So a TRS thread has decided that Transgender is not a trope. Could Poison on Gender/Sex: Miscellaneous be changed to the goddess of Transgender Fetishization?

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I think she fits that trope

@Mr.Shadow Ohh,    The Dark    Star and Shadow Queen will love him quite a lot for his desire for conquest and DARKNESS!

I think Poison works with that trope as well keep it on her.

Edited by Mizerous on Jun 23rd 2021 at 12:55:51 PM

Mileena Madness

What would you guys say is the least controversial, but still fitting choice for Noble Confederate Soldier?

Pre-Drafts again. Any deities with body image issues or afraid of birds?

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[[folder:Snow White (Red Shoes)]]

Snow White, Goddess of Big Beautiful Women

• Demigoddess
• Symbol: The Red Shoes.
• Theme Song: This is Me.
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Big Beautiful Woman, Action Girl, Daddy's Girl, Proud of Her Body, Noble Enough to Wield Excalibur, Raven Hair, Ivory Skin, Royals Who Actually Do Something, Stout Strength.
• Domains: Beauty, Princesses, Fat.
• Herald: Merlin (her husband), the rest of the Fearless Seven (friends), the King (her father).
• High Priest: Etta Candy
• Followers: Nikuko, Melody, Melony.
• Allies: The Good-Aligned Disney Deities (especially The Beauty and the Beast, Goliath and Quasimodo), Shrek, Donkey, Fionna, Elizabeth the Dragon, Po, Garnet, Gomez and Morticia Addams, Jack and Maddie Fenton, Amethyst, Princess Cadance.
• Enemies: Lady Tremaine, The Evil Queen, Mother Gothel, The Fairy Godmother (Shrek).
• Snow White was the princess of a far away kingdom, who in spite of not being considered conventionally attractive still loved herself the way she was. When her father, the King, went missing and her kingdom was taken over by her evil stepmother, Queen Regina, she went on a journey to rescue him employing the help of the Fearless Seven (composed of their leader Merlin, Arthur, Jack, Hans and triplets Pino, Noki and Kio) a group of once-beautiful young men cursed by a fairy to become ugly goblins whenever they're looked at by someone as punishment for their arrogance and vanity. She also found herself transformed into a skinny conventionally attractive woman thanks to a pair of shiny red shoes which also helped her avoid detection from Regina. Though she initially was only helped thanks to the Seven seeing her skinny form as beautiful and trying to undo their curse with a kiss form her, they eventually all accepted her real self and helped her out of genuine altruism, with Merlin falling in love with her at the same time which broke the curse when they kissed. Eventually they would defeat Regina, free the kingdom from her evil and save Snow White's father; and with Snow White and Merlin having truly fallen in love, the two married and lived happily ever after, with the rest of the Seven eventually finding their own true love.

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[[folder:The Birds]]

The Birds, Unholy Flock of Feathered Fiends

• Lesser Deities collectively. Demideities individually
• Symbol: The sight of a screaming woman with a bird's shadow over her.
• Theme Song: The Birds Suite
• Alignment: Unknown. Possibly Neutral Evil or Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Aggressive Avians, Unstated Reasons for their Behavior, Unknown if Truly Evil or Just Fiercely Territorial, Possibly Taking Vengeance on Mankind's Abuse and Killing of Birds.
• Domains: Birds, Aggression, Terror.
• High Priest: The Birdemic birds.
• Followers:
• Allies: Viridi, The Houyhnhnms.
  • Barely Tolerate: Steve Irwin, Eliza Thornberry, Sir David Attenborough.
• Rivals: The Murkrow Flock
• Enemies: Humanity in general.
• Birds are well-known for being some of Earth's most majestic and admirable creatures... But not all are quite a happy sight, such as this collective of very aggressive and fierce animals. Composed of many bird species joining together such as ravens and seagulls, this special flock spread terror and fear among humans by attacking all at once in the town of Bodegay Bay killing many people. A family attempted to survive their horror and succeeded. Well mostly, as by the time the birds seemingly stopped their attacks they had already taken over town, forcing the family to move out... Only for it to be seen that the birds were on their way to take over the entirety of the USA and perhaps even the world.
• The birds' ascension was chaotic to say the least, flocks of them attacked all houses at once seeking humans to kill or at least force into hiding. Ultimately more powerful Gods had to step in and drive the birds back even killing several to make them surrender by force. Ever since, the birds lie in waiting in their temple, with no one knowing when they will strike again.

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Edited by VengefulBale on Jun 23rd 2021 at 12:15:29 PM

"Bingo! If two species hate each other, they will wipe each other out on their own."

Regarding Snow White, there are at least three other bearers of the name. Any interactions with them?

For the birds, Punishing Bird, Judgement Bird, and Big Bird are also murderous birds, but they will be enemies with the Birds, since all three are Knight Templars who fight evil under the belief that they will protect their forest and its inhabitants from the beast that would destroy it.

Vi: Well, it's not like we're getting attacked by a giant wasp spider guardian! | Leif: Never combine those words ever again.

For Snow White, something with other Snow White-related deities like Weiss Schnee, Koyuki Himekawa/Snow White and Snow White of the Blood Team.

For the Birds, Rod also dealt with murderous flocks of birds (that can kamikaze themselves).

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jun 24th 2021 at 12:20:25 PM

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

Jason Brody also was given the Red Baron moniker Snow White.

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@Excessive: You can go ahead and add the Celebration Halls, but here's a anyway.

Edited by Muundeis on Jun 24th 2021 at 6:47:10 PM

Next time on Dr. Phil Straddles The Border...

Still on a break in profile making, but I'd like to ask something questions for profile content.

Unterzee for Alien Sea: Aside from perhaps Black Cat Mantaray 5-4, I'd like a list of deities who operate post-sail naval ships. Airships don't count (I'll ask for that later), and neither do spaceships. Or as long as a deity's ship either isn't reliant on the wind to move, or can conjure their own wind to blow their sails. Submarines work too (such as Black Manta and Captain Nemo).

Edited by nightelf37 on Jun 24th 2021 at 10:34:58 PM

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I think Salad Fingers has a sufficient profile for ascending.

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Salad Fingers, God Of Creepy Long Fingers

