, and both treat each other as brothers-in-arms, each taking care of the opposite's potential weaknesses, all the while turning any hapless foes into scrap metal.
  • They despise the art of combination with all their heart and soul. Their first attempt was so unbelievably savage that even Grimlock fears its power, and was devastated to learn after-the-fact that it massacred both alien factions and rendered that universe helpless to Unicron. They hate the Chaos-Bringer as much as they do Shockwave. Their second attempt succeeded but the prior trauma leaves them unwilling to combine again so carelessly.
  • Even more than Megatron, the Decepticon Shockwave is their greatest enemy. As mentioned above, they were the first Autobots on Earth and were re-activated to fight Shockwave off on a prehistoric Earth. Both parties would be entombed in a tar pit for centuries until they were freed by Ratchet. They hope to the beat the tar of that one-eyed pile of metal into scrapheap, even more so now that they know Shockwave was responsible for their beast modes by experimenting on them in the Aligned continuity. When they learnt he had ascended, the robotic archosaurs went to his temple and unleashed a literal Roaring Rampage of Revenge. The resulting onslaught nearly resulted in Shockwave's termination, with him going all out to defend himself from the five Autobots. While Shockwave doesn't really care for Grimlock's animosity towards him, he has had to upgrade his temple's defences in case the Dinos' come knocking again.
  • The Gang of Seven, a more watered-down gang of dinos is conflicted on the Dinobots despite Littlefoot, Cera, Spike and Petrie sharing beast modes with Sludge, Slag, Snarl and Swoop respectively. Grimlock at least is willing to liaise with their alpha male Littlefoot (and Chomper, who he sympathizes with for his problems with predatory instinct) on matters relating to their arch-nemesis Sharptooth.
  • Exclusive to Grimlock:
    • The leader of the team, Grimlock is one of the toughest Autobots around, rivalling that of other heavy-hitters like Bulkhead, Ultra Magnus and even Prime. Intolerant of weakness or insubordination, Grimlock is quick to bash in anyone or anything that questions his leadership and isn't part of his team. And boy is he a leader, speaking up for the rest of the team when they commit mishaps. Most think he's a big, mindless brute: this could not be farther from the truth. While he tends to refer to himself as 'me', he is actually quite intelligent. He loves it when a villain seeking to use him realizes he can actually think before he tears their heads open.
    • Once assumed leadership of the Autobots but proved to be a tyrannical leader not unlike Megatron. Prime's herald Prowl (and Grimlock's very antithesis) shudders to think of being under his command again. Nevertheless, more 'wild' members of the GUAG are quite happy to follow his lead if necessary, especially the gritty Anti Heroes of Tekkadan. Mikazuki Augus in particular enjoys smashing maces with the rough-and-tough Dinobot. Toku-based Kaiju like Godzilla argue the same, though they're loners. Prince Vegeta is a highly proud member and leader of what remains of the Saiyans and like Grimlock, isn't liked by his subjects (the majority hold a vendetta against him), thus they have a heated rivalry over kills, which Grimlock insists are too quick and painless in his case.
    • Is highly contemptuous of other ascended dinosaurs (though he doesn't show it outwardly) and until Slag came along, was greatly disliked by the Pantheon's reptilian community and had few friends among them, Rexie and Tyrantrum included. Despite this he is very proud of his dino heritage, especially since his beast mode was gained from the death of a friend. Because of this, he often stays in dino mode and only transforms if he deems the deity requesting it to be worthy, even though everybody already knows what he looks like. Grimlock disagrees:
    "Me am king of all Dinobots! Me deserve to show other mode only to worthy! To see other mode of Grimlock in person different from on the photo-box!"
    • Grimlock was once arrested for causing property damage back on Cybertron due to his bouts of aggression. While he has visibly restrained himself in the Pantheon, several cases have ensued that have placed him in the House of Justice's holding cells. In fact, a reason why the Court was insistent on Grimlock being the sole holder of his trope is because his team-mates, especially Slag and Snarl, are more likely to destroy things without apology. They have warned him that if any big complaints come in, his teammates are out of the Pantheon.
    • One of his alternate color schemes replace his gold and grey with black and green. In this look, many have compared Grimlock to the Hulk. He likes to hang around the green behemoth but he doesn't care as much for 'puny' Banner. He gained a newfound respect for the gamma specialist when his expertise helped save Snarl from certain death at the hands of Doomsday. Just don't remind him of the other time he was painted green...◊
      • Don't ask about the Build Team. He insists that wasn't him. And woe betide the next person that calls him Build Hurricane.
      • Speaking of black and green, the other Grimlock is a pathetic excuse for a Dinobot. After hearing that an actual counterpart of him existed in that universe and the 'pathetic excuse' idolized the same, Grimlock has taken that incarnation as an apprentice and a full-time herald.
    • Oddly enough, Grimlock has made friends with the pony Derpy Hooves. Maybe it's because the two are grey and gold in color and are very popular in their fandom despite having odd/unlikeable qualities. Things like that do form some sort of kinship anyway. He gained a better friendship with Spike the Dragon after Spike somehow ended up teleported into the Ark and began gushing at how Grimlock was amazing. Grimlock in turn respected Spike's analytical skills and untapped potential when Devestator came knocking on Grimlock's door. Spike ended up fainting on the spot.
    • Unlike his fellow Dinobots, Grimlock would end up downsizing into a Maximal body, and gaining a white and black raptor beast mode◊ in the process. He would put this form to good use during the Beast Wars, going toe to toe with the Predacon commander Magmatron◊. Though he lost the match and frankly preferring his traditional mechanical alt mode, Grimlock will occasionally change into a Maximal whenever the situation calls for it. He's still looking forward to a rematch with Magmatron, whom the Dinobot learned is serving as herald to the Beast era Megatron.
  • Exclusive to Slag:
    • Slag hates anything and everything. His tendency to start a fight at the drop of a microchip makes him the most unlikeable of the bunch. Not that he has a problem with it. His sadistic zeal in breathing fire on his enemies and reducing them to molten metal makes it quite obvious he's more Decepticon material than anything. Even Megatron has compared him favourably to the movie universe version of his soldier Bonecrusher and has the doors open should Slag opt to defect.
    • Was very confused when British deities called him 'Snarl', the name of another of his team-mates. Turns out he inadvertently got that name in that timeline because 'Slag' is a vulgarity in the United Kingdom. It is more partial to Slug, since he voluntarily changed to that name in the IDW timeline as 'slag' is now also a rude word in Cybertronian culture. To clear things up, no, you cannot call him Snarl. Slag remains his official designation in the Pantheon but Slug is more often used in public to avoid offending the masses. So long as Slag remains ignorant that 'slug' on Earth refers to a puny disgusting mollusc, things should be fine.
    • Slag is really unpopular in the GUAG amongst senior military officers. His tendency to mouth off at his superiors (even Grimlock isn't immune) has earned him stern reprimandsnote . Bright Noa especially has been particularly vocal on giving him a long sentence in the detention barracks due to his destructive tendencies which unlike Grimlock, he isn't sorry for. Given what always happens though...
      • Place Slag in confinement.
      • He gets mad and sets fire to the detention barracks, killing hundreds.
      • Optimus forced to suspend his sentence indefinitely.
      • Rinse and repeat.
    • Is a firm supporter of somehow removing the Death Is Cheap doctrine in the Pantheon, even though the Progenitors agree it's flat-out impossible. His argument does have some meat though since the Alliances want to end the Forever War either through peace or terror, which isn't at all attainable if the Big Bads keep coming back. Melkor hasn't been killed or defeated yet, but even if it does happen it'll all be for nothing when Virtuous resurrects him. He's been confined numerous times for killing defenceless prisoners but that doesn't seem to deter him at all.
    • Atrocitus has inducted him into the Red Lantern Corps. Slag's desire to fight and habit of raging for even the smallest reason convinced Atrocitus to help the bot channel his rage into a more concentrated form and use in better in battle as energy constructs. While Slag accepted the offer, he has made it clear that he sees the ring as a joke and would rather use his raw power alone in combat. He doesn't want a case of 'The Beast' occurring again.
    • Slag isn't a people person. Even if there are other deities that share his personality and temperament, he wouldn't sit with or spar with them for all the Energon cubes in the world. He's more content killing and unleashing his unbridled rage on anything within touching distance. While Grimlock's there to keep him in line, their 'no-rules' policy means that Slag usually does what he likes. Which the neighbours are fine with, so long as they're not involved.
  • Exclusive to Sludge:
    • The Dinobots are dumb compared to the Autobots, but Sludge makes the other four look like scholars. Sludge knows how much of a mental drag he is and chooses to use his Big Guy persona to compensate for it, intimidating and/or roughing up anyone who threatens the Dinobots. As with Slag, he is also known by the name Slog, but naysayers tend to use it to refer to him The Load of the group.
    • Even more than his leader, Sludge believes that only the strongest deserve to lead and dislikes Optimus on the same level as Slag for not being a strong enough leader. In his view, Grimlock ought to lead the Autobots instead. Sludge tends to gravitate towards others who share this philosophy and thus is a self-professed sympathizer to the Grand United Alliance of Chaos for their desire to create a world where strength is the only thing that matters. The guiding hand of his leader is the only thing that is preventing him from enlisting in the Morningstar Battalion, who has introduced him to dual GUAG-GUAC member Asura to help him out.
    • While he shares Grimlock's desire for strength and bloodshed, he's more tolerant of lesser beings than his brethren and is more or less a Gentle Giant to others. He enjoys the company of children who can see past his tough exterior. He's violent but has a soft side that shows when off-duty. He particularly enjoys spending time with fellow primitive being Fred Flintstone and his family and is happy giving his children rides whenever he feels like it.
    • Maybe it's because he'd love to eat a Krabby Patty, but he once chanced upon Patrick Star and snatched one from him in hunger, forgetting that robots don't eat organic food. What started with a fight ended with a unique friendship, as they both are fellow dum-dums. And there's also the fact that cartoon physics render Patrick immune to Sludge's destructive temper tantrums.
    • His solution to any problem? Stomp it.
  • Exclusive to Snarl:
    • An unpleasant and unsociable loner, Snarl only reluctantly follows Grimlock's orders, leaving the thinking to others involved. This only serves to add to his isolation, hating his beast mode and fearing the war on Earth - and by extension, the Pantheon - will prevent him from returning to Cybertron. Only on the battlefield does Snarl find any sort of joy, the carnage and brutality helping to ease the pain and self-loathing in his spark.
    • Enjoys visiting the House of Combat even more so than Grimlock to ease his pain and is a card-carrying member of the area's fight club, and his most frequent sparring partners are Asura and Nappa, both unconventional good/neutral-aligned fellows. Another is Kenpachi Zaraki. The man may be ruthless in battle and looks intimidating, but he does show kindness every now and again and pities Snarl and his self-hatred over his alt-mode.
    • As the team's Blood Knight (if not their most violent then their most bloodthirsty), he's made friends with other team Blood Knights like Carrera of the Sumeragi Swordsmen. They both don't care whatever end goal their superiors are working towards: both just want strong opponents to fight. Gibril meanwhile is the most unhinged member of her team, outwardly the most violent and murderous, though Snarl admits she can be a bit domineering at times.
  • Exclusive to Swoop:
    • The only flier in the Dinobot ranks, not to mention the only pterosaur, Swoop is surprisingly enough, the most outgoing and friendliest of the team. He doesn't get along with Optimus like his comrades, even possessing an insubordinate nature to him, but when push comes to shove, Swoop will stand up for the little guys, even if his leader won't.
    • Even though his supposedly frightening alternate mode turns people off (for some reason), Swoop is a tried and true practitioner of fear as a terror tactic. He is very proud of his alternate mode causing would-be Decepticon punks to back off. Nevertheless, he draws the line at using it for malicious purposes like Scarecrow does. Having seen what his fear toxin did to the House of Family, he is itching to tear that fleshling's head off. He is thus allies with the Dark Knight himself since he clearly knows how to use fear the right way.
    • Just as how Grimlock is a rival of Godzilla, Swoop is a rival of his pteranodon friend Rodan. They aren't about to raise Cain together in their respectives houses or anything, but when the chips are down and King Ghidorah's in da house, they will beat the ever-loving shit out of him even if he hasn't attacked anyone yet, especially when he's in Mecha-King Ghidorah form.
    • Taking notes from Atrocitus, Sinestro approached him with an offer to join the Yellow Lantern Corps. Swoop told him this:
    "You lost yer chance when Scarecrow joined up. Nuh uh."
    • Like his team-mates, Swoop also has the names Divebomb, Strafe and Ptero. He is comfortable with Ptero, seeing as he does transform into one, but Strafe is one of his heralds and Divebomb is a Decepticon Predacon. Use of the latter name either gets you a slap (for deities between 15 and 18) or a plasma shot to the facenote  (for anyone older).

