Pantheon / Villainous Archetypes

House of Villainy Index
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Greater Gods

Lucemon

Lucemon, Representative of Those Like Satan (Lucemon Falldown/Chaos Mode, Lucemon Satan/Shadowlord Mode, Lucemon Larva)

^{Lucemon Falldown Mode} 

^{Lucemon Satan Mode} 

^{Lucemon Larva} 

^{Lucemon X} 

• Greater God; borderline Overdeity as Lucemon Falldown Mode; Overdeity as Lucemon Satan Mode, Ogudomon, Lucemon X or in his true Multiversal form
• Symbol: The tattoos on the left side of his body (including the Digital Hazard on his left hand); the Crest of Pride◊
• Theme Song: "Lucemon's Theme"
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Gender: Non-Binary (identifies as male)
• Portfolio: Evil light-using (also darkness in higher forms) Fallen Angel, mon version of Lucifer/Satan, wanting to eliminate free will and make all beings worship him, conducting the Digital World's destruction to remake it into his ideal, Order Is Not Good, rather cute for how evil he is, increasingly monstrous evolutions, Rage Against the Heavens, Complete Monster
  • Falldown Mode: Bishōnen Line, Good Wings, Evil Wings, Fashionable Asymmetry, Mercury's Wings, Oxymoronic Being, Yin-Yang Bomb
  • Satan Mode: Apocalypse How, All Your Powers Combined, Dark Is Evil, Dragons Are Demonic, Can't be Harmed At All as Long as Gehenna exists, Our Dragons Are Different, Purple Is Powerful, Lucemon's most Monstrous Form.
  • Larva Mode: Clipped-Wing Angel, The Devil Is a Loser, Our Angels Are Different.
  • Lucemon X: Unholy Halo, Gold and White Are Divine, Gold-Colored Superiority, Person of Mass Destruction, Super Mode.
• Domains: Mons, Data, Angels, Light, Darkness, Order, Megalomania

Crusadermon and Dynasmon, The Unascended Great Demon Lords^note namely: Leviamon, Daemon, Belphemon Rage Mode, Barbamon, Beelzemon and Laylamon

• Allies: YHVH and the Grand United Alliance of Law (sort of), Zamasu, Malthael, some Numemon
  • Partner: Darkseid
• Rival: Brajira of the Messiah (former high priest)
• Enemies: Digimon deities in general, particularly Frontier Digidestined and Beelzemon, Lloyd Irving (and his friends), Lucifer, Aleph, Satan, Rin Okumura, Yamato Hotsuin, Eliphas, Tensou Sentai Goseiger
• Evil Counterpart to: Giratina
• Looks down on: Everyone, but special mention to the other Satans and Lucifers in the Pantheon
• Lucemon is formerly a benevolent angel Digimon who brought order and peace in a time when chaos reigned. After either an attempt at a rebellion against him or his own powers corrupting him (maybe both; accounts are conflicting), Lucemon became a tyrant obsessed with making everyone bend to his will. Lucemon was brought down (some say by the Warrior Ten), sealed and his powers split between three angel Digimon.
• It's fairly obvious that Lucemon is supposed to be the Digimon version of the devil, the ultimate bad guy according to the Bible, himself. Even Lucemon's name comes from Lucifer, and the more he evolves, the more his Satanic qualities come out: Falldown Mode is a being part-angel, part-demon supposed to represent himself after falling as an angel, while Satan Mode, a mindless dragon of darkness commanded by a larva, seems based on the the Beasts and Dragon of Revelation at once. Thus he was judged an excellent choice for representing Satanic Archetype.
• With a history like that, it's obvious that few to no Digimon actually want Lucemon to succeed, except perhaps some of the more Knight Templarish iterations of the Royal Knights as he did have LordKnightmon and Dynasmon at his service. Even then, it's suspected that Lucemon had them corrupted, and in the end he absorbed their data as thanks anyway. Omegamon and Dukemon certainly aren't up for serving him and will fight him for the sake of protecting both worlds from his tyranny.
  • Koichi Kimura fought Lucemon directly as the Warrior of Darkness. Very appropriately, Koichi's pure dark powers proved instrumental in stopping Lucemon's corrupted light and darkness, even if Koichi had to temporarily die in the process. Now that Koichi can evolve into Rhihimon, he has more of a chance in staving off Lucemon's advances.
  • Lucemon in Falldown Mode can be considered a member of the Seven Great Demon Lords, where he represents the sin of pride. Beelzemon is also part of this group, however this doesn't really matter in the Pantheon as both Digimon consider themselves independent from that group, and they feel nothing but mutual contempt for each other, with Lucemon seeing Beelzemon as another chaotic element in the way of his perfect world, and Beelzemon will beat down the fallen angel if he objects to his chosen way of living.
  • There are some (but not all) Numemon who find a world of order and equality to be an attractive prospect, since Numemon are arguably the most hated and discriminated Digimon. Lucemon personally finds them disgusting and plans to get rid of those mistakes of evolution when his ideal world is realized. But he'll accept their support for now as they might prove to be of some use.
• Ironically, for all his connections to the classic Lucifer/Satan figure, Lucemon's philosophy and goals are diametrically opposed to those of the most active Lucifer incarnation in the Pantheon, the Chairman of the GUAC. Whereas Lucifer wants to create a world of chaos where everyone is free to do as they wish, Lucemon believes what the world needs is rigid order and that everyone should worship him and look to him for guidance, going as far as thinking it'd be best to just destroy and rebuild the world and populate it with mindless clones programmed to see him as leader. It goes without saying that Lucemon and Lucifer are bitter enemies. Looking into the Digital World for a philosophical counter to Lucemon, Lucifer learned of Bagramon, whose ideology is chaos-aligned (though Bagramon is ironically based on the Archangel Gabriel), and the Morning Star is looking into ascending him.
  • He doesn't have a high opinion of the Lucifer that opposes the Winchester brothers either, finding it ridiculous that he's basically throwing a tantrum (best not remind Lucemon that he's just as much of a brat) because god paid more attention to humanity.
• YHVH is more up Lucemon's alley as he represents pure law and agrees with most of Lucemon's ideas. Except for the little detail that YHVH thinks people should worship him. But overall, YHVH thinks Lucemon has his heart in the right place (by his standards) and is still a child who just needs to grow out of the idea that people would ever worship him. YHVH may have a bit of a soft spot for Lucemon as he reminds him of Lucifer back when he was his favorite angel. While Lucemon is perfectly willing to work with YHVH, that'll be only until their common goal of a world of order is achieved, and he plans to take the god of order down when that happens, so he can rule by himself, perhaps also taking over the GUAL to serve as his personal police. Satan (the one serving YHVH) may be the only one of the law faction who doesn't trust Lucemon as far as he can throw him; Lucemon is somewhat wary of the angel as his duty compels him to turn against his lawful master if needed.
• The idea that he should have a partner due to being a mon makes him laugh. He sees himself as having the right to rule over everything, so the thought that he should submit to being someone's attack dog is amusing at best and fatally offensive at worst. Anyone who makes the suggestion has a chance of getting a Divine Feat to the face depending on his mood. Most Digimon (and Pokemon, for that matter) would say partnerships are based on friendship and that the participants are on equal footing, but Lucemon doesn't understand friendship and scoffs at the idea of anyone being equal to himself.
• Lucemon has tried reaching out to Giratina after hearing the legendary was supposedly Satan to the Pokemon world and was also deeply interested in keeping order, hoping that their shared role in their respective universes would cause Giratina to ally with him. This couldn't be further from the truth as while Giratina is a bit too obsessed with keeping balance between dimensions so they won't clash, it's content to let all living beings do whatever as long as they don't threaten that balance, so it really doesn't want to see the world become one of pure order like Lucemon envisions. Also, Giratina is really quite sick of being perceived as evil, an impression that'd only worsen if it associated with Lucemon (doesn't help that Giratina and Lucemon Satan Mode kind of look alike). Lucemon finds this a pity, but he supposes there is always the option of using Giratina's obsessions to corrupt it.
• Lloyd initially confused Lucemon for Yggdrasill, another corrupted angel that wanted to force an oppressive flavor of order on two worlds. Lucemon, for his part, thinks Mithos was a weakling for doing what he did motivated by love for his sister instead of personal ambition, and he's embarrassed that he was ever his High Priest. This enrages Lloyd, who considers Lucemon to be a bigger monster than Yggdrasill ever was.
• Lucemon works very well with Zamasu for the most part, as they both want to eradicate their universes from any and all chaotic elements. They just disagree on whether the mortals should be eliminated or not. Lucemon thinks absolute elimination is going a bit too far... only because if he did that there'd be no one left to worship him. He supposes Zamasu has that attitude about mortals because Kais don't seem to be worshiped.
  • Lucemon has a very similar dynamic with Malthael; the archangel of death is at least glad that there's another angel with the same mindset as him.
• Rin Okumura, as the unwilling son of Satan, isn't exactly glad to see yet another addition of his father's likeness to the Pantheon. Lucemon wouldn't pay him any attention if that was all, but it's quite annoying how the boy has decided to apply his vow to "kick Satan's ass" to him.
• Lucemon finds Aleph a lot more worrying than Rin given how that boy rebelled against his role as a Messiah chosen by YHVH and was powerful enough to defeat the god of order in a certain timeline. On top of that, Aleph is in good terms with God's Arbiter, and the two are perfectly willing to work together if they decide Lucemon is going too far.
• He actually prefers staying away from the Satans in the Pantheon, as he thinks it won't do his angelic image any favors to associate with the top demon(s) from hell, plus he considers himself above them. Granted, more people than not already hate him, so it wouldn't make much of a difference if he did associate with them.
• For some reason Lucemon was considered a follower of Yamato Hotsuin prior to ascending, which is strange as Yamato is more chaos-aligned, wanting a world where the strong are free to do as they want. Just the fact that he was considered a mere follower is enough to enfuriate Lucemon, but to be a follower to someone with Yamato's philosophy makes Lucemon think he was trying to make him submit to harness his power, and that really makes the prideful angel Digimon go berserk.
  • He was also a follower to Eliphas. Given Eliphas turned to the more moderate law faction after starting out a radical, they don't exactly see eye-to-eye.
• The Goseigers oppose Lucemon on account of him reminding them of their greatest enemy Brajira, the Satan analogue of their universe. Being angels themselves, the Goseigers find Lucemon presenting himself as the salvation of the digital and human worlds to be downright offensive.
  • Once Brajira went graduated to the pantheon proper, Lucemon formed a rivalry with him over their desire to destroy and reset the world, Lucemon views all other beings as "imperfect" and wants to destroy everything to start anew. Lucemon considers Brajira a mere pretender to the goal of rebuilding the world, and Brajira in turn sees Lucemon as that as well. Brajira has assessed that Lucemon could be a much bigger threat to him than even the Goseiger given what he could accomplish in his stronger forms.

Mephisto (Marvel)

Mephisto, God of Villains Harmed By Goodness (Donald Blake, Maya, Mephistopheles, Prince of Lies, Nick Scratch, Doctor Bultar)

• Greater God (Overdeity in his home realm)
• Symbol: His throne
• Theme Song: Mephisto's Realm
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Demon Lords and Archdevils, Obviously Evil, Ambiguous Origins Due To Constant Lying, Deal with the Devil, Humanoid Abomination, Marvel's Go-To For Satan, Stylizes His Dominion After Dante's Inferno, Good Hurts Evil, Abusive Parents, Overconfidence As Part Of His Strategy, Voluntary Shapeshifting, Jackass Genie, Cannot Resist Being As Dickish As Possible, Monstrous Even By Hell-Lord Standards
• Domains: Evil, Corruption, Demons, Deals, Souls
• Heralds: Mephista and Blackheart (his children).
• Allies: Melkor, Griffith, Yuuki Terumi, The Godhand, HIM, Calypso, Nyarlathotep, Diablo (for now at least)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: The Incubators
• Rivals: Loki, Thanos, Dormammu, Shang Tsung
• Enemies:
  • From the Marvel Universe: Pretty much any good-aligned character, but on top the hit list are Silver Surfer, Peter Parker, Black Panther, Mary Jane Watson and especially the Ghost Rider. Doctor Doom too, and for good reason
  • Other: Dante Alighirei, Iroque, Guts, Faust, Cosmos, Killia, Moe Syzlack, The Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack, Babidi
• Opposes: The Grand United Alliance of Destruction, The House of Love and Affection and Religion and Faith, Mr. Krabs
• Mephisto, as he is known, is one of many Demon Lords in the Marvel Multiverse. His true origin is unclear, since by his own admission he's a Consummate Liar. Whatever the case, he's a great and powerful demon lord vying for power. Having made more deals than one can count and antagonized almost every hero in the MU, he is a demon to be feared.
• Claims to be none other than the Devil himself. While he often fills the role of the Devil storywise, he's not Satan. The actual Satan of Marvel's cosmology is unclear, though there is a Lucifer as a separate demon lord and Marduk Kurios is the closest to the Marvel Satan that's been seen. Not that he cares who's the "official" Devil when he can trick mortals.
• His realm is considered to be Hell. It's not, but to evoke the satanic imagery he personally stylized it after Dante's Inferno. Dante himself mistook it for the actual Hell he visited, but managed to traverse it anyway which frustrated old Mephisto to no end. Also in spite of his name he is not the same Mephistopholes that Faust dealt with, though recognizes him as being little different. Nor is he the Lord of Terror with the same name, though that doesn't stop him and Diablo from being drinking buddies.
• Really doesn't want to be reminded of the time he bargained for Peter and MJ's marriage. Not that he has any standards about it, it's just that it's a black mark on his reputation, going as far as to call it "the worst fucking deal he ever made". Making jokes about marriages around him guarantees you an And I Must Scream scenario if you can't fight him off. Also sick of Linkara making jokes about it. He might have had bigger and darker plans though, but wasn't able to through with it for some reason; again, mentioning this to him means your ass is grass.
• Competes with fellow Devil figures of Melkor, Yuuki Terumi and HIM. They're more or less on good terms, but loyalty is a mask for them. He is very impressed by the massive levels of depravity that Terumi has pulled off, and likes to join in with the trolling. In his own universe he competes with Dormammu and Thanos for power, and has come to be compete Shang Tsung for souls.
• As mighty as he is, the Lord of Lies is weak to intense goodness. Being the card-carrying Satanic Archetype he is, he can't stand incredibly good souls and values corrupting them above all. In one universe he successfully managed to take the Silver Surfer's soul, only for it to burn him for the rest of time. As such he works valiantly with the GUAE to try and corrupt and ultimately destroy the GUAG. He was fascinated by the Godhand's Behelits and hopes to turn people in Marvel Universe into Apostles.
  • Bad news for him; Silver Surfer is now in the Pantheon. He also thought he could absorb his pure soul this time. It did not end well for Mephisto.
• Fascinated by Nyarlathotep. He developed Blackheart from the evil dwelling in Christ's Crown, New York. Nyarlathotep is nothing short of the conglomerate evil of all humanity, something he wonders about the potential of.
• More or less Made of Evil, and as such opposes beings who use goodness as a force. This includes the Powerpuff Girls due to being Made of Good. Both Samurai Jack and Killia are able to severely injure him and force him to retreat to his realm for a while. Thankfully for Mephisto, he's immortal so long as his home dimension still exists, which he usually barricades off in fear they'll follow him. As you'd expect he is afraid of what the Indigo light could do to him and his forces. Is also concerned over Babidi due to his Majin spells. While he's powerful enough to fight the mind control off despite being utterly depraved, it'd still be problematic for his minions. Given Babidi is Babidi, he's fine scamming him.
• His favorite tactic is your standard Deal with the Devil, and being what he is will always try to make it go badly because he's a dick. He will keep by Exact Words but that's no method of ensuring safety when he rivals Asmodeus in the Loophole Abuse. For instance when he went to a bar and someone wanted immortality, he killed that person and ground him into ink to write with, as "words are immortal". Because of that act he is barred from Moe Syzlack's bar indefinitely. This dickery can bite him in the ass, most famously the whole thing with Johnny Blaze. And there was that one time where he ended up fighting a bunch of demons who also had rank on Mr Krabs' soul, before just giving up in frustration.
• To everyone's surprise, he's formed an alliance of convenience with the Incubators. When the GUAE made him ask why, he explained that this is part of his grander plan; Keep new universes being created as so to delay Judgement Day. By helping to subvert entropy and the heat death of the universe, he hopes to make sure his judgement by God will be delayed indefinitely. On that principle alone, he opposes the GUAD.

Shiro Kanzaki

Shiro Kanzaki, Patron Saint of Main Villains Who Don't Battle (Shiro Takami, Mirror Shiro, Master of the Rider Fight)

• Greater God
• Symbol: The Odin Advent Deck
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Dead All Along (maybe), actually became a Mirror World being, Well-Intentioned Extremist, The One Who Chooses His Potential Participants in his Rider Fight Through Nefarious Means, Non-Action Big Bad, Invincible Villain, Not So Stoic, Stealth Hi/Bye, The Unfettered, Reality Warper, Knight Templar Big Brother, Tragic Villain
• Domains: Mirrors, Death, Tragedy
• Heralds: Yui Kanzaki (his sister and Morality Pet), Kamen Rider Odin (his representative rider), and Gold Phoenix (Odin's Contract Monster)
• Allies: Takatora Kureshima, Yuno Gasai, Akihiko Kayaba
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Shinji Kido/Kamen Rider Ryuki, Ren Akiyama/Kamen Rider Knight.
• Enemies: Takeshi Asakura/Kamen Rider Ouja, Kyubey, Gendo Ikari, Sou Fueki, Junko Enoshima and Monokuma, Ghetsis Harmonia, Lady Tremaine, Heihachi Mishima, Sofia Lamb, The Dahaka, Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash, SHOCKER
• Neutral Counterpart to: Ryoma Sengoku
• Conflicting Opinion: Homura Akemi, Yui Ikari
• Opposed by: Katniss Everdeen, Jimmy Neutron, other Deadly Game participants, Odin
• Shiro Kanzaki was the mastermind behind the Rider War where 13 people chosen by him and given fight each other to the death for one wish granted. But not once did he engage in combat with any of them; that was done through Kamen Rider Odin. No, Odin is not Shiro, but rather some random schmuck who was given the Odin Advent Deck by him and brainwashed upon taking the deck. The real Odin isn't amused with this.
  • Compared to other Kamen Riders, Odin is…Purposely Overpowered. Combined with constant Flash Steps and ridiculous strength to compensate for his lack of skill, Kamen Rider Odin is not someone any Intermediate God-level deity or weaker should face. And should Kamen Rider Odin die, Shiro can just retrieve the deck and give it to some other schmuck. To avoid much flak from the good guys, he's decided to use Asshole Victims no one would miss.
  • Since some of those happen to be followers of Swim Swim, being the trope representative of it and all, he runs the risk of making an enemy out of her. Even if she doesn't care much for anything other than being like Ruler, accidentally seeing her civilian form would mean eternal enmity with her. And now that she's disappeared, it's rumored that Shiro eventually saw her true appearance, she decided to kill him, he summoned Kamen Rider Odin to take her down, and after a surprising draw that ended with her weakened and the current Odin slain, Shiro made her the next Odin.
• Because of his…neglectful parentage (being locked up in the attic for extended periods of time with his sister Yui), which resulted in her death and why he started The Rider War in the first place, Shiro opposes any and all abusive parents. Instigating events that may create more people like him is the last thing he wants, no matter how unlikely that scenario would be.
• Shinji, Ren, and Kitaoka, having been victims of his war, don't like dealing with him any more than is necessary. Asakura on the other hand is pissed at Shiro for stopping the War in the first place and because he won't grant his wish anymore.
• Having orchestrated a Deadly Game once before, he has earned the contempt of such participants like Katniss Everdeen. Shiro knows there's nothing he can do to make up to them for this.
• His constant time-resetting in order to save his sister has garnered him the animosity of the Dahaka. Shiro also hates Reverse-Flash for doing everything he can to screw people over through changing history.
  • As for Homura, though, who had done the exact same thing he did to save Madoka, only she does things herself rather than rope in other people, he's not sure what he should think. On one hand, she eventually succeeded in a sense. On the other hand, she's unhealthily obsessed with keeping her safe, as he once had, and he knows why that's a bad thing.
    • He opposes Gendo Ikari for the same reasons he has conflicting opinions on Homura, mainly because he's been very abusive to not only his creation Rei Ayanami, but also his own son, who also happens to be named Shinji. He's not sure what to say regarding Gendo's wife, who again, also happens to be named Yui, though, especially since she manipulated her son, too.
• Surprisingly got along with Yuno Gasai, since they both know what it was like to be overly protective of who they care about; Yuno killing anybody who looked Yukiteru's way that she didn't like, and Shiro starting the whole Rider War to save Yui from her inevitable death.
• Both Ryoma and Shiro are scientists who created their Rider equipment and gave these powers to individuals for their own agendas. Neither like that they have that in common, and Shiro has vowed to stop the amoral scientist (and Takatora Kureshima has offered his help); that man's only after his own interests, while Shiro did what he did all for his sister. The fact that his kill-switch can affect his Kamen Rider Odin is one of many other reasons.