• Potential House: Body Parts (s: 0)
• Demigod
• Symbol: His long, green fingers, or a rusty spoon
• Theme Song: Beware the Friendly Stranger
• Alignment: Unknown, believed to be True Neutral with leanings toward Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Creepy, Long, and Green Fingers, Serial Killer That Tends To Accidentally Kill Visitors, Ambiguously Human, Lacks Conventional Toothpaste, Cloud Cuckoolander, Talks To His Finger Puppets, Questionable And Strange Memories, Mostly Friendly Nightmare Fetishist, Extreme Omnivore, Very Unusual Fetishes, Very Lonely And Unhinged, Noodle People, Seeing Ordinary Objects As Imaginary People, Likes To Harm Himself, Obliviously Evil, Shifting Voice of Madness, Everything Known From His Perspective
• Domains: Insanity, Fingers, Creepiness, Post-Apocalyptic Settings, Deadly People, Surreal Horror
• Heralds: His finger puppets, Hubert Jason Cumberdale, Marjory Stewart-Baxter, and Jeremy Fisher
• Allies (in the most vague sense of it): Pico, Nene, and Darnell, Specimen 6, The Mad Hatter
• Feared or avoided by: The Imaginary Friends Of Foster's, Courage, Chito and Yuuri, Ginosaji, Alice Liddell, Fancy Pants Man, The Toys of Toy Story
• Opposes: The Houyhnhnms and all horse deities in the Hall of Ungulates
• Opposed by: Roombo, Artyom, SCP-426, Chucky, Don Quixote
• Baffles: The House of Narrative
• Enemies: The Magic Mirror, Dark Meta Knight, The Dead Moon Circus, The Murkrow Crew, The Other Mother
• On top of great ruination and destruction, catastrophic wars can turn the most lush fields into dreadful wastelands, and one particular great war would create a wasteland that would house one greatly peculiar survivor. A human, in the most ambiguous sense of one, pale-green and incredibly skinny in form, resides in such a barren world, going through surreal and often mind-screwing events, whether they'd be in real time or simply in his imagination, if we were to ever know. On occasion, there are other survivors that meet with the cryptic Salad Fingers, usually with something terrible happening to them in one way or another. Not that Salad Fingers holds any apparent malice toward anyone as he's concerned, with his genuine though odd friendliness towards the few he meets.
• A few deities scavenging through the battlefields in the Pantheon where destruction had finally eased off and the dust settling down, they eventually found a lone house in the middle of the barren land. Surprised by the existence of this house in spite of the impossibility of such a structure being able to withstand the battles in the Pantheon, curiosity was at its peak when the deities decided to explore the place. They were even more surprised to find that it held a living man within it, who invited them all to spend time with him. The other deities decided to report this anomaly leaving one deity behind to watch him, but by the time the Pantheon learned of the man's appearance in the Pantheon, the deity left behind to deal with him came out of the House of Life and Vitality, traumatised and murmuring about the individual's long green fingers. Once the Pantheon realized that Salad Fingers had found his way into the Pantheon, they deemed it appropriate to let him keep the title of Creepy Long Fingers given how much they stand out.
• His temple, within a barren wasteland, may be within the House of Personal Appearances, but it's surrounded by metal fences for the good of everyone nearby. Though he sometimes gets out on the rare occasion to wander about, which worries some deities given his dangerous reputation. The House of Insanity in its own sense is more welcoming to Salad Fingers, given his questionable sanity and how all the events in his series are in his perspective. And given his possible psychosis and lack of sanity, the events that the House of Narrative has witnessed of his adventures is too uncertain for them to wrap their heads around, finding attempts to interpret his behavior maddening. It doesn't help that the creator of his series deliberately makes his characterization so unpredictable.
• It's often unclear whether some of the friends we see him meet are figments of imagination, real characters in his world, or somehow a mix of both. However, Salad Fingers decided to visit Foster's Home of Imaginary Friends since it was within the Pantheon. The Imaginary Friends there would find him to have all of Cheese's weirdness and with a far more threatening presence to simply put it. However, Salad Fingers didn't really decide to do anything harmful that day, but he simply rummaged through the kitchen's equipment and had some mostly one-sided chats with other imaginary friends there before leaving. Due to worries of what he would do, Salad Fingers was hardly met with resistance as he came in and out of the house.
• Appearing in Newgrounds Rumble, he's familiar with a few of the deities from Newgrounds, especially Pico and Nene who approved of his ascension into the Pantheon. Not so much for Fancy Pants Man however, who prefers to keep away from the long-fingered man. Based on his actions within the raging battles between the Newgrounds reps, it's been determined that in spite of Salad Fingers not having as stellar durability or speed, his strength (on top of his reach) are definitely not something to be overlooked. With such observations, many deities are wise enough to keep a fair distance from Salad Fingers should he wander toward them.
• Has his own forms of buddies to socialize with in the form of finger puppets, namely his heralds as listed above. Seeing them as real living beings, he communicates with them and treats them like his relatives, with mostly friendly intentions. Horrifyingly, he's managed to turn Hubert Cumberdale into an odd fleshy being by using his sewing skills to give Hubert a body of flesh, and then Hubert Cumberdale actually appeared to become alive for real. It's considered a good idea not to take away said puppets from him, since he definitely will try to go after him, and nothing's as frightening as a determined and possibly mutated man coming for you with ambiguously dangerous intentions. Specimen 6 likes Salad Fingers since he loved to make puppets for children as a mortal, so he's happy to see Salad Fingers play with his finger puppets.
  • His manners of playing disturbed the toys of the Toy Story universe to an extent that they actively avoid interactions with him. Considering him satisfied with his current puppets, they hope that he decides not to look more for toys to play with. They're aware that he doesn't treat his puppets with any mean or malevolent intentions, but Salad Fingers' unstable mind is something they're not going to deal with.
• Artyom considers Salad Fingers to be too insane and unhinged to handle, despite his friendly demeanor. Although, his lack of genuine hostility means that he's not a really as much of a high priority target as Artyom's other enemies. He's helped the Pantheon mark up Salad Fingers' territory to be able to warn potential deities of the danger within. However, Salad Fingers likes to rip off some of the warning signs to keep for himself, which has annoyed Artyom greatly.
• If there's anything that Salad Fingers likes for sure, it's rusty spoons. He strangely loves to rub his fingers along them, or anything similarly metal and rusty. Such a fact was something Ginosaji learned the hard way when deciding to make Salad Fingers his next target. Successfully creeping up on the man, Ginosaji began to do his usual business whacking Salad Fingers with his spoon, but Salad Fingers oddly enjoyed the pain. Turning around, Salad Fingers grabbed Ginosaji by the neck and began to pilfer his body, not ceasing from Ginosaji's attempts to hurt him. Soon enough, Salad Fingers found what he was searching for: Some more rusty spoons. Putting down Ginosaji to play with his spoons, the latter gave up trying to slowly kill Salad Fingers and fled while looking for someone else to torment.