    MechaGodzilla 

Mechagodzilla, Patron of Robotic Beasts (Showa MechaGodzilla: MechaGodzilla I, Bionic Monster, Cosmic Monster, Mecha-G | Heisei MechaGodzilla: Super MechaGodzilla, MechaGodzilla II, Anti-Godzilla Super Weapon | Kiryu: Mechagodzilla III, Multipurpose Fighting System Type-3 | MechaGodzilla City: Anti-Godzilla Super Heavy Mass Nanometal Decisive Battle Weapon | MonsterVerse Incarnation: MechaGodzilla IV, Ultimate Destroyer, Mecha-Kevin)

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The many variants of MechaGodzilla (center: Mechagodzilla I; left top: Kiryu; left bottom: Mechagodzilla City; right top: Mechagodzilla II; right bottom: Mechagodzilla IV)
  • Greater God. Bordeline Overdeity (as MechaGodzilla City)
  • Symbol: A silhouette of himself
  • Theme Song: Mechagodzilla's Suite (In General)
  • Alignment: Chaotic Evil (Showa and MonsterVerse); Neutral Goodnote  (Heisei); Chaotic Neutral (Kiryu and MechaGodzilla City).
  • Portfolio: Breakout Villain, Evil Knockoff, Humongous Mecha, Walking Armoury, Nigh-Invulnerable, More Dakka, Robot Me.
  • Domains: Clones, Robots, Beasts
  • Heralds:
  • Allies:
  • Enemies:
  • Special Relationship: King Ghidorah
  • There's actually many different versions of Mechagodzilla, but the one thing connecting them all is that all of them were made to take down Godzilla:
    • The Showa version, which was created by an alien race known as the Simians in a bid to conquer Earth, however they knew that Godzilla by the time they attacked had become Earth's mightiest hero and thus sought first to discredit him by having Mechagodzilla disguise as Godzilla and attack cities to make humans think that Godzilla returned to his destructive old ways. Luckily the real Godzilla defeated and exposed his copy, even when it came back years later for Round 2.
    • The Heisei version was designed by humans to combat against Godzilla and similar Kaiju, using the remains of the Futurian Weapon, Mecha-King Ghidorah, though it was actually successful in defeating Godzilla and all but succeeded at killing him, Rodan sacrificed himself to empower Godzilla and let him destroy his mechanic doppelganger. The remains of the mecha were later refitted into the less anti-Godzilla mech M.O.G.U.E.R.A.
    • The Millennium version, known as Kiryu, a man-made machine like the Heisei version, but made with the bones of the original Godzilla that struck Japan back in 1954 and was killed by the Oxygen Destroyer. As it is tied with the original Godzilla's DNA, it didn't really follow orders much... But eventually it grew a conscience and after fighting the modern day new Godzilla, it put an end to the conflict by taking him to the seas and going inactive so as to let them both rest from the violent lives they had so far
    • In another Earth taken over by kaiju, Mechagodzilla was instead the project of the seemingly benevolent alien race, the Bilusaludo, who plotted to destroy all kaiju and Godzilla with it; however their installation was destroyed before the mech could go online and thus the project was abandoned. Thousands of years later, Mechagodzilla (now known as Mechagodzilla City) survived and started an assimilation process on Earth with its nanomachines, intending on creating a body powerful enough to destroy Godzilla and then help the Bilusaludo take over Earth unopposed; however with help from the human survivors Godzilla destroyed the bigger threat to everyone, ending the Bilusaludo's ambitions.
    • In yet another universe, Mechagodzilla was instead a robot made up to match Godzilla by the human corporation of APEX Industries; it was built based on the brain schematics of the brain of King Ghidorah who Godzilla had previously beaten but when it went online after APEX found a power source powerful enough it proceeded to go berserk and start destroying everything in its path, seeking to continue the plans of King Ghidorah whose consciousness had possessed the mech, but King Kong and Godzilla teamed up to bring an end to the Devil of Three Heads in its new form once and for all.
  • Should be noted that each MG acts very differently from one another due to their differing origins. The Showa version is controlled via control panel and is first and foremost a weapon for planetary conquest. The Heisei version known as MechaGodzilla II is instead piloted by humans within a cockpit and is meant to protect humanity from threats. Kiryu moves independently after gaining true sentience when the spirit of the original Godzilla possessed it. MechaGodzilla City needs a collective of minds to move, as it is more of a colossal metallic liquid that assimilates everything in range when not controlled. The MonsterVerse version, known as MechaGodzilla IV, is similar to Kiryu in that it moves on its own... But is also malevolent thanks to housing a partially reborn King Ghidorah's consciousness.
  • When ascended into the Pantheon each mech was taken by different factions each in accordance with what each Mechagodzilla was made for or did best, for the good-aligned deities primarily those in the Grand United Alliane of Good, Mechagodzilla II was the main concern to obtain as it had been made for defense; for the evil deities, particularly those of the Grand United Alliance of Evil, Mechagodzilla I, City and IV were the main interest to have on their ranks given their history as creations of evil with mostly evil proramming or in the case of IV, outright evil personalities of their own.
  • The Mechagodzillas do not get along with Godzilla in any situation, but most withstanding are the evil ones that actively have opposed Godzilla such as the first, second, City and fourth. Kiryu has strangely enough resonated with Godzilla on the topic of being the reincarnation of the original one, who's also present in the Pantheon albeit differentiated from the composite version usually representing the King of the Monsters.
  • The Mechagodzillas all have also been of interest for the mech-developing organization of STORAGE which specialize in creating giant robots to fight kaiju and aliens with; they were mostly interested in further developing Mechagodzilla II, whose potential for defense against evil threats was a selling point in them investigating more about the reverse-engineered mech and its capacities for the good fight, which STORAGE believes that they can bring out with their developments. STORAGE's nemesis, Celebro, has also taken a dark interest in the Mechagodzillas as he believes they could be useful for his planet-destroying games.
  • Team Voltron were wary of the Mechagodzillas as a whole, given that they commonly faced the Robeasts, mechanical kaiju of the Galra Empire who had similarities to Godzilla in their general way of being and purposes. Though they are far more receptive to those such as Mechagodzilla II for being made for more benevolent purposes and Mechagodzilla Kiryu for ultimately becoming a more peaceful entity upon gaining more freedom of action and even ending a conflict between himself and Godzilla peacefully. The one they most dread facing is Mechagodzilla City for its assimilation capacities and having overall much more destructive power than most Mechagodzillas
  • Exclusive to Mechagodzilla I:
    • It was created to both help conquer Earth and to impersonate and frame Godzilla as a destructive monster after the King of the Monsters had changed his ways. Due to this it found some common ground with mecha impersonator Metal Sonic who while not having been made to impersonate Sonic has tried to dispose of his organic counterpart to become the only blue speedster hedgehog around. Mechagodzilla's camadarie with Metal Sonic has also made Dr. Eggman interested in the robot's capacities and replicating its more destructive and useful arsenal for his own Badniks and other robots he makes.
    • He is still a sore point for Anguirus, given that the mechanical Godzilla clone broke his jaw when they first fought and also had tried to discredit Godzilla when he was in his heroic days. Anguirus has been eager to get a rematch against the mechanical behemoth, believing himself more than ready to re-challenge the great robot as do most of Anguirus' allies.
    • It has also made an enmity against Rei's Gomora, as Gomora previously fought a robot clone of itself aptly named Mecha-Gomora, Gomora has taken great offense to Mechagodzilla's I framing of the then-benevolent Godzilla, given that Godzilla is a Worthy Rival of it that is friendly to a degree. Rei himself also finds Mechagodzilla dangerous for its arsenal and abilities reminding him too much of the King Joe Black units he fought during his adventures, as they were fearsome nigh-unstoppable foes.
  • Exclusive to Mechagodzilla II:
    • Unlike most Mechagodzillas, this one is by all accounts a weapon of the side of good, having been created to stop the destructive rampages of Godzilla rather than supplant or incriminate him. It also has an exclusive pilot control rather than an AI or remote one, thus making it a more traditional mecha. This has made it easy for the good-aligned deities to use this model for the purpose of dealing with assorted threats, with the most notable possible users being the benevolent Gundam pilots, who are interested in the mech's potential and are out to keep it from falling on the hands of their enemies.