Viktor Adler/The Master Org

Viktor Adler/Master Org, Impious Mascot of the Worst of Humanity (Dr. Adler, (Fake) Master Org, The Master)

His normal form (post-full transformation)

^{His fake Master Org form} 

^{His Org Heart/Final form} 

^{His original human form} 

^{Master Org's original form} 

• Greater God, formerly a Quasideity then an Intermediate God, Borderline Overdeity (when merged with the Org Heart).
• Symbol: The Org Heart.
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil, formerly True Neutral
• Portfolio: Once a Human who Decided to Become the Master Org Out of Petty Jealousy Towards his Co-Worker's Love for One-Another, Represents the True Depths of Humanity's Evil, Among the Very Worst of the Power Rangers' Adversaries, Absolutely Despicable, The Sociopath, Evil Feels Good, Is a Horrendous Leader towards his Henchmen, Has Bouts of Insanity, Is More Impressive than his Super Sentai Counterparts, Newly Created Character Merged with Several Pre-Existing Ones, The Dreaded, Is Unbelievably Petty, Acts and Feels Very Bombastic, Unjustified and Illogical Approach towards Revenge, Proving to be Incapable of Redemption and Promptly Rejecting It
• Domains: Evil Humans, Pure Evil, Jealously
• Heralds: His still-loyal Orgs: The Three General Orgs (Retinax, Nayzor, Mandilok); Duke Orgs Onikage, Helicos and Artilla; the Mut-Orgs; all evil lesser Orgs and Putrids.
• High Priest: Akihiro Kurata
• Followers: The High Priestess, Captain Ryuya Asami, Great Professor Bias
• Allies: Dark Specter, Black Cross King, Queen Beryl, Hexxus, Ragyo Kiruin, Dr. Ivo Robotnik, Aku, SpaceGodzilla, Dr. Fetus, Vlad Masters, Dio Brando, The Grox, King Ghidorah, The Four Horsemen, Nightmare, Grima.
• Commonality Connection: Ultraman Belial.
• Rivals: Lord Drakkon, The Lich
• Enemies: All Ascended Power Rangers (especially Taylor Earhardt), The Mediators of Nature, The Planeteers, Viridi, Gaea, Battra, the Once-ler, Ryuko Matoi and Senketsu, Satsuyi Kiryuin, Jotaro Kujo, Joseph Joestar, Jonathan Joestar, Danny Phantom, Seliph, Sigurd, Makoto Itou, Miriam and Gebel.
• Opposed By: The Good Deities of the Houses of Beasts and Fauna and Nature, Arvis, Gerald Robotnik.
• 3000 years ago a war was had between humanity and a race of pollution and negative emotion-born demons who plotted to destroy all life to make way for a world fit to themselves, they were led by the nefarious Master Org; the war ended when Master Org was destroyed by the Wolf Warrior, Merrick Baliton, with every other surviving Org going into hiding. Years later, Master Org's remains were found by the human scientist, Viktor Adler, who desiring petty revenge on his colleagues ate the remains and transformed himself into a new Master Org, deceiving the reawakened Orgs into working for him to defeat the Wild Force Power Rangers who descended from the warriors of the past and one of who was the son of his colleagues, until the ruse was found and he was killed by his former servants after the Rangers defeated him. However, that only awoke the real Master Org within Adler, and the two became one and the same getting revenge on most of those who betrayed them before creating the Org Heart, that gave him a brand-new powerful final form that Master Org used to destroy all the Wildzords and almost destroy all life before the Wildzords miraculously returned and destroyed both Master Org and Adler once and for all.
• Viktor Adler/Master Org entered the Pantheon to the shock of many, loudly announcing his comeback accompanied by his loyal General and Duke Orgs he installed his temple as a new Org Nexus, with his forces restored along the way. After finishing the arrangements he decided to start laying low so as to properly reorganize his plans of conquest but now seeking resources from all possible allies to achieve his goals.
• Taylor Earhardt, one of his old enemies, was present in the Pantheon and was beyond furious to see her long-gone worst enemy back in the Pantheon, she still remembers all the pain he put her and her teammates through and atrocities he committed even before his turn to an evil Org, that Adler remains ever unchanging only made her disdain bigger towards the former human and she has made sure to alert the other Rangers of how terrible and evil Adler is, as well as how dangerous he can truly be.
• From the start, Adler found kindred souls in all villains who'd abandoned their humanity either literally or metaphorically for the sake of their ambitions or those willing to do whatever it takes to get even with someone they'd perceived as wronging them, given his own excessive reactions to anything that mildly displeased him or "wronged" him.
  • Dio Brando was once a human but out of ambition, sadism and cruelty forsook his own humanity and turned himself into an immortal vampire before starting a reign of terror that spanned entire decades and even centuries with its legacy. Dio approves of the petty way Adler has carried out his revenge and the fact that he was very successful in his goals only losing at the last minute because of factors he couldn't have seen coming at all
  • Ragyo Kiryuin was another human who willingly forsook her identity as one for the sake of power, she loved to hear about how Adler also willingly became a monster to gain more power admiring his ambition, cruelty and ruthlessness; Adler in turn respected all her own vile traits and how close she herself got to victory and even pitied the way that her daughters thwarted her efforts and defeated her, relating to how the son of his former friends was one of the key agents in his ultimate defeat.
  • The ninja warrior Frost modified herself from a full human to a cyborg just to spite her mentor, Sub-Zero for allegedly not seeing her "true potential" and walking down a path of evil which she hasn't regretted a bit ever since. From her world there's also the work that both the sorcerer Quan Chi and the evil Shinnok put together to create the Revenants, who were humans that willingly forsook their identities for the sake of malice and power, Adler doesn't views it as too admirable that they sold their souls to a higher power while remaining beneath it but isn't particularly interested in telling them dial that back, he did get perplexed to hear how many warriors took that path, however.
  • Supreme King Zarc was also once a human, specifically an entertainment duelist who wanted to make people smile. But the people's encouragement of his ruthlessness caused him to become more and more sadistic over time before absorbing power to become a demonic dragon entity bent on causing ruin for his amusement and to give the audience what they wanted. Though sealed away by Ray, Zarc found a way back out before being sealed once more and turning good when merged with Yuya for good. Adler was disgusted to hear of that, viewing Zarc as a pitiful sorry mess for willingly forsaking his ambitions in the end, especially since he learned to "smile" again and entertain people with good. Zarc and his counterparts/components all see Adler as a worse monster than anyone they ever knew, and holding little more than disdain for him for remaining evil to this day.
  • Vlad Masters was just like Adler in the entitlement department, as he feels as if Maddie Fenton, his high school and current crush, had to be with him despite her never returning his feelings and marrying his best friend, Jack Fenton, that Vlad gained powers was a coincidence rather than a deliberate act like Adler but he nonetheless 'understands' Adler's point of view about the situations in his life, much to the org-human's enjoyment. Vlad has thought of enlisting the Master Org to help out against Danny Phantom, believing his power could be of much help for his plans in the future.
• While he is not a human, Ultraman Belial nonetheless renounced his empathy and capacity for good in favor of obtaining the power to get "revenge" on those he feels wronged him before his banishment from the Land of Light and even had a similar case of pining after a woman who his best friend ended up getting together with, Adler made a connection with the evil Ultraman over this while Belial came to be impressed by the sheer depths of depravity that Adler sunk into and how much he was willing to renounce his human identity, given Belial's own efforts to renounce his Ultraman identity. While neither thinks of the other as an ally, there's something of a begrudging mutual respect between them regardless.
• Has something of a rivalry with the Lich, as the Lich also seeks to end all life on Earth though the Lich may go even further and destroy all Orgs as well given that no one is sure if they enter within the parameters of what the Lich seeks to destroy in addition to Master Org's ego being unwilling to have anyone else take the job of destroying life from him, while the Lich mostly sees him as no threat even the entity is wary of facing the Master in his ultimate form, aware that the colossal power he has in that form could threaten even him.
• Hexxus is a spirit of pollution who really appreciates anyone malicious or dumb enough to harm nature as much as possible, he was pleased to hear how vile and life-hating Adler was and his willing turn to an ecological annihilation, Adler himself cares little for Hexxus beyond seeing him as a useful pawn for his plans or even a rival but does appreciate that the evil spirit is some help in his ultimate goals of destroying nature. Hexxus was majorly interested in the Org Heart, given how it made those who consumed it borderline immortal.
• Those who protect life on Earth hated the Master Org/Viktor Adler greatly for his actions and cruelty towards all lifeforms, additionally to his goals of exterminating all life out of petty spite. Viktor himself scoffs at their hatred, having long since abandoned his own humanity for power's sake and merely views them as yet more obstacles to his plans.
  • Among these protectors stood out the Goddess of Nature, Viridi, who has a big hatred of humans, a hatred only fueled by Adler's misanthropy and hatred of nature as well as his actions and attempted destruction of nature and all living beings. Viridi views Adler as one of the vilest humans to ever have graced existence and thinks of him as a big example of why she detests humans with all her being, though is reluctant to take on the Master Org given that she'd heard of his powers and deadliness. As such she has been seeking out a temporary alliance with Pit and Palutena yet again, if only to be rid of this foe.
  • The Planeteers and Captain Planet find Adler to not only be similar to many of their polluting foes of the past but also think he's even worse than them on the account of the depths of his depravity, pettiness and cruelty; further compounded by his attempts to wipe out the Evans family out of a self-entitled feeling of "vindication". Furthermore, their provider Gaea, regardless of whether Adler makes her more hateful of humans, thinks of Adler as a living plague and danger to the whole biosphere of not just his world but many others an has made sure that he does not find the means to break into the Houses of Nature and the Beastiary.
  • Battra's ability to detect threats to the Biosphere alerted him to Master Org's signature within Adler and prompted an attack in which both parties reached a stalemate after Adler grew giant with the Org's power and fought fiercely. Battra has been worried and angered by this human's presence, as has Mothra and Mothra Leo who also detect the pure evil within the human and are wary of him gaining even more power than ever before. Godzilla and other Earth kaiju were likewise concerned and contemptuous of Adler and whatever other plans he might be cooking up now, including a possible restoration of his Org Heart form.
  • Gamera's mana power is connected to the life of Earth itself and as such he too was alerted to Adler's evil when he arrived. His son, Toto, also followed suit in this alarmed state. Furthermore, Gamera worries that Adler might seek a way to become an "ally" of the Gyaos to aid in his desire to destroy all life, as his goals would lead to the Gyaos becoming more powerful and unchecked regardless of what happens to get there. As such, Gamera and Toto both have prepared to take out the human/Org abomination down when the chance comes up.
• King Ghidorah is a kaiju that relishes in the destruction and chaos he causes and has a set goal of destroying as much life as possible, while drawing out the suffering of those he destroys; as such he viewed Adler as a most desirable company and ally to his goals a feeling Adler was willing to go along with for the sake of strengthening his forces and getting rid of mutual enemies, furthered by recent encounters between the Mighty Morphin' team and Godzilla. Similarly, the destructive Destoroyah and SpaceGodzilla allied with the Master to cause further ruin.
• His betrayal of his best friend earned him scorn from Sigurd, Seliph and Arvis alike; Sigurd and Seliph might've forgiven Arvis in the end but only because of Arvis' atonement for his crimes and truly good intentions, while Adler never redeemed himself and only deepened his own descent into evil, Arvis on his part is disgusted by Adler's straight-up excessive cruelty and finds his attempts at offing his friend's offspring to be far beyond repugnant, in addition to his end goal of wanton destruction and death not unlike Loptous. Other heroic Fire Emblem deities followed suit in this hatred for this reason. Grima, the Fell Dragon, on the other hand greatly enjoyed hearing of this particular human's crimes and was vocal about supporting any future endeavors of his.
• Gerald Robotnik once turned his back on humanity and planned a full-blown genocide out of hatred but has mellowed out recently and thus finds the reasons for Adler's own hatred of mankind and life in general to be very unjustifiable and petty; especially given his willing and gleeful murder of his best friends. Gerald furthermore is disgusted by Adler's lack of care for even his own minions and willingness to sacrifice them for his own ends or kill them for his own sake.
• Aku supports Adler's crusade with all glee, particularly on account of him shedding his humanity to gain more power and planning to turn the world into a ruined wasteland, he's even thought of giving him some help with his dark essence. On the flip-side, Samurai Jack came to detest Adler for this very reason, with additional hatred stemming from Adler's own abuse of his minions that showed that he truly had not a single shred of decency inside of him. While he's been hesitant to cut humans down, even if evil, he feels as if he might make a rare exception for Adler.

"The Master Org has returned! You Mandilok, the most treacherous of General Orgs. YOU THOUGHT YOU COULD GET RID OF ME?!"

Intermediate Gods

Atriox

Atriox, The Murderous Monkey From Space (Warmaster Atriox, General Atriox)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: The Insignia of the Banished; the Mark of Atriox◊
• Theme Song: The Banishing
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: The General of the Banished, carries a large mace, Chainbreaker, rebelled against the Covenant way earlier than the Great Schism and absolutely feared by, incredibly charismatic and brutal at the same time, runs a group based on combat worth, the main strategist of his group, lacks any faith to follow
• Domains: Generals, Truth, Splinter Groups, Mercenaries, Pragmatism
• Heralds: The Banished Forces
• Allies: Koba, Zaius, Gorilla Grodd, Abhorash
• Interested with: Rajang, Kenpachi Zaraki, Cú Chulainn, Undyne
• Potential Recruits/Alliances: Steven Armstrong (and the rest of Desperado Enforcement LLC), Highlord Alarak, Lord Recluse, Seryu Ubiquitous, Esdeath, Fire Lord Ozai, Gauron, Boris the Animal, Lockdown
• Foil to: Andross
• Evil Counterpart to: Thel 'Vadam/The Arbiter
• Enemies:
  • From the Milky Way Galaxy: The San'Shyuum Prophets, The Master Chief, The Flood
  • Others: Winston, Mojo Jojo, Sun Wukong, Caesar, Donkey Kong, the N7 Crew, the Saiyans (and even Frieza), The God-Emperor of Mankind (and the rest of the Imperium), Arcturus Mengsk, The Tenno, The Guardians, The Blood Gulch Crew
• Ever since the rise of the Covenant, thousands of different alien species have converged to the belief that they can rise to godhood through a Halo ring, such temptation would cause many to abandon their ideals in favor of what the Prophets delivered. However, in 2552, the Human-Covenant war began and the religious movement would see its military might and faith tested in numerous conditions. However, while rebellions were easily quelled in the Covenant, one in particular not only defied the rule, but rose further to the point of higher military might, and all would be lead by a single Brute who would rally his devoted against the theocratic rule of the Prophets.
  • What entailed the Brute from rebellion inspired others to do the same, as him and his brethren were sent into the frontlines, all in the name of the Great Journey. 40 brutes at a time, 40 sent into battle, yet out of the 39, he survived over and over, to the point of challenging the faith he was told. This inspired his remaining Brutes to rebel and overtime, their force slowly outmatched the Covenant in small battles, hijacking everything they had. By the time the Covenant was at its peak, it had two enemies to fight, humanity, which it had nearly eradicated, and the Banished, which it could never defeat even at its prime. And their leader? That is where Atriox steps in, as the staunch Brute who defied their faith and ruled with an iron fist, where he rules through strength and worth.
• After months of recovery from the Covenant's arrival heralded by the Prophets, the group suddenly received major communications from another group, warning them of their "impending retribution" and their false lies. Some of the Pantheon's very own members on the House of War also received the message but it wasn't until the first sight of a ship clad in red and black first appeared in space, followed by an armada of other ships with the same color scheme, that another war was raging, but not just on the other members of the Pantheon, but on the Prophets and their Covenant. Soon, their temple and nearby others were ravaged by this new foe and soon, the Master Chief was called in to intercept this assault. He was then greeted by a large figure, donning large armour and bloodlust on his mind. His name is Atriox and the Brute demands a challenger after his war against the Prophets.
• While many had not expected the Brute's arrival, in secret he found the Pantheon after tracing the Prophets' last location. Knowing that they entered into a place that has never been discovered within their own kin, Atriox personally visited the Court of the Gods, coercing them into accepting him within the newfound dimension. Amused, the Gods were ready to accept his offer, in which after he was instated, he ordered the Banished to enter and engage the Prophets and anyone nearby. It was this moment that the Court of the Gods realized they had accepted a warlord within Pantheon grounds and had called backup to escort him out but before they could get him, he was already within his flagship, the Enduring Conviction, overseeing the assault. The installation of his temple and his greeting to both the Prophets and the Master Chief have signaled his arrival and alongside him are the rest of the Banished at his disposal.
  • As for what position he took the moment he was consulting the Court of the Gods, they found one position that would fit him and his Jiralhanae group, a position that matches his bloodlust and function of the rest of the Banished. If anything, it basically confirms what the Banished stand for, a group that dedicates itself to combat and combat only. No complicated leaderships, no faiths, just pure bloodshed and trophies.
  • During his expansion, his forces encountered the Swords of Sanghelios, under leadership of Thel 'Vadam otherwise known as the Arbiter. While the relations between Jiralhanae and Sanghelli were at an all time high following the Great Schism, both have hated the presence of the Prophets and the Covenant, thus the race feud between the two were ignored, but the Arbiter cannot help but think that both him and Atriox are similar: two leaders of their own respective factions, fighting against the Covenant due to the realization that their ideals were nothing more than lies, then led rebellions that contributed to its downfall. The only thing that he worries is that the moment the Banished are done wiping the rest of the Covenant remnants clean, him and the rest of the forces will be next.
  • Several skirmishes later, some of his own foot soldiers were found missing under a certain house, to which he personally visited it to see the damages. To his utter shock and anger, what he found was the Gravemind, to which it reciprocated by "thanking" him and the Banished for setting him free, dubbed "Awakening the Nightmare". Atriox ordered a full elimination of such threat but even after leaving the wreckage, he cannot help but blame two of his own members for releasing it in the first place.
  Atriox: I told you NOT to go inside. FOR GOOD REASON!
• Do not be fooled under his appearance. He may be focused on the thrill of the fight and his army, which are a bunch of mercenaries recruited to fight with some infighting no less, may seem not as organized as your typical faction, but those who have witnessed fighting him and his army know that this is not the case. His army, despite working with technology made from scraps of different materials, can make such into working machines and use them in combat with terrifying pace. Combined this with his organized attacks and surprisingly effective stratagems used against his opponents, makes him and the Banished a gruesome foe. The one flaw putting him at a disadvantage is the fact that he has to constantly keep the faction organized, as there are still some infights between fellow Sangheili and Jiralhanae soldiers, making people wonder if the Banished will end up falling due to internal issues as opposed to outside problems.
• Outside of the Master Chief, few were not pleased to see another killer simian on the loose. Caesar had his dealings with Koba, a fellow primate that advocated for humanity's extinction, so to deal with another if not highly trained version of him is disheartening. It does not help that the Banished in general are far more brutish and dangerous than what he has ever encountered. To him, Atriox is a prime example of how apes should never be as it only serves a reminder that not all apes as peaceful as he is. As for Koba, well he found his rightful home under Atriox's The Banished, allowing him to pillage and kill the humans he wants gone.
  • Caesar and Koba weren't the only primate deities that had met the brute's advances. For one, the Pantheon has a large variety of monkey-like beings in existence. The question then comes to who will join the Banished and those who he deems worthy or deny and accept death. Few have been accepted due to strict requirements, that being their worth in combat (i.e kill count) and their assets. Outside of that, the Banished and Atriox himself see majority to be unfit to join his group, though a few exceptions here and there are being considered.
  • Those that he excluded immediately were Mojo Jojo and Winston as the two don't have the combat capabilities the Banished are seeking, as the former's gadgets more often than not fail and Winston harbors great hatred against the brute warlord. If anything, the comparisons between him and Winston seem to show general opposites, with Winston fighting for peace while Atriox fights just for the hell of it, not to mention their technology, as Winston's is more stable while Atriox's is more on a function tech from different modules and scraps. The Jiralhanae is expecting a great fight regardless of the situation presented. And they were not the only ones rejected by him, Donkey Kong and Sun Wukong backed off seeing his bloodthirsty attitude and commented how he has no remorse for the weak-willed, Wukong in particular called him an 'aberration' to all monkey-kind. He doesn't care, so as long as a part of the Monkey God's body is in his trophies.
  • It took time, but other monkeys did support his actions and even gained positions to the Banished. Outside of the aformentioned Koba, Dr. Zaius was fascinated with Jiralhanae biology and can further implement his science on his men, provided they do give benefits in battle. On the other hand, Gorilla Grodd approves of his war against the UNSC and wishes to give support to the rest of the Banished, especially following the events that lead to the latter's massive defeat against Atriox.
  • However, one primate, despite his evil tendencies decided not to side with him, believing that the Jiralhanae is just risking his biology for his mode of experimentation, and that would be Andross. The (former) scientific genius of Corneria found himself repulsed by Atriox's need of conquering the world through sheer strength as opposed to taking the galaxy through biological manipulation and intelligence. However, it did not take long till he saw how he managed to bring a ragtag group of combat-hungry warriors into a steadfast army, he wasn't as dumb as he thought he was. With his charisma and and his strategic prowess, he may have underestimated him but he'll wait if the brute suddenly puts himself into Andross' cards right.
• Banished standards (if you can even call it that) often requires the capacity to fight and the spoils of war. To say that Atriox abandons politics would be an understatement. He despises it and most especially, anything regarding faith in general angers him to a high degree. It explains why many peace treaties/talks with him have been basically rendered moot: he doesn't care about fancy words and deals; he only wants to fight.
  • But to be able to gather enough strength for his position, he must gain allies for his cause, and to start off such, he focused on the roots of the Banished, that being that they were a mercenary group, meaning mercenaries of any kind (even humans surprisingly) are allowed to join his cause. Senator Steven Armstrong and the rest of Desperado LLC are among the first the Banished have welcomed into their ranks. There were talks to see if Highlord Alarak and the Tal'darim were also considered to his list of allies from their color scheme of red and black, to the bloodthirsty fighters they house and train but so far Alarak has considered a temporary treaty of assistance, if and only if the Banished do not engage their homes, not to mention the latter's utter hatred for anything not Protoss of his kind. It also lead to him taking interests with individual fighting prowess, first with Kenpachi, then to Cú Chulainn, and then to Undyne after. Kenpachi declined his request while Lancer ignored him and Undyne wants a piece of the thrill from fighting. Lancer's case is more worrying as some are bothered with an idea of him getting a Servant (and a bloodthirsty one at that), something no one wants to try.
  • Soon, more persons of interest have popped in Atriox's radar, bolstering the Banished to a certain degree. It came first with both Esdeath and Seryu's integration within Banished ranks, believing the brute has a sense of strength over peace, not to mention the other forms of bloodshed the Banished have attained, seeing great potential with their alliance. Hell, both Esdeath and Atriox's mindsets are more than enough for the two to stick together when it comes to mighty authorities. Recruitments even extended to beasts that had a monkey-like appearance, such as the case with a stray Rajang that he had kidnapped to keep as the Banished's own pet to keep his forces in order, and rebel leaders who also became authoritarians in some kind took the opportunity to side with the Banished, evidenced by two notable leaders, Arcturus Mengsk and Fire Lord Ozai. While Ozai was against the Brute's lack of care towards traditions and only wants worth through fighting, it was still tolerable for the most part. Mengsk however was short-lived, realizing that majority of his Dominion forces were against this decision, he pulled out immediately, only to receive a large counter-assault by the Banished after pulling out. It goes to show that betrayal in his faction is non-tolerable, and he'll make sure no traitor gets out alive.
  • In regards to mercenaries, his eyes caught wind with several other mercs who would fit the Banished philosophy quite well, even though some are not as stable as most of his kin. Which was demonstrated with the recruitment of Gauron, Lockdown and Boris the Animal, of which the three have mixed opinions with their recruitment. Boris is rather strained at the fact that Atriox has placed a leash on Boris' attempts at forming a faction of Boglodites under his command and has limited it to only himself, citing that if Boris wants a place within the Banished, he'll have to fight his way through it. Lockdown was more insinuated that a talking "monkey" is giving him orders, although to make up for it, he is given a large amount of bounties to accomplish to satisfy his stay and Gauron, well, let's just say that it did not end well for him the moment he tried to consult with the Warmaster in regards to acquisition of his group into the faction. The response he got was his face mere inches away from his mace.
  • His might would also reach the ears of two lords, the Vampire Lord Abhorash and the leader of Arachnos Lord Recluse, both of which saw Atriox and the extensive connection of the Banished to be a welcome addition. Abhorash sees the brute's blood to be worth drinking thanks to his desire of a good fight, of which his specifications fits like a glove. The Blood Vampires do not mind fighting alongside the Banished so as long as the two can gain bloodshed, unless its against each other. Then there was his meeting with Lord Recluse, who sees great similarity between each other. The Darwinistic mindsets also helps the case, but it is the implementation that matters the most. Recluse is busy keeping Arachnos in order while Atriox has already kept that order (albeit rather messily) and prefers just fighting through what he and the rest of his forces face, not to mention his lack of diplomatic relations.
• The House of Religion and Faith is also a victim of his constant attacks, outside of the fact that the Prophets reside within said location. To him, religion should be abandoned and no one of any relation to faith be given a second chance as it is mostly filled with lies, which explains why the terms 'God' and 'deity' are of nuisance with him. While the other weaker deities were unable to defend such engagements, the other far more powerful deities were able to hold their own and after having far more increasingly aggressive attacks, decided to ban him from the House in any capacity, believing that the only way Atriox will stop engaging the house is either until he or the house itself is destroyed.
• The momentum he would later take advantage of was suddenly halted by large resistance on the other parts of the Pantheon as they had taken notice of the Brute's actions and has stopped him from spreading his influence on numerous occasions. The most fervent enemies he has gained were from the Imperium, who knew no better than to trust any form of xeno life (even if it may seem extreme to others). At first, they thought he was some form of Jokaero that went rogue but after their encounters with the Covenant did they slowly realize that the Jiralhanae were a different form of alien species, and as per Imperium fashion, ordered full extermination of his faction, with them as the spearhead.
  • Other armies took this message and spread it around other armies. Soon, other supporters came in to oppose the brute's advances, with XCOM in charge of protecting Earth the moment he comes into contact with them, the N7, lead by Commander Shepard, who took the charge in space combat against the Banished fleet, the Tenno and Guardians who agreed to fight the Banished on all fronts and the Blood Gulch Crew, as usual from a bunch of Spartans to lead the charge on land. To Atriox, this will satisfy his faction's bloodthirsty delight.
  • At some point, members of the Banished were being killed left and right by a single being of white and purple, all while yelling "filthy monkeys" on the skies. Atriox tracked the location of the being and would soon greet him, confirmed to be Frieza, on his temple via a large armada of his forces right on his front yard. Frieza would find himself in a stalemate as the Banished would handle his assaults, all while having no luck damaging his transformations. Growing bored, he left but baited them to the Saiyans, causing another conflict in-between. Goku did not appreciate what Frieza has done but the same can also be said to Atriox for being a murderous monkey, more hostile than some of the other Saiyans.
• The Houses of Heroism, Leadership and the good-aligned deities of the House of War were at a full-time alert the moment it was discovered that the UNSC, even at its strongest were wiped out by the Banished, and Atriox is getting all the prizes. The only thing standing between him and humanity's last chance to survive is none other than the Master Chief, determined to eliminate him before more damage could be done. Hearing this placed him under high priority as the risk of the same effect but done within the Pantheons is dangerously possible.
• Has no idea why people keep associating him with Craig the Brute. Even after looking at the footage, he came out confused as to what the brute is. Some of the Banished, especially the brute members were the subject of laughs for months after such were revealed to the public.
• The brute warlord has another spot within the House of Beast, under Mammals.
• "I am not Tartarus or some fanatic. I am not Truth. I am not Regret. I am their remedy."