  • Roombo also had the misfortune of getting in Salad Finger's path, and the latter proceeded to yank Roombo off the floor and bring them to his house to drop him in some puddle. Due to the lack of functional technology to use for support, Roombo was left defenseless against Salad Fingers who waited for the machine to rust, although some other deities managed to reclaim Roombo before it was too late.
• Wandering through the wastelands within the Pantheon to find more objects of interest, Chito and Yuuri would end up finding Salad Fingers outside his home waving to them. Deciding to accept his invitation, they managed to cautiously approach and enter his home. Salad Fingers decided it would be appropriate to give them "a fine crowning", which the two learned from him talking to some unfamiliar corpse, and then taking out flesh from a nearby cabinet. Fear settling in, the two wanderers decided it would be best to sneak away while Salad Fingers was occupied, which only succeeded for the man was distracted by a spider hanging on a thread nearby.
• Don Quixote would also run into Salad Fingers, and found himself horrified by the tall green man. Seeing the man as some spidery man-eating monster, he deemed it appropriate to declare war against Salad Fingers. Salad Fingers wasn't really concerned about the physical threat Don Quixote could pose, but was actually really irked by him screaming of all things, and starting swatting at Don Quixote, which caused them to get an actual fight that ended with both getting knocked down. Don Quixote, finding himself in a bad position, decided to flee to deal with Salad Fingers another day, and Salad Fingers appeared to have a conversation with some imaginary being while on the ground.
• Somehow stumbled onto the middle of Nowhere and entered the Bagge household, and happily greeted the residents, much to Courage's horror. Finding him to be not much more creepy than many of the monsters and fiends he's met, Courage managed to send Salad Fingers away before he could hurt anyone. However, when Courage decided to head into the rest of the Pantheon, he found himself pursued by Salad Fingers, and at one point, was grabbed by him, and barely bolted out of his grasp and dashed back home. Intimidated by the lanky man, Courage usually checks his surroundings in the Pantheon to ensure he's clear of Salad Fingers if he's still interested in the dog.
• Found me, the particular SCP of toasting in the Pantheon, and the green man attempted to talk to me apparently aware of my sentience. He wasn't immune to my effects, but who knows if Salad Fingers noticed or if in his mind, he was calling me something different. Eventually, after rubbing his fingers on my body, the encounter ended with Salad Fingers tipping me over since I upsetted the guy for some reason, and he left me alone on my side. Obviously, I did not really appreciate meeting Salad Fingers.
• Salad Fingers would eventually walk into a tea party between Alice and the Mad Hatter, who were both surprised at his appearance, but the Mad Hatter appeared to be willing to let him sit down with him. With no intend to harm either of them, Salad Fingers decided to sit down and enjoy tea, but more importantly, fixate his eyes upon the kettle used in the tea party. Getting his fingers all over the kettle, Alice decided to speak to Salad Fingers to get him to stop, which did work, causing Salad Fingers to tense up and grow oddly frustrated. Fearing for her life, Alice decided that it wasn't safe to wait for Salad Fingers' next action and quickly bolted out of the party. Mad Hatter wasn't startled by Salad Fingers on the other hand, and decided to let Salad Fingers keep the kettle for himself, and hopes that the next tea party with Salad Fingers can go more smoothly.
• Despises the Murkrows since they remind him of a crow that stole a spoon of his, which greatly traumatized him. One Murkrow attempted to grab something shiny within Salad Fingers' temple, but the man was ready and managed to catch the bird. The rest of the Murkrow would find that victim to pop out of the House of Life and Vitality shaken and despondent for days from what it experienced upon Salad Fingers' hands, which while difficult to describe, deeply chilled the murder's bones.
• Oddly dislikes the horse deities in the Pantheon and responds to their presence in an annoyed manner. Some of said deities would prefer to stay away from the man anyway, due to some hand puppet of Salad Fingers known as Dr. Papanak having carved into the flesh of a live horse, if it even happened. It's believed that this behavior stems from a grudge stems from what Salad Fingers believes to be the aforementioned horse from his universe, namely Horace and his other horse friends stripping the flesh from his corpse and friend, "Milford Cubicle" (his name was really Henry, not that Salad Fingers cares) and turning Milford into a skeleton. It's believed that the corpse was really taken apart to make a hat out of the man, the existence of which creeped out many of the humans in the Pantheon.
• Visited the Hall of Living Objects, and while doing so, wandered into Chucky's temple, greeted by none other than the murderous plaything itself. Deciding that Salad Fingers was good as any other victim, Chucky would draw first blood by stabbing Salad Fingers right in his sides a few sides, but Salad Fingers, while falling over, didn't seem to mind being attacked too much. Scolding the Killer Doll for being too jumpy for some reason, calling the doll "Carly Junior", Chucky was surprised and attempted to grasp the situation, before being grabbed just before he could talk back. Salad Fingers would drag Chucky back into a nearby abandoned shack, and place him onto a pile of tar and sticky paper with the intention of what witnesses interpreted as "grounding" Chucky, and leaving Chucky behind, greatly immobile. It took a while for Chucky to escape, but he's indeed learned his lesson of underestimating the friendly stranger.
• Harbors much rancor toward mirror-related deities like the Magic Mirror or Dark Meta Knight, since they remind him of his abusive and cruel Glass Mother and Glass Brother that inhabit his mirrors, and tried to take Hubert Cumberdale away from him once. The former has to be more wary since there's always a chance that Salad Fingers might come in to try and shatter him, which can be possible if no one else is present to intervene. Additionally, he stays wary of the Dead Moon Circus, and despite having no way to learn that its leader, Queen Nehelenia, was sealed in a mirror universe, he dislikes her all the same. He's even more worried about Zirconia since to him, she could also try to take Hubert Cumberdale away from him through her Hall of Mirrors.
  • Additionally considers the Other Mother in the Pantheon and his own Glass Mother to be one in the same, and for that, he deliberately destroys specific spider webs to offend her. And unfortunately for the Beldam, Salad Fingers is a (rather creepy and immature) adult that could hardly feed her. Salad Fingers has also made trapping children a much more irritating process, since his presence near potential passages to her realm would scare away children she's trying to lure in.