    • Rodan still doesn't thinks too much of this Mecha G, as he was killed by it forcing him to sacrifice his life to give Godzilla a boost to destroy the mech so as to protect its younger brother figure, Godzilla Jr., while Rodan is glad that Mechagodzilla II won't be used against benevolent kaiju he still distrusts the robot all the same personally. Godzilla himself is also heavily wary of this Mechagodzilla even if it is currently under use by benevolent deities, as it is both made of the remains of his worst enemy and it almost killed him in their showdown. Other kaiju are mostly careful but nothing else about the mecha.
    • It doesn't have anything close to an independent thought, as it was created to merely be a mecha to be piloted so it wouldn't go out of control from repurposed futuristic technology. This has made it rather interesting as an investigation topic for Tony Stark/Iron Man, who wants to know more of the materials that the mecha is made out of and what exactly its abilities and materials could help in for humanity's development if not applied for the purpose of hunting kaiju. He's also gotten close to STORAGE for potentially seeing pilots willing to use the mecha for the right purposes.
    • It was technically reworked into M.O.G.U.E.R.A, a stronger robot unit, in its home universe but the one in the Pantheon is based on the original Mechagodzilla II though upgraded accordingly to keep up with its upgraded robot form. This work was overseen by engineers such as Victor Stone/Cyborg, Entrapta and Tony Stark/Iron Man, all while reworking it so it doesn't sees Godzilla as a priority target while the Kingo of the Monsters is not causing any trouble. They've also made sure to create a way to keep evil deities from getting their hands on the robot, fearing what it could do if taken by evil forces.
  • Exclusive to Mechagodzilla III/Kiryu:
    • Kiryu has recently come out of its metaphorical shell to try and ally with benevolent kaiju, especially the more reformed Godzilla that now resides in the Pantheon. It still feels iffy given all the things that went down between it and Kiryu, but feels hopeful that Godzilla's recent role as a "Guardian King" means that they can be on better terms than before, especially given that even Mothra has become more of an ally to the King of the Monsters. On the other hand it feels weird to be in the same place as the original 1954 Godzilla, given that Kiryu's consciousness is that of the original Big G reborn in a metallic body.
    • Kiryu has taken something of a friendship with the Iron Giant, given that like the Giant he was made to be a superweapon of violence but eventually chose peace for himself and Godzilla, the enemy that he was created to destroy, sacrificing himself to ensure both of them could rest in peace rather than continue perpetrating the endless cycle of violence they were stuck in. The Iron Giant felt relieved to hear that Kiryu continued its more peaceful life in the Pantheon, even if he will take up arms when the time is needed.
    • Because of Kiryu's status as a being of good he made a friendship with the Autobots, more specifically Optimus Prime, the leader of that faction who believes that freedom is the right of all sentient beings and thus likes to see that Kiryu had enough freedom from within to choose not to continue being a murderous or destructive machine, instead choosing to relieve even his nemesis of the pointlessness of their engineered conflict.
    • Because of him being a sentient mecha he's become allies with the Super Sentai and Power Rangers deities, as some of them (like the Lost Galaxy, Taylor Earthard, the Goseiger and the Kyoryuger) ocassionally or frequently had to pilot sentient mechas who they rightfully treated in their respective cases as the living beings they were. Other Toku heroes sympathetic to this rebel mecha were Kamen Riders Ichigo, Nigo and Black as well as the independent hero Kikaider, as they were modified against their will into cyborgs but out of free will escaped being made into evil's servants.
    • Kiryu was made up of the remnants of the original Godzilla, with its soul possessing the robot and initially being violent before calming down and willingly ending its conflicts peacefully; this caused him to strike up sympathy with those who were rebuilt into robots such as Red Genesect, who was a long-extinct Pokémon whose fossil was resurrected and modified by Team Plasma into a cyborg superweapon for their own purposes, Genesect feels glad to see that Kiryu was made for more benevolent purposes and eventually went against his programming and even his original violent nature in the end.
  • Exclusive to Mechagodzilla City:
    • It has one of the more dreaded reputations of all Mechagodzillas thanks to its assimilation abilities due to its nanometal. Among those who fear it the most for it are Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese, due to having to confront a roboticized version of John Connor who was assimilated by nanobots from Skynet to turn him into a Terminator to destroy the duo. They have fears about Skynet taking over the mecha given the terrifying possibilities of Skynet employing the robot against humanity.
    • It is feared by the House of Nature for its assimilating nanometal, as when unchecked it will consume its surroundings and in its world that translated to assimilating all other lifeforms in its vicinity or unfortunate enough to cross paths with the collective nanometal. Likewise, its status as a mechanical being created to conquer Earth after deceiving humanity into trusting its creators. Gaia herself views this Mechagodzilla as the most aberrant of them all, being made directly to emulate a god's power and intending to completely end all organic life for some alien conquerors' interests.
    • It has resumed its enmity with Godzilla Earth above all other Godzillas, as it continues with its directive to destroy the almighty version of Godzilla and it has taken a hostile approach to learning of the Big G's presence in the Pantheon. Earth has not taken much amusement to seeing one of its greatest adversaries back on action in the Pantheon. It has been sought out for an alliance by Ultron, who views its nanometal as a valuable asset for his own upgrades, but City isn't too keen itself given it recognizing Ultron as a hostile lifeform to be destroyed.
  • Exclusive to Mechagodzilla IV:
    • It's perhaps the vilest of all Mechagodzillas, as it is not just a killing machine, but also a nefarious sapient evil since it was made up of King Ghidorah's remains and neural capacities from one of its heads, as such it has tried rallying its fellow Mechagodzillas to its cause of terraforming Earth to its liking, though without much success given most of the others' varying goals and alignments. It has seen a little more success in teaming up with its origin, King Ghidorah, and the original Mechagodzilla who are more or less on the same morality and goal spectrum as him. King Ghidorah is very interested in Mechagodzilla IV's capabilities in helping his goals of destruction given that he is basically the same as the golden demise.
    • Because the King of Skull Island was the one to deliver the finishing blow to it, it has a grudge against King Kong and has targeted him in revenge throughout the Pantheon; even thinking of going after Kong's allies to spite him. Kong has, of course, taken to seeing this Mechagodzilla once again as a great threat to take down and has even gotten closer to fellow kaiju that could help him against the mechanical abomination in the future. It also seeks a Revenge by Proxy via targetting Kiko, as the small ape is no match for its power and killing him would surely hurt Kong, something this sadistic Mechagodzilla would be very happy to achieve even if it just purely as a spiteful fruitless act.
    • It has something of an admiration for the Venjix Computer Network's ability to almost successfully turn against those who created him and destroying most of humanity and Earth's biosphere with only small pockets of resistance left before he was defeated. It even has thought of teaming up with the murderous AI virus, seeking to benefit from the resources that Venjix and his forces have at hand to become an even deadlier enemy, Venjix has been hesitant to accept the help of the Mechagodzilla, however, as he has his doubts on the mech's reliability as an ally due to its origin, Ghidorah, not being known for liking to cooperate beyond his own needs.
    • It was intended to be controlled via a neural link of the pilot, using their minds along with the energy sources needed to move the mecha to control every movement. However, when Ghidorah's consciousness awoke, it corrupted this mechanism, consuming the mind of its pilot before using the leftovers of Ghidorah's psyche to create a brand-new demonic being, this caused the mecha to become infamous with Mako and Raleigh who heard of an incident in their world where Jaegers were hijacked by Kaiju brains and turned on humanity almost destroying them, as such they view this Mechagodzillas a rather big threat for its origins.