The Black Knight

The Black Knight, God of Knights in Dark Armor (The Rider of Daein, BK, Sinister General, General Zelgius, Jet-Black General)

^{The Black Knight's true identity} 

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: His blessed black armor and the sacred Alondite
• Theme Songs: The Black Knight (Lives) and Against the Black Knight/Unstoppable Destiny, Zelgius the Brave, and The Strong when not in armor
• Alignment: fluctuates between Lawful Evil and Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Seeking a worthy foe, Being Ike's rival, Being a extremely hard fight, Extremely fast and hitting really hard, Friendly despite being a antagonist, Being feared by many, Is a Branded, Wielding a sword and armor blessed by a Goddess, The Enforcer with his own motives
• Domains: Knight, Dark Armor, Mystery
• Allies: Sephiran, Esdeath
• Worthy Opponents: Chrom, Lyndis, Xander, Ryoma, Guts, Lancelot, Gawain
• Enemies: Grima, Jafar, The Other Black Knight, Griffith
• Rivals: Arthas
• Pities: Jaime Lannister, Artorias
• Opposed by: His rival, Ike
• One of the feared Rider of Daein, the Black Knight was a dread warrior for his power and blessings. His identity was a pure mystery, but his motive has always been to best his master, Greil, at his full strength.
• None knows of who the Black Knight outside of his armor is, save for few like Ike. He was General Zelgius, the commander of the Begnion army and right-hand man to Sephiran. He once trained under the leadership of General Gawain, now known as Greil, and dream of besting the greatest swordsman in all of Tellius. And for your own safety, don't even think about asking him of who he truly is. All he respond is a silent but ominous glare.
  "Curious as to who I am? You're better off not knowing, or perhaps even asking."
• Despite seeking many worthy opponents, the Black Knight has made it clear that only Ike is worthy enough to to be the one to slay him. This is because Ike is the son of Greil, whom the Black Knight thought was a Worthy Opponent once and slew in combat. The real reason is that Zelgius was his pupil and wanted to fight Greil at his full power but was unaware Greil had lost the use of his sword arm. Ike, being Greil's son, is not the only person left who he feels can give him that fight he desires. Needless to say, he was quite happy to see Ike had ascended before him, though the Black Knight has been prevented from fighting him by others in the Pantheon.
• Despite his loyalty being unknown to everyone save a few people, he despises Grima for how destructive it is and how it cares little for a challenge. In fact he refused to fight for most factions among the Pantheon's unless they bring better challenges.
• Upon hearing of the tales of Artorias, the Black Knight attempted to challenge the once heroic knight only to learn he had fallen to the Abyss. To say the Black Knight was disappointed would be putting it lightly.
  • Similarly he was impressed with the stories he heard of Jaime Lannister but disappointed to learn of Jamie's lost of his sword-hand, making him no less of a real challenge like what happened to his master.
• He once encountered a Black Knight who was guarding a bridge (a small plank over a small stream). The Knight essentially blocked the Horseman from passing through until he face him in a duel in which he obviously emerge victorious with the bastards only by his torso and head. The Black Knight found the guard to be so weak and arrogant that he didn't bother to consider killing him, disregarding his taunts.
• Gets along pretty well with Esdeath since they both seek a fight and care little for the state of their rulers. The Black Knight has warned Esdeath that her obsession with Tatsumi is dangerous though she brushed it off.
• The Black Knight donned a black armor that was blessed by the goddess Ashera which makes him impervious to many mortal weapons, saved for other blessed weapons. Although the blessing doesn't last long as years later, he is now capable of harm, to which he could be hit with an armor-breaking hammer, but even then, good luck with fighting him.
• As stated, face him at your own peril. the Black Knight is extremely strong and extremely fast for a sturdy knight. Even Ike had difficulty in facing him in a duel without the use of Aether. In addition, the Black Knight's specialized technique, known as Eclipse, that allows him to strike against his foes at his full power. It has even been reported to kill even gods without proper protection!
• Upon hearing about a knight named Gawain, he thought it was his master who he had defeated. He encountered Sir Gawain who is nothing like his master but Gawain saw him as a worthy challenge considering how laughable his duel with the other Black Knight was. The Black Knight was amazed by his power as he believes him to be his master at his strength.
• Even as the Black Knight, he shows some disdain toward corrupt officials. Outside of his armor, he knows of the corruption of the Begnion senators and he has no patience for that, even as the Black Knight.
• Though the Knight doesn't bring it up, he is one of the Branded, a product of a Beorc-Laguz relationship. Because of the discrimination he faced, he is always wearing armor even out of battle.
• People are conspicuous of any empty houses as sometimes the Black Knight is known to appear from nowhere. The fact that the Black Knight possess warp powder to teleport him to any destination may not help, though at the cost of weakening after use and may have to wait for a time to regain one's strength. Despite this, the appearance of the Black Knight is a startle.
• Can also be found in Colored Outfits.

Clown/The Violator

The Violator, Unholy Monster Clown (The Clown, Perriot of Perdition, Clown Prince of the Stygian, Depths, Death on 2 Legs, Clowny, Joseph C. Kurr)

^{Click here to see his True Form} 

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: His Blue Face-Paint under his Facial Shape
• Theme Song: Go to Hell Violator
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Monster Clown (In a Figurative Sense as well), Absolutely Psychotic, Corpulent Bastardry, Sadistic Psychopath, Mentoring Spawn Through Devious Means, The Corruptor, Serves as the Demonic Force's Second-in-command and has Taken over Leadership at Times, May have played a Role in History, Blood Knight, More Dangerous than he Seems, Scary Names, Four-Fingered Hands
• Domains: Demons, Clowns, Slaughter, Manipulation, Depravity
• Heralds: The Phlebiac Brothers (Vindicator, Vandalizer, Vacillator, Vaporizer)
• Followers: Piedmon, Jevil, Zombozo
• Superior: Malebolgia
• Allies: Johan Liebert (his superior regarding his GUAE membership), Junko Enoshima, Wyald, Gregor Clegane, Doctor Screwball, Ghirahim, Griffith, The Slavers, Pennywise, Cletus Kasady/Carnage, Quan Chi, Kefka Palazzo, SCP-993
• Rivals: The Joker, Sweet Tooth
• Enemies: Spawn, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Frank Castle/The Punisher, Hanzo Hasashi/Scorpion, Kuai Liang/Sub Zero, Madoka Kaname, Homura Akemi, Sayaka Miki, Guts, Makoto Naegi, Angry Video Game Nerd, Ben Tennyson, The Warden and the Inquisitor, Special Agent Seeley Booth, Sheogorath, Dante, Sparda, The Occult Research Club
• Allegiance: Grand United Alliance of Evil (Stationed under the GUAE Liebertarian Movement)
• Opposes: YHVH and the Grand United Alliance of Law, The Angels Sub-House
• Fears: The Doomslayer
• Feared by: Nathan Drake, Columbus, Billy, Luigi
• Conflicting Opinion: Mephisto
• The eldest of the Phlebiac Brothers, chief enforcer of Malebolgia and rotten to the very core, The Violator is one of the most powerful and feared demons in Hell. That said, he was not content with the concept of the Hellspawn, for he felt that Malebolgia should select demons like him to herald the apocalypse instead. Eventually, Violator would be assigned to look after and guide Al Simmons, a damned soldier who chose to become a Hellspawn to be reunited with his wife Wanda. Despite his best efforts to lull Al (now going by the name Spawn) into depravity, but his efforts were rendered naught as he instead became a hero to the defenseless. Initially being seen as a joke, Violator is much, much worse than one could imagine.
• Violator's arrival in the Pantheon was not one of excitement as much as it was more of frustration and bewilderment. For one, he was pissed off about the fact that hardly any demon from his universe is there to really accompany him. Second, he, for the longest time, tried to snatch a appropriate representing trope, but found it difficult. Eventually, he seized the opportunity once Sweet Tooth decided to represent Mascot Villain and Violator wasted no time in helming Monster Clown. Aware that Spawn was also in the Pantheon, Violator was ready to reignite his enmity and create a new reputation in this new setting.
• One of the first actions undertaken by Violator was to cause mayhem as usual. He did this by enlisting criminals into going on a killing spree via incantations to bring them into his side. He even went as far as to have the criminals massacre themselves only to amuse himself. That said, Violator also did this in the hopes of attracting Spawn's attention, but instead encountered Frank Castle. Initially, Frank utterly pulverized Violator... until he shed his clown guise and transformed into his true demonic state, after which Violator turned the tide and nearly had Frank at his mercy. Unfortunately, Frank was able to use a well-timed grenade to wound and immobilize the demon for some time, then throwing another grenade to make getaway. Although the battle ended anti-climatically, Violator did have a hell of a time, initiating a killing spree and getting into a fight, even if it wasn't Spawn.
• One particular night in an alleyway, Violator was approached by a suave, handsome man, who revealed himself as Johan Liebert. He told the demon that although he's capable of manhandling foes singlehandedly, there are factions composed of collective beings of various allegiances and that Violator was all alone without demonic company. This prompted Violator to ask what he was talking about before Liebert announced that he was inviting him to join the Grand United Alliance of Evil as a way to find company and like-minded demented and sadistic individuals to work with. Violator accepted the offer and was enlisted in the GUAE Liebertarian Movement thanks to his trickster-like demeanor.
  • While Violator is content in being a Libertarian Movement member, he's since developed an intense rivalry against the Joker. They will occasionally work together in causing mayhem and chaos for the fun of it, but there's a stark difference; Violator wants to get up and bloody about his killings whereas Joker wants to be bombastic and theatrical about his cause. That said, they are able to stop themselves from causing harm to their own team, though it's mainly because both Violator and Joker cannot afford to have everything tumble apart and be more easily susceptible to defeat.
    • This hasn't stopped Violator from becoming an enemy towards Batman however. Given that Spawn has told him about his past experiences as an Anti-Hero, Batman is determined to battle and stop Violator from causing further harm toward the innocent. Violator, on the other, is simply amused to see Joker's Arch-Enemy be, in his own words, "all huffed-up" on him.
• Due to his means to trick demons and Hellspawn disciples into doing his deeds drive them into further depravity, he's made enemies against the Puella Magi, though Homura Akemi and Sayaka Miki share their greatest enmity in this regard. Given that Homura is out of his league for the time being, Violator has since resorted to violent skirmishes against Sayaka, who is incredibly disgusted by Violator's actions and considers him just as bad, if not, worse than the Incubators due to Violator having a more direct approach about his villainy.
  • Once, Violator tried to attack Madoka Kaname, who was recently depowered due to the effects caused by the "Great Upheaval". His subsequent duel by Sayaka raged on for minutes, both of them inflicting each other with notable wounds until the GUAG Magical Girl Sisterhood stepped in to try breaking the fight apart before casualties became an occurrence. Unfortunately, Violator unleashed his heralds, the Phlebiac Brothers and extended the battle that went on until Guts and Dante joined alongside to drive Violator and his brothers away. The fight has since made Sayaka keep a closer eye on Madoka and is training herself to better prepare herself against the demon.
• Despite his clown-like appearance and trope representation, Violator actually hates this guise and has made it clear that while his subordinates are fine with calling him a clown, he's asserted them that he's more a demon than anything else. Then again, this can also be interpreted as hatred towards humanity.
  • He actually finds some sort of amusement in that Spawn "fucking hates clowns", especially after he remarks this towards the Joker. That said, he isn't happy about the fact that Spawn decapitated him and had his head on a pole, which he sees as an insult. Violator is since thinking about getting back at this.
• Unlike the Joker, Violator gets along splendidly with Cletus Kasady as both of them have no compunctions with killing and are willing to get all bloody and dirty when it comes to their brand of mayhem. Kasady returns the favor, though the latter's position in the Grand United Alliance of Destruction seems to limit his time with the former somewhat. Violator is currently thinking about ways to spend more time with Kasady, given that a fellow maniac like him is a welcome delight.
  • He's also come to become working partners with Pennywise, Kefka Palazzo and SCP-993. Beyond being utterly depraved clowns (or clown-like beings), Violator is eager to work with them depending on the type of act he would like to work on; destruction with Kefka, torture with Pennywise and tricking and manipulation with SCP-993. From the interactions he's having with the three of them, Violator feels as if he can have a time of his life, until Malebolgia comes along.
• If there's one thing he hates above everything else (yes, this even includes Spawn), it's the one time he acted as a cheerleader for "Spawny", a moment that was completely out of character for someone like him. Violator utterly loathes the moment and he'll make a special mutilation case for anyone if they try to bring it up to him.
  • Said live-action portrayal led to Violator sharing a connection with Luigi. Instead of being angry or annoyed, Violator found that scaring the plumber shitless whenever possible is a great stress reliever.
• Once challenged the Angry Video Game Nerd into playing a series of terrible games based on the Spawn franchise. Unfortunately, the Nerd was able to plow through the games and even defeat the Violator in a competition. The punishment; getting forced to watch his terrible film adaptation, which also meant he had too see his "cheerleader" moment again. Naturally, this has got Violator pissed and vows to kill the Nerd for putting him in such a humiliation.
• While beings like Nathan Drake, Columbus and Billy are known to fear clowns, it's a special case for Violator given how utterly depraved he is and he finds it incredibly hilarious as this means he could take the time to mentally and emotionally torment them before going for the killing blow. Ben Tennyson is also afraid of clowns in general, but his arsenal of alien transformations mean he could challenge Violator in a fight whenever he needs to. Agent Seely Booth naturally cannot battle Violator for obvious reasons, but he staunchly opposes him despite his fear of clowns and Violator, upon seeing Seely, reminds him of Spawn's detective/police allies, Sam and Twitch.
• Predictably enough, Violator is high on the shit-list regarding several demon hunters. Dante, the Warden and the Inquisitor are preparing for battle against him, especially Dante after the battle Violator initiated between himself and Sayaka and later the Phlebiac Brothers and the GUAG Magical Girl Sisterhood. That said, the Doom Slayer is a different story, for the Violator tends to do his best to keep as much distance from him after seeing first-hand what he is capable of. Even worse is the potential prospect of the Doom Slayer teaming up with Spawn.
• Even though it's led by a being that's proven itself as malevolent, even with it's promise of paradise, Violator scoffs and mocks the idea of the Grand United Alliance of Law and thinks of YHVH as a joke. That said, despite his allegiance to the GUAE, he has some respect towards the GUAD and feels like he could get along with many of the members there, given his partnership with Carnage.
• Doesn't know what to make of Mephisto. Violator sees him as a capable leader for the forces of Hell, but he's also cautious about the deceitful nature of demon lords in general, Mephisto included. Mephisto has openly declaredd that Violator is a worthy ally to have. Violator thinks he's using honeyed words. He has accepted working with Mephisto, if only to make up for a replacement for Malebolgia until he himself ascends, but he's wary of what Mephisto is planning next. Both of them are deceiving tricksters after all.
• Has managed to kill Wanda Blake through his use of incantation, just to tick Spawn off. And ever since his arrival in the Pantheon, Spawn has been on the warpath in search of him. It doesn't matter whether if the Libertarian Movement or even heroes get in the way, Spawn is making sure he will give Violator a punishment that he deserves. It's only a matter of time before the two encounter each other for another battle, though Violator is searching for a means to combat against Spawn on equal footing, knowing that the fact that he killed his wife and that Spawn is stronger than him.

Consider this a friendly reminder: get with the fucking program!

Khan Noonien Singh

Khan Noonien Singh, God of Villains Named After the Great Conqueror (John Harrison, The Most Dangerous Adversary the Enterprise Ever Faced, KHAAAAAAAAAAANNNNN!!!)

Prime Timeline Khan

Kelvin Timeline Khan

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: A picture of Marla McGivers or a pod of one of his brethren
• Theme Song: Ode to Harrison
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Breakout Villain, Faux Affably Evil, Wicked Cultured, Tragic Villain, The Chessmaster, Evil Overlord, Genius Bruiser, in a Roaring Rampage of Revenge against his Arch-Enemy, Hero Killer, ultimately a Walking Spoiler
• Domains: Evil, Void, Strength, Knowledge
• Allies: Grand Admiral Thrawn, Genghis Khan, General Tarquin, Barbatos Goetia, Sauron, most in the House of Vengeance
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Shogo Makishima
• Enemies: Captain Kirk, McCoy, Spock, Jean-Luc Picard, Worf, Honor Harrington, John Sheridan
• Opposes: Doctor Strange, Sherlock Holmes
• Opposed by: The Count of Monte Cristo, Tokiya Mikagami
• Pities: Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze
• Among Kirk's enemies, there is one name the God of Space won't dare forget. Khan had yet to enter the Pantheon at the time, much to the concern of the Enterprise crew. Indeed, Khan had a plan in store. He would enter the Pantheon as a Commander of Starfleet and would take his revenge on his Archenemy. Unfortunately, everyone in the temple saw his agenda a mile away. But by the time Kirk drove him out, he had already discovered that Khan had successfully entered the Pantheon. Kirk did not take this development well.
  Kirk: .....KHAAAAAAAAAAANNNNN!!!
• There has been two versions of the character and yet both are motivated by surprising acts of love. The original version fell in love with Marla McGivers, who together ruled Ceti Alpha V for a brief time before her death. The rebooted version wanted to save his crew members from stasis. Both versions are fueled by revenge and want nothing better than the death of Kirk and his crew.
• That extends to all of his allies and there are a lot of them, which infuriated them further. He proceeded to set a trap on Picard's crew, marooning them on a planet just as he did to Kirk. Luckily, other pilots were aware of his tactics and got him out shortly afterwards. Kirk has warned all of his allies to be wary of the man.
• Next, he tried to take over a sizable chunk of Honor Harrington's fleet... and succeeded. She call help from friendly fleets from all over the Pantheon to quash the mutiny. Khan is now near the top of her wanted list.
• John Sheridan has made sure to secure his nuclear arsenal after Khan attempted to hack into his entire system to target the House of Heroes.
• Found plenty of allies in the House of Vengeance. Most of them were willing to help him get vengeance on Kirk... all except the God of Revenge himself. The Count pleaded with Khan not to let revenge destroy him just as it destroyed his mortal life. Same goes for Tokiya Mikagami, but it was drowned out by Ren Hakuryuu's encouraging words. Thus Khan's plan of revenge continues unabated.
• Has a terrifying reputation. In the past, he managed to rule much of Earth during the late 20th century. In both timelines, he's proven to be a genius-level intellect and strong enough to defeat any regular human in a fight. He even managed to cause the death of Spock in the original timeline and Kirk in the reboot. Cosmos won't take him lightly. Barbatos Goetia coincidentally nodded in approval.
• Thrawn is a huge fan of his works, impressed with his tactics despite living in an earlier time period. He lamented that his inexperience in space combat cost him his life. He invited Khan to his temple to get him up to speed.
• Great lengths were made to make sure that Khan and Tarquin never meet with each other in the Pantheon. A duo of those two's calibur could wreck havoc on the GUAG. After some initial success, the two stated they have met 35 days ago. All of those days were just to exhaust their resources.
• It was inevitable that Khan met his namesake and the one who gave him his godhood in the first place. It was the Mongol ruler that picked him out of various other people named after him to become his disciple. The Star Trek Khan respects the man as a result. He also took a few manuscripts Temujin wrote in his mortal life.
• Doctor Strange did not like his approval as did most good deities, but he did see a unique opportunity. His Avatar played Khan in the rebooted era and it had mixed opinions. Strange knew that mocking Khan in his avatar would piss him off, and thus cause him to make mistakes.
  • While Holmes is above mocking Khan of Cumberbatch's performance, he saw another advantage. Namely to use it as a disguise to infiltrate the GUAE. A time may come when Khan is forced to stop using that avatar as cover.
• Has said to have come straight out of the temple of Sauron. The Evil Overlord was proud of Khan's achievements in the 20th century, wishing he had succeeded in killing Kirk. But being a deity helps things out, giving him more power to help out Khan.
• Has managed to form an alliance with Shogo Makishima of all people. The white haired villain does not trust that Khan won't create a Totalitarian Utilitarian but did admire Khan's desire to create a better society. With that said, it may be only a matter of time before this alliance collapses.
• Unlike most villains, Khan has not berated Mr. Freeze for fulling embracing villainy. He only wishes that he could use that sadness to get revenge on the company that cut his funding.

Khazrak & Gorthor

Khazrak & Gorthor, Unholy Gods of Inherently Evil Races (Khazrak the One Eye, Gorthor the Beastlord)

From top to bottom; Khazrak and Gorthor.