Beep-beep

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

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@Excessive - Sorry for being late, but here's the last you'd need for the Celebration Halls.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Jun 24th 2021 at 4:34:00 PM

"Money is the goddamn plan! Have some faith, y'all!"

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

@Salad Fingers:

"Bingo! If two species hate each other, they will wipe each other out on their own."

Given that it can absorb the energy of Demons, which ones would be enemies?

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The Icon of Sin, Beast of the Apocalypse (The Virtual Icon of Sin)

• Greater Deity, but will eventually become an Overdeity and tear apart the universe as well as drag it into Hell with its very presence if allowed outside of Hell for too long.
• Symbol: Its head
• Theme Songs: The Icon of Sin, Final Sin
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Beast of the Apocalypse, Rasputinian Death, The Juggernaut, Meteors, Never Giving Up, Not Being Afraid Of Anything, Eldritch Abomination, Horned Humanoid, Is The Size Of A Skyscraper, It Can Think, Immortality, Mighty Glacier, Monster from Beyond the Veil, Planet Destroyer, Reality Warper, Thinking Up Portals, Walking Wasteland
• Domains: Demons, Hell, Power, Determination, Destruction
• Possible Superior: Davoth the Dark Lord
• Allies:
  • Demons: The Forces of Hell, The Beast, The Godhand, HIM, Malebolgia, The Violator, Bill Cipher, Janemba, Demogorgon
  • Others: Giygas, Dark Gaia, Lavos, The Death Busters, Molag Bal, Dr. Weil, Omega, Surtr, Fenrir, Tabuu, Phazon, The Lich, Death Phantom, King Ghidorah, GOLB
    • The Virtual Icon of Sin: SKYNET, XANA
• Rival: Darth Nihilus
• Enemies:
  • Demon Slayers: THE DOOM SLAYER, Spawn, Guts, Dante Sparda, Vergil, Nero
  • Others: Godzilla, Claude Frollo, The Sailor Guardians, YHVH, Palutena, Lucifer, Bowser, Bowser Junior, Fused Zamasu, Ragna the Bloodedge
• Unwitting Pawn to: The Grand United Alliance of Destruction
• Unknown Relationship: The Khan Maykr
• The Icon of Sin is an extremely massive, powerful and chaotic demon created for only one purpose. To drag the world and eventually the entire universe into Hell. It manifested again through a ritual, taking control of the Betrayer’s son and using him as a host. However, it was unable to accomplish its mission of dragging everything into Hell because of the Doom Slayer’s interference.
• Arrived to the Pantheon one day when a few deities in the Hall of Demons, lead by Malebolgia, decided to summon the Icon of Sin. However, the Doom Slayer saw this coming and came to intercept them, but the ritual was completed and the Icon of Sin was summoned into the Pantheon, where one of the deities, Malebolgia, decided to fight him. What followed was multiple demons trying to hold the Doom Slayer off from stopping Malebolgia’s plan before it started with The Violator, his superior and the forces of Hell leading the charge against him while the Icon of Sin started to rampage across the Pantheon.
  • Its rampage immediately got the attention of Demon Slayers such as Spawn and Dante Sparda who soon arrived to put a stop to it. However, the Icon of Sin was able to leave through a portal to reach its next destination, attacking them by summoning meteors to prevent them from following. The Icon of Sin appeared in the Hall of Dragons, where a visiting Bowser Junior was nearly killed by it like some of the deities residing there had almost been due to falling debris, fire and energy beams, pissing off his father something fierce. Bowser turned giant and punched the Icon of Sin straight out of the Hall of Dragons before exiting himself to continue fighting against it.
  • The fight got even more heated later when a good punch from Bowser sent the Icon of Sin right into the House of Ambiguity, where Ragna the Bloodedge and Guts decided to help Bowser out in defeating this foe. They were successful in finishing it off, ironically just as the Doom Slayer finished battling Malebolgia, The Violator and the forces of Hell.
  • In the end, many other Demon Slayers such as Sparda, Vergil and Nero were appalled to learn such a thing happened. When asked where they were when its summoning occurred, they replied by saying that HIM and The Beast decided to try their hand at raiding the Treasury...coincidentally 30 minutes before said summoning. Malebolgia snickered at this, proclaiming that this was nothing but a distraction to ensure that the Icon of Sin’s summoning likely wouldn’t be interrupted.
• The Khan Maykr didn’t know what to think of the Icon of Sin’s ascension. On one hand, the Icon of Sin has plenty of power that could be useful, but on the other, her botched summoning of it due to the Doom Slayer’s interference lead to her being unable to control it. The beast became a major reason why her plans failed because of this. She does plan to have plenty of contingencies in place if she ever wants to summon and try to control it once more so that the ritual would not be interrupted like before.
• Its ability to drag its surroundings into Hell has it being sought out by the Death Busters with hopes of summoning Pharaoh 90. To do this, they want to use it as a battery and make it so that it drags its surroundings into the Tau Nebula rather than Hell. The Sailor Guardians have been trying to prevent this from ever coming to pass. In a similar vein to the Death Busters, Tabuu also desires to control it. He wants to make it so that it drags its surroundings into Subspace instead of Hell. Of course, he knows he’ll likely have to get his armies to lure it in and defeat the Icon of Sin himself, but this hasn’t deterred him in the slightest.
• Lucifer considered employing it as a brute for the Grand United Alliance of Chaos, but this idea quickly fell apart when it laid waste to the entirety of an area some of his demons happened to be in hours after he spoke with it, during a battle against the Grand United Alliance of Law no less. Enraged, some of Lucifer’s demons attacked it, only to be swiftly defeated and killed. Lucifer has since decided to abort that plan once he learned that the Icon of Sin’s actions caused YHVH’s forces to win said battle. Unsurprisingly, YHVH sees the Icon of Sin as an enemy for fairly obvious reasons.
  • A few of Lucifer’s demons were later found near the House of Nature by Samus Aran, who came to a disturbing conclusion. They had been infected with Phazon. Finishing the job the Icon of Sin started, she fought back against them when they attacked her to prevent it from spreading, eventually killing the infected Demons. Once they were brought back to life, they revealed that the Icon of Sin had created a portal and punched them through it. They ended up on the Planet Phaaze, where Dark Samus and the Phazon quickly overwhelmed and infected them. They really want revenge on the Icon of Sin for doing this, though none know if it actually intended to get them infected with Phazon.
• Once got into a fight with Godzilla which nearly destroyed a good chunk of Houses and Halls and deities had to come in and pull them apart before things got worse. People like Hades found it hilarious and didn’t do anything but watch, while the two Kaiju attempted to tear each other apart. Things only got worse when King Ghidorah joined the fight and tried to target Godzilla while he was busy with the Icon of Sin. This forced the Grand United Alliances, Law, Chaos and Evil included (Except for Destruction, who liked the carnage) to step in and end the fight with extreme force.
• The Lich sometimes watches the Icon of Sin and the destruction it brings, plotting to either possess it to obtain more power in his quest to destroy all life or he might want to forcibly control it into joining the ranks of the GUAD. Neither option is good. Death Phantom is also interested in brainwashing it into serving him as well as the GUAD, which is something particularly worrying as him pulling this off isn’t that farfetched of a possibility.
• Out of all demons that have faced the Doom Slayer in its universe, the Icon of Sin is one of the only two demons, with Davoth the Dark Lord being the other, that doesn’t fear him. Other Demon Slayers haven’t had any luck in trying to make it fear them, but they only care about destroying and stopping it before it becomes far too powerful to be defeated anyway, lest the Pantheon be dragged into Hell.

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

@Salad Fingers: I saw speculations that suggest that everything we see him do is all in his head, and that he lived during World War I, given it's also been called The Great War, which he references at times.

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Posting for feedback and accuracy checks (both characterization and grammar).

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Milo Danger Murphy, Living Embodiment of Murphy's Law (The Murphy Kid, Murphy, Captain Chaos, The Milo-nater, M.Square)