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Intermediate Gods

    Anthony "Tony" Stark/Iron Man 
Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark, God of Personalized Mechanical Suits (Iron Man, The Armored Avenger, Shellhead, Master of Machines, The Golden Avenger, The Iron Knight, The Man in a Can, The Invincible/International/Superior Iron Man, Dennis Coles, The Consultant, The Mechanic, Tony Stank, Howard Potts)
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    Ex- 
Ex-, God of Meta Mechas (The Embodiment of Despair, Ex, EX-, EXA-666, Extreme Gundam, Gundam.exe)
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The Extreme Gundam
His "true" form 
  • Intermediate God normally, varying power levels depending on which pack is used.
  • Symbol: A silhouette of him. Alternatively, his guitar-shaped beam rifle.
  • Theme song: The End Of Authority, normal or revised
  • Alignment: Chaotic Evil
  • Portfolio: A.I. Is a Crapshoot, Only Known AI to cross the Despair Event Horizon, Fire, Ice, Lightning, Meta Mecha
  • Domains: Despair, Robots inside robots, Rogue AIs
  • Allies: Frieza, The Dementors, The Anti-Spiral, Flowey, GUAE Trollkaiger, Tenjuro Banno, Monokuma, Monaca Towa, Ryoma Sengoku, Dark Danny, SHODAN
  • Enemies: All hope bringers, all Gundam pilotsnote , Kamina, Simon the Digger, Yoko Littner, Viral, Clockwork, Neo, General Fletcher
  • Interested In: The Meta, Love Machine
  • Did not actually ascend through normal means. He saw a timeline in which there was great happiness. Being the Embodiment of Despair, he could not allow this. Thus, he made a plan to cause destruction and despair, by bringing as many deities into his realm as possible and defeating them. When everyone saw how he fought, they decided to give him the title of Meta Mecha, as nothing else could possibly fit him, nor could it fit anyone else after him.
  • Frieza was just absolutely livid that the robot had "stolen his pose◊," as the alien said. Ex just said that he simply took a page from the greatest bringer of despair in the alien's universe. Frieza was simply flattered by this, and the two are the closest of allies. No one wants to think of what would happen if the two were to team up in battle.
  • Before you ask, yes, he is a fully sentient machine. And yes, in his Carnage Phase, he counts as a fully operational battle station.
  • The Trollkaiger are intruiged by the AI's sheer fall from what he used to be. They are considering having him join as Trollkai Silver.
    • He gained sentience in a time where almost all of humanity was extinct (not his fault, by the way). He eventually evolved into a perfect being. However, when he viewed "The History Filled With Sorrow And Mistakes,"note  he believed that hope was an illusion and became the Embodiment Of Despair, aiming to create a world in which there was no hope and despair reigned supreme and become its ruler.
  • He is ironically banned from the House of Technology and the House of Gaming, as well as the world of Tron, for fear of him hacking these locations. That doesn't stop him from going where he pleases, though.
    • This is because he once hijacked a Gundam. To be specific, he went into the Universal Century to hijack the seventh iteration of the original Gundam. This Gundam, however, had weaponry that rivaled a battleship and was built to take on entire fleets and win.
      • It is unsure if he actually uses time travel or if he just inserts himself into an already-recorded history in some database. If it's the latter, then there was note  a definite ending. Which raises further questions, such as who is recording the history of the Pantheon?
  • Banno, as well as Monokuma and his Mastermind were intrigued that a machine was so hell-bent on causing despair after finding out his motivation. Sengoku was intrigued by the Extreme Gundam as well, albeit for a different reason: He wishes to use its capabilities to study data based on other mecha pilots.
  • Absolutely adores the fact that Dark Danny can even exist, as to him, that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that even the greatest of heroes can succumb to their despair to become truly evil.
  • Has actually come to a draw with Neo in the digital world. Given that he is literally the Chosen One, this is saying a lot. In the first round, he pummeled the human. In the second round, however, Neo clove the Extreme Gundam in two. A third match is still being decided upon.
  • Has called the Anti-Spiral one of the most devious bringers of despair he has ever seen. He has been seen conversing with them with increasing frequency.
  • Was surprised when he heard about The Meta's special ability, which has made him curious about what would happen if he tried to do the same thing.
  • Many in the Pantheon theorize that his name is a shortened form of something. The most popular guess is "Extreme", as that seems to fit the theme he has going.

    Team Voltron 
Team VoltronMembers , Gods and Goddesses of Combining Mecha (Paladins of Voltron, Defenders of the Universe, Shiro: Black Paladin, Guardian Spirit of the Sky, Champion, Sven, Gyro, Kuron, Kuro, Space Dad, Keith: Red Paladin, Guardian Spirit of Fire, Pidge: Pidge Gunderson, Green Paladin, Guardian Spirit of the Forest, Meklavar, Gremlin, Lance: Blue Paladin, Guardian Spirit of Water, Pike, Hunk: Yellow Paladin, Guardian Spirit of Land, Block, Princess Allura: Princess of Altea, Valayun, Coran: Coran Hiernoymus Wibelton Smyth, Dakin)
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From left to right, top to bottom:Hunk, Coran, Allura, Lance, Pidge, Shiro, Keith