• Intermediate Gods
• Symbol: The Horned Head of a Gor (A type of Beastman)
• Theme: Chaos Undivided
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Beastmen, Chaos-Tainted Race, Volcanic Raging Berserkers, Not Above Violation as a means of Reproduction, Indulging on Bestiality, Grotesque Anatomy, Will feast on humans (And eating Infants is a Delicacy), Might Makes Right, Raiding Civilizations out of Hatred on Men, Screaming Warrior
  • Khazrak: Military Genius unusual for a Beastmen, Surprisingly cunning and honorable, Kept his Arch-Enemy's eye as a trophy, Providing Worthy Foes with a Fair Fight, Blinded on his left eye Yet still leads Beastmen, Posses Armour that negates Magic
  • Gorthor: Depravity that Surpasses all Beastmen, Highly Devoted to the Chaos Gods, Killed his own kin's Shamans and Fashioning their Hide into a Cloak, Invoking Fear within his Enemies, The Chosen of Chaos Undivided, Killed several heroes, A Historical Villain that Defined the Beastmen
• Domains: Beast, Evil, Rage, Bestiality
• Heralds: The rest of the Most Heinous Beastmen from the Warherds
• Worships: The Chaos Gods
• Allies: Melkor, Griffith, Nosferatu Zodd, Gul'dan, Diablo, Molag Bal, Barbara Ann Minerva/Cheetah
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Archaon, Lord Voldemort, The Dementors, Every Evil-Aligned Human-Looking Deity in the Pantheon
• Rivals: Sauron, The Tyranids, Darkseid
• Enemies: Guts, Saria, The Monster Hunters, Xion, Madoka Kaname, Valvatorez, Killia, Zamasu, Seigfried, Nightwolf, Rexxar, Eliza Thornberry, Rexie, The Gang of Seven, Thrall, Skarsnik, Shrek, Marona, Dante, Link, Yoshi, Lord Kroak, Thorgrim Grudgebearer, Karl Franz, The God-Emperor of Mankind, Bowser, Atrocitus
• Opposes: Nagash the Undying, Any Non-Beastly Being in the Pantheon
• Opposed By: The Houses of Family, Love and Affection and Beast, Most of the House of Nature, Lucifer, The Nippon Ichi Demons, All Rape Victims in the Pantheon, Furry Haters
• The Beastmen. One of the most chaotic, untamed and disgusting races in the World of Warhammer. The Beastmen are a race, who's essence is enveloped by Chaos, resulting in the birthing of those horribly mutated with traits of Man and Beast. From the day they were born, they carried a special hatred towards Mankind, wishing to bring it down and anything associated with it. these hybrids take heed in deep forests and would often scuffle with one another for food and territory. But should they learn of the presence of a man, Beastmen will not hesitate in forming a coalition, for their hatred is powerful enough to unite a massive army of bloodthirsty mutants ready to massacre, violate and terrify any that stand in their way.
• Of Beastmen history, they seem to be disregarded in comparison to the other factions on the Forces of Chaos. However, two in particular stood out; Khazrak the One Eye for having tactical approach and displaying a sense of honor and respect never seen in Beastmen and Gorthor the Beastlord, who's fear and depravity would come to define the Beastmen and be held in a similar regard as Archaon the Everchosen.
• Though they died a thousand years apart from one another, Khazrak and Gorthor ascended at the same time, immediately followed by the two encountering one another. Khazrak, himself a famous figure in his lifetime introduced himself and told Gorthor about the accomplishments he had. The latter simply retorted by stating that Khazrak still has more to prove himself, though he does seem impressed by the former. The two have since become rivals, with Khazrak and Gorthor often competing against each other for territory, though they will form an uneasy alliance should the need arise.
• Suffice to say, they have not had a popular audience. Their tribal and warmongering nature resulted in them gaining a number of enemies in the Pantheon. While both are willing to find and kill as many humans (or anything similar) they set their sights on, the two have differing mindsets regarding their opponents. Khazrak likes noteworthy foes to fight against and would plot a strategy to score a victory. Gorthor is also smart for a Beastman, but would instead charge straightforward, killing and raping as many victims as possible. Hence, Gorthor winds up attracting more attention and hatred than Khazrak would, though the latter tends to think its a positive for now.
• Khazrak has become one of the most interesting beasts in the Pantheon for being part of an inherently evil race, yet displays traits such as honor, patience, cunning and long-term planning, something which is hardly seen in Beastmen. He also likes to fight foes he deems a challenge, stating its fun. Its the reason why he spared his Arch-Enemy, Boris Todbringer in their first battle. Furthermore, his left eye was maimed by Boris, and while that would normally mean he would be shunned for a disability, Khazrak still managed to maintain his hold and leadership. Hence, he formed a close kinship with Nosferatu Zodd, the two of them exchanging blows and having alliances time and again.
• Gorthor is accounted in history as the most legendary, greatest Beastmen who ever lived. In his lifetime, he amassed a Beastmen army so large, he was able to decimate the provinces of Hochland and Ostland and was personally chosen by the Chaos Gods to be of Undivided. However, Gorthor would establish his legacy in a fashion that would overshadow every other Beastmen's actions. Beastmen Shamans were considered sacred for the race's traditions. Gorthor took the extra mile and committed a sin that even Beastmen would find unforgivable; killing and flaying Beastmen Shamans for their hide, with which to fashion into a hypnotic cloak to hypnotize Beastmen to his service. He also had an unusual drive in his goal of wiping out Mankind, and declared himself to be a chosen being by the Chaos Gods, being gifted a blade, simply known as The Impaler, which was enhanced by magic. Disregarding and killing anyone not under his services, massacring millions whether allied, wanting an alliance or opponents and establishing a nightmarish legacy, Gorthor became a truly depraved, bloodthirsty and sadistic being, one that surpassed ALL Beastmen in that regard.
• The Beastmen found themselves working with new allies upon entering the Pantheon. Melkor has decided to allow the Beastmen to join his ranks in the Grand United Allianceof Evil. Khazrak is more than happy to join, although Gorthor is more willing to serve the Chaos Gods. That said, he will obey Melkor, for as long as the God of Evil provides him with new lands to plunder and hoard over. The Beastmen also found service under Griffith, who sees the Beastmen as similar to Apostles in some ways. Gul'dan has become rather accustomed with the two leading Beastmen in regards to providing magical artillery whereas Diablo and Molag Bal have expressed praise and need for the Beastmen's actions. Diablo sees Gorthor as a valuable asset in inspiring fear whereas Molag Bal sees the Beastmen in general as masters of plundering, sexual violation and superhuman hatred on civilization. The alliance with Melkor, Griffith, Gul'dan, Diablo and Molag Bal has the polarizing result of also working with evil-aligned humans. The Beastmen aren't really pleased to be working with humans, though with some convincing from Khazrak and Gorthor, there is an uneasy alliance for now.
  • Lord Voldemort expressed an interest in employing the Beastmen into his army, thinking their nature and their affinity to magic would make for an impressive battle unit for himself and Melkor. The Beastmen and Dementors surprisingly work well with one another, although given Beastmen's nature on anyone that isn't them, their teamwork is rough at best. Although with Melkor's promises and persuasion, Beastmen are beginning to work better with other races, even if its little progress.
• Sauron is jealous of the fact that Meklor and Voldemort got to employ the Beastmen first. Given that Sauron is now allied to Darkseid, the Dark Lord seeks to find an inherently evil race to combat the Beastmen. Darkseid opposes the Beastmen as beastmen are beings Made of Evil, something which Melkor and Yuga Khan also share, although the Lord of Tyranny believes they would make for an impressive force if he got their influence.
• The closest the Beastmen have to a race as chaotic as them are the Tyranids. Beastmen often wage battles against Tyranids due to territorial reasons. Tyranids want nothing but to devour anything in their path, which Beastmen are opposed to, believing they would have nothing to conquer over if they don't fight. Gorthor has been thinking about using his cloak to bring a number of Tyranids onto his side, a prospect that terrifies everyone, even other Beastmen.
• Khazrak and Gorthor were rather keen about Cheetah. Cheetah sees the Beastmen as worthy allies in regards to action. She wants treasure, the Beastmen want battle, so their goals don't intertwine with each other's problems, though Barbara would not hesitate to lend a helping hand.
• The Beastmen are not keen on the prospect and threat of Nagash. Given Nagash is opposed to the Chaos Gods, which Beastmen highly worship, its no surprise Gorthor and Khazrak are ready to wage war against him. Nagash seeks to turn the two leading Beastmen into Undead, thinking they would be great soldiers in his rule. Lucifer has also come to despise the Beastmen, though its mainly due to the fact that Lucifer holds a special degree of respect on humankind, the very kind which Beastmen are hellbent on destroying.
• With Boris and Mikael being nowhere in the Pantheon, the Beastmen have decided to settle in on making more enemies for themselves. From their homeworld, they were opposed by Lord Kroak, Thorgrim Grudgebearer and Karl Franz who recognize the threat of the Chaos-infested species given their own experiences. The Beastmen also found a new threat in the God-Emperor of Mankind, who believes that the only way to deal with the Beastmen is to simply render it extinct, believing it is the only way to free them from Chaos's services.
• They are PERMANENTLY BANNED from the Houses of Family, Love and Affection and Beast. It doesn't help with Beastmen constantly indulging in violating others in an effort to reproduce given the shortage of female Beastmen. To make matters worse, Beastmen will also target any animal, regardless of size and posture. Khazrak and Gorthor's presence outright terrified The Gang of Seven and tried to "mate" with Rexie, earning her enmity as well when the tyrannosaur fought back ruthlessly with backup from Grimlock.
  • Unsurprisingly, the House of Nature aren't fond of the Beastmen either, with most of the residents doing their best to not let any Beastmen in their House, especially Gorthor. Then again, they are animistic abominations influenced by Chaos. That said, there are evil beings in the House of Nature who don't mind the Beastmen, a few even taking the time to admire their headstrong and vicious nature.
• Xion defended the House of Canines during a Beastmen invasion under Gorthor's orders. The whole experience terrified Xion, but also made her unnaturally angry for someone like her, given Xion's love for dogs. Gorthor has since began to treat Xion as an Arch-Enemy like he did with Mikael Ludendorf of Hochland. And unlike Khazrak who can manage respecting his foes, Gorthor despises Xion for interrupting his invasion and for the mere fact that she looks human, resulting in him clashing against her whenever he gets the chance.
• The Beastmen have also invaded Kokiri homelands, prompting Saria to call upon aid from Link. The Hero of Hyrule would ultimately battle Khazrak and Gorthor whilst also defending the Kokiri tribe and their forest homes overtime. Saria has since made sure to use all of her power to call support and defend her race since the Beastmen invasion, fearing their ferocity and hatred for anything that resembles humans.
• While their unbridled rage makes them a suitable candidate for a Red Lantern, Atrocitus has made it clear that he has no intention to present any Beastmen the rings. He makes a special example on Gorthor, given how out of morality he is, even compared to the other Beastmen. Khazrak however doesn't mind being denied a Red Lantern, only looking ahead for a good challenge. Atrocitus battles the Beastmen time and again, in an effort to stop them from destroying his Corps as well.
• Nightwolf hasn't taken the news of Beastmen very well, considering their traditions of having shamans creeps him out. And even then, he himself is horrified by how Gorthor treated Beastmen shamans. Similarly, Marona feels as if the Beastmen are too chaotic for her own good. She has been able to possess several Beastmen, but the strong wills of Khazrak and Gorthor proved too much for her.
• A "different Beastman", Viral took notice of the Chaos-affiliated Beastmen and was horrified and disgusted by their innate nature and disregard of general morality. He's made it clear to distance the Beastman from any innocent Pantheon members as much as he could and is not above killing them if it means safety.
• Gorthor and Khazrak's biggest enemy in the Pantheon came in the form of Guts, whom saw them as too similar to the Apostles that he constantly faces off himself. Khazrak personally sees Guts as a Worthy Opponent, similar to Boris Todbringer, although Gorthor simply sees him as another threat, instead putting more of his enmity on Xion. Guts also found their drive for bestiality to be rage-inducing and an unfortunate reminder, which he does best to conceal. If anything, this reminder makes Guts hate the Beastmen more than most Apostles.
• Among other enemies, Thrall and Rexxar have made it clear that the Beastmen are beyond any chances of negotiation and must be taken on lethally. Eliza Thornberry had one such experience encountering Khazrak, with the latter commanding his forces to kill her on the spot. A timely intervention from Dante saved Eliza, who's since done her best to provide therapy for any animal that were traumatized by the Beastmen. Yoshi and Seigfried have also dealt with Gorthor, the former simply trying to defend his homeland, whereas the latter felt that the Beastmen acted like those who became Malfested and took arms to defend the helpless. Shrek and Skarsnik outright want nothing to do with Gorthor and Khazrak, given their bloodthirsty and perverse nature and always search for help whenever a Beastmen invasion starts showing signs.
• Madoka Kaname hasn't really taken the news of Beastmen very well. Further worrying was the the race's instincts and loyalty bound down to evil, which Madoka felt was a rather tragic situation as in her opinion, Beastmen are destined to be damned. Despite this, the actions of Gorthor disgust her, given his actions even towards other Beastmen.
• With Khazrak and Gorthor's invasion on the House of Beast, The Monster Hunters immediately caught news and dispatched to confront the situation. What wound up happening was a great battle between hunters and beastmen as the latter gained an advantage with their massive numbers and ferocity, until fellow Beastmen opponents like Guts, Dante and Link joined in for the former's support. Gorthor and Khazrak did ravage much of the house in ruins before they retreated, vowing for another invasion.
• The Demons of Nippon Ichi are outright appalled and terrified of the Beastmen, especially given their warmongering nature and unstoppable drive of rape as a means of reproduction. Valvatorez and Killia have it the worst on them; the former sees the race, especially Gorthor, as the absolute worst kind of warmongers whereas the latter sees their Might Makes Right mindset to be chaotic and destructive, all of which the Beastmen embody.
• For all his villainy, Bowser has nothing but apathy and disregard towards the Beastmen. Khazrak didn't really care, though Gorthor took it as a personal insult. He tried to pull off an alliance with Bowser, only for the latter to rebuke, stating he was once asked by Goblins for an alliance, yet Gorthor not only disregarded it, but had many of the Goblins killed anyway. Gorthor hasn't made a comment about this... yet.
• Zamasu, still waddling into his disregard for mortals, decided to highlight the Beastmen as examples of mortals being flawed and immoral, despite the Beastmen being aspects created by the Chaos Gods. Gorthor and Khazrak, in turn, see Zamasu as an enemy, plain and simple. Zamasu decided to try killing off as many Beastmen as he could, thinking he could be justified for killing members of a race everyone knows is evil. Instead, Zamasu received further disapproval from most Pantheon residents as usual and earned himself ire from Gorthor and Khazrak.
• Khazrak has since become one of the most battle-hungry beings in the Pantheon, even by Beastmen standards. He's become a rather notable visitor in the Houses of Combat and War where he will often try to find strong opponents to fight against, even expressing an interest in tournaments hosted by Shao Kahn and Cell.
• It didn't take long, but it was inevitable; Gorthor became one of the most loathed and shunned figures in the entire Pantheon, thanks to his overblown nature of killing, raping, invading and terrible treatment towards his own fellow Beastmen. His reputation as the most deranged, psychotic and warmongering Beastmen in history even caused a good amount of evil-aligned beings to wince and cringe at Gorthor's actions. Indeed, many Beastmen aren't too fond of Gorthor, instead preferring to work for Khazrak instead. However, Gorthor doesn't care, and relishes on his carnage. And if he can't get minions with words and actions, his hypnotic cloak will do the work for him.
• Somehow, the Beastmen have gained a negative reception from a group of people who hate what they perceive "Furry Culture". While yes, the Beastmen are anthropomorphic animals, they preceded the Furry Fandom by years, in addition to being physically unappealing and not having any negative representations of the Furry Culture anyway. Hence, the Beastmen just takes the Furry Culture comparison as murderous annoyance.

The Seven Dark Spears of Jakanja

The Seven Dark Spears^Members First Spear Furabijo, Second Spear Chuzubo, Third Spear Manmaruba, Fourth Spear Wendinu, Fifth Spear Sargain, Sixth Spear Satarakura, Seventh Spear Sandaaru, Unholy Organization of The Sorting Algorithm of Evil

The Seven Dark Spears ^note (top: Seventh Spear Sandaaru; middle, from left to right: Sixth Spear Satarakura, Fifth Spear Sargain, Fourth Spear Wendinu; bottom, from left to right: Third Spear Manmaruba, Second Spear Chuzubo, First Spear Furabijo)

• Intermediate Deities (overall). Lesser Deities (Furabijo, Chuzubo, Manmaruba and Wendinu). Intermediate Deities (Sargain, Satarakura and Sandaaru; the first three spears in giant form) . Greater Deities (Wendinu, Satarakura and Sandaaru in giant form, Sargain with his strongest Karakuri Giants, Manmaruba's Mutated Form)
• Symbol: The Jakanja Emblem
• Theme Song: Uchuu Ningun Shurai
  • Kunoichi Ichi Ichi Uchuuichi (Furabijo and Wendinu)
• Alignment: Neutral Evil (Sandaaru, Wendinu, Furabijo). Lawful Evil (Sargain, Manmaruba, Chuzubo). Chaotic Evil (Satarakura).
• Portfolio: Sorting Algorithm of Evil, Aliens Are Bastards, Rule of Seven, Highly-Visible Ninja.
  • Sandaaru: Complete Monster, Threatening Shark, The Dragon and The Starscream, Disc-One Final Boss, Short-Lived Leadership, Hero Killer, Knight of Cerebus, Hypercompetent Sidekick.
  • Satarakura: The Laughable Lackey to Sandaaru's Vile Villain, Destroying His Mask Drives Him Mad, Laughably Evil, Beware the Silly Ones.
  • Sargain: Initially The Dragon before Sandaaru arrived, Demoted to General, Mobile-Suit Human, Insectoid Aliens.
  • Wendinu: Beware the Silly Ones, The Baroness, Ms. Fanservice, Psycho Pink, Has a Snake Motif, Karma Houdini.
  • Manmaruba: Evil Evolves, Insectoid Aliens, Sadist, Body Backup Drive, Karmic Death, My Skull Runneth Over, One-Winged Angel
  • Chuzubo: Genius Bruiser, The Brute, Battle Baton.
  • Furabijo: The Baby of the Bunch, Laughably Evil, Bee Motif, Perky Female Minion, Has Been Killed a Bunch of Times, ultimately a Karma Houdini.
• Domains: Evil Groups, Ninjas, Aliens.
• Heralds:
  • Jakanja and Associates: Boss Tau Zant (their boss, except for Sandaaru), Chubuzo, Space Ninja Janil Iga, Zero Spear Bat Zhe Rumba, Magerappas, Duke Orgs TsueTsue and Yabaiba, Satarakura Jr. and Sandaaru Jr. and all subordinate Space Ninjas.
  • Their Power Rangers Ninja Storm counterparts and Lothor's forces: Vexacus (Sandaaru), Shimazu (Satarakura), Zurgane (Sargain), Motodrone (Manmaruba), Chuubo (Chuzubo); Lothor and Kelzaks.
• High Priest: The Dark Masters
• Allies:
  • Toku Villains: Emperor Akdos Gill, Enter, Shocker, Dark Specter, The Psycho Rangers, Shadow Moon, Trakeena, Yapool, Alien Empera, Ultraman Belial, King Ghidorah, Gigan. (Teeth-Clenched Teamwork for Sandaaru)
  • Others: Barbatos Goetia, The Shredder, Frieza, King Cold, The Ginyu Squad, Ragyo Kiryuin, Eris, Morgoth, Babidi, Dr. Hamsterviel, Wat Tambor, Lord Boros, Sauron, Haman Karn, The Sound Five, Ganondorf, Hades, King Piccolo, Saruman, The Black Queen, Skeletor.
• Rivals:
  • Wendinu and Furabijo: Morrigan, The Team Rocket Trio, Shego.
  • Sargain: Ghirahim
  • Satarakura: Zim.
  • Saandaru: Shang Tsung, Dark Meta Knight, Lotor, Makoto Waltz Segai, Starscream, Mannfred von Carstein.
• Enemies: All Toku Heroes (especially the heroic Super Sentai and Power Rangers Deities), The Heroic Naruto Deities, The Masters of Spinjitzu, The Sailor Senshi, Yuma Tsukumo, The Barian Emperors, Cutey Honey, Jake Long, Prince Adam/He-Man, The Seven,Steven Universe, Garnet, Amethyst, Pearl, Peridot, Kouji Kabuto, Tetsuya Tsurugi, Samurai Jack, The Guardians of the Galaxy.
  • Sandaaru: Sargain, Satarakura, Manmaruba and Chuzubo.
  • Sargain, Satarakura Manmaruba and Chuzubo: Sandaaru.
• Interested in: Star Dream.
• The Jakanja Seven Dark Spears (Furabijo, Chuzubo, Manmaruba, Wendinu, Sargain, Satarakura and Sandaaru) were the main members of the Space Ninja Clan Jakanja, an evil organization led by the crimelord Boss Tau Zant, who plotted to awaken an Evil Will from Earth to conquer the universe with and were in turn opposed by the Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger and the Gouraiger the remnants of various secret ninja schools that the Jakanja slaughtered to prevent them from getting in their way; in addition to the mysterious Sky Ninja, Shurikenger. Though initially there were only the first Five arriving on Earth, after the deaths of their Second Spear, Chuzubo, came the Sixth one who returned from an offworld mission to help his boss and teammates find the Evil Will and awaken it. Much later after the death of Manmaruba, arrived Sandaaru, the Seventh and final Spear. Ultimately Sandaaru disposed of Sargain and arranged for Satarakura's death before going after Tau Zant and ending him as well the second his boss awakened the Evil Will. Though Furabijo and Wendinu immediately submitted to him and became his Co-Dragons, all three were seemingly destroyed by the Hurricaneger with the Evil Will itself also ultimately being defeated. However, Wendinu and Furabijo would later turn up alive and return many more times to haunt both the Hurricaneger and other Sentai teams.
• The ascension of the Jakanja was quite the mess, with their members at odd with each other and several refusing to ever join forces again it became clear that there was no way to create a single temple for all the Spears to reside in; instead separate sub-temples were made with various barriers to keep unwanted visitors out each. Wendinu and Furabijo opted to have one for themselves, given that they will willingly team up with Sandaaru or the group of Chuzubo, Manmaruba, Sargain and Satarakura depending on the situation. Sandaaru remained all alone as he pleased while the aforementioned other four Jakanja had their own shared temple where things have remained civil for now. At the very least, their equal grudges against the Super Sentai have kept them from flat-out trying to destroy each other first, as the ever-growing number of teams have made them realize that on their own they'll stand little chance of getting revenge.
  • Their enmity with the Sentai also extended to the Kamen Riders, who have fought a few of their ranks during the Sentai/Rider crises that have happened from time to time. Mostly they have an enmity with Shinji Kido/Kamen Rider Ryuki who has teamed up with the Hurricaneger on a few instances directly and thus learned beforehand of the heinous deeds of the Seven.
• They've made quite the enemies with the good Naruto deities, mostly the titular Naruto Uzumaki who was furious to hear of their slaughter of countless ninja academies in their world and their goal to conquer the universe at all costs. Furthermore their utterly dishonorable ways and corruption of the ninja arts for their perverse goals served as further contention. Sasuke, Sakura, Hinata and various others followed suit in this enmity. They were also concerned that the Seven Spears could steal techniques from their world and make themselves even deadlier than they already are.
• The group has grown interested in Star Dream, a robotic wish-maker that can grant its users immense power and perhaps even full control over the Universe with its wishes. The Jakanja Spears have begun to make plans to hijack control of it and use its power to reshape existence itself to their liking, though tensions have risen thanks to the possible repercussions of a successful takeover of the powerful artifact.
• Evil sorcerers were quick to make allies with the group, besides Sandaaru, one of these was Saruman who introduced them to Morgoth/Melkor and Sauron a pair of evil overlords with control over dark magic who might prove to be useful allies or superiors for them. Also in this category was Skeletor, the evil skeleton magician, who sees the Jakanja as possible useful allies in his eternal struggle to defeat He-Man, She-Ra and their allies. Thanks to these alliances, they've joined the Grand United Alliance of Evil and have promised to be of great help in spreading misery and ruin.
• Their status as aliens that destroy planets for fun and wish to reshape the universe to fit their visions made them enemies with several space-themed deities, notable stand-outs were the Guardians of the Galaxy, who protect several planets from malevolent forces including other rogue groups of evil; as well as the Crystal Gems, most particularly after they had a run-in with the Spears who were trying to obtain some of Homeworld's artifacts for their own use and gave a fierce fight to the Gems that almost ended with the Spears victorious until backup arrived.
• One infamous moment of five of their members (Furabijo, Manmaruba, Wendinu, Sargain and Satarakura) was when they stole the powers of the Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger and used them for their plans to conquer Earth, almost killing both Gaoranger and Hurricaneger, all with the help of Duke Orgs Yabaiba and TsueTsue as well as Chuuzubo's younger brother, Chuubuzo. Many Power Rangers deities have been very careful when dealing with them as they fear the possible consequences of the Spears stealing their powers. Most notably the Dino Thunder Rangers had to fight the brainwashed Ninja Storm (the Hurricaneger's counterparts) rangers when Lothor (Tau Zant's counterpart) teamed up with Mesogog (the Dino Thunder's arch-enemy) to defeat both groups and take over Earth and therefore also know how dangerous the powers of good can be in evil hands.
• Exclusive to Furabijo and Wendinu:
  • With their zig-zagging loyalties, the duo mostly spend their time in their sub-temple gossiping about cute boys and their desires of revenge on the Hurricaneger; particularly Nanami/Hurricane Blue. When they heard she and her teammates weren't around they were sorely disappointed, and even more when they also found out that even her Power Rangers counterpart was missing as did both Hurricaneger and Ninja Storm teams. At the least they decided that the other Sentai and Ranger teams will make for a good warm-up until the Hurricanegers either ascend or when they've dealt with their enemies in the Pantheon enough that they feel they've taken enough levels in badass to finally triumph over their nemesis.
  • Wendinu's seductive sultry attitude has gotten her a slight rivalry with Morrigan, as the Succubus is prone to acting rather maliciously on occasions and has felt some drive to one-up Wendinu at seduction, if only to amuse herself a bit with a slightly less bitter and serious rival for once. Wendinu has at times offered to join forces with Morrigan or for the succubus to join the Jakanja after a few meetings but Morrigan rejected ever actually cooperating with such a morally bankrupt organization.
  • Wendinu, in spite of her silly behavior, actually destroyed a planet singlehandedly at some point in the past when she lost control of her anger. This made her quite terrifying for those who've experienced fighting foes whose anger increases their power in turn. One of these was Shin who had to deal with the anger-prone and planet-destroying deity Beerus, while Wendinu is wholly unimpressive most of the time next to the God of Destruction, Shin fears her wrath reaching a new level in the Pantheon nonetheless thanks to the tales he's heard.
  • Furabijo is considered the least overall powerful of her group and thus makes up for her lack of raw power with methodical planning and creating strong monsters to fight in her steed. She also has dreams of becoming an idol sometimes, which does clash with her overall support towards a cause that seeks to bring destruction to the universe. She has made a bit of an ally in Trakeena whose also had instances of her personal wishes clashing with her duties as an evil ruler, but eventually let herself embrace the full path of villainy and has become a very competent villainness ever since.
  • Many have been confused over the conflicting reports of their fates in the mortal world, some sources say they were killed by the Hurricanegers along with Sandaaru in the latter's last stand, others say they survived and instead were sent to Dino Earth then allied with the Evolian group, and finally others report that they went into hiding for 10 years until they allied with the new Spear Bat Zhe Rhumba. Whatever the case is, it's clear that these two will continue stirring up trouble for as long as they can and thus many have made sure that when they take them down, they'll be certain that they are killed for real.
  • Their personal enmity with a specific member of the Hurricaneger got them a bit of a rival in Shego, who's eternally rivals with the heroine Kim Possible and is otherwise mostly apathetic to other do-gooders who fight alongside Kim, since both are alien invaders who plot to conquer Earth, Shego also got bad memories of the nefarious Warmonga, who once nearly replaced her in Drakken's services and to boot almost accomplished killing Kim. In a similar note, the comedic trio Team Rocket also viewed the two as rivals for their status as recurring comedic villains that menace a group of heroes.
• Exclusive to Chuuzubo:
  • Chuuzbo is not the strongest of the Jakanja and ranks as the second weakest overall, but he nonetheless is a strong-willed individual unwilling to go down without some glory. What he doesn't have in outright raw power, he can make up with a myriad of tricky spells and techniques. For this he made a connection with Guldo, a small member of the Ginyu Force who is hopelessly outmatched against practically any strong foe he's faced yet uses his unusual powers to overcome the strength gap. Guldo sympathized with Chuuzubo's status as the first of his teammates to die, given he himself was also the first to die of his teammates when Vegeta beheaded him.
  • Chuuzubo was mildly annoyed when he met the Power Ranger deities and instead of taking him seriously dismissed him as a joke character solely based on the fact that his PR counterpart, Choobo, is a bumbling buffoon who has none of his serious demeanor or outward competence. That said, it took little time for the Ranger deities to start taking him seriously once he showed he was no joke himself compared to his counterpart. For his manipulation of the Gouraigers in trying to get them to kill one another to awaken the Evil Will he earned an enemy in the Dino Thunder Rangers who were once forced to fight the brainwashed Ninja Storm rangers by actions of Lothor.
• Exclusive to Manmaruba:
  • Manmaruba's greatest asset is his seer abilities, allowing him to look into the future and predict forthcoming fates. Unlike most seers, he takes delight in using his abilities and powers for evil. This made him a rather bitter enemy in Dr. Stephen Strange, who wields power over the Time Stone in one universe and thus puts that ability to good use, finding it shameful that Manmaruba uses such a talent for a destructive evil goal.
  • He is fond of making others suffer and almost got the Gouraigers killed by implanting a scorpion egg in one of them, Ikkou, thus letting his brother fall to despair along with the Hurricanegers. As such he's earned ire from both Gamera and Ellen Ripley, Gamera was once implanted with an egg from one of his foes, Jiger, which threatened to kill him from the inside out until humans stopped it; while Ellen Ripley lost many friends to similar circumstances with the Xenomorphs' impregnation and subsequent chest-bursting.
  • Manmabura's demise came when he overloaded his brain with energy from a mystical meteorite that let him see farther into the future and therefore turned into a mindless berserking monster that was killed off by the Hurricanegers, as such he made something of a connection with David Banner/Absorbing Man, who tried taking the Hulk's power by force but the limitless energy overloaded his form and left him vulnerable to being finished off by a missile. Banner was interested in hearing about the Evil Will for its capacity of reshaping the universe though was disappointed to hear it had reincarnated into a good-aligned human child.
• Exclusive to Sargain:
  • Sargain is dead-serious and loyal to his cause, while he tolerates the amusing antics of his teammates, he nonetheless finds them exasperating to put up with, especially when he aches for them to be more serious in their pursuit of conquest and power, he also is actually a tiny ant alien who pilots a human-sized karakuri suit to protect himself and fight foes. As such he made an ally in Commander Peepers who is also minuscule in stature but makes up for his physical weaknesses with legitimate cunning and is loyal to his boss, Lord Hater, even if Peepers deep down has far more standards than Sargain does. Regardless, both are outwardly cordial to one another, especially when discussing their intellects and tactical skills.
  • While he might look like a robotic samurai outwardly, his true form is that of a minuscule insect alien and he can switch up his body with a bigger one if the need arises. This got him some closeness to Shredder, a fellow ninja arts practicioner who's been allies with Krang, an alien that also pilots a robot humanoid body to compensate for his lack of natural strength and power and also makes up for that with cunning and ruthless. Sargain found Shredder to be admirable for his power and deceit at least in most of his incarnations, he's very wary of the Utrom Shredder as a result of being a treacherous deceiver that will gladly destroy everything in pursuit of power.
  • Sargain hates those who betray their teammates ever since Sandaaru betrayed him, as such villains such as Starscream have earned his ire for their repeated attempts at betraying his allies and superiors for his own gain. Similarly, treacherous Mannfred von Carstein is on his shit-list for his self-serving and actively backstabby behavior.
  • Sargain is loyal to no end to Tau Zant, even Tau Zant's abusive and demeaning behavior does little to shake his faith on his boss; this got him a rival in Ghirahim who not only is also a maddeningly loyal servant of his own boss, Demise, but also is an apt swordfighter whose skills may even surpass Sargain; in addition to having a similarly cruel personality streak. The two have clashed from time to time often in struggles over powerful artifacts or when trying to carry out a mission, that said they respect each other as a result of these clashes and so their rivalry is mostly on the amicable end.
• Exclusive to Satarakura:
  • Satarakura is a clown ninja who is the second strongest of the Spears in spite of his goofiness. He's made many wacky and deadly schemes to advance Tau Zant's goals, many which were highly successful. As for his attitude of wanting to help conquer the universe that got him a rival in the Irken Invader Zim, who works/worked (or so he deluded himself into thinking) for his species' leaders in conquering planets across the Universe. However Satarakura sees their rivalry as nothing serious given that he himself is legitimately involved in his role as an evil follower of Tau Zant and thus makes a mockery out of him to Zim's frustration.
  • Satarakura has grown heavily hateful of Sandaaru for the latter's involvement in setting up his death and betraying him, even after he'd been nothing but loyal and obedient towards the Seventh Spear. Sandaaru doesn't cares about this himself but a few deities pity Satarakura over it, one of these deities was General Grievous who found out later after his death that he was nothing but a pawn to Darth Sidious' machinations and that he was always meant to fail and die at the tail end of the Clone Wars much to his frustration. Grievous finds Satarakura a detestable company otherwise, however, as he can't stand the humorous demeanor of the Jakanja member.
  • He made something of an alliance with the Bad End's Joker, who is a Villainous Harlequin who desires to plunge the Universe into darkness and also seeks to unleash a powerful force of evil for that purpose. Joker related to Satarakura's frustrations with constantly being bested by their opposing heroes and tendency to joke around while on the job. Satarakura has been somewhat mentored by the Bad End harlequin, mainly on learning new tricks to fight his enemies with.
• Exclusive to Sandaaru:
  • He was once the leader of the Seven Spears and the most powerful member. However, his relationship with the group soured once he revealed his true treachery after killing Sargain and setting up Satarakura to die. As a result he's splintered off to do his own thing but will team up with his fellow Spears if there's a common enemy to be defeated (such as the Super Sentai teams). Even on his own he's destroyed several planets in his rampages and as such many Toku Heroes are wary of him. Like with Wendinu, Shin was heavily wary of the evil ninja himself, moreso thanks to Sandaaru's consistent record and higher evil and sadism that makes him even more likely to destroy planets again in the near future.
  • He plotted to betray his boss, Tau Zant, and actually succeeded at it but was killed by the Gouraigers in a suicide attack before he could move his new plans forward. This has gotten him a rivalry from the archetypical traitor, Starscream, who in many worlds has tried many times to be rid of Megatron, his superior in many of those worlds, only to never really succeed like Sandaaru did. Sandaaru does reciprocate the feeling of enmity thanks to Starscream's legitimate cunning, though considers the Decepticon his inferior. Other treacherous evils like Makoto Waltz Segai and Mannfred von Carstein consider Sandaaru a Worthy Opponent in regards to being able to betray and best superiors and like Starscream have entered an enmity with the ninja over it.
  • He is a great swordsman, with skills and deadliness matched only by the best warriors in the universe. As such he made another rivalry in the dark evil swordsman, Dark Meta Knight, the Evil Doppelgänger of Meta Knight found Sandaaru an admirable rival in swordfighting and has challenged him to several matches various times all of which Sandaaru is eager to participate in, most of these matches have ended up in ties leading both parties to try and have rematches whenever possible that only fuel their desire to one-up the other. The same can't be said for Meta Knight who finds Sandaaru to be nothing but straight-up despicable without redeeming traits.
  • Sandaaru has a rather bitter and hateful rivalry with Lotor, the Galra Prince loathing everything about Sandaaru's dishonorable goals and ways while Sandaaru finds Lotor to be a pathetic excuse for a warrior prince and having ambitions to infiltrate and take over the Galra Empire from within a plan which only Lotor knows about and has taken actions to stop in any way he can. Sandaaru is very interested in the Quintessence that Lotor's mech, Sincline, is made of as the Quintessence is a powerful yet malevolent energy that can destroy the universe or even remake it, which is exactly what Sandaaru looks after.
  • Sandaaru also had a rivalry with Shang Tsung, as the evil sorceror is infamous for his constant betrayal of others and is adept at making said betrayals further his own goals. Shang Tsung desires to obtain Sandaaru's soul, as he views Sandaaru's powers as a desirable addition to his own, as for Sandaaru he plans on finding more about the Netherrealm which Shang Tsung is familiar with, in addition to other powerful artifacts from Shang Tsung's world, especially Kronika's Hourglass and Crown which could let him change time as he pleases, a possiblity he's all too eager to make come true.