• Potential House: Optimism and Pessimism
• Lesser God
• Symbol: His Sweater Vest
• Theme Song: Milo Murphy's Law opening theme
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Walking Disaster Area, Murphy's Law, Unluckily Lucky, Nice Guy, Crazy-Prepared, The Pollyanna, Seen It All, Keet, Hereditary Curse, Encyclopaedic Knowledge, Casual Danger Dialogue, The Klutz, Unluckily Lucky
• Domains: Bad Luck, Idealism, Kindness
• Herald: Melissa Chase, Zack Underwood, Diogee Ex Machina Murphy, Amanda Lopez, Sara Murphy, Veronica, Martin and Brigette Murphy
• Allies: Phineas and Ferb Fletcher, Cadance, Heinz Doofenshmirtz, Perry the Platypus, Eizen, Qrow Branwen, Arthur, Anne Hanakoizumi, The Saturdays^note Especially Zak Saturday, Benson, The Doctor, Chronoa, Future Trunks, Professor Paradox, Ace, Max Caulfield, Jackie Chan, Doc Brown, Marty McFly, Falcom, Hiro Nakamura, Yuuko Aioi, Charlie Brown, Touma Kamijou
• Enemies: Maltruant, Caius Ballard, Cyth V'sug, Audrey II, the Piranha Plants , Reverse-Flash, Kang the Conqueror, Randal Ross, Mordremoth
• Complicated Relationships: Nagito Komaeda, Kuzco
• Usually when people have the option of doing something the right or wrong way, especially if the latter will lead to catasrophe, they would pick the right way. But not everyone adheres to this. In fact, one teenager actually prefers to do things the wrong way. This teenager is Milo Murphy, descendant of Edward Murphy, the man who coined term "Murphy's Law". Milo was Born Unlucky, yet he feels lucky to have Murphy's Law because he feels life is an adventure. After all, what's more exciting, taking a bus to school, or being chased to school by a pack of wild llamas? So the optimistic Milo just enjoys life as much as possible no matter how much misfortune comes by in his everyday life.
• The Court of the Gods looked over Milo's case and were rather stumped and interested in his story. Namely, how he acknowledges and embraces Murphy's Law, going through life with barely a care in the world despite being a Walking Disaster Area. The Court of the Gods send an invitation to Milo to become a god in the pantheon, and Milo was interested in seeing the Pantheon's wonders and agreed to enter. Despite bad luck ensuing in even in the Pantheon, Milo is hardly fazed and instead marvels at the many wonders the Pantheon has offer. From that point onward, Milo became the Living Embodiment of Murphy's Law.
• Milo got a welcomed surprised when he crossed paths Phineas, Ferb, and Cadence, having once teamed up with them to fight against the pistachions when they were turning their loved ones into their own kind. Milo was all too happy to see some familiar faces in the Pantheon, especially those he teamed up with in the past. However, he also got a bigger surprise when he met his houseguest Dr. Doofenshmirtz, aka the future Professor Time, as well as Perry the Platypus, the doctor's Friendly Enemy/Partner. Milo also showed his joy when he saw the two in the Pantheon, and when Doof and Perry aren't interacting, the former tends to hang out with Milo as a guest in his temple.
• He tends to visit the House of Misfortune, knowing that he'll survive since he's experienced Murphy's Law for years. Milo tends to interact with residents who suffered for their bad luck (Eizen), were Born Unlucky (Arthur and Anne Hanakoizumi), or unintentionally brought misfortune to others (Qrow). All of them were surprised that he accepts his misfortune as a part of his everyday, but he explains that what makes life all the more fun. Because of this, he gets along tremendously well with Arthur and Anne, both of whom were very cheerful despite their bad luck, so the three discuss what they can do when going on adventures. Milo shows sympathy for Eizen, Qrow, and Sophie after hearing what they had to go through in life, which is why he wants to help them through their troubles.
  • Milo tends to meet with other deities who suffered from bad luck, such as Zak Saturday^note Who once tried to protect a tiger said to give good luck to others, yet instead did the opposite. When Zak used his powers on the tiger, it ended up causing bad luck to ensue to everyone., Jackie Chan^note Who had to return a cursed emerald to Ireland., and Benson^note Who suffered bad luck as a result of Rigby switching his fortune with his.. Milo tends to help these deities look for the positives of their bad luck, though at the same time, he wants to make sure they don't spread bad luck to innocent people^note He actually frowns on Rigby switching fortunes with Benson, condemming him to suffer from bad luck while reaping the benefits of Benson's fortune.. Results varied, but these deities are appreciative of Milo's kindness.
  • Yuuko has heard of Milo, another person with bad luck that nevertheless keeps a positive attitude regardless, but she's just as surprised as everyone else that accepts and embraces it as part of his daily life. The two of them became great friends, with Yuuko hoping to learn more about accepting her misfortune as an adventure. Yuuko likes to share her jokes and puns with Milo, with the latter not really seeing it as funny but still too polite to say it.
  • Charlie Brown tends to get the short-end of the stick, especially when comes to trying to kick a football (mostly because Lucy tends to pull the football away at the last second, leading Charlie to fall flat on his back). When Milo kicks the ball, it ends up causing a chain of events that ends up that lead to misfortune to whoever he sides with. The two bond over their bad luck, with Charlie surprised by how well Milo takes it in stride, while Milo sympathizes with Charlie after hearing of what he had to go through. He was also outright shocked when he got blamed for costing his team the game even though it wasn't his fault at all, making this one of the few times he gets angry at something bad.
  • Touma Kamijou can be considered a foil to Milo, since he also has supernatural bad luck that makes his life chaotic and leads him to go on adventures. They're also both kind people, having a lot of friends and companions, but whereas Milo embraces his bad luck, Touma hates his misfortune but is willing to endure for his loved ones's sake. That being said, the two got along really well in spite of this, with Milo sympathizing with Touma's struggle while Touma shows some confusion for Milo's philosophy. It's discovered that Touma's right hand can also negate Milo's bad luck, just like how it negates Touma's normal luck, so Milo tends to keep his distance from Touma's hand.
• Usually when Milo is around, llamas tend to follow. So naturally, Kuzco is annoyed when Milo's misfortune leads him to get turned into a llama once again, more so when he ends up getting lost among a herd of llamas. The llamas themselves dislike Kuzco, and all of Kuzco's allies spend hours trying to find among the herd. Despite Milo helping in the search, Kuzco is still annoyed with Milo's bad luck, so he prefers to keep his distance, though he at still acts nice towards him.
• Gets along with benevolent time traveling entities, having known Doof's future self and what he has accomplished. Milo shows sympathy for Future Trunks after hearing what he had endure and lose, and is even horrified after hearing of what happened to his world and time. Benevolent time deities such as Chronoa and the Doctor get along with him well, but they prefer not to let him get involved unless it's absolutely necessary since his Murphy's Law tends to be a double-edged sword. Evil time deities on the other hand, hope to exploit Milo's bad luck, something that Milo won't stand for. Milo makes it clear that while he will endure danger, he's not the type to intentionally cause or seek it out, and he'll oppose anyone who intends to exploit him.
• Nagito Komaeda has luck that varies between good and bad, but his luck has lead to some serious repercussion, as it led to the death of his parents and him developing a complete obsession with the concept of hope. Milo Murphy is a little disturbed by some of Nagito's tendencies, since while he does accusomted to danger, he would never seek it out, yet also sympathizes with Nagito after hearing of his condition. Nagito in turn has asked if Milo has his Murphy's Law was a result of talent, with Milo hastily explaining that's just his way of life. Milo has since preferred to keep his distance from Nagito.
• Milo has fought against evil plants before in the pistachions, so he is understandably wary about dangerous plant enemies. So when he crossed paths with Cyth V'sug, Audrey II, and Mordremoth, Milo knew just dangerous they were and promised to help the good guys put a stop to them. These enemies in turn have heard of how Milo and his allies were able to stop the pistachions with Wyatt Burp orange soad, so they plan to get rid of any chemicals that can prove toxic to them before the heroes have a chance to exploit it.
• It's highly recommended not to takeover Milo's theme song. Dr. Doofenshmirtz already tried that once, and ended up in the hospital for his troubles. Because of this, only deities who can avoid getting seriously injures or are Nigh-Invulnerable are allowed to take part in the theme song, and even then, it's recommened to be prepared for any injuries one may get.

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Demona, Goddess of Ignored Epiphanies (My Angel of the Night, Demon, Dominque Destine)