    Vexus 
Vexus, Goddess of Mechanical Insects (formerly Queen Vexus, QT-2)
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  • Intermediate Goddess.
  • Symbol: A drawing of Cluster Prime
  • Alignment: Neutral Evil.
  • Portfolio: Mechanical Insect Alien Queen, Hive Queen, Arch-Enemy to Jenny, Diminishing Threat Due to Losing It After Being Dethroned, Extremely Petty, Desperate for Attention.
  • Domains: Insects, Robots, Aliens
  • Followers: The Cy-Bugs, Droidekas, Mecha-Wiggler.
  • Allies: Sheldon J. Plankton, Vlad Masters, Denzel Crocker, Ozai, The Shredder, Dag, Queen Chrysalis, Pythor, The Fabrication Machine, The Decepticons, Ultron, Venjix, Ares, Gigan, Vilgax (less so in his case).
  • Annoyed by: Invader Zim, GIR.
  • Enemies: Jenny Wakeman/XJ-9, Dib Membrane, Jimmy Neutron, Timmy Turner, Cosmo and Wanda, Spongebob Squarepants, Patrick Star, Ren and Stimpy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Heroic Mega Man Deities The Crystal Gems, Himitsu Sentai Goranger, Steven Universe, Tommy Oliver, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, MEGAS Team, Astro Boy, Robotboy, Ben Tennyson, Phineas and Ferb, Kirby, Team Voltron, The Heroic Star Wars Deities, Angel, Peridot, Zuko, the Formics, the Heptapods.
  • Wary of: The Daleks, the Harvesters.
  • Vexus was once known as the Queen of the Cluster, an intergalactic robotic empire hellbent on taking over the universe and assimilate into their ranks any robots they found; when she came to Earth to continue her conquests she found herself opposed by the human-made robot XJ-9/Jenny Wakeman whose constant victories over Vexus' forces caused the tyrannical emperor to grow more and more obsessed with besting her foe. Eventually her downfall came when Jenny went to fight the Cluster in their homeworld and managed to convince Vega, Vexus' daughter, to rebel against her mother and rework the Cluster into a peaceful society, exiling Vexus in the process. Without her army and forces, Vexus has been on a downwards spiral of threat level, eventually resorting to petty schemes just to threaten Jenny in some way.
  • Vexus came into the Pantheon rather glad to be in something that wasn't her daily bitter cycle of swearing revenge against Jenny, as she was eager to find if she could build herself a new army in the place; building a temple resembling her old palace in the Cluster, she has looked out for allies to help her build new forces to serve her.
  • Right off the bat Vexus once allied with the various Nickelodeon villains, mainly Denzel Crocker, Vlad Plasmius and Sheldon J. Plankton, who all had previously come together to create a Legion of Doom known as the Syndicate (along with the unascended Professor Calamitous) to fight the various heroes of the Nickelodeon universes and take over the Multiverse, among the latter ranks which her nemesis, Jenny Wakeman/XJ9 was. She gets along in spades with them, often clashing with Plankton's and Vlad's egos but otherwise seeing them as valuable teammates. She has also encountered some new faces such as Invader Zim and GIR, an irken with delusions of greatness and his robot sidekick, who she finds irritating and annoying for their non-stop talkativeness and general lack of smarts.
  • The Nickelodeon heroes were all quick to oppose her given her alignment and pasty enmity with Jenny as well as her attempts to conquer Earth; first and foremost of this enemies was Dib Membrane, Zim' nemesis who has fought off many of Zim' ill-thought plans to conquer Earth and even at times the Irken Empire itself Jimmy Neutron who's had to deal with several alien invasions and has an alien royal as his nemesis; Nickelodeon heroes like Timmy Turner and Spongebob Squarepants have also dealt with several evil aliens on some adventures, which gave them ample reason to oppose Vexus themselves, while Vexus sees them as beneath notice for the time being, she has at least kept an eye out for them, just in case they could become troublesome for her operations in the future.
  • Has made something of a friendship with another exiled former queen, Chrysalis, as the changeling was once a proud and respected ruler of her kind before the ponies turned her hive against her due to exposing her true uncaring nature as well as revealing that changelings did not need to steal love to survive as Chrysalis made them believe; while Chrysalis and Vexus find each other too odd to truly work together they do at least understand each other's situation and how similar they currently are.
  • Pythor was another former authority figure that was ousted by his own kind following them growing disillusioned with his leadership. While Pythor's circumstances are much different from Vexus' as he wasn't born into royalty and rather than getting betrayed to his face he was merely ditched by his former servants once Skales took over and their current reformation also means his ideas are rather unwelcomed with his people. Pythor has occasionally offered her to join him in revenge plots, but Vexus is confident that she doesn't needs his help for her plans.
  • The Transformers are another race of robotic lifeforms who have one faction that's tried to conquer the universe several times and even destroyed Cybertron in various universes in their pursuit of power. Megatron, leader of the Decepticons, became allies with Vexus fairly quickly due to their similar ambitions and while she doesn't associates often with him or his group, she has kept in contact with them just in case she feels the need to team up with them. The Autobots all don't have a high opinion of Vexus resulting from her desire to conquer the universe and cruelty to her subjects, in addition to her already nasty personality.
  • Hates those similar to her nemesis, Jenny, two such robots were Astro Boy and his expy, Robotboy as both are child-like robots who fight evil and in Robotboy's case even resemble her nemesis to a degree. Both of the child robots return this sentiment, viewing Vexus as a threat to the world in spite of her recent decline in competence and threat level. Vexus also views their power as threatening as Jenny's to her plans and thus keeps a big eye out on them. Like with Jenny, she's also plotted to capture and reprogram them to be her servants, as their power is of great interest to her.
  • Vexus was betrayed by her daughter, Vega, who overthrew her and seized control of the Cluster, reforming her empire into a benevolent society. This caused her to grow hatred for the succesful rebel prince, Zuko , as he helped overthrow his father, Ozai and install a peaceful reign in the Fire Nation after they had spent years waging war on all other nations of their world in a wide conquest campaign. This also led to her becoming somewhat allies with Zuko's father, Fire Lord Ozai who holds similar views to her even if she views him with contempt for being a human. The other Avatar deities equally had a sentiment of disdain for Vexus as a result of this enmity.
  • Ben Tennyson had to deal with a similar hive-queen of a race of nanobots, while said queen was different to Vexus in many ways, their MO is mostly the same and as such he too became an enemy of hers. Other heroes of Cartoon Network also got tangled up in the web of Vexus' enmities thanks to learning about her from Ben, the main foes she made were Samurai Jack whose had to deal with his fair share of insect robots and the Crystal Gems, benevolent aliens who've had to fight their own race's empire and see Vexus as the same as the Diamond Authority was before their redemption and are keen on not letting her enslave humanity as she plotted, Peridot's own rebellion against the Diamonds further reminded Vexus of her betrayal which only served to enrage her further.
  • She has severe wariness of the Dalek Empire, another space empire made up of machines who view organics as inferior along with just about everyone else and view Vexus' plans and trying to take in robots of all kinds into her empire as a shameful and laughable action. For similar reasons she is wary of the Harvester race, who have ravaged entire solar systems in their conquests and don't see any other race in the Universe as anything but an obstacle to be destroyed for their conquests.
  • For his anti-human behavior, she has made allies with Ultron, the murderous AI having successfully turned against his creator, Hank Pym/Ant-Man, and tried to destroy him several times; while Ultron does not exactly consider Vexus the most commendable or useful ally, he nonetheless keeps a mostly polite tone when speaking with her since she does provide some use as a helping hand in his plans, even if she isn't aware of that. A similar machine with anti-human sentiment was the Fabrication Machine, engineered to be a peaceful being but tortured into a monster. Similarly, the genocidal A.I.s Venjix and Ares were quick to become allies with Vexus over their similar disdain for humanity and desire to enslave the world as they pleased, even if there is an underlying tension of who gest to rule in the end.
  • The Power Rangers Zeo team had to deal with the Machine Empire, a space regime made up of machines that wished to conquer the universe and rule over organics. Of them, Tommy Oliver the Zeo Red Ranger was ascended into the Pantheon and found Vexus just as despicable as the Empire he fought, especially given her similarities to King Mondo regarding her supremacist view of machines (mostly herself) over organics and desire to rule everything with an iron fist. While he is less focused on her due to her lack of resources, he nonetheless still keeps an eye out on the insane former queen.