Saya (Namco X Capcom)

Saya, Goddess of Crossover Exclusive Villains

• Theme Song: Evil Profusion
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Walking Armory, Is a were-fox, Evil Is Sexy, Manipulative Bitch, Really 1000 Years Old, Crazy-Prepared, Tends to retreat when beaten
• Domain(s): Foxes, Chaos, World Merging, Weapons
• Heralds: Dokugozu and Dokumezu (her bodyguards), Sheath, the Katanas and Akatanas, the rest of Ouma, Drei and Eins Belanos, Due Flabellum, Meden Traore, the rest of Oros Phlox (she doesn’t know about the latter four)
• Followers: Shirley, Solego, Strike, The Mawgu, Abyss
• Allies: M. Bison, Jedah Dohma, Nemesis, Sigma, Vile, Lord Vortech, Tzeentch, SHOCKER, Tabuu, Galeem and Dharkon, Argalia
• Enemies: Reiji and Xiaomu and all deities who are allies with them, all of Vortech's enemies, the Avengers, X-Men, and all other heroic Marvel deities, all ascended Kamen Riders, all deities who are also Smashers, Ahri, Tamamo-no-Mae, Yomi, Ran Yakumo, Yukari Yakumo, Madara Uchiha, The Gokaiger, The Space Sheriffs
• Interested In: SCP-953, Kurama, Nightmare
• This is Saya, the top agent of a group known as Ouma, which seeks to merge all worlds together and create unbridled chaos by creating a monster called Byaku Shin. Saya has tried many times to accomplish this goal and has usually gained the aid of some of the most famous (or unknown) villains in video games. But every time, her plans are thwarted by Reiji and Xiaomu, who work with the enemies of these villains to take them and Saya down.
• One day in the Pantheon, Reiji and Xiaomu were meeting with each other, when Reiji suddenly experienced a huge bout of pain where his scar was. Xiaomu recoiled in horror, as she realized that could only mean one thing- Saya was back yet again. Sure enough, Saya appeared from a Rift with all of Ouma in tow, uncertain of where she had ended up. As usual, she was quick to make her presence known to Reiji and Xiaomu, but was shocked to find that many of the heroes who had worked with them were also in the Pantheon, and she was forced to retreat after a fight. Quickly managing to ascend under Crossover-Exclusive Villain, Saya and her minions set up a base to resume their plans.
• Saya was quick to find some of the villains whom she had worked with during her plans, including M. Bison, Jedah Dohma, Nemesis, Sigma, and Vile. These villains were surprised to see that she was back, but agreed to help her with her plans. For her part, Saya is hoping more of them ascend so that she can bolster her ranks further. In particular, she’s wishing for the ascension of the other five major villains who originally took part in her first plan: Astaroth, Yoritomo, Druaga, Zouna, and Grandmaster Meio.
  • From Bison, Saya also learned of the GUAE, and quickly applied to join them. The GUAE accepted her into their ranks quickly, and Saya personally made certain to keep in the good graces of all of the assembled villains. She has no plans to usurp Melkor, but does intend to have him defend her should her plan of merging the worlds come true. If this were to happen, her ideal plan would be to have the entire GUAE attack the GUAG as they approached while she, her heralds, and Byaku Shin observed from their position, and then fight them once they managed to reach them.
• As Saya’s first plan to merge the worlds primarily relied on trying to obtain the Soul Edge, Saya began having the GUAE try to track it down. They eventually found out that it was in the possession of its rightful owner, Nightmare, but he refused to give the Soul Edge to them, believing that Saya’s plan would destroy the Soul Edge. Thus, Saya and her troops have begun resorting to underhanded tactics to procure the Soul Edge.
• Though Saya is a powerful agent, she answers to a higher authority- 99, a monster who is the original form of Byaku Shin. He was sealed in an area known as the Abyss of Time, but when the Key of Time, which controls it, was stolen, he and all the others trapped there were freed. Saya merged with him at the culmination of her original plan, but Reiji, Xiaomu, and their party were able to destroy him. Saya has been working to find out where the shards that were created when 99 was destroyed are to revive him, and the GUAE have been helping her in her goal.
• During her second plan, Saya had to compete with a group called Oros Phlox, who sought to destroy all worlds rather than control them. It got so bad that Saya was forced to ally with her enemies to fight them. The members of this group, alongside the agents of Ouma, have ascended alongside Saya, but they did it in secret and are only doing this to establish themselves in the Pantheon and do not seek to help Saya in any way. In fact, once they find a good trope to work under, they intend to reveal themselves and join the GUAD.
• When Lord Vortech caught wind of Saya and her plans, he approached her about merging worlds together, as this was also his plan, though with different means of accomplishing it. Saya soon formed an alliance with Vortech, allowing the two of them to become even more dangerous. This naturally put her in the crosshairs of the various enemies of Vortech, but she doesn’t mind that. She’s a more than capable fighter against these opponents, after all- although she is quite concerned about having to fight Batman, knowing he’s one of the most dangerous opponents in the Pantheon.
• As she’s a very competent planner and was able to change her original plan on the fly when it became apparent that obtaining the Soul Edge was impossible, Saya was quick to ally herself with Tzeentch and gain the aid of his forces. Tzeentch attempted to get the other Chaos Gods to work with her, but they felt she did not exemplify them enough. That hasn’t stopped her from considering to use Archaeon in her plans, and she’s also been trying to trick the other villainous Warhammer factions into working with her as well, with varying degrees of success.
• Saya’s plans have often drawn the aid of some of Capcom's greatest villains, with the three biggest powers (the Infernal Village, Shadaloo and the forces of Grandmaster Meio) in her first plan working with her on her two subsequent attempts. As a result, when the Avengers and X-Men learned of her presence, they quickly informed all the other heroes from their universe about Saya and what she is capable of. As a result, the Marvel heroes are on high alert should Saya try anything.
• Being a werefox, many of the other kitsune in the Pantheon feel uneasy around her. Ahri, Tamamo-no-Mae, Yomi, and Ran Yokumo all personally feel particularly uneasy, as she wields no magic but instead elemental katanas and a grenade launcher. For her part, Saya thinks they’re all stuck in the past and need to adapt, as she believes that weapons are the modern day version of magic, and that magic is no longer useful. Saya has also become weary of Ran’s master Yukari and knows she will have to get through her if she intends to merge Gensokyo with the other worlds.
  • That being said, there are two kitsune Saya is interested in. The first is SCP-953, who she wishes to control to attack people with, even though some have tried to tell her it does not like to be called a kitsune. Similarly, Saya believes Kurama is a good source of energy for her plans, but she knows she’ll have to contend with many of the deities from his realm to capture him. In particular, Madara Uchiha has been trying to prevent her from using Kurama, as this would interfere in his plan to use it as well. Saya has attempted to reason with Madara, but he isn’t really interested.
• Once SHOCKER found out about her plans, they approached her with a request to ally themselves with Ouma. Saya quickly accepted the request, and proved perfectly willing to work with their constant supply of monsters to attack opponents with. It helps that they constantly keep being brought back every time the Kamen Riders meet. That, of course, has put her on bad terms with the Kamen Riders themselves, but Saya is confident that Ouma will be able to handle their desires to fight them.
  • Before long, the Kamen Riders informed the Gokaiger and the Space Sheriffs of Saya's activity. These two are no stranger to crossovers, so they quickly took it upon themselves to help combat Saya whenever she shows up. Saya firmly believes that they, too, will be stopped should they step in to attack and combat her forces.
• Tabuu also joined up with Saya when she entered Subspace due to his desire to merge all realms with Subspace, allowing her to join up with his many, many monsters. For her part, Saya has been considering rebuilding the Subspace Bomb Factory to help him, and has also been trying to figure out how to make the bombs be operable without ROB units, as once the factory was destroyed, there was no way for Tabuu to make more ROBs, and the one who was secretly the Ancient Minister is clearly on the side of good from now on.
  • She also allied herself with Galeem and Dharkon after seeing their realms and noting they were like what her end game is. She doesn’t really favor either of them, but is leaning more towards Dharkon due to her desire to create chaos. This has also increased her enemies to those who fought against them- including Ryu, Ken, Lucina, Chrom, and Shulk, all of whom Saya has encountered in the past before.

Ursula

Ursula, Goddess of Villains Through Adaptation (Vanessa, The Sea Witch, Mistress of the Darkest Depths)

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Vanessa

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her cauldron
• Theme Songs: Poor Unfortunate Souls (films), Ursula's Revenge (Kingdom Hearts II)
• Alignment: Neutral Evil (was True Neutral in the original fairy tale)
• Portfolios: Goes From A More Neutral Figure To A Devilish One (Complete With Faustian Bargains), Fearsome cephalopod, Unscaled Merfolk, Wicked Witch, Combat Tentacles, Villainous Glutton, Very Loving To Her Eels, Manipulative Bitch, Be Careful What You Wish For, can turn herself into a giant, Thinks Love Is Rather Shallow, Isn't Wrong That Life Is Full Of Hard Choices, Fat Bitch, Drama Queen, Laughably Evil, Impaled By The Bow Of A Ship
• Domains: Wishes, Sea Monsters, Shift-Shaping, Adaptations
• Heralds: Flotsam and Jetsam (her lackeys)
• High Priest: Colress
• Followers: Sentinel Prime, John Garrett, Creepio
• Allies: Evil Queen, Maleficent, Lady Tremaine, Courtney Gears, Davy Jones, Jafar, Hades, Oogie Boogie, Yzma, Captain Hook, Scar, The Kraken, Anago, Plankton, Hans Westergard, Dr. Facilier, Eris, Dr Frank-n-Furter, The Snatcher
• Rivals: Orm Marius, Black Manta
• Enemies: Ariel (her niece), Melody (her great-niece), King Triton (her brother), Sly Cooper, Sora, Riku, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Spongebob Squarepants, Patrick Star, Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy, Eugene Krabs, Arthur Curry/Aquaman, Kyu Sugardust, Ponyo, Faust, May
• Opposed by: Anyone who made a Deal with the Devil and lost
• Wary of: Cthulhu
• In the original story, the sea witch was actually a neutral character who even warned the titular character about the negative consequences of becoming a human. But as told by Disney, Ursula is a power-hungry schemer cynical of love. This is the main reason why Ursula is the goddess of Villains Through Adaptation. Furthermore, she also took elements of the good-hearted princess that marries the prince, and drags her image to antagonism, strengthening her claim to throne. Of course, people know more about the Disney version.
• Her first appearance in the pantheon wasn't actually legal: she just popped right out of the ocean while Dimitri Lousteau was out on another one of his dives. The other Disney Villains recognized her and pended to allow Ursula to stay as a goddess. After she ascended, Ursula has been seen along with fellow Disney Villainesses Lady Tremaine and the Evil Queen, as well as Courtney Gears (an unofficial Disney Villainess), speaking of a plot to overthrow Maleficent following evidence that she may not be evil all along. The Mistress of All Evil pointed out the Sea Witch wasn't all that evil in the story she debuted, so if she gets the reverse treatment it shouldn't demote her. Besides this spat, Maleficent and Ursula get along.
  • After watching Maleficent and Cruella, Ursula is wondering if she will get her own Sympathetic P.O.V. movie reversing her Adaptational Villainy, maybe even giving her Adaptational Heroism from the original tale. It's pure speculation, but she's interested in the possible irony.
• She soon made herself known as a friend of many Disney villains. She's one of Hans' few friends in the pantheon because Ursula is exploitative and cynical with the whole "love" thing, and believe getting him to marry princesses for his benefit will help her in a "you scratch my back" situation. The sea witch likes to associate herself with the villainesses more, such as Yzma for her extravagant fashion sense, but also gets along with Oogie Boogie because of their flamboyant trickster nature. A pirate villain like Captain Hook has also benefited from Ursula's assistance, though a lot of that is because it's free of charge.
• Ursula noticed that in the setting of Kingdom Hearts a number of her fellow Disney villain become nastier or straight up lose their sympathetic elements, notably the aforementioned Hans who becomes a Savage Wolf who wants to cover Arendelle in darkness^note contrast this with the movie where he tried to preserve Arendelle, albeit because it'd help his case. She initially thought she was an ironic exception as she still loves her eels, but she's still depicted as more nefarious; that is, willingness to destroy her world for her ambitions. She sighed a bit, but was more angry at Sora and friends killing her eels.
• She'd love to take control of the ocean, and in lieu of Triton's trident she's been searching for other venues of power like artifacts in The Great Treasury. Ursula knows that there are other kings of the seas, and besides King Triton and his family her greatest obstacle may be Arthur Curry. The sea witch has attempted to get the support of his half-brother Orm and his arch-enemy Black Manta, but they consider her rivals to their own ambitions. For Ocean Master his relationship with Aquaman is complicated, and for Black Manta he's made it clear to her he's Aquaman's greatest enemy and she should stay out of his feud. Ursula merely replied "shame".
• It isn't mentioned that much, but Ursula is Triton's sister; whether that means she's the daughter of Poseidon is unknown, but given the "appetite" of the Greek Gods she doesn't put it off the table. Whenever his brother Hades is in bad guy mode, the two find themselves getting along wonderful due to a number of similarities between the two^note snarky, devil allegories, scheme to take power from their brother and manipulate love while being cynical about it. Sometimes she can be found scheming with Scar.
• Visually takes a lot of inspiration from the Drag Queen archetype. Combined with being as funny as she is threatening, and it's not all that shocking she and Dr Frank-n-Furter get along well. Her One-Winged Angel form in reminiscent of the Kraken, being a great and terrible cephalopod, and she's grown fond of the Giant Squid. Others have compared her death by being rammed into by a boat to how Cthulhu was originally defeated. Ursula has heard of the sunken city of Ry'leh and this incident, and she also knows it's suicidal for even one as ambitious as her to tangle with the Great Old One.
• She has a very shallow view on love, considering it little more than lust. She knows that most in the House of Love and Affection think she's a cynical bitch about it, but doesn't give a damn what they think. Given his own experience with love, along with their role as tentacled, nautical Disney villains, Davy Jones found himself getting along with her. She made a deal to help him sink any ship he chooses after the death of the Kraken. Based on the reports of survivors of those attacks, Ursula seems to be enjoying this role.
• May isn't a fan of Ursula due to her friendship with Ariel. Ursula was interested to learn that she had serve a maternal role over a Prince of the Sea tied to the underwater palace of Samiya made by the People of the Water, which reminded her of Atlantis. Ursula has also shown some interest in the Inklings, Octolings and Octogeddon as like her they're cephalopods. Beyond amusement at the latter's rampages, however, she hasn't said anything on what that interest entails.
• Her devil deals are why of the male Disney villains, she's especially fond of Dr Facilier. Given what happened to him he was hesitant due to fearing she would put him in a Faustian bargain. She calmed him down by saying she's looking for an equal partner, not a pawn; he'll help him spread her figurative tentacles to the land as well. Plus she needs more than Oogie Boogie to play cards with. Their game eventually had Eris join, and as a figure of chaos and mischief the group soon became chummy with her. All of this made Faust sweat at what "arrangement" they were brainstorming together.
• Rumors persist that Ursula has a crazy sister named Morgana, who bitterly envies being The Un-Favourite, and wishes to triumph over Ursula to gain their mother's attention. HOWEVER, Clank believes that "Morgana" is really Ursula in disguise. Wanting revenge for her downfall, she faked her death and used her magic to pose as a younger sister of Ursula and King Triton and altered everyone's memories to make them think she always existed. But then a spell went wrong, and Ursula's memories were wiped and altered, too!
  • But now rumors persist that Ursula has a daughter named Uma. How is she going to justify that when she can't even justify her own sister?
  Clank: First, they say she has a sister. Now they say she has a daughter? Guess they'll next explain that Morgana and Uma are just illusions of her own leaking imagination. Hehehehehe.
• Has been killed more than once, but always seems to come back later on. It's presumed that she got this power from Maleficent, considering their alliance and the latter herself being brought back from the dead. Prior to her ascension, Ursula's last known whereabouts were at the Destiny Islands just before it became a Sleeping World, but that may have just been a phantom. There are also sightings of her countless teams of Disney characters from different universes, both hero and villain, and in both her normal and empowered form, with most attempts ending in the entire party getting defeated. Overpowered teams have managed to defeat her in one attempt, with very few casualties.
• Unlike a lot of (in)famous Disney villains, Ursula treats her minions well and was deeply hurt when she accidentally killed her pet eels Flotsam and Jetsam. She tried to petition her "little poopsies" for the Slippery as an Eel trope, but it was taken and she's still upset they can't join her in divinity. Her fond relationship with the eels is why she treats ascended eels with kindness, and it certainly helps that the official holder of title, Anago, is a Fiendish Fish with ambition.
• One of the odder team-ups in the pantheon was her and Plankton. The scheming plankton wanted to work out a deal with Ursula so he may finally achieve his dream of stealing the Krabby Patty formula. The sea witch initially rolled her eyes at this, but Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy were soon alerted to what was happening and the former demanded the latter aid in thwarting the EVIL! scheme. Spongebob and Patrick soon ended up getting entangled in the chaos, as did Mr Krabs because he couldn't have anyone taking his formula. Ursula finally decided to aid Plankton because she could use his inventions better than him, and she was impressed at the time he mind controlled Bikini Bottom, even King Neptune before being defeated by the power of rock.
• One of her freakier and more disturbing traits is what she does to the "poor unfortunate souls" who fail to meet the near-impossible tasks of her deals; she turns them into miserable little polyps doomed to wriggle pointlessly in her garden until they/she dies. She also eats semi-anthropomorphized shrimp and lives in the bones of a sea monster. Needless to say, most in the right mind don't trust her. She creeps Ponyo the hell out, but she prefers to just stay away from her than confront her. The sea witch has noticed the similarities between her and Ariel; mermaids interested in being human. Of course, Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea is based on The Little Mermaid, if very loosely, so Ursula isn't surprised.
• On weekends she likes to play poker with the Snatcher. He's fond of his devil deals and as far as an evil boss goes he's pretty chill.