• Potential House: Character Actions
• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her Tiara
• Alignment: Neutral Evil or Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Blaming Humans for Her Own Doing, Being Alone, Being Evil Sucks, Constantly Betraying Others, Hates Humans Especially Elisa Maza, Hypocrite, Tragic Villain, Truly Loves Her Daughter, Being Turn into a Human During the Day, Evil Sorceress
• Domain: Magic, Revenge, Tragedy
• Allies: Koba, Shinobu Sensui, Kars, Redcloak
• Enemies: Goliath, The Hunter, Geralt of Rivia, King Asgore, Mystique, Magneto, Adam Taurus, Queen Beryl, The Phantom Thieves of Hearts, Humanity in general
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Zamasu
• Demona was once part of the Gargoyle clan of the medieval Scottish Castle Wyvern, and Goliath's ex-lover. Resentful of human prejudice towards the gargoyles, she conspired with the captain of the guard to sell out the humans inhabiting Castle Wyvern to the Vikings. However, this backfired because Demona failed to get the gargoyles away from the castle, which was her end of the bargain, and the clan was slaughtered during the daylight hours. Demona abandoned the castle, returning only to find the six survivors, including Goliath, under the stone sleep curse, leaving her alone for years. This causes the chain of events that would lead her to become bitter and hateful towards, even when most of her misery was self-inflicted. Even when confronted by the Weird Sister about how she was the one who betrayed everyone and wrought tragedy, she ignores that realization and continues to blame humans.
• One day in the Pantheon, Demona was summoned by an unknown party, leaving the gargoyle dazed, but interested in the new world she finds herself in. However, she is absolutely disgusted to find that the majority of the population consists of humans and non-gargoyles, so she plots to destroy them all. Reuniting with Goliath, who is horrified to find her in the Pantheon, Demona's plans are foiled when Goliath and his allies step in and fought her, forcing her to retreat. After hearing her case, the Court of the Gods decide to give her a title of the Goddess of Ignored Epiphanies, since she proved herself unwilling to learn from her mistakes, even she when she seems to acknowledge it.
• Many have noticed that Demona's overall behavior feels more in line to a human, at least humans to her, then she does with her fellow gargoyles. Namely she embodies many of the horrible sins she accuses humans of having, all the while being too inculbable to admit it. Despite Demona's claim of trying to protect/save her species, she has some blame for their destruction. She is the one, along with the Captain of the Guard, to betray the inhabitants of Castle Wyvern to the Vikings that got her clan massacre. She is the one who indirectly created The Hunter, hunters who dedicate their lives to destroy gargoyles. And her betrayal of MacBeth to Canmore who destroyed the last Gargoyles of Scotland. Yet she too consumed of hatred to notice these tragic mistakes.
• Allies for Demona is very scarce. This is because Demona has a tendency to betray any allies she has. But despite that she has made some allies:
  • There's Koba who shares her loathing towards humans. Though, it might be because she is interested in a disease from his world that dwindle the human population. Hearing about the Simian Flu has made Demona interested in using it wipe out the human race, all the while promising Koba that he may rule the pack once humanity is finally extinct. That said, it remains to be seen if Demona will betray Koba once he is no longer needed.
  • There were those who thought she could be allies to Magneto and Mystique, especially the last one since they are so similar in personality and appearance, since they are/were part of an Anti-Human group. However, she still considers them as rotten humans even if they are mutated. The same goes for Adam Taurus who. While he isn't classified as human, Demona still sees him as one. And that his animal features just proves to her how monstrous humans. That said, Magneto does see a lot of himself in Demona and hopes to persuad her to his side.
  • In an ironic twist, Demona found a perfect ally in the human Shinobu Sensui because he was subjected to the evils of men and share her hatred of them. However, she is disappointed when she found out that Sensui's main personality doesn't personally want humans destroyed so much as he desires a desire to atone. Because of this, she's perfectly willing to help Sensui's other personalities supress the main personality to prevent him from getting in the way of destroying humanity.
  • Demona and Redcloak actually seem to get along perfectly, since they both hate humans for their actions their race, while also refusing to acknowledge their own wrongs. Because of this, they tend to work together the best out of all of Demona's alliances. Of course, Demona still ends up being the brains of the operation, and she won't hesitate to stab Redcloak in the back if it suits her needs.
  • Demona and Zamasu are united in their hatred towards humans, but that's as far as the alliance goes. The two despise each other, Demona because even she doesn't want to wipe out every other mortal, and Zamasu becaue Demona is a gargoyle (he even goes so far as to call her hideous). While the two are willing to work together in destroying their common enemies, the two won't even hesistate to betray the other once they decide they are no longer needed.
• Queen Beryl has some similarities to Demona, namely they both had an Ignored Epiphany and both have love as a motive (Queen Beryl's desire for Prince Endymion led to her deal with Queen Metalia, while Demona has had some lovers that have betrayed her^note Perceived in Goliath's and Macbeth's case, definetaly in Thailog's case). Beryl believed Demona would become a good ally to her, but Demona has no interest in doing so since Beryl is still a human. Beryl is still willing to find a way to convince Demona to ally with her, since her skills and knowledge would no doubt be useful.
• The Phantom Thieves of Hearts note that Demona's desires are really distored, and are able to locate her Palace in the Metaverse. Demona's Shadow Self seems to shift between hating and blaming humans to a depressed wreck who's having trouble admitting her faults. Currently, the Phantom Thieves are consulting with Goliath about whether they change her heart to free her from her distorted desires, since Goliath and Demona were lovers once, but Goliath admits that he's not comfortable with Heel–Face Brainwashing to make her change. The Phantom Thieves are willing to wait for his answer, all the while keeping tabs on Demona and promising to make sure she doesn't go too far.
• Asgore Dreemur opposes her genocidal campain against humans, having learned from experience just what happens when someone lets hatred blind them to what's important. Demona is baffled by how someone like Asgore could overcome his hatred for humans despite what they've done to his son. Asgore has made it clear he knows just how costly revenge is and warns Demona that she'll lose everybody she loves if she keeps going down this path, even reminding her of how her daughter feels about humans. While this did get a reaction out of her, Asgore's sadly, but unsurprisingly fall on deaf ears as Demona refuses to acknowledge the error of her ways.
• Maybe one of her few redeemable qualities is her love for her daughter, Angela. She was willing to set her hatred against the Manhatten Clan to save her. Also, While her current plans to wipe humanity is partially base on revenge, most often it to assure a safe haven for her daughter.
• It's been speculated that Demona could be less homicidal if she actually got laid. This is because her gargoyle biology makes her go in heat. And since she been alive for centuries, there's a good chance she overheating and needs a good scratch.
• While she hates humans, she developed a personal grudge against Eliza Masa, the human who became allies with the Manhatten. At least most of the hate has to do with jealousy of Eliza becoming the "head" female of the clan and being Goliath's new lover.

While I already have promises of the s I need to have this approved, I am just reposting this to make it official. I also added a new interaction.

Dr. René Emile Belloq, the God Whose Head Exploded (René Belloq, Bellosh [by Sallah])

• New House: Manners of Death
• s: 3 Igordebraga, Rj-19-CLOVIS-93, Vengeful Bale
• Demigod (Intermediate God in his powered up form in an alternate timeline)
• Symbol: A hand grabbing a golden coin
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Your Head Asplode, Affably Evil, Evil Counterpart, French Jerk, Shadow Archetype, Not So Different
• Domains: Archeology, Intelligence
• Allies: Apophis, Grand Admiral Thrawn, Major Toht, Scarecrow, Dr. Evil, Hypno
  • Odd Friendship with: Magolor
• Current Employers: The GUAE, Flintheart Glomgold
• Unwitting Pawn to: The Shadow Monster
• Rival: Indiana Jones
• Dislikes: Red Skull
• Enemies: Captain Picard, Lara Croft, Nathan Drake, Wario, Waluigi, Gimli, Link, Mike Powell, Karl Fairburne, Scrooge McDuck, Han Solo, Austin Powers, James Moriarty, Judge Claude Frollo
• Superiors: George Lucas, Steven Spielberg
• Fears: YHVH, the Sniper, Beelzebub, Darryl Revok
• Interested in: Pokémon, Kratos
• Annoyed By: Michael Bay, Sherlock Holmes, Adenoid Hynkel, Various expys of Indiana Jones
• Dr. René Belloq is one of the most cunning and ruthless so called “archeologists” in the Pantheon and Indiana Jones’ rival. He is highly manipulative and usually takes advantage of others to do his dirty work rather than do the heavy lifting himself. Whether it’s stealing his rival Indiana Jones’ work or taking advantage of dictatorial regimes, he is a true threat to anyone unwise (or unfortunate) to have dealings with him.
  • However, it’s not his clever mind games or corrupt archeological exploits that got him into the Pantheon, it’s the fact that his head messily exploded when he tried to use the power of the Lost Ark. He is not happy about that and doesn’t appreciate others pointing it out.