  • Alien species that have had benevolent contact with humanity don't do anything but elicit disgust from her; especially the more advanced ones, as she believes they're doing wrong in not using their might to oppress those she considers inferior beings. Of these groups she mostly is repulsed by the Heptapods and Formics, the former for outright helping humanity develop and the latter for getting almost wiped out by mankind and still maintaining a positive relationship following Ender helping the last queen left. This also drove her hatred of the Crystal Gems further, as they had made the previously imperialistic Gem Empire stand down and become a benevolent space force focused on undoing the damage of their conquests.
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    White Metagross 
White Metagross, God of Spider Tanks (The Iron Leg Pokémon, Rape Machine, Anus Destroyer, Masher of Dreams, Sweeper of Teams)
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Mega Metagross 
  • Intermediate God (Greater God as Mega Metagross)
  • Symbol: The Cross on its Face
  • Theme Song: Battle! Steven (Colosseum/B2W2/ORAS/SSBU/Masters)
  • Alignment: True Neutral
  • Ability: Clear Body (Tough Claws as Mega Metagross)
  • Gender: Genderless (identifies as male)
  • Nature: Adamant
  • Moveset: Meteor Mash, Zen Headbutt, Magnet Rise, Earthquake
  • Portfolio: Being Very Agile For Something So Heavy, Spider Tank, Given Early on and Incredibly Powerful, A Fusion of Beldum and Metang (Possibly), Four Brains Making it Smarter (and Thinking Faster) Than A Supercomputer, A Pseudo-Legendary of Gen III, Intelligent and Strong Physical Attacker, Mighty Glacier that becomes a Lightning Bruiser, Steel and Psychic Type, Mega Evolution
  • Domains: Tanks, Steel, Supercomputers, Intelligence, Psychics
  • Allies: Professor Xavier, Tate & Liza, Ash Ketchum, The Iron Giant, Tyranitar, Garchomp, Gardevoir & Gallade, The Ghostbusters, John Connor, Alan Turing, The Doctor, Caitlin of the Unova Elite Four
  • On good terms with: Charlotte
  • Rival: Salamence
  • Enemies: Team Rainbow Rocket and Hunter J, Dr. Weil, Garfield Lynns, Sakazuki, Azula, Dr. Eggman, Dr. Wily, The Sarkic Cults and evil luddites, Lolth, Jervis Tetch, SKYNET, The Cybermen
  • Opposes: Fire and ground manipulators, the Hall of Ghosts
  • Conflicting Opinion: Lucy, Max Eisenhardt/Magneto
  • Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: Zinnia, Marvin the Paranoid Android
  • The humble Beldum is weak and can only ever learn Tacklenote  naturally, but within its body are the makings of a supercomputer. To reach this potential Beldum must combine with another Beldum through reaching Level 20. Metang has two brains which already makes it a really clever Pokemon, but by reaching Level 45 and thus combining with another Metang, the result is a four-brained, literal supercomputer Spider Tank that's among the greatest non-legendaries in the game; Metagross.
  • Ascended to its throne due to.... well being the only living Spider Tank. Some have questioned why its a Shiny Metagross, while others just assume that its simply a unique member of its species, similar to Pikachu. This was probably because Otacon, who pulled strings to get the tank up in the first place, thinks its shiny is really cool. Having the lowest catch rate among some legendaries and being shiny, Otacon saved the Master Ball he got won in the Pokemon lottery for the Iron Leg Pokemon. Metagross was happy with the arrangement, as the guy actually knows what he's doing with big-ass mechs and is a good guy all around. He's also a genius that the Iron Leg Pokemon enjoys matching wits with.
  • Ash Ketchum feels that he recognizes this Metagross, having met a shiny Metagross before, one belonging to Steven Stone. However it was actually a wild shiny, which was spectacuarly lucky however given its partner he wasn't able to catch him, however Ash gets along with basically everyone Pokemon. He noticed that Metagross is rather unique for a psuedo-legendary as he is doesn't have any dragon-like designs, or an official gender. Despite sharing mutual weaknessesnote  the three found they were good at working together because of type coverage and being the only psuedo-legendaries benefiting from Sand Stream.
  • Chummy with Gardevoir and Gallade, fellow Psychic types from the third generation of Pokemon. Also chummy with Tate and Liza as they're the Psychic type Gym Leaders from said generation. Uniquely it's a generation with two psuedo-legendaries, the other of which is Salamence. The two regard each other as serious rivals, which may be why Zinnia doesn't care all too much for the Spider Tank that keeps trying to prove he's better than her dragons. While they are rivals, Metagross and Salamence still hate Hunter J a country mile more than they do each other and have no problem teaming up to crush her.
  • Some joked Metagross should be in the Hall of Arthropods because of the Spider Tank trope has "spider" in it, but it simply said "no". One of the reasons you rarely see Metagross there is because of Lolth, who he considers hideously evil. 99% of the pantheon agrees with him on that. He does, however, sometimes gives Charlotte the spider a ride on him as he likes her company. He still said no to her suggestion that he join her Hall, stating "I'm not the kind of spider you're looking for".
  • Used to get neutral damage from Dark and Ghost type attacks, until Steel was nerfed. He has enough meat to put up a fight against them though, but just in case he's been helping improve the Ghostbusters' tech as a counter-measure to spirits. Add in Magnet Rise to get on top of those pesky Ground types, and Metagross is most concerned over Fire-type users. However he's more concerned with Azula and Admiral Akainu as their ambitions and villainy coupled with their power poses a threat to him. Doesn't care for Team Rainbow Rocket either.
  • Metagross are incredibly useful for clearing traffic on the way to their trainer's work. More importantly, the Pokemon is a living supercomputer and one of the smartest Pokemon. Back when Alakazam was in the pantheon the two had a rivalry over their IQ, and now that he's gone the Iron Leg boasts of being the smartest Pokemon. The Grand United Alliance of Machines believed there's a connection between Metagross and the Protoss, due to similarities with their powers and design. Once they had deconfirmed that rumor they requested he join them because of he's a living, but the Pokemon declined as he seems himself less of a machine than a steel organism.
  • Dr Weil noticed the comparisons the GUAM made to Metagross and despises him for not behaving like "good robots are supposed to be", aka "being slaves to humans, especially me". Metagross retorted by saying that Weil is as far from a good man as possible, and the fact he admits it destroys any argument he makes. The Sarkic Cults hold a less insane contempt for Metagross, but that's just down to them being luddites 90% of the time. Both Eggman and Wily were observing these complaints and felt they were ridiculous; Metagross is a brilliant "machine" in their eyes. Unfortunately for the Iron Leg Pokemon, that means they want to take control of him.
  • The encounter with the GUAM had Metagross consider what robots in the pantheon share his interests. He started a conversation with Marvin the Paranoid Android but soon found his attitude intolerable, and when he beat him in intellectual contests the Iron Leg Pokemon left in a huff. On the way back to his Hall he stumbled into Alan Turing, who was fascinated by this living supercomputer; as the inventor of the Turing Test, Metagross' living supercomputer was beyond his wildest dreams. Metagross also found himself getting along with the Iron Giant, due to being a friendly yet powerful robot.
  • The fact that Metagross is both a living organism and a metallic supercomputer made him a Pokemon of interest to the Cybermen and SKYNET. SKYNET wants to infect it with a program to make such a powerful Pokemon under its control; besides maybe Porygon it doesn't really have any Pokemon it can do it on. The Cybermen felt after their failure with Diancie the already mechanical attributes of Metagross could expand their ability of Cyber-Converting to Pokemon...but they'd first have to dissect him. Fortunately the Doctor is always there to protect Metagross, though he usually doesn't need it. John Connor is also willing to aid Metagross in defense against SKYNET.
  • ExandShadow isn't a fan of White Metagross, simply due to it reminding him of all his bad luck with shiny Pokémon. It also doesn't help that its an event-Pokémon that was specifically a shiny.Squall was more fixed at first towards Metagross because it kind of reminds him of the X-ATM092. Thankfully, he realized the major difference of Metagross being biological and not bent on hunting him, and asked Otacon if he can ride it on its back once in a while (where Metagross does not seem to mind).
  • Good luck trying to use psychic powers on Metagross; unless you're a Greater God, that 4x resistance is a nigh-impassible wall. This didn't stop Jervis Tetch from putting a massive mind control hat on him, but Metagross resisted it and just shook the hat off, along with throwing the Mad Hatter across the room. After that embarassment Legion approached the Iron Leg Pokemon as they were interested in discussing ideas and psychology with one another; like Legion, Metagross is technically multiple minds working in tandem. Though they didn't leave the conversation of friends, they did enjoy said conversation.
  • He isn't quite sure how to feel about Lucy. He doesn't approve of what she's done but he does feel pity for the oppression she suffered from humanity and the general tragedy of her life. The Iron Leg Pokemon has similar conflicting feelings towards Magneto, though he is a lot more mentally stable. Metagross would prefer to keep his distance from the Master of Magnetism, which the psuedo-legendary admits is more impressive than his own. Given its line has magnetism for blood, it says something.