Lesser Gods

Dr. Drakken and Shego

Drew Theodore P. Lipsky and Shego, Unholy Gods of Villainous Duos (Dr. Drakken: Dr. D, Blue-Boy, Drewbie, The Great Blue, Blue Imposter, Shego: The Mad Scientist's Mad Assistant, The Supreme One, Miss Go, Miss Wobakoff, The Blue Imposter's Battle-Mate)

Dr. Drakken (right) and Shego (left)

• Lesser Gods
• Symbol: Their Caribbean island lair
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil with shades of Chaotic Neutral and Stupid Evil for Dr. Drakken, Neutral Evil for Shego
• Portfolio: Villain Pair That Juxtapose Each Other And Their Enemies, Iconic Initial Villains, Strong Girl, Smart Guy, Vitrolic Yet Genuine Villainous Friendship
  • Dr. Drakken: Utterly Hilarious Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain, With Occasional Moments Of Brilliance, Overly Complicated Plans All To Be Taken Seriously, Contractual Genre Blindness, Evil Genius, Clueless In Fields Other Than Science And Villainy, Difficulty In Remembering Ron's Name, Hiding Villainy From His Mother, Embarrassing Name, Gained Nature Powers In The Finale
  • Shego: Aloof Dark-Haired Girl, Serious, Striking, And Deadly Dark Action Girl, Drakken's Hypercompetent Number Two, Ms. Fanservice, (In-Universe Too), Former Superhero Family Team Member, Power To Shoot Hand Blasts Granted By A Meteor, Improbable Hairstyle, Determined To Be Kim's Only Vanquisher For Personal Reasons, Perpetual Frowner, Punch-Clock Villain, Sarcastic Devotee, Sickly Green Glow, Doesn't Want To Take Charge Over Drakken Due To Poor Creativity, Tall, Dark, and Snarky
• Domains: Villains, Foils (both), Madness, Ego, Science (Drakken), Combat, Fire, Rivalry (Shego)
• Allies: The Toppat Clan, Dr. Hämsterviel, Crow, Destro
  • For Dr. Drakken: Vlad Masters, Dr. Insano, The Team Rocket Trio, Jack Spicer, Professor Poopypants, The Amoeba Boys, Professor Nutmeg, Dr. Cortex, Pete
  • For Shego: The Baroness, Raven Darkholme/Mystique, Carmen Sandiego (borders on Teeth-Clenched Teamwork)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Dr. Wily, Dr. Eggman
• On shaky but good terms with: Dr. Evil, Robbie Rotten, Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz (for Dr. Drakken)
• Conflicting Opinions towards: Syndrome (for Shego)
• Pities: Azula (for Shego)
• Enemies: Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable, Lilo and Stitch, Megamind, Sonic the Hedgehog
  • For Dr. Drakken: Freakazoid, Zim
  • For Shego: The Parr Family, The Loonatics, Iroque, Barbara Gordon/Batgirl, Ozai, The Pantheonic Time Police
• The two most notorious nemeses of Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable, Dr. Drakken and his sidekick, Shego, always find themselves working on some Evil Plan for world domination, and with Kim and Ron always on their tail to stop them. In spite of how often these villains are taken down, they'll always come back with a new plan and a new drive to defeat the heroes. With Dr. Drakken always finding a new target to set his ambition on, along with the tech-savvyness and drive to set his plans along, and Shego being determined to both use her powers and skills to strike down anyone in her way, and more importantly, show Kim Possible who's the tougher girl, this duo has earned and kept a reputation for being persistent and proud villains.
• Despite how often their attitudes can conflict, their clashing differences and mannerisms have kept these two foes together in their bouts of villainy. With Dr. Drakken being the creative and ambitious mastermind, and yet loony and obsessed with complex plans, Shego acts as his tougher and more serious partner, making up for her lack of ambition with her ruthless fighting skills, and at times, reigning in Drakken's crazier ideas. Additionally, Shego herself contrasts with her personal archnemesis, Kim Possible, being the tougher and physical-savvy counterparts to their male and more passive counterparts, Dr. Drakken and Ron Stoppable. Where Shego and Kim are the stand-out figures that are considering more threatening to their enemies, Drakken, like with Ron is seen as a nuisance in relation, being the less dangerous counterpart to his sidekick. Most of the time. For these reasons, Dr. Drakken and Shego managed to get a more expansive temple with the trope of Evil Duo, to share room with after they intitally ascended to the Pantheon with separate tropes, and to jumpstart their evil plans more often, to their archnemeses' dismay. Also, Dr. Drakken "missed" having Shego around, despite the fact that their temples before were merely some blocks apart, something Shego was quick to point out, to Drakken's embarassment.
• While both still tend to go on independent operations from time to time (though it's usually Shego), the two evildoers always work together whenever they're up to something pretty nasty, often for both Kim and Ron to stand in their way. Drakken's motives for working with Shego are rather obvious, given how ineffective his other evil minions tend to be (even his robots to a degree), as well as needing someone to deal with agents like Kim Possible, which Shego is always ready to do. As for Shego, others are more confused on her motives, given that better and more competent villains in her universe are out there compared to Dr. Drakken. It certainly can't be just plain respect given how often she snarks or complains about the flaws and oddities of his plans and designs. And sometimes, Dr. Drakken's wackiness gets unbearable to the point where she leaves Drakken for other personal activities if a plan goes too awry for her to follow or simply lacks a motivation to do otherwise. Some believe it's since Shego lacks the general ambition that many a world-dominator-wannabe have, or that Drakken's plans provide the most opportunities to plant her fists in Kim Possible's face. Or perhaps it's something about Dr. Drakken's bumbling yet ambitious attitude, or how soft he can be at times, that has endeared Drakken to her to the extent of the possibility of their relationship being more than professional, though mentioning that to Shego is a very quick way to find yourself sent to an emergency hospital.
• Despite Drakken's skills at making exotic super-technology, his technological genius isn't always consistent. From time to time, he's had to rip-off, borrow, or even steal others' designs to create the evil invention of the week. This habit eventually got him and Shego in cahoots with Dr. Wily, Dr. Neo Cortex, and Dr. Eggman for being more prominent machine inventors, though Drakken isn't really happy about doing so. In fact, with their conflicting ambitions and egos, Drakken would consider the likes of them a rival akin to Professor Dementor, for example, had it not for how much he gained from working with them. Though with Cortex, given how humiliating his childhood was on top of being almost as much as a Butt-Monkey as Drakken himself, they get along better. Shego on the other hand didn't really mind that much, sometimes getting involved in their plans whenever Drakken isn't feeling up to another plot. As expected, Shego would try her hand at dealing with the other scientists' nemeses, like trying to menace Sonic, out of the thrill of a good challenge and to make Eggman and his creations look pathetic. While not a trivial opponent for Sonic to deal, Shego has yet to successfully take him down in a significant manner, with failures usually ending in Drakken noting that "he thinks his speed is all that, but it's not", which has gotten on Shego's nerve a few times.
• Whether it to be advance parts of their evil plans or to get supplies for said plans, they've gotten into various heists with the Pantheon for loot to steal and designs to remake in Drakken's own evil image. As a result, they've worked with Destro to use the weaponry he provides for their advantage, Shego herself finding a splendid ally in the Baroness, one of Destro's main partners, in the process. The Toppat Clan were also a notorious group of rather cartoonish but effective organization of stick figure criminals they managed to get along with, though it required them to bring their own fancy hats in the process. While Drakken's experiences with them vary, sharing plans with Reginald with various degrees of success (usually few), Shego found a more worthy friend in the Right Hand Man, thankful for meeting another serious and dedicated Number Two to work alongside, bringing up much concern for the governments aligned against the clan. Said alliance has had Shego consider the benefits of cybernetic augmentations in her feud against Kim Possible, but if that were going to be handled by Dr. Drakken, she chose against it.
• With Drakken's reputation for being a silly and incompetent villain, he and Shego were eventually referred to Crow, who had managed to eventually earn his own victories over the heroes of his world. Crow has to try and tutor Drakken to be a more effective villain, though Mr. Lipsky proves to be a difficult student in that matter. Drakken does enjoy executing evil plans with Crow, on the other hand, so they've become buddies overall. Shego also took notice in Crow's herald and secretary, Becky, who Shego learned more about to find that she was quite ruthless and skilled in handling villainy and assisting Crow despite lacking the innate abilities and combat skills Shego had. Aside from exchanging tips and advice for the next time they meet their mortal enemies, Shego appears to have interest in Becky's particular affections towards Crow, but as for why, she doesn't comment to anyone about, and for those who know Shego, they know better than to try and get an answer from her.
• The two have collaborated with Dr. Hamsterviel before, with Drakken and Shego helping the alien capture Stitch in exchange for some of his devices and technology. As such, Lilo and Stitch always keep in touch with Kim, Ron, and Rufus as to ensure the two villains don't trouble them too much. While Drakken and Shego did help Hamsterviel in trying to clone Stitch, Shego has hardly anything positive to say about the act of cloning in general. In fact, part of her contract to villains that hire her is that they don't make clones of her, which Drakken has respected. Even plans involving the cloning of her personal archenemy, Kim Possible, are ones she'll refuse to cooperate with, though with Stitch, she decided it was tolerable at the time.
• While they're rather ashamed of their "feat", one of their most successful bouts was helping Kim and Ron save the world from being conquered by warmongering aliens. It ended giving them the reputation of "heroes" as a result of being pardoned by the UN. We don't know too much on how that impacted their career, but in the Pantheon, that pardon is trivial to the two, as their activities in the Pantheon show. Of all the positive things that they could say about such an experience, aside from Drakken learning of his potential of making vials to give himself powers to give himself an edge, was that they don't like the idea of letting alien invaders intrude upon their business. Drakken will be willing to do whatever it takes to prevent bigger threats from overwhelming the world he wants to conquer, and likewise, Shego refuses to let anyone else defeat and humiliate Kim Possible except her, even if it means saving Kim from a common enemy. That said, the only alien invader with a serious reaction to their threat was Zim, who deems Drakken as a major threat to his ambitions to take over the world, disregarding Shego for the most part.
• For Dr. Drakken:
  • Due to his rather poor record in terms of villainy, he managed to find good buddies in other villains with similarly unfortunate reputation, like the Team Rocket Trio, Jack Spicer, the Amoeba Boys, and Professor Nutmeg among others. They tried to make a more proactive and efficient group to terrorize the Pantheon with all sorts of crazy antics, but given that it hardly increased their chances of success, it eventually became a series of regular meetings for them to relax and lament their recent failures. While other villains initially scoffed at Drakken's little club, there are occasional visitors who decide to join in the fun to release stress and tension, improving everyone's morale in the process. Shego has no idea what to think of such a turn of events, but frankly, since it isn't her problem, she tolerates it, but not without her commenting on the ridiculousness of it all.
    • Additionally, he's tried to convince both Dr. Evil and Dr. Doofenshmirtz to become more active villains, with not much success, even after trying to get Shego to cooperate. While the two former villains think Drakken is wasting his time, they still can have decent chatter and hang-outs whenever Drakken isn't trying to persuade them. Doofenshmirtz in particular can relate to the harsh and loveless childhood that Drakken have, due to him going through such a rough childhood himself, with Drakken returning the sentiments. There's also Robbie Rotten that Drakken had attempted to sway into more active evil, but in the process, got himself convinced to slack off by Robbie Rotten, which forced Shego to arrive to drag him away after a few hours of Drakken slouching around.
  • He, Dr. Insano, and Professor Poopypants tend to work together for the purpose of creating crazy scientific creations for various motives, most of which are rather petty and odd. The effectiveness such machinations in causing mayhem can vary from being mostly harmless to being very threatening until someone steps up to put down their work. What they lack in consistency and inability to go for direct solutions, they make up for in unpredictability and mind-boggling complexity that prevents their enemies from figuring out their plans right away. That said, others have begun to figure out whenever they're collaborating by a cacophony of mad, villainous laughter.
  • Drakken has quite a grudge with not only Kim Possible, but the entire Possible family, due to bad developments with Kim's father back when they were college students. In an odd but benevolent attempt to get them and other friends "dates" for an upcoming prom, Drakken made some rather lousy robots that only earned humiliation and laughter from whom he considered his friends, which eventually fueled Drakken's eventual start of his career of villainy, seeking to dominate the world in order to force them, James Possible included, to recognize his skills and genius. Due to Vlad Masters also having a grudge toward his own archenemy's father, Jack Fenton, due to him and the object of his desire, Maddie Fenton, getting married, Vlad and Drakken managed to find allies out of each other. That said, Vlad does snicker at Drakken's pitiful story of making robots for dating behind his back at times.
  • Nobody except him knows how his skin turned blue, and any attempts of him explaining always end up being interrupted. The most anyone has gotten out of him was that it was a special Tuesday for him, and further information ends up getting intercepted, interrupted, or covered up by background events. But from what others can try to infer, it's a common belief that Drakken's blue skin tone is a result of his turn to evil, given that when his evil was transferred to Ron, it turned him blue (and evil), resulting in Ron becoming a dastardly and frightening villain, even to Shego! Additionally, Drakken has a particular dislike of Freakazoid, who also turns blue in his superhero form, a disdain shared with Shego, though she mostly despises his silly, chaotic, and immature disposition. There's also Megamind, a blue intellectual alien who used to be a villain but ended up choosing the path of heroism in the end, to the disgust of both Drakken and Shego, both unable to understand why Megamind would want to deal with annoying citizens all of the time instead of making them kneel before them.
  • To his credit, Drakken can actually be a good planner if he's more patient, and given the opportunity to capitalize on his strengths, and the weaknesses of his Possible enemies. As loony as he is, he did almost took over the world with dolls that could turn into killer robots. This was the result of Drakken making the most out of his Complexity Addiction, normally his biggest weakness, creating a plan so ridiculous and convoluted that no one could read into it, even Shego. Had he not blew it with improper restraining of Kim Possible, there would have been little in stopping Drakken from bringing his goals to fruition. Currently, he's trying to figure out how to make a plan so elaborate and complex that he can't comprehend it, which certainly no one knows what would happen as a result, though Shego feels that such a plan would be accidentally be foiled by Drakken himself at that point.

• For Shego:
  • Shego's rivalry with Kim Possible can be rather difficult to understand in terms of motivation and chemistry with each other, whether fighting against each other or dealing with a common enemy for the occasion. On one hand, she shows complete ruthlessness and vigor when it comes to taking out Kim Possible, and her desire to defeat her nemesis with her own two hands borders on obsessiveness. On the other hand, the amount of times that the two girls have tried inflicting grievously serious damage toward each other is surprisingly few. Banter between the two during fights, or even stopping to chat or comment on something happening in the middle of a battle has occurred multiple times, not that they see a problem with it. In fact, during one particular time when she was forcefully turned good by a device, she managed to be rather close friends with Kim, even to Ron's envy, until she turned back to her normal evil self. Not that Shego wants to go through that again, which explains why she finds those who can forcefully change morality like Iroque to be disturbing.
  • Shego's line of work has made her not only a significant threat of agents, vigilantes, and heroes that go after the evil geniuses and masterminds in the Pantheon, which includes Dr. Drakken, if barely. The amount of new enemies to compete with has hardly tired Shego out, and it's merely encouraged her to practice and train more to take on her enemies more efficiently. The Batfamily in particular has been one of her more engaging sets of combatants to try and stop from foiling Drakken's plans, but among them, Barbara Gordon has been the target of one of Shego's more serious rivalries, nearing that of Kim Possible. An apt heroine and investigator that can give plenty of criminals that could put up as much a fight as Shego could a run for their money, and with skills and technology alone, Shego forces Batgirl to constantly be on her guard whenever they encounter each other, treating her as she would with Kim Possible due to how similar their roles are, never mind the red-hair commonality. In one particular meet-up where they ended up breaking into a fight, Shego ended up taunting her about "crippling her back into Oracle again", but after a glare, Shego took a moment to sincerely admit that the remark was in rather poor taste, an apology Batgirl accepted, right before they continued fighting as if nothing happened.
  • Part of what makes Shego an effective Hypercompetent Sidekick to Drakken is not just her serious attitude and an eagerness to fight Kim Possible given the opportunity, but her comet-gained powers which she shares with the rest of her family, known as Team Go, which she turned against for all sorts of reasons. For one, she didn't want to deal with the insufferable egos of all of her siblings combined, and her enjoyment of the fighting she did against crime, to dangerous extents, and perhaps being tempted by the appeals of villainy itself. As a heroine who used to be the most cool-headed and down-to-earth member of her superhero team, now turned evil, it's little wonder she knows how to give other heroes a run for their money. The powers she gained from such a special meteor eventually drew her attention to the Loonatics who also gained various powers from a different meteor. Seeing them as a fun challenge to take on when Kim Possible isn't around to deal with, she's had many vicious conflicts with them, with their numbers and teamwork being balanced out by Shego's experience and knowledge from working in a team of heroes herself.
  • Similarly, she became an enemy of the Parr family given their reputation as a family of superheroes, as Shego herself was once part of. Shego tends to take their presence rather personally for some reason, and whenever she's not dealing with Kim, she's likely trying to stop the Incredibles from saving the day. Even roping Drakken into the frame, she's made a big deal out of making herself a big threat to the family, trying to beat them and make their day a little more miserable. In particular, she's managed to be quite a menace to Mr. Incredible himself, due to dealing with a brother who also has Super-Strength. The family is still a much tougher cookie to chew through than she expected, so she's had to taste defeat quite a few times, but to her, that just makes the future victory much sweeter. As for one of the family's enemies, Syndrome, he attempted to offer Shego a partnership (without Drakken, since Syndrome sees him as The Load of the two) in order to secure a victory over Mr. Incredible and his family, but Shego oddly rejected the offer, seemingly out of pride. However, observant deities have noted that despite how annoying Shego finds her siblings to be, she still cares about her family, though she'll never admit that to anyone. Perhaps there are other reasons for her rejection of Syndrome's desired partnership, aside from pride or not letting Drakken along.
  • Shego definitely believes she understands why Carmen Sandiego ended up becoming a criminal despite being a former and legendary detective and government agent, getting bored of dealing with egotistic siblings and helping the side of good herself, finding evil to be way more of an enjoyable career. It's for this reason that she and Drakken occasionally work with her at times during heists. The master thief has proven to be far more reliable at evading Kim Possible and her allies, which is something she aspires to improve on. With that said, she always makes sure to keep inventory of all their supplies whenever Sandiego leaves. Given that Carmen cares less about villainy than the thrill of the thefts herself, Carmen could easily snatch something under their noses with little hesitation.
  • Shego has plenty of potential to be a much more threatening and fearsome villainess, but she lacks the creativity, drive, and energy to do so. Whenever she's not trying to beat down the next hero trying to foil her and Drakken's plans, she mainly seems content with lounging around or relaxing, similar how Ron also is content with being the less ambitious one compared to Kim, although Ron can be a much more efficient and unstoppable hero if he really wanted to. In fact, one of her biggest successes on her own, mainly taking over the world on her own in a particular timeline, required her future self to give the needed info and ideas to get things moving. Such a terrifying feat makes it easy to forget that she has difficulty even thinking of searching on the Internet for more potential crimes to do. The Pantheonic Time Police are wary of her in case she tries to pull this off again, but given that her reign caused Shego to grow even lazier and even vulnerable to the Bond Villain Stupidity trope that figures like Drakken (who turned into The Brute in the mentioned Bad Future) would fall for, it's very unlikely that Shego would try that again.
  • Azula as a villain and fighter, with her extreme ambition, fearsome skills, and ruthless fury, is someone that Shego respects greatly. As a person, however, while Shego cares little for that side of people, her tragic status as an Unwitting Pawn of Ozai has Shego legitimately feeling sympathetic for what she went through, including her failure to defeat Zuko in their Agni Kai match as a result of her sanity being a bit loose knowing that she would never get the respect from her father she deserved, let alone a proper way to move on from her breakdowns, including the loss of her former allies. While it doesn't show when they spar against each other, Shego feels that she deserves better, not that she'd show such pity to her, knowing that you don't just throw out pity and sympathy to the point where you look good. Aside from trying to help her restore her vicious and merciless attitude in full, she's grown a special disdain toward Ozai for his poor treatment toward Azula, noting how terrible he was a parent to both Azula and Zuko, not that she cares much for the latter except for as an enemy. Given Shego's degrees in child development, on top of being a rather good teacher when she's put into such situations, it's hard to deny that she has a great point. Even Iroh feels remorse towards Shego's potential for being a good influence and mentor being squandered on someone stubbornly driven on the thrills of villainy.