• He is positively terrified of YHVH considering that only a fragment of YHVH’s power caused his infamous head explosion. In fact, he’s terrified of the house of religion and faith in general. He’s actually started refusing to take jobs related to artifacts of any religion, which naturally makes finding work harder, but it’s best to be safe in his opinion.
• He is also understandably afraid of other head-explosion causing gods.
  • He is terrified of the Scanner Darryl Revok who is known for causing violent head explosions using his telekinetic powers. Revok doesn’t particularly hate him any more than he hates most non-scanners though, and has thus far not gone after him specifically. To make sure he doesn’t start though, Belloq has tried to stay away from his temple whenever possible.
  • He is also afraid of the Sniper, considering he specializes in headshot kills. Sniper doesn’t have any beef with him though, despite his similarities to the Spy.
• In at least one alternate timeline instead of his head exploding, the Lost Ark’s power caused him to transform into a gigantic eldritch light creature seemingly formed by pure energy that was destroyed by Indiana Jones and Marian Ravenwood. The version of him in the Pantheon is definitely from the main timeline, but after hearing about it, was certainly interested by this. He has been confirmed as incapable of assuming this form in the Pantheon though.
• After ascending, he meet up with his old colleague Major Toht to discuss what exactly went wrong with the Lost Ark incident. Toht is convinced that it was somehow rigged to do that when opened while Belloq thinks they somehow did the ritual wrong. They eventually decided that it didn’t matter and started brainstorming a plot to get revenge on Indy. They eventually decided that they needed to exploit his fears to defeat him and teamed up with the self declared “Pantheonic Fearmaster” Scarecrow to find his worst fears. Scarecrow eventually found out that his worst fear was snakes using his “fear toxin”. They eventually decided that they needed to ally themselves with a snake deity. So in a misguided attempt to gain more power and get revenge on Indiana, they decided to ally themselves with the Ancient Egyptian serpent demon Apophis. Belloq was initially reluctant to try to use the power of another religious figure, but he was pressured into it by the other two. Apophis doesn’t think very highly of the trio, but has agreed to lend them a small amount of power in exchange for some souls to eat. In order get those souls, The group has had to go to the various domains of the Pantheon to ambush unsuspecting mortals and use a special device to send them to Apophis’ realm. Their mistake was going to the dominion of Hyrule while Link was also visiting. As they attempted to ambush the hero, Link used his quick reflexes to knock the device out Toht’s hands and destroyed it with an arrow shot. After a short battle, the group retreated and are currently in the process of rebuilding the device.
• He was also introduced to the leader of the Nazis in the Pantheon, Red Skull, by Major Toht early on. Contrary to what one might expect however, they didn’t really get along very well. Skull sees him as an example of why “digging for trinkets in the desert” is a horrible idea and while Belloq admits that the Lost Ark incident was a failure, he doesn’t think that immediately means that all archeology is pointless and that the Skull has had more of his own failures using only mechanical science. The two will still work together if the situation demands it, but they will definitely be resentful about it.
• He is annoyed by the fact that there are so many expys of Indy in the Pantheon. It’s just another unpleasant reminder of his worst defeat that he can’t seem to distance himself from. Sometimes he has been known to attempt to write to the Court of the Gods to convince them to stop letting anyone who even vaguely resembles him from entering the Pantheon. So far, these efforts have been completely fruitless.
• He is currently employed by the GUAE, as they don’t have any gods that specialize in archaeology and Belloq needed a job. Right now he is mainly reading up on the histories of the various locations in the Pantheon.
• As a side job, he also works for Flintheart Glomgold. He was surprised to see that he was a duck (a duck that wore human clothing and spoke in a rather unnatural sounding Scottish accent for that matter), but he pays in real money, so he doesn’t ask too many questions. Glomgold often rants about his obsession with being the “Richest Duck in the Pantheon” and/or defeating his rival Scrooge Mcduck to him and sends him to find various artifacts in the area surrounding the city of Duckburg. Belloq sees him as an idiot, but a useful idiot that provides a good source of money none the less.
  • While attempting to find one of these artifacts once, he encountered Mcduck looking for the same thing. A fight between the two treasure hunters started, which ended badly for Belloq, as he had badly underestimated Mcduck’s fighting skills. When he went back to Glomgold’s Temple empty handed, the duck was furious at him for his falure, but decided not to fire him as he had been quite successful up to that point.
• Captain Picard is disgusted by him for turning an old hobby of his into a morally wrong way to make profit. He thinks he is a relic of a time when humans were fixated on money that should stay in the past. Not helping matters is that they work for opposite alliances that have been enemies since the beginning.
• He also has developed an interest in Pokémon after an archeological dig in the Pokemon World. After all the bounty hunting misadventures, he is trying to acquire one as a bodyguard, without much luck so far. He is especially interested in Golurk both as an archeological curiosity and a bodyguard. Fortunately, Golurk is not in the Pantheon. Yet.
• Indiana Jones isn’t the only Adventure Archeologist in the Pantheon that has made enemies with Belloq. Both Nathan Drake and Lara Croft have had nasty encounters with him as well.
  • Drake had a shootout with him at some point over a Macguffin of some kind in The Great Treasury that ended with both of them badly injured and an interloper named Wario stealing the prize. The two have been enemies to this day.
  • Croft meanwhile was exiting a tomb she had just raided when she exited only to find herself held at gunpoint by Belloq. She managed to fool him into thinking that most of the treasure was already taken and that she had found nothing but a few antique coins. Naturally, as soon as he was distracted by them, she gave he a swift kick in the jaw and ran off victoriously. That trick may have worked on Indiana Jones twice, but Belloq did have backup both times while this time he was both alone, and up against a different person.
• He later met Wario again, but this time it was a more direct fight. The fight started during a GUAE excavation in the Mushroom Kingdom when Wario attempted to steal the treasure they had found. As it turned out, they had both brought backup. Wario had his usual accomplice Waluigi with him and Belloq had a standard platoon of GUAE soldiers with him mostly consisting of Koopa Troopas and Goombas given that this was the Mushroom Kingdom. After a good deal of platforming action from Wario and Waluigi, all of the soldiers had either been killed, or retreated leaving only Belloq and 3 Koopas, who promptly tried escaped with the treasure on an armored car. One car chase later, Wario and Waluigi had defeated them seemingly for good by tricking them into driving off a cliff. What the suspenders wearing duo didn’t know was that the car’s contents were mostly 1-up mushrooms, so they survived the fall by eating them and simply revived back at the dig site upon exploding. Of course, nobody really won, as the treasure was destroyed when the car exploded.
• He also dislikes Gimli as the dwarf resembles Sallah, one of Indiana Jones’ allies that gave him trouble during the Lost Ark excavation. Gimli could not care less about it, as the two almost never cross paths. That doesn’t stop Belloq from resenting him though.
• Bombastic film director Michael Bay once asked him to appear in a movie because he was the god of exploding heads. He refused obviously. Bay still asks him to reconsider occasionally, but has had no luck so far.
• One of his few actual friends in the the Pantheon is Grand Admiral Thrawn of the Galactic Empire. They both share a fascination with archaeology and have a habit of victory through out planning opponents. They often can be found discussing plans to acquire (through means both legitimate and shady) various artifacts from throughout the Pantheon to add to a collection they have hidden somewhere in the Pantheon.
• He was eventually captured alive during a raid on a GUAE excavation project by 2 soldiers working for the OSS named Mike Powell and Karl Fairburne seeking to gain information on his collaboration with the Nazis. He told them the truth of what happened, but phrased it as a Sarcastic Confession. Naturally, they didn’t believe him so he told them a completely made up story about recovering an ancient sword with historical significance that Hitler thought would make a good mantelpiece decoration. Realizing that they wouldn’t get much useful information out of him, the operatives just sent him to a medium security prison nearby, which was promptly recaptured by GUAE forces anyways.
• Belloq denies any claims that he accidentally ate a fly a few hours prior to his original death. Trolls in the Pantheon still like to insult him about it though and for what it’s worth, he does seem to be uneasy about the demonic Lord Of The Flies Beelzebub.
• He strongly dislikes time traveling gods, as they threaten to make his profession obsolete. He doesn’t act on it though, as he knows he’s not nearly powerful enough to realistically fight a time traveler, even an incompetent one, much less a skilled one.
• One villain he refuses to work with is the dictator of Tomania Adenoid Hynkel. Hynkel’s sheer stupidity would be enough on its own, but it’s made worse because he only speaks in bizarre gibberish. The foolish fascist tried to hire him to get him something called the Gildesten Macoughiner, but was almost immediately refused. Belloq has tried to stay at least 5 miles away from Tomania ever since.
• He strongly dislikes Han Solo for a number of reasons. The most obvious is that he looks very similar to Indiana Jones but also because he views his initial exploitation of an ideology for money, but later fully converting to it as something to avoid at all costs. Han doesn’t think highly of him either, and thinks that he’s effectively little better than the bounty hunters he has had to fight over the years.
• One god that fascinates him is Kratos, as well as being an archeological curiosity, the Spartan Warrior managed to kill several gods and eventually become one in his own right. As a divine being caused his head explosion, Belloq has been closely studying the story of the god-slayer, but has decided not to interact with him directly, as the warrior is quite dangerous to be around and would probably figure out his evil intentions relatively quickly.
• During an evilness relapse, Dr. Evil decided to ally with him so they can work together to obtain “Ancient doomsday devices for the use of Evilllll!” due to the simple fact that Evil’s Mooks have all failed him (despite plenty of those times being his fault) and Belloq actually succeeded at his goal of obtaining the Lost Ark. He finds Dr. Evil a little bit strange, but overall a good ally to have, considering his main enemy Austin Powers is a complete idiot that couldn’t possibly pose a threat to him. He was right about Powers being an idiot, but he was very, very wrong about him not being a threat. While it is known that they fought each other at some point, Belloq refuses to speak of it, and Powers when asked about just laughs to himself and says something about orange juice. Not long after that, Evil’s relapse ended and now they’re just friends with each other.
• One god that has been secretly manipulating him is the “Shadow Monster” otherwise known as the “Mind Flayer”. The monster has taken partial control over his mind and has been making him dig tunnels throughout the Pantheon using archeological digs as a front to avoid attracting unwanted attention. Using these tunnels, the monster has managed to set up an elaborate spy network for the alliance it ultimately serves: the Grand United Alliance of Destruction. Eventually, after some investigation, the ruse was discovered. Belloq’s mind was purged of the Shadow Monster’s influence by Hypno and the tunnels were promptly flooded with acid and a death squad consisting of some of the best fighters from each alliance other than the GUAD killed the GUAD Mooks the managed to survive the acidic flood. Or at least, they tried their best, a few of them might have escaped. As for Belloq’s opinion on the whole incident, he claimed that he has no idea how his mind was infected in the first place and that he has extreme gratitude towards Hypno for removing the mental infection. Hypno, for it’s part had a sick stomach for weeks afterwards.
• One god he has surprisingly befriended is Magolor. They both have an interest in archeology and have had bad run ins with dangerous relics. Magolor has avoided getting involved with his work though, as he doesn’t want to provoke the heroes that defeated him the last time he tried evil shenanigans. They still sometimes just talk about mundane things like the weather or what deities have the strangest titles.
  • Some deities have wondered what would happen if Belloq wore the Master Crown that drove Magolor insane. Most agree that his head would probably explode again. This is essentially a moot point however, as the crown was destroyed several years ago. Belloq for his part doesn’t want to find out considering what he has heard about it.
• Does not appreciate being impersonated and when he heard about criminal mastermind James Moriarty doing exactly that, he was annoyed to put it lightly. Belloq has been unable to actually locate the Professor however, as he is infamously elusive and can use his many, many identities to blend into almost any crowd. Moriarty being a pain in the rear is one of the very few things that Belloq agrees with Indiana Jones about, and that says something. He doesn’t really have anything to say about the Professor’s rival Sherlock Holmes however, he just thinks he is a bit of a nuisance, but ultimately nothing to unmanageable. Sherlock usually doesn’t have any reason to interact with him and mostly leaves foiling him to people better equipped to do so.
• He thinks that fellow French Jerk Judge Frollo is a complete idiot that doesn’t have the slightest fathom of an idea of the will of the god that he claims to serve. Upon hearing of this, Frollo had him arrested immediately on the charges of “Slander” and “Blasphemy”. However, surprising nobody, the Court Of The Gods threw the case out almost immediately due to insufficient evidence. Since then, Belloq hasn’t seemed to be particularly fond of the judge, or the GUAL, but he has been much more careful about what he says in public.