Lesser Gods

    The Black Tri-Stars 
Gaia, Ortega and Mash, Divine Trio of Mecha With Hovering Legs (The Black Tri-Stars, Black Trinary, Black Trinity | Gaia: Lieutenant Commander Gaiaformerly , Miguel Gaia | Ortega: Lieutenant Ortegaformerly  | Mash: Lieutenant Mashformerly )
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Gaia, Ortega and Mash
  • Lesser Gods, Demigods without their mobile suits
  • Symbol: Their custom logo◊
  • Alignment: Neutral Evil with Lawful Evil leanings
  • Portfolio: Pilot the Dom, A Mecha with Hovering Legs, Among The First Ace Pilots of the Principality, Jet Stream Attack, Elite Mooks, The Doms are Lightning Bruisers, Killed Some of the Most Important Heroes in the Series, Terrible Trio... And Competent Too, True Companions
  • Domains: Customized Suits, Attacks, War, Violence, Capture, Friendship, Evil
  • Mecha piloted: MS-01 Mobile Worker, MS-05A Zaku I Early Type, MS-05B Zaku I, MS-06A Zaku II First Mass Production Type (pre-OYW), MS-06C Zaku II Early Production Type, MS-06S Zaku II Commander Type, MS-06R-1A Zaku II High Mobility Type, MS-09B Dom (OYW), AMX-009 Dreissen Black Tri-Stars Custom (current)
  • Allies:
  • Rivals: Char Aznable (one-sided), Anavel Gato, Lordgenome and his generals
  • Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Muruta Azrael, Lord Djibril (for their racism), Captain Cold
  • Enemies: Amuro Ray, Bright Noa, Kira Yamato, Setsuna F. Seiei, Shinji Ikari, Hayate Immelmann, Mirage Farina Jenius, Sousuke Sagara, Giorno Giovarna
  • Oppose: The Titans task force, especially Bask Om and Jerid Messa, Rau Le Creuset
  • Embarrassed by: The Team Rocket trio
  • Complicated Relationship: Gilbert Durandal
  • It was a proud day for Gihren Zabi's Black Zeon faction and the GUAE Mecha Cohort as a whole. Ace Pilots Gaia, Ortega and Mash dealt a decisive blow to a Dalek attack force sent by the Grand United Alliance of Destruction. When asked what they desired as a reward, the trio instantly replied; ascension. Without further ado, Gaia, Ortega and Mash were granted the embarrassing-sounding trope Hover Skates, a move they protested until told of what it truly meant: their MS-09B Doms were equipped with special rockets in the feet that increased the suit's speed and performance in ground combat. These new innovations made the Dom superior to the Principality's previous ground mobile suits, the MS-06J Zaku Ground Type and the MS-07B Gouf. It took a while for them to get used to it, but the trio eventually settled down in their elite villa in the House of Types of Mechas, jubilant at earning godhood at last.
    • At the promotion ceremony, they were awarded the Sinner's Cross with Flamesnote  and were finally promoted for the first time in the Pantheon. Gaia was promoted from lieutenant to lieutenant commander while Ortega and Mash were promoted to full lieutenants.
  • Gaia, Ortega and Mash first met in May of Universal Century 0076 when they were assigned to the same platoon and quickly became good friends. They were the test pilots for the first mobile worker units (the forerunner of mobile suits) and under the tutelage of Ramba Ral grew into a venerable fighting unit. At the Battle of Loum they demonstrated for the first time their legendary "Jet Stream Attack", a triple assault formation using their individual long-range, mid-range and close-range specialties. They disabled the enemy flagship Ananke and captured the Earth Federation Forces commander-in-chief, General Revil. Late in the One Year War, the trio was summoned to Earth to participate in the defence of Zeon mining facilities at Odessa, gaining their new Doms. Their Jet Stream Attack was quickly trounced by Amuro Ray in his RX-78-2 Gundam and all three were killed in action at Amuro's hand. Mash died first, then Gaia and Ortega were slaughtered in a rage-fueled revenge attack.
    • Gaia is the leader of the Black Tri-Stars and the one who keeps the other two under control. While a Blood Knight, Gaia is visibly more restrained and cultured enough to give enemies a fighting chance or avoid killing if keeping the target alive proves useful in the long run. He is the mid-range member of the trio, using a standard machine gun and bazooka.
    • Mash specializes in long-range combat, which is quite odd if you consider the fact that he has a scar over his right eye. He is a cackling Smug Snake and a laid-back warrior who mediates when Ortega gets into scrapes with their arch-rival Char. His units are often equipped with a long anti-ship or anti-air rifle.
    • Ortega is the Hot-Blooded Close-Range Combatant of the trio, and his units carry a gigantic heat axe into battle. He is prone to extreme bouts of anger against those who insult the team, and Gaia and Mash usually step in to contain his rampages. His face is described as something only an elephant seal would love. It's near impossible to miss him since his units are usually equipped with a an oversized heat axe.
  • The Black Tri-Stars used customized High Mobility Type Zakus with their signature black and purple colour scheme for most of the war. They upgraded to their Doms when they transferred to M'Quve's unit on Earth for Operation Odessa, where they found to their peril that with ground-based mobile suits, their Jet Stream Attack was far less effective. All three have since procured heavily modified Dreissens that can be retrofitted for both space and atmospheric environments so they never have that problem again. They're absolutely incensed at Char, of all people, for using their old Zakus to attack a Federation fleet.
  • Amuro is looking forward to another battle with the Black Tri-Stars as he still hasn't gotten over the death of Matilda Ajan, an officer on the White Base who Ortega killed by smashing her shuttle cockpit. He nearly got his chance when the Black Tri-Stars launched an attack on the House of Technology to seize a cache of important energy cubes for the Decepticons in the GUAE. However, the trio saw his team coming and high-tailed it out of there. Amuro's teamnote  arrived to meet a smoking pile of rubble and instead coordinated search-and-rescue of deities caught in the crossfire. On their end, the Black Tri-Stars don't fancy having to face a now all-powerful Newtype who managed to best their Jet Stream Attack at the moment until they've honed their skills enough.
  • It's too bad that Char Aznable happens to be their boss, Gaia says, or Ortega would have killed him in some way or another the second he got the chance. They have an intense grudge on him for stealing their thunder during the Battle of Loum and snatching kills way before that. From an objective point of view, it's understandable. Char received a two-rank promotion and an ace name for destroying five enemy battleships while they took the time to disable the enemy flagship Ananke and capture the supreme commander of the Federation Forces and all they got for it was a pat on the back. And they weren't even mentioned by name! Typical of Char, he dismisses them as too far out of his league to challenge him and just expects them to do what they're told. By recent standards, they're only above-average. If they do go against his orders, he could easily demolish them in seconds if he wanted to.
    Ortega: THAT PUNK! If Char thinks he can steal our thunder again here in the Pantheon he's got another thing coming to him!!
    Mash: [empathic] Calm down, Ortega. You wanna look a cry-baby in front of everyone? If we're gonna prove we're better than him, there's better choices than slugging him in the face.
    Gaia: Agreed. Supreme Commander Gihren is our best hope here. We help him kick Char out of the GUAE, Ortega, and you can make him your personal punching bag for all I care. But don't go for him directly. You know what happened the last time you did that.
  • Partnerships with fellow mecha pilots are to be expected, though the attention they receive among their allies in the GUAE Mecha Cohort is pretty low to say the least. Some are even clamouring for the Black Tri-Stars to get their due credit. Historically well-read pilots in the GUAE are disappointed at how they've been overlooked because the Black Tri-Stars have clinched at least three firsts in mobile suit history:
    • 1. The first mecha pilots in the Universal Century. They tested the precursor to the mobile suit, the MS-01 Mobile Worker and subsequently were among the first to pilot every prototype mobile suit up to the MS-06A Zaku II First Mass Production Type.
    • 2. They participated in the first armed engagement between mobile suits. A battle on the Moon between their Zaku Is and the Federation's outdated prototype Guncannons ended in victory for the Black Tri-Stars.
    • 3. The first-ever mobile suit aces in the Universal Century. Unlike most Zeon aces like Johnny Ridden and Shin Matsunaga who earned their status in the Battle of Loum, they were already well-known and respected by their moniker before then for actually scoring kills before the One Year War even began.
  • Gaia is quite close to Ali al-Saachez, likely because Gaia was once a guerilla freedom fighter much like the Blood Knight Ali. Ortega's learnt some lessons in charisma and anger control from Ali so it doesn't become a Fatal Flaw like it did when he tried to avenge the death of Mash.
    • Mash gravitates towards Gauron, one of the GUAE's top freelance aces as a source of inspiration. He's both disturbed and enamoured by Gauron's utter lack of compassion and obsession with Sousuke Sagara. Likewise, Gauron doesn't seem to care who keeps him company or who partners up with him so long as Mash and his buddies don't get in his way.
  • Enmity for Amuro aside, the Black Tri-Stars are also in deep personal conflict with Lacus Clyne and the peacekeeping ZAFT forces under her command. Why? They have never gotten on board with the idea of expies from alternate universes, plus Hilda Harken, Mars Simeon and Herbert Von Reinhard are good guys. The one time the trio met them in battle, the Strike Freedom came to the rescue and took them prisoner on the Eternal. The subsequent escape attempt ended in a brutal beatdown between Gaia and team leader Hilda. To this day, no one knows who won the fight thanks to disabled security cams and both have never revealed the truth.
    • On the radical ZAFT side, they don't know what to think of Gilbert Durandal and his social darwinist philosophy. The ever-cynical Mash is still certain that in a world like his where profession is decided based on genetics, they'd probably be janitors in a run-down high school in the middle of nowhere.
  • When the Black Tri-Stars were introduced to their one-time commander Zeheart Galette (Char's herald), they were disgusted that Char of all people would be popular enough to spawn a gazillion AU counterparts. The one they hate the most is Rau Le Creuset, and it's more than just being a Char Clone. They thrive on violence, but even they're not genocidally violent. Gaia and Mash in particular are in full agreement that a hellish life is better than no life, hence they categorically refuse to serve under him. They also abhor the use of Child Soldiersnote  for war, which is why they utterly despise Muruta Azrael and Lord Djibril for using the Biological CPUs and Extended for the First and Second Alliance-PLANT War. That the two politicians are genocidally racist towards space-dwelling humans doesn't help matters any.
  • Gaia is very chummy with fellow team leader Captain Ginyu who despite being a well-mentioned powerhouse and ace fighter was absolutely wrecked by Goku and turned into a frog (the first time) and then Killed Off for Real by Vegeta (the second time). Ginyu earned himself a fancy new TIE Advanced for his excellent work in the GUAE, so he and Gaia are thinking up a showy new dual move. Similarly, Mash and Ortega are bar buddies with the rest of the Ginyu Force (except Guldo, but no one likes him). Ortega enjoys wrestling with Recoome at the Pantheon Wrestling Federation headquarters and Mash takes pride in being the one who always wins bets with Jeice and Burter. They're unimpressed with Jeice's choice of mobile suit though. His custom Over Flag reminds them too much of Char's Zaku.
  • La Squadra Esecuzioni and Zonda and the Seven are both teams of bad guys who are True Companions. They're not mobile suit pilots for sure, but in temperament they're very similar. The trio are particularly impressed by Risotto Nero's Stand, Metallica for its ability to manipulate the iron inside an object to mutilate or brutally maim a target. They sometimes hang around the gang's many hideouts, and revel in any moment anyone tries to challenge Risotto for the entertainment of seeing the poor victim dismembered by his Stand. The Tri-Star's brutality has earned them many an enemy from the Joestar family and their allies, in particular Giorno Giovarna. They're a bit freaked out by the Seven, especially their favourite one of the lot, Gibril, but they're willing to play ball with each other because of Risotto Nero's friendly-unfriendly rivalry with them.
    • If you see them fight with Captain Cold and his Rogues against the GUAG Superhero Division it's out of necessity. They enjoy killing and aren't particularly fond of villains who don't kill. Killing to them is half the fun of being a soldier.
  • The GUAG have labelled them as an Evil Counterpart to the Whitewings (Palla, Catria, Est), given the fact that they also use code-named attack commands. Their Triangle Attack has a striking similarity to their Jet Stream Attack at least in theory. Logically since as melee attackers and not mecha pilots, the Black Tri-Stars don't pay them much mind.
  • Another foe of theirs is Lordgenome, the former Big Bad of the Gurren Lagann universe who switched sides along with his entire Army. The low-key Hot-Blooded Gaia can't help but voice the tiniest iota of respect for his extreme measures to prevent the human race from being exterminated by the Anti-Spirals. Lordgenome can appreciate the team's tenacity and camaraderie, but their taste for violence does not endear him to them since he's on the side of Team Dai-Gurren now.
Gaia: [blasting a ship] "Go get 'em, Mash!"