Giovanni

Giovanni, God of Serious Villains With Silly Lackies (Sakaki, The Self-Proclaimed Strongest Trainer)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: Publicly, the Earth Badge. Privately a red "R" on a black background
• Theme Songs: Battle! Rocket Boss Giovanni
• Alignment: Lawful Evil, though he might be True Neutral nowadays
• Portfolio: The Affably Evil Boss of Team Rocket, Vile Villain, Laughable Lackey, Japanese Mafia Allusions (retconned as the Italian Mafia overseas), Silver, I Am Your Father, Adaptational Heroism and Villainy, Badass in a Nice Suit, Ground-Type Specialist, A Villainous Gym Leader, Right-Hand Cat, The Comically Serious, Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas, True Final Boss of Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
• Domains: Crime, Thievery, Gangs, Ground, Gyms
• Followers: Il Palazzo, Carface, Sir Grodus
• Heralds: The rest of Team Rocket (including members of Team Rainbow Rocket and Team GO Rocket). In particular...
  • His non-ascended Pokémon:
    • Anime: Persian (his Right-Hand Cat), Kingler, Machamp, Cloyster
    • Main Games: Onix, Rhyhorn, Kangaskhan, Nidoking, Nidoqueen, Rhydon, Dugtrio, Honchkrow, Rhyperior, Marowak, Sandslash, Garchomp, Gliscor, Krookodile, Hippowdon
    • Stadium: Tauros, Gengar
  • Original Team Rocket members: Archer, Ariana, Proton, and Petrel (his Executives), Matori (his Secretary), and one of his elite agents, Domino, Madame Boss (his mother)
  • Other Team Rocket members: Carl and Sham (Adventures Executives), Cliff, Arlo and Sierra (Team GO Rocket admins)
• Underlings: Jessie, James, and Meowth
• Allies: Murkrow, James Moriarty, Crocodile, Dr. Eggman, Bowser, The Black Organization
  • Partner: Rhydon
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Cyrus, Lysandre^note Both members of Team Rainbow Rocket, Cruella DeVil, Ozai
• Rivals: Ghetsis Harmonia^note His Number Two in Team Rainbow Rocket, fittingly enough,Vito Corleone, HYDRA (friendly with Vito)
• Enemies: Mewtwo, Mew, Red Gyarados, The Legendary Birds, Ash and his friends, Officer Jenny and Nurse Joy, Red XIII, Eliza Thornberry, Kane, Fluttershy, Heatran, Batman, Peacock, Marie, Jason Todd, Mario
• Complicated Relationship with: Silver (his son)
• Worthy Opponent: Red
• Opposed by: Most Pokémon, the House of Beast, Maxie and Archie^note Former members of Team Rainbow Rocket
• Publicly, the Pokémon trainer Giovanni is the (former) Gym Leader of Viridian City. He comes off as a strong and intimidating man, but your standard gym leader nonetheless. In truth, he also serves as the boss of Team Rocket. An organization dedicated to the exploitation and theft of Pokémon and numerous other crimes, he's not one to mess with. Of course with the incompetency of the Team Rocket trio and his grunts, you'd never guess.
  • You can usually see him training his team in the House of Earth and Rock, or just enjoying a visit there.
• Unlike future bosses, he is no Visionary Villain. Indeed, he considers Cyrus and Lysandre to be out of their gourd for their omnicidal mania. He runs a criminal enterprise, with plans to Take Over the World on the side. You can usually see him in the House of Crime selling Pokémon on the black market. He can be seen competing with HYDRA as Team Rocket's a Nebulous Evil Organisation in the anime. He's also a rival with Vito Corelone, but they seem to be fond of each other.
  • Being a mobster, those who've suffered under the mafia hate him. Particularly Peacock, as what he's done to Pokémon reminds her of the cruelty inflicted on her as a child. Giovanni would rather not be compared to torturers.
• Part of why he requested ascension was to improve the reputation of Team Rocket, given its current represents were Jessie, James and Meowth. The three practically worship him, however he considers them pathetic. It's never made quite clear why he hasn't fired them, though it might be because Jessie's mother was a high-ranking officer under his mom and James' parents are filthy rich. They also help expand Team Rocket's reach into other regions and can prove tough on occasion. Plus they did help rescue him from the effects of the Reveal Glass.
  • He's been told of Meowth's many imagine spots of him. Though he tried to stay stoic, some of them got a chuckle out of him.
• Seeks to sell rare and/or powerful Pokémon, and in the Tropes Pantheon that expands to much of the House of Beasts. He's particularly interested in poaching members of the House of Ancient Beasts, and hoped to exploit Red XIII. This puts him against not just Officer Jenny and Nurse Joy, but Fluttershy and Eliza Thornberry as well. Giovanni's not averse to kidnapping the latter, as he sees value in her ability to speak fluent animal.
• Him and Ghetsis are rivals, with their teams duking it out...kind of. After all, only one of them can rule the Pokémon world! Giovanni also considers what he did to N evil. Yeah, he and his son have a rocky relationship, but he doesn't abuse Silver or use him as a pawn. You don't want to screw with his son, unless you want your set of islands destroyed.
• When the Black Organization ascended, Giovanni welcomed them with a newly created armored Mewtwo for study, and a Murkrow for the Boss. They maintain very good business relations with him.
• Has decided to team up with Doctor Eggman of all people. The idea came up in a dream...well, nightmare more like it, but the idea of allying with him was solid; Eggman's skilled in turning animals to weapons, and with Pokémon instead of cute woodland creatures powering them it'd be a boon. In return, he's been given some of the good doctor's mechs. He's also made an alliance of convenience with Bowser.
  • Works with Cruella DeVill to exploit animals, but even he thinks she's nuts.
• Most Pokémon dislike him, as you might expect for a poacher/yakuza combo. Heatran too, as his home and Magma Stone was exploited by another greedy asshole trying to use Pokémon for profit. None of their hate compares to Red Gyarados; it was Team Rocket's experiments that forcefully evolved him in the first place. That being said, Giovanni isn't cruel to all Pokémon-he's close to his pet Persian, and as such has fondness for the mean cat Greebo. He also likes the Murkrow in the pantheon for their thieving ways.
  • A Deoxys once served him, however. the one in the Pantheon isn't the same as that Deoxys.
• Team Rocket has played its hands at Pokémon genetics. Asides from the Red Gyarados, they fused the legendary birds into Thu-Fi-Zer/Zapmolcuno. Their greatest accomplishment (in one world at least) was the funding and creation of Mewtwo, to serve as his ultimate weapon. However Mewtwo did not take kindly to being treated like a slave and went rouge. He tried to reclaim the Genetic Pokémon once more only to forget it ever existed. The GUAE has reminded him of Mewtwo's existence, and he is preparing for a rematch.
  • His mother and predecessor, Madame Boss, started the obsession by desiring Mew for a profit. It'd be a quest that'd leave Jessie's mother to her death.
• Speculated to be Ash Ketchum's father. He admits that there's a connection, but states he's not Ash's dad; him and Delia dated, but she left him for Ash's dad. Many theorists think this is a cover. He's also got a strong rivalry with Red, who reawoke his passion in Pokémon battles.
• He may have reformed by now, but he's still honing his skills in case he decided to return to crime.
  • He has recently banded together with several of his in-world rivals to form "Team Rainbow Rocket". After being beaten back in Alola, the team has become dormant for now.
• Sounds like Heihachi Mishima. Like with Ghetsis he disapproves of his parental abuse, and even at his worst he wouldn't try to kill his own son.

Nina Cortex

Nina Cortex, Goddess of Villainous Daughters/Nieces

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: The "n" in her forehead and her mechanical arms
• Theme Song: Rooftop Rampage and Nina's Nightmare
• Alignment: Neutral Evil with shades of Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Grayish skin, Artificial Limbs, Big Bad in Crash of the Titans, Bratty Half-Pint, Cyborg, Cuteness Proximity, Dark Action Girl, Evil Foil to Coco, Skip of Innocence, Teen Genius, Used to Be a Sweet Kid
• Domains: Evil, Nieces, Cyborgs, School, Intelligence
• High Priestess: Fah Lo Suee
• Allies:
  • From her Universe: Dr. Neo Cortex (Her uncle), Dr. Nitrus Brio, Dr. N. Gin, Uka Uka, Tiny Tiger, Dingodile, The Komodo Brothers
  • Other Allies: Ripto, Bowser Jr., Catherine Rain Bilstein, Talia al Ghul
• Enemies:
  • Frenemies: Crash Bandicoot, Coco Bandicoot, Crunch Bandicoot, Aku Aku, Tawna and the Nitro Squad, Spyro the Dragon
  • Other Enemies: Nitros Oxide, Gary Smith, Rena Ryuugu
• Pities: Lennie
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Jimmy Hopkins, Micolash
• Opposes: Goths
• Nina Cortex is the teenage niece of Dr. Neo Cortex. From a young age, Nina started to show signs of goodness amd liking cute things, so her uncle decided to replace her hands for mechanical ones and correct her into a more evil person. It worked a bit too well and Nina ended up being sent to Madame Amberly's Academy of Evil so she could learn to be a villain and since then she's been one of her uncle's dearest allies. Well, even if there have been times she has double-crossed him, her uncle Cortex wanted to bring her in to meet the pantheon and so assigned Nina for the title of Villainous Daughters (It was then brought up that the title was a bit non-indicative and so it was slightly rephrased later).
• Nina usually minds her own business and for the most part rarely takes part of any supervillain scheme the member of the Grand United Alliance of Evil come up with. She does side with Uka Uka, the latter sometimes considering Nina to be superior than the other Cortex and she appreaciates the compliments but after overtaking her uncle once, she decided against becoming the Big Bad again, especially after she was sent to Evil Public School as punishment.
• Regarding the Bandicoots, she is fairly antagonistic towards them but not to the same extent as the other from Team Cortex. Originally she and Crash were on fairly good terms but with Coco things were a lot more heated, the two often clashing because of their shared intellects. That said, she is still tends to do her own thing instead of actively bothering the bandicoots but a notable exception tends to be the to the other female bandicoots from the Nitro Squad, who Nina tends to pull pranks on for the hell of it.
• Nina first debuted when her uncle teamed up with Ripto in order to eliminate both Crash and Spyro. Back then she was a lot more childish and though Spyro was just a purple puppy but now she is a bit embarassed by said event. She is still on somewhat good terms with Ripto given his ties to Cortex but she and Spyro aren't really getting along after the whole aforementioned incident.
• She and Bowser Jr. are friends being the somewhat second-in-command to their uncle and father respectively and Nina has considered reverse engineering some of the Koopa King's vehicles. Rain and Talia Al Ghul also begrudgingly respect Nina for possibly being even more intelligent than Neo Cortex (someone they both think is a lousy villain) and that praise only made the already haughty Nina become a lot more self-centered.
• While her looks and general demeanor might say otherwise, Nina is not actually a goth. In fact, she hates being called one and saying that to her face is a quick way to get you mangled by her mechanical hands. She even goes as far as hating other goths who have done nothing to her.
• Back in her youth, Nina used to love cute animals and that's one of main reasons her hands were replaced, which have made others be concerned of how that process went. The hands are designed so everything she wants to hug would be crushed to death and that ended up working a little too well. Nowadays she usually find people like Rena Ryuugu annoying for her reminding Nina of her old self but it's also hinted that she is a bit jealous.
  • However, there is one deity that has managed to make Nina feel pity towards. Lennie Small also adores small and cute animals but he is unaware of his own strength and accidentally gets them killed. Other than that, she couldn't care less about him or his pal George.
• Considered by her peers to be a bit of a nerd and a loner, and for that, she usually gets bullied as a result. Nina has grown to hate other bullies but they know better than to mess with someone who could give you a wedgie from afar (she is lucky, or rather unlucky, that most of her classmates are also supervillains). Gary Smith, while an evil douche, got in her bad side because he tends to call her "buck teeth" and Nina has gone as far as helping his Arch-Enemy Jimmy Hopkins whenever Gary sets foot in School just to get back at him.
• A Freudian Slip from Cortex may suggest Nina is actually his daughter but nobody was able to confirm it. Nina neither has said anything on the matter, making things more difficult to figure out, although considering Neo's background as being from a circus family, it may suggest that either one of his siblings did too abandon that lifestyle or Nina is indeed Cortex's daughter.
• Considering the shortage of evil schools, Nina ended up discovering that a neighbouring deity near her uncle's temple was leader of one. Micolash is willing to "enlighthen" Nina if she so desired but considering his overall insanity, she ended up abstaining.
• She has taken an habit of racing ever since she joined her uncle and N. Gin in taking over Von Clutch's MotorWorld but that ultimately failed. It wouldn't be until the Grand Pix of Halloween where Nina would return with her own track to boot, based on her twisted mind and joined by fellow scientist N. Brio and the bumbling Komodo Moe.
• Can also be found at Offsprings.

Susie

Susanna Patrya Haltmann, Goddess of Technologically Advanced Foes (Susie, Secretary Susie, Suzan'na Famiria Harutoman, Soos)

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: Haltmann Works Company Logo ◊
• Theme Song: The Noble Haltmann
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Pink Haired Affably Evil Girl, Beleaguered Assistant, The Starscream, Has a Tragic Keepsake, Helps Kirby stop Star Dream since there's no profit to be made at all if the universe is destroyed, Revealed to be the daughter of President Haltmann, Calling Parents by Their Name
• Domains: Technology, Family, Corporations
• Herald: President Haltmann (Her father)
• Allies: The Corpus, Mei Hatsume
• Friendly Rivalry with: Magolor, Isabelle
• Complicated Relationships: All good Mega Man deities, Phineas & Ferb
• Enemies: Void Termina, Star Dream, Porky Minch, Null Sector, The Neuroi, Dawn Bellwether
  • Friendly Enemies with: Kirby
  • Feared by: Meta Knight
• Sympathized by: Simba, Harry Potter, Naruto Uzumaki, Chirin, Team Dai-Gurren
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: The Masked Man, Lucas
• Susie is the secretary of Haltmann, president of the Haltmann Works Company seeking to mechanize Planet Popstar for the sake of profit. Throughout the mechanization, Susie fights against Kirby, siccing the company's most dangerous machines on him. She eventually betrays Haltmann himself and steals the controller for Star Dream itself, intending to sell it for profit and teach Haltmann a "thing or two" (or in the Japanese version, "wake him up"), only for it backfire when the machine absorbs Haltmann's mind, deletes it, and plans to destroy all organic life since it sees no profit in it. Susie helps Kirby put a stop a stop to Star Dream, and although it remains ambiguous if she has reformed (Either still intending to mechanize planets or trying to bring happiness with science), she is still on good terms with Kirby as a friend or foe.
• It's revealed later that Susie is actually Haltmann's daughter, who disappeared into Another Dimension. Haltmann attempted to use Star Dream to get her back, but the machine wiped out his memories in the process. Haltmann no longer recognized Susie by the time they met again, only hiring her as a secretary based on what little fondness he had for her. This in hindsight seems to explain Susie's motives for turning against Haltmann, likely wanting him to remember her as his daughter. Countless deities, especially those who lost a father (such as Simba, Harry, etc), felt incredible sympathy for her, and admitted that they would have tried to help Susie reunite with her father properly.
• One day Susie came into the Pantheon, and since she had nowhere else to go, decided to make herself a new home for the time being until she's ready to start business again. She also has a friendly reunion with a surprised Kirby, who wasn't expecting her to make her arrival, and after the Court of the Gods reviewed her case, decided make her the Goddess of Technologically Advanced Foes. Susie is quite proud of her title and position, and hopes to use it to her advantage.
  • While Susie normally acts as an enemy against Kirby, there is no malice in it at all. She acts seems to like and respect Kirby as a foe, and will even team up with him against a dangerous opponent, as was the case with Star Dream and Void Termina.
  • Meta Knight on the other hand, outright dreads Susie, since she robotized him and used him as a unwilling soldier. While he doesn't show it, Susie serves as a living Trauma Button for him. The few times they do work together are Teeth-Clenched Teamwork on his part, since he can't really forget what she put him through.
  • If there is one god she hates the most, it would be Star Dream. That thing is the reason her father no longer recognizes her, and it took him away from her forever. Though she doesn't show it, she hates seeing Star Dream in the Pantheon to the point she will work alongside her enemies to stop it without question.
• Lucas and the Masked Man aren't thrilled by Susie's actions, considering how Porky had invaded and mechanized their home for no good reason. Susie doesn't let it get to her though. When they do have to work together, the brothers are wary of her.
  • That said, Susie doesn't like Porky at all. She may be willing to mechanize planets, but she at least has a reason for it (even if people aren't willing to accept it as business). Porky is just an immature boy in an old man's body doing whatever he wants.
  • Susie is completely at odds with the Null Sector ever since they invaded one of her father's temples to mass produce killer robots. She had experience with rebellious machines once, and she'll put a stop to them before they get out of control.
• Susie met the Corpus once and came to form a business deal with them, exchanging resources to benefit each other. This ends up earning her the ire of the Tenno, becoming their enemy as well. Susie, on the other hand, is thinking of a way she can get her hands on the Tenno's biomechanical armor for the sake of reverse-engineering it.
• SilvaGunner sometimes use her company and father in their music/memes. Susie feels honored to have her theme song sung and represented by someone so famous, while SilvaGunner is pleased to sing a remix of the song to everyone.
• The Neuroi are mechanical aliens who invaded WWII-era Earth, feeding off the Earth's minerals and took over most of Europe. Despite this, it's clear they're incapable of being allies of Susie, since she is still an organic lifeform and it isn't clear if the Neuroi can be reasoned with. All the same, Susie is interested in capturing one to dissect and experiment on.
• All of the gods bearing the title of Mega Man, as well as their allies, have a rather complicated relationship with Susie. While she is amicable with them and sincerely offering them a chance to work for her due to her interests in the Robot Masters and their successors, none of them are really comfortable with Susie at all due to worrying she might try to brainwash them. Even the Blue Bomber himself, nice as he is, still cannot bring himself to trust her fully.
• Phineas & Ferb do have a good relationship with Susie since she respects their skills and the two are nice people, but they wish that Susie could put her talents to a more ethical use. Susie also notes that the brothers shouldn't waste technology on needlessly complex plans, when they could put their skills to a more meaningful use.
• Mei Natsume and Susie actually strike a kinship with each other, with Mei hoping to present some of her babies to her company. Susie is just as enthusiastic, but does note that Mei needs to focus on working on more practical devices before she can think of a position for her in her company.
• Susie and Magalor had crossed paths once during Kirby's battle with the Cult of Jamba Heart. While they don't become enemies because of it, they do form a rivalry because of their current relationship with Kirby (Magalor being genuinely reformed while Susie is more of a Friendly Enemy). Regardless, the two do hang out in their spare time to talk about hobbies and plans for the future, with Magalor either challenging Susie to some friendly competition or trying to help her change for the better.
  • Susie also met Isabelle, who is a secretary like her. Isabelle is friendly and polite with Susie, usually inviting her out for some tea and ice cream, even if she doesn't approve of the way of her actions. Isabelle is also sympathetic towards Susie for losing her father. Susie, while a bit dumbfounded by her clumsiness, still appreciates Isabelle's kindness.
• Susie outright dislikes Dawn Bellwether despite being a secretary like her. Susie finds Bellwether's goal and sadism downright disturbing, even for her. The dislike is mutual on Bellwether's end, who even goes so far as to call Susie a hypocrite because she looked down on other beings she deemed inferior, which she sees as no different from her prejudice towards predators. Susie points out that she can learn to co-exist with people, and she doesn't believe in pointless cruelty unlike Bellwether, who wanted to watch Nick tear apart Judy.