Edited by Trypticon03 on Jun 24th 2021 at 9:36:23 AM

Any other deities related to antimatter?

Mr Shadow, God of Villains Who Only Need One Victory To Be Supreme (The Evil, The Great Evil, Anti-Life, Anti-Lifeforce)

• House: Villainous Success and Failure (House of Villains)
• Greater God (Overdeity should it gain the Stones)
• Symbol: Its own infernal form
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: An Omnicidal Maniac Eldritch Abomination, Invades Every 5000 Years And Only Needs To Get The Four Stones Once, Black Speech, Knight of Cerebus, An Elemental Evil Big As A Burning World, It Can Think, Antimatter
• Domains: Evil, Destruction, Cycles, Dread
• Interests: The Outer Gods
• Interested in: Ragyo Kiryuin
• Allies: The Grand United Alliance of Destruction (especially the Lich and Surtr), The Anti-Monitor, Majin Buu, Lavos, The Firebird, Deathwing, Angra Mainyu, Dark Gaia, Wiseman/Death Phantom, The Shadow Queen
• Rivals: Majora, Dr Weil, SCP-1548, The Sleeper, Vaatu, The Dark Star
• Enemies: All life, most of all Leeloo. Other notable enemies include Giratina, lunar deities, Gaea and the Planeteers, Clark Kent/Superman, Ahura Mazda, Zero (Mega Man), Albert Wily, The Green Lanterns of Sector 2814, Mogo, Bro'dee Walker, the Nature Preservers, The Life Entity, The Spring Sprite, the House of Love, all Avatars and Raava, Clara Oswald and The Doctor, Omega (Doctor Who), Galactus, Unicron
• Avoids: Darkseid
• The Great Evil, or Mr Shadow as his associates refer to it, is a flaming, moon-sized abomination who shows up once ever 5000 years to take the Four Stones/Elements. If the Fifth Element is used to defeat the Evil, it will become a moon and return the next 5000 years. If the Evil wins, it will not just destroy the Earth but use the stones to destroy all life in the universe. So for the sake of