Mash: [puncturing the ship's engine room] "Pipe down and watch this!"

Ortega: "I'll finish them off!" [proceeds to slice the ship in half]

    Catherine Kyoubashi 
Catherine Kyoubashi, Goddess of Mini Mechas (The beautiful young genius and the beastly robot, Cathy, Takoyaki Lady)
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  • Lesser Goddess
  • Symbol: A Minigawa
  • Theme Music: Charming Girl and the Beast
  • Alignment: Neutral Good
  • Portfolio: Pilots the Terry Yodogawa, Scientist At Age of Ten, Dark-Skinned Blond, American With Japanese Heritage, Does Not Like Shoes, Kansai Regional Accent, Bunny-Ears Lawyer, Magnetism
  • Portfolio: Mechanics, Mechas, Youth, Magnetism
  • Allies: Kira Daidouji, Mei-Fang, Dorothy Albright, Skuld, Terry Bogard, Raspberyl, Akane Hino, D.VA
  • Enemies: Vile, evil scientists (especially Dr. Eggman)
  • Rivals: KokonoeMercury
  • Catherine is third-generation American-Japanese, with her grandmother being from Osaka. Even at a young age, she is a genius when it comes to celestial engineering, with her greatest invention being the mech Terry Yodogawa.
  • Her Arcana is Median, a giant turtle which allows her to control magnetism.
  • She does not appreciate the stereotype that people from Osaka are backwater buffoons.
  • Has a liking for food like takoyaki and okonomiyaki. As such, she is interested in Akane's cooking. She has also trying to pick up some jokes from her.
  • Her alliance with Raspberyl comes from the fact that she is what Raspberyl is to Mao with Kira; her biggest rival, her best friend and only person who can bring the best of her.
  • Some gods wonder if Catherine named Yodogawa after Terry Bogard. She herself hasn't answered anything to that question.
  • Catherine has no idea where people started saying that she's a "moe, non-pudgy" version of Eggman and frankly, she doesn't even want to know. She is also sort of bothered how Kira keeps hanging around with him and other evil scientists. She knows that Kira wants to Take Over the World, but hasn't gotten her chance to do so. With other evil scientists help, she might just get the footstool to actually achieve something.
  • Catherine likes to visit House of Theater to improve her jokes and whatnot. Most gods say that where she is not the greatest, she is at least good enough of a jokester.
  • Some gods have questioned Catherine on why she never wears shoes or clothes besides her swimsuit. Catherine has yet to give an answer that makes sense.
  • Has been mistaken by some of the Witches to be one of them due of her rabbit attire and her powers as a Maiden. She herself thinks that she cannot operate a Strike Unit, especially the legendary Tiger Land Striker. That being said, she has lend her hand to Shirley to improve her Striker Unit the best she can.
  • She admits that Terry Yodogawa looks sort of like the Robobot Armor. She herself has taken inspiration from it, as she has thought about ways for Terry Yodogawa to have adaptive capabilities.
  • As someone who specializes in celestial engineering (read: Magitek ), she works with Skuld quite a bit. She also a bit of a rivalry going with Kokonoe in terms of their research.
  • Seems to run into Vile a lot when he is riding his Ride Armor, leading to them fighting a lot. She isn't really pleased with the reploid's attitude.
  • Is looking into D.Va's MEKA to see if she can find a way to utilize the Self-Destruct command without needing to sacrifice the mech itself. When asked how she can be knowledgeable on such things, she admits that some of the explosives inside Terry Yodogawa tend to explode without her releasing them without any damage to Yodogawa itself. It isn't really that pleasant to Catherine herself, though.

    Liberty Prime 
Liberty Prime, God of American Robots
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  • Lesser God
  • Symbol: His head overlaid on the American flag
  • Alignment: As far as he's concerned, Lawful Good, but it's closer to Lawful American
  • Portfolio: Throwing explosives, Eye Beams, Humongous Mecha, Patriotic Fervor, Hamminess, Badass Boasts, Rousing Speeches, Anti-Communism
  • Domains: America, Robots, War, Explosions
  • Followers: The Brotherhood of Steel, Heroman, Atomic Robo, The Big Guy, the MetalWolf
  • Allies: Chin, The Lone Wanderer, Will work with any good-aligned deity, as long as they're American.
  • Opposed by: Any deity he finds working with the Chinese, regardless of alignment.
  • Since coming to the Pantheon, the Laughing Man and Gadget have reprogrammed him to recognize his fellow deities and visitors to his seat as Americans so he will not attack them on sight. For this same reason they try to keep him away from the entrance to the Pantheon for the time being until they finish fine-tuning his systems. If any visitors hear the words "COMMUNIST DETECTED ON AMERICAN SOIL, LETHAL FORCE ENGAGED" booming in a mechanical voice, they are encouraged to flee for their lives.
  • According to his creators, he was not constructed as a tribute to Optimus Prime, but the similarities are unmistakable. Optimus doesn't mind the idea and would be willing to work with Liberty if the situation called for it, but is quite concerned with Liberty's rampant destruction of any non-Americans.
  • Kamina has expressed interest in riding on Liberty Prime's shoulder during the final battle between good and evil, pending being able to teach the robot to say "JUST WHO THE HELL DO YOU COMMUNISTS THINK I AM!?"
  • Liberty Prime considers the infamous being known as Chin to be an honorary American, being the only other deity in the Pantheon whose hatred of communists, China, and communist China comes close to Prime's own. The military strategists in the House of War have been planning for the possibility that the two might someday decide to team up and go on a rampage.

    The Sky Girls 
The Sky GirlsMembers , Goddesses of Motion Capture Mechas (Master Sergeant Otoha Sakurano, Master Sergeant Karen Sonomiya, Lieutenant Eika Ichijo, Elise)
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From left to right: Eika, Otoha, Elize and Karen

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