The Tediz

The Tediz, Infernal Army of Invoking Nazi Imagery

A basic Tediz foot soldier

Their more advanced soldiers

• Lesser Gods as a whole, Demigods individually.
• Symbol: Their Flag
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portifolio: Blatantly Based On Nazis, And Are Incredibly Ridiculous To Boot, Taken Relatively Seriously Regardless (Though Can Be Silly At Times), Teddy Bears Made For War, Bloodthirsty Psychopaths, A Whole Army Of Sociopaths
• Domains: Satire, War, Nazis, Teddy Bears
• Allies: Most Nazis In The Pantheon (Including Red Skull, SHOCKER, Deathshed, Rudolf Von Sturmgeist, General Heinz Bohm, The Medal Of Honor Nazi Footmen, etc), Monokuma and The Mastermind, SCP-1048
• Enemies: Conker The Squirrel, Karl Fairburne, Mike Powell, SCP-2295, Naughty Bear, H20 Delirious
• Opposed by: Lord Recluse, Magneto, Dr. Doom
• Not Impressed By: Lotso
• Conflicting opinion by: Gihren Zabi
• During Conker's memorably bad day, he had accidentally been drafted into an army of squirrels fighting against Dr. Kripplespac, the Panther King's traitorous right hand scientist. The war was between the squirrels and The Tediz, an army of Killer Teddy Bears who would either kill any enemy they found, or captured and experiment on them, either also killing them or turning them into twisted minions. Conker, who just wanted to go home, had to brave these Sociopathic Soldiers and ultimately destroy their most dangerous weapon, The Experiment. The war was still raging on well after Conker had left and their creator was killed, even expanding their army with more classes of soldiers, even attempting to kill the squirrel during his big family reunion. While there was a bit more to Conker's story afterwards, The Tediz still remained one of the more memorable adversaries he had faced.
• Their ascension was thanks to a particularly depraved bear, Monokuma, and his Master pulling some strings. While researching more potential allies, they came across a bio for The Tediz, which naturally picked their interest for obvious reasons. Looking into them, they had found out that the bears were suspiciously similar to The Nazis, what with their similar appearance and experimental attitude. After laughing for a straight minute about how ridiculous the idea was, they were eventually impressed by how surprisingly ruthless they were, and after presenting the evidence to the Court of the Gods, they were deemed appropriate for the title of Invoking Nazi Imagery, shortly followed by the arrival of the Teddy Bear army. While they mostly work by themselves, they'll still gladly lend a hand to Monokuma if he ever needs them, the army being impressed by his sheer ruthlessness and cruelty.
• The army became surprisingly varied over time, at least regarding its infantry. At first, it was just generic Tediz soldiers wielding numerous different weapons, some surgeons for torturing captives, and the occasional muscular Tediz. By the time the war had escalated, however, they had adopted a "class" system similar to their enemies, resulting in a more vast array of Tediz soldiers, including heavies, pyromaniacs, infiltration soldiers, bazooka men, and more. Of course, the generic soldier is still the most common one you're gonna find in the battlefield, being able to posses a wide variety of jobs and skills. That doesn't mean they won't use the special classes, on the other hand, who excel at their specific roles far more.
• It should be noted that, despite resembling and acting like Nazis, they actually weren't aware what a Nazi was, seeing how they were more Expies of the army than anything else. A few of them even think that the other ascended Nazis are copying them. This didn't stop them from making allies with many of the Pantheon's Nazis:
  • The Red Skull was probably the only one that took them seriously from day 1, seeing how his universe has plenty of weirder heroes and villains that were taken seriously. Though even then, he admits that the fact that they were stuffed animals was pretty new. Still, that didn't stop him from approaching the army and offering his assistance from HYDRA, which the bears gleefully agreed to. Of course, he plans to completely overtake them and turn them into his proper lackeys, but for now he'll settle for a simple alliance.
  • The corporation SHOCKER was initially made up of former Nazis, so an offer for an alliance with the bears was quick. In particular, they were impressed with their habits of experimenting with captured enemies, even being able to make monsters out of them, as shown with their most dangerous creation, The Experiment. Helps that they too were created by a Mad Scientist. The Tediz were happy to occasionally supply them with experiments and monsters for them to use.
  • Infamous Nazi Deathshed was genuinely impressed by their skills with weapons, being able to wield duel machine guns, assault rifles, bazookas, sniper rifles, revolvers, and even katanas. With that, he would occasionally supply the bears with extra weapons for their war, which is still going on, by the way, something that the bears are completely grateful for.
  • Rudolf Von Sturmgeist and his Nazi Footmen found them more humorous than anything, what with being teddy bears wielding katanas and whatnot. That said, they still know better than to mess with them, since they're also dangerous teddy bears wielding katanas. One drunken soldier learned this the hard way, cockily challenging one to a fight while in a bar, only to get decapitated for his troubles (And yes, the bear was also drunk, otherwise he would've kicked him in the crotch instead).
  • Heinz Bohm, being a shameless Card-Carrying Villain, found the bears to be utterly delightful, since they were somehow even more obviously vile than he was. He states that he'll happily lend a hand if the army ever needs someone like him, the bears themselves impressed with how ruthless the man could be and cheerfully accepting his offer.
• As a result of their alliance with various Nazis and Nazi supporters, they have naturally gained the ire of the soldiers and heroes who fought against them. Soldiers Mike Fairburne and Mike Powell in particular hate the bears, seeing them as no better than the Nazis they support, even if they were more ridiculous. As such, they'll gladly lend a hand in fighting the army, even if they have nothing to gain from it.
• In regards to other Teddy Bears, the bears were genuinely impressed with SCP-1048, a bear who was fond of making dangerous abominations out of human corpses. Of course, they were easier to deal with than the Tediz own creations, but hey, it was still impressive for one guy. On the flip side, fellow bear SCP-2295 was horrified by the bears, even considering them worse than 1048 to an extent. At least there was one of him. The Foundation themselves are rather neutral on them, willing to take them seriously despite their ridiculousness, but usually just ignoring them since they haven't launched a full on invasion yet.
• Lotso, the former tyrannical ruler of Sunnyside Daycare, was not as lucky to make allies with the group. When the pink bear approached them for an offer of an alliance, the Tediz laughed at Lotso, thinking that he was inferior compared to The Tediz. To be fair, considering that one is a teddy bear who conquered a daycare filled with toys, and the other is an army of psychopathic stuffed bears who gleefully slaughter and torture their enemies, one can see where they would get the idea. Still, Lotso had plenty of other powerful allies within the Pantheon, so it wasn't as big of a loss as one would expect.
• Many have noted that fellow homicidal bear Naughty Bear looks quite similar to the Tediz, what with being a brown, worn, and deadly teddy bear who carries a wide variety of weaponry who slaughters anything that pisses him off. Of course, the main difference being that while Naughty only does this to the Jerkass residents of Perfection Island and is perfectly willing to leave people alone, The Tediz are open sadists who attack people For the Evulz. As such, Naughty hates these guys with a passion, and is perfectly willing to go on a killing spree of Tediz if the opportunity arises.
• H20 Delirious, despite being a massive fan of Teddy Bears, dislikes the Tediz for being everything a Teddy Bear should not be. We say "disliked" because he finds the idea of "Nazi Teddy Bears" honestly kinda hilarious. Either way, this hasn't stopped him from participating in attacks against the Tediz, even convincing his friends to help out by simply invoking how absurd the bears are, something that Vanoss and friends couldn't possibly ignore.
• Not all super villains are on their side, as a few of them consider Nazis in general to be the one line they wouldn't cross, with the Tediz being too close for comfort, not helped by them allying themselves with other Nazis. The most vocal of them would probably be Lord Recluse, who had been a soldier during WW1 and has known firsthand how horrific they can be. Not far behind is villains Doctor Doom and Magneto, the former having experience with them and the latter being a Holocaust survivor. Seeing how these are three super villains known for their ruthlessness in battle, the Tediz are incredibly concerned about them, and have every right to be as well.
• The former holder of this title, for anyone curious, was infamous war criminal Gihren Zabi, who lost the title when his family ascended. As for his opinions on the Tediz, he's honestly conflicted. On the one hand, he recognizes their potential as an army, being ruthless killing machines and all, but on the other hand, they're also an army of Teddy Bears who scream profanities and wield katanas. He's still debating wether to ally with them for extra help, or ignoring them to preserve his dignity.

Demigods

Imran Zakhaev

Imran Zakhaev, God of Evil Russians post Cold War (Fourth Horseman, Hero of the New Russia)

• Demigod
• Symbol: A Desert Eagle
• Alignment: Neutral Evil (Pretends to be Chaotic Good)
• Portfolio: Bald of Evil, Beard of Evil, Big Bad of the first game, Nuke 'em, He Who Must Notbe Seen, Papa Wolf, Renegade Russian, Soft-Spoken Sadist, An Arm and a Leg
• Domains: Russia, Terrorists, Revolutions, Nuclear Weapons, War.
• Herald: Viktor Zakhaev (His son)
• Allies: Vladimir Makarov, Nikita Dragovich, Raul Menendez, Red Skull, Kane, Yuri, HYDRA, Sundowner, Roman Torchwick, Reaper, Widowmaker
• Enemies: Captain John Price, General Sheperd, James Ramirez, Captain America, Natasha Romanoff, Big Boss, Solid Snake, Warhead
• Opposes: Most deities that hail from the US, Kano, Most snipers.
• Imran Zhakaev is the leader of the Russian Ultranationalist Party, which has been in conflict with the Loyalists for the control of Russia. Zakhaev was always a powerful man, having been one of the most important arms dealers in the 90s until his assassination attempt that made him lose an arm. After his death, Zakhaev became a martyr and Russia remembered him as a hero, and his influence still lingered in the form of Vladimir Makarov.
• Zakhaev aims at destroying the West after, in his own words, his country became the lapdog of them. That would explain why he would approach this conflict by force and actually as far as to aid Khaled Al-Assad in starting a war with the US so they would be distracted while the war in Russia kept going.
• Makarov was very happy to see that his mentor found his way into the pantheon. With the two together things are going to get complicated for Captain Price.
  • From Makarov he got to meet Nikita Dragovich and Raul Menendez, who share the same hatred towards the West. In turn, their shared enemy Alex Mason also doesn't think too highly of Zakhaev.
• Before becoming the chairman of the Ultranationalist party, Zakhaev used to be an arms dealer and still to this day has done a few deals in the pantheon with the likes of Sundowner or Roman Torchwick. However, he refuses to interact with Kano ever since he ran off with his equipment after a deal gone wrong.
• Formed an alliance with Kane and Yuri since they also cause Russia to become the most powerful force after Albert Einstein assassinated Hitler. Safe to say, Zakhaev is proud that this version of Russia exist and wants to know more about it.
• One thing that he dislikes is snipers ever since he lost his arm to one. Then it turned out that Captain Price was the one that shot him and believed Zakhaev to be dead, but that wasn't the case. Looks like shock and blood loss didn't really take of the rest as he thought.
• Being a powerful and influential terrorist, it's no surprise that he allied himself with others like him ranging from Zoran Lazarević to Hydra itself who all wanted a share of his nuclear weaponry. Talon agents Reaper and Widowmaker also approached him with the intention of his backup, but he doesn't trust the french sniper, mostly because he lost his arm to a sniper in Pripyat.
• Zakhaev hates the west with a passion, especially after his son Viktor died. He aims to destroy any American deity that dares oppose him, and he has made some powerful allies that also share this view of the west like Red Skull.
  • Ironically, Captain America became his number one target on his black list. He also isn't very fond of Natasha Romanoff who is an ex russian agent working for the US.
• After learning about Big Boss and their "children" actions, he has been interested in acquiring a Metal Gear for himself. He also wants to avenge the death of Colonel Volgin and blames the former for that.
• Even though they both have access to powerful nuclear weapons, Warhead isn't too fond of Zakhaev.

Lady Macbeth

Lady Macbeth, Patron Goddess of Villainous Wives and Obsessive Guilt Cleansing (Queen of Scotland, Gruoch Ingen Boite)

• Demigoddess
• Symbol: A pair of hands desperately trying to wash blood out
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Domain: Marriage, Murder, Insanity, Hand Washing
• Portfolio: Pursues her husband to murder Duncan to become king, wants to become evil to get the throne, good at hiding her evilness, constantly wash her hand out of guilt Driven to Suicide, Happily Married to her husband, Would Hurt a Child
• Allies: Her husband, Bellatrix Lestrange, Talia al Ghul, David Xanatos
• Enemies: The Weird Sisters, Aang, Zuko, Katara, Sokka, Toph, Iroh, Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, Neville Longbottom, Lara Croft, Esmeralda Weatherwax and Gytha Ogg, Ned Stark, every good deities from the House of Royalty, the House of Magic and Prophecy, Gul'dan
• Respected by: Azula
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Grand United Alliance of Evil
• Opposed by: Every parents in the Pantheon who care about their child, every children deities in the Pantheon, Light Yagami, The Doctor, James Bond
• Superior: William Shakespeare (although she has plans to overthrown him with her husband)
• High Priestess: Duchess Felmet, Lady Asaji, Fox
• Lust after by: The Overlord, Ra's al Ghul, Littlefinger
• Her ascension bring upon fear not only on the House of Royalty, but also pretty every god in the Pantheon who worries that she and her husband are planning to usurp them. Because of this, spies and surveillance are constantly on watch in all of their temples to see what they are planning.
• Was given a spot in the GUAE because of her and her followers' exceptional ability to convince their significant others to commit diabolical plan. Lady Macbeth doesn't particularly happy about the position as she refused to be a lackey of anyone but accepted it nonetheless in order to gain influence while planning to overthrow some of her higher up. Her insanity served as a double edged sword to the GUAE: while it dampens her usefulness, it also makes her unable to execute her plan.
• Constantly washing her hand in the House of Mentality due to the guilt of convincing her husband to kill Duncan to take the throne. While this tendency was lessened somewhat when she ascended to the Pantheon, her temple constantly have various running water fountain.
• Her temple is despised by Light Yagami due to the fact that one of his "admirers" Misa is inspired to follow this role to assist Light during the time he was mortal.
  • In contrast, her temple is Xanatos's favorite place to visit given the fact that his wife Fox resides there and arranged meetings in his off day. For a reasonable payment toward the Macbeths, of course.
• Is on good term with Bellatrix Lestrade given the fact that both of the men they are in love with are violent and immoral. However, Bellatrix is jealous that Lady Macbeth actually got the men she loves while the former got stuck in an arranged marriage with someone she hates.
  • Because she chose to allied with Bellatrix, Harry, Hermione, Ron and Neville hate her gut and are on the camp that hope she never regain her full sanity.
• Azula was at first very excited to hear about her ascension hearing about her deeds and ruthlessness. However, the princess was disappointed to discover that Lady Macbeth went insane out of guilt after what she perceived as a smart political move. While still respect her, Azula sometimes annoyed with her habit of constantly washing her hands and wished that she would someday cured of her insanity to fully used her ruthlessness. Because of Lady Macbeth said similarity with Azula, the Gaang and Zuko all despises her.
• Engaged on a witch hunt with her husband after hearing that the Weird Sisters have ascended the Pantheon for their vague prophecy leading her husband's fall and death. This got the couple banned from the House of Prophecy and Magic.
  • Because of said witch hunt, as well as one of her high priestess is their mortal enemy, Lady Macbeth earned the ire of Granny Weatherwax and Granny Ogg.
  • Upon their witch hunt, she stumbled across Gul'dan and was immediately disgusted that he has the ability to contact demons to perform his deed. The fact that he is an ogre also makes her hatred for him increase ten-fold.
• Because of her ruthlessness and the ability to assist and convince Macbeth to follow go through with the killing, many evil overlord with thirst for power have set their eyes on her and scheming to win her heart or kill off her husband (or both). These people include the Overlord (as she is similar to one of his possible consort), Ra al Ghul and Littlefinger.
• Because of the long-running nature of her play and the fact that she is a pretty popular characters, Lady Macbeth acquired a few allies and enemies for her similarity to someone in their world:
  • James Bond once flirted with her as she looks like a few younger versions of his deceased boss M. However, Bond backs away when finding out who she really is in fear of her taking over MI6. Likewise, the Doctor approached her as he mistook her for one of his companion River Song but also backs away in fear that she would take his TARDIS.
  • Talia al Ghul is on good term with her given the fact that they both love their father and the men they fall in love despite their evilness. After learning that she looks like one of Talia's version, Lady Macbeth frequently appears in this form when meeting Ra in order to Squick him out.
  • Lara Croft was creeped out when learned that Lady Macbeth can sometimes speak like her and has been tight up her security system to avoid impersonation.
  • Littlefinger is especially intense in winning her heart and killing her husband as Lady Macbeth sometime looks like his deceased unrequited love Catelyn Stark. This also cost Ned to mistake that his wife has ascended and was quickly heartbroken discover that was not the case and Lady Macbeth is nothing like his wife.

Snidely Whiplash

Snidely Whiplash, God of Mustache-Twirling Villains

• Demigod
• Symbol: A silhouette with his face, mustache and hat.
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Card-Carrying Villain, representing evil that has a beard, is hammy, wears black and always has an Evil Plan, tends to leave Nell Chained to a Railway to force her to be with him
• Domains: Evil, Charm, Trickery, Facial Hair mlm
• Allies: Dick Dastardly and Mutley, Bowser, Xykon, The Black Queen of Sogo, Dr. Evil, Wile E. Coyote, Jack Spider
• Enemies: Dudley Do-Right and The House of Heroism in general.
• Opposes: Claude Frollo
• Opposed by: Princess Peach, General Tarquin
• Respected by: Charlie Chaplin
• Sometimes, some villains just want to simply act out their evil ways for the sake of evil. They see a potential Damsel in Distress and just want to tie her up to a train track to see if anyone would stop them. Such is the the philosophy of Snidley Whiplash, and for a time he shared this title with Dick Dastardly. But their constant failures started to wear the GUAE thin. It came to a point that Melkor demanded that one of them will be cut from the group. Whoever could do one successfully evil act would stay. The two frantically searched for a way to please their boss. In the end, Mutley helped Dick to sabotage the Batmobile... at least enough to help the Joker get away. Thus, Snidely Whiplash was banished from the Pantheon. He tried several times to enter to no avail. It was Dastardly that risked his position to bring him back. The Court of the Gods decided to give Snidley his old position, letting Dick Dastardly keep his new temple.
  • Despite potentially costing him a spot in the Pantheon for a good while, Snidely holds no grudge against Dastardly, even going so far as expecting nothing less from his evil counterpart. Now that the two are back together, they can go back to enacting Evil Plans and failing on most occasions.
• It wasn't long before Dudley Do-Right also managed to enter the Pantheon. Snidely groaned at the return of his nemesis as he was dragged to jail. He has yet to figure out how the do-gooder manages to thwart his plans desite being one of the dumbest heroes in the Pantheon. He hopes that his increased resources will help things out for him.
• There is no doubt he simmers at the absence of Nelly in the Pantheon. There has been talk of giving her Damsel in Distress, but they haven't gained any traction. There is an even less chance that his Arch-Enemy Dudley Do-Right will make an appearance. While he laughs at the prospect of beating his foe in that regard, some wonder if he the do-gooder completed his life.
• Peach could only emit a large groan when word came of his return. Many of her followers have had encounters with his type, with many of them getting captured in the process. Her kidnapper Bowser on the other hand was delighted to see one of the originators of damsel kidnapping make his return. The two can be seen exchanging ideas on how to lure the women of their desires.
• As usual, Xykon failed to successful say his name. However, the lich did recognize the face as one of the original archtypes of evil in the Pantheon. While no where near as powerful, Snidely was welcome to Xykon's temple at any time.
• Finds the Black Queen not only an attractive woman, but also one who agrees that he should be with Nell. Her Majesty delights in his attempts to sway the inspector's daughter, though some of her clergy were not pleased with his constant attempts to put her life in danger. she may pine after Barbarella with the same intensity, but Her Majesty has shown a greater care for her life.
• Despite both falling in love with women, mustache-twirling villain doesn't have much in common with the judge. Snidely chided Frollo for not accepting his feelings for Esmeralda and should just accept he's in love with her. This was an affront to the faith of his followers, who despise the objects of their desire.
• While no longer evil, Snidely remains good friends with Dr. Evil. The two remember fondly an age when villains acted within the means to which heroes have a small chance of success.
• Tarquin thinks otherwise. He was against the return of Whiplash as he sees the villain as one of the very worst examples of ineffectual villains in the Pantheon. Much of his book about how to be a better villain took cues from many of Snidely's mistakes.
• Charlie Chaplin can tell where much of Snidely's antics came from. Much of that time's silent movies had villains with a similar garb. Snidely confirmed this, stating he has always been fond of such villains, only wishing that they were more successful in foiling the heroes. The God of Silent Movies was willing to lend some of his tapes... provided Snidely returned them at a later date.
• One could say that Wile E. Coyote took some inspiration from the classic villain. He may fail to capture that Roadrunner multiple times, but Snidely appreciates his ambition.
• Despite his status as a Demigod, the GUAG has told their constituents to take him seriously regardless. He is nothing if not a determined fiend with a knack at putting heroes in awful situations, either by setting up traps or kidnapping their loved ones.

Quasideities

Ozwell E. Spencer

Lord Ozwell E. Spencer, God of Villains who Are Behind the Actions of Others (Oswell, The Earl Spencer, Dr. Spencer)

• Quasideity
• Symbol: The Umbrella Corporation Logo
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Portfolio: Aristocrats Are Evil, Met his end at Wesker's hand, Bad Boss, The Chessmaster, Chronic Backstabbing Disorder, Dark Lord on Life Support, Evil Cripple, Evil Old Folks, God Complex, Immortality Seeker, Mad Scientist, Non-Action Big Bad, Smug Snake
• Domains: Viruses, Darwinism, Manipulation, Villainy, God Complex
• Allies:
  • From Resident Evil (Less allies and more underlings): HUNK, The Wolfpack, T-103/Mr. X, T-Type Nemesis, The Hunter Series, Mother Miranda
  • Other Allies: Sheev Palpatine, Orson Krennic, David Xanatos, Master Xehanort, Maegor Targaryen, The Crimson Court
• Enemies:
  • From Resident Evil: Dr. James Marcus (Old Partner and Co-Founder of Umbrella), Albert Wesker, Alex Wesker, William Birkin, Chris and Claire Redfield, Leon S. Kennedy, Jill Valentine, Ada Wong.
  • Other Enemies: All ascended Zombie Apocalypse Survivors, Emmet Brickowski, Juror #8, Angela Ziegler, Emu Hojo, James McCoy, Kenzo Tenma, Good-Deities in the House of Physicians, The Ancestor
• Opposed by: The House of Nature
• Abhorrent Admirer towards: Miranda Lawson
• Meet perhaps the most influention figure in the world of Resident Evil, Ozwell E. Spencer. One of the three founders of Umbrella Corporation and the one who's been the head of it for most of its lifetime, Spencer was morally detached and had dreams of creating a superior human race, his darwinistic mindset would let him to discover the Progenitor Virus and also be the headmaster for the Project W, which was based on his vision for a perfect and superior human race. His hubris and ego also made him betray his close partners, having his co-founder James Marcus assassinated, attempting to steal the G-Virus from William Birkin, having numerous of his underlings killed and even a series of decisions that led to the downfall of Umbrella. Years later, on the run from the authorities, Spencer decided to meet one last time with one of his greatest creations, Albert Wesker, knowing full well that he would not survive the encounter and reveal the origins of Project W to Albert, immediately getting killed afterwards. The influence of Spencer alone was able to grant him godhood, but not the one he was seeking.
• Even ascended, Spencer is still stuck in a wheelchair barely clinging to life and with a lot of people wanting him dead with no possible mutation as a backup. After learning of his ascension, both Marcus and Birkin quickly transformed into their mutated forms and charged at Spencer's location, wanting revenge for being double crossed. Unfortunately for them, there is still a lot of bad blood with the two to make a truce to take down Spencer and then Ozwell took that opportunity to flee while the two monstrosities fought it off. Luckily for him, it enabled Spencer to get some protection in the form of a few loyal Umbrella workers and some B.O.W.s. Plus, the Grim Reaper and the Wolfpack are still willing to work for him but not entirely loyal to Spencer either way, the Wolfpack even sometimes wanting to tell him to piss off.
  • The hatred for Spencer isn't just limited to Marcus and Birkin when it comes to deities from his universe. Both Wesker siblings, the surviving S.T.A.R.S. members that raided his mansion and even their close allies have all a bone to pick with him, Albert himself just chuckled when he heard from Birkin that the old man was back in action. He didn't bother killing him again because Wesker feels leaving him live as a lowly god is a fitting punishment for him.
• It's always recommender to never, never, work for him. His history of screwing over the people that worked for him is no secret, that goes for potential partners, creations and even other minor workers. Most notoriously the architect behind the creation of the Spencer Mansion and other Umbrella facilities, George Trevor, had him and his family murdered to silence him. Architects around the Pantheon like Emmet Brickowski and Juror 8 were horrified when they learned about his death, not to mention the horrifying fate his daughter Lisa suffered. That said, Spencer did get along with Maegor Tagaryen, who did exactly what Spencer did with his own builders and got them all killed, although the lord could care less about his royal family.
• Has a lot in common with Sheev Palpatine, right down to having met his end thanks to an apprentice. Spencer also admires how the man's machinations managed to land him where he wanted and succeed where Spencer always wanted to succeed. His manipulative nature and scheming has also made him become allies with David Xanatos and Master Xehanort but both believe he would have to improve a lot given the numerous issues his plans had.
• While he finds their general appearance disgusting, he did ally with the infamous group of bloodsuckers known as the Crimson Court, although many find his distaste ironic considering what the viruses Umbrella has created do to people. Nevertheless, Spencer found some potential in the Crimson Curse, possibly even enabling him to create an even more powerful variant of the T-Virus before Marcus finds out.
  • That said, once he heard of Spencer's alliance with the Crimson Court, the Ancestor took a firm stance against him. While aged and relegated to a wheelchair, he is a reminder of his younger and more ambitious self which seeked nothing but power and also both being behind many of the events in their respective home universe. That, and there have been many comparison between the Spencer Mansion and The Darkest Estate.
• Considered the bane of many Zombie Apocalypse survivors, being one of the many reasons the Raccoon City incidents and other related outbreaks happened. Most people are very content with putting a bullet in his head but considering the increase in security following an attack has made that a bit harder to pull off.
• Considering his obsession with creating a superior human race and being its ruler, it's no surprise that Lord Spencer would become increasingly obsessed with Miranda Lawson, as she succeeded where Albert and Alex Wesker didn't, being a perfect and superior human. Of course, Miranda doesn't return the praise, thinking of Spencer as an old and senile fool that's far worse than her father ever was.
• Naturally opposed by most certified doctors, as all of Umbrella Corporation's creations and actions are beyond ethical and the damage they have done had made many people not trust pharmaceutical companies and doctors, making it hard to combat the viral outbreaks. Many have pointed out that Spencer could have achieved his goal faster had he tried to pursue a medical science career, coming out as the hero instead of a villain. Spencer simply doesn't care about what other people think of him.
• The damage that Umbrella caused also extends to heavily affecting nature and it's fauna, making Spencer an unforgiveable monster in the eyes of the House of Nature. The Nature Preservers are the more active opposing side of said house, even trying to boycott any potential new development or plan he may be cooking up.
• Like Wesker and Marcus, he too took interest in the E-Type Series B.O.W., also known as Eveline. While her purpose is for war, he thinks there is so much potential with her series that he wants to get a sample of molded to investigate. He also was surprised when he learned that the family she took control of, the Bakers, had their home made by the same company that George Trevor worked in, seeing a few similarities between his Mansion and the Baker Estate.
• As it turns out, Spencer himself was set on his current path by another person: As a young man traveling Europe, his life was saved by the mysterious Mother Miranda (no relation to the one mentioned above) whose work with the Mold inspired him to achieve something similar with viruses.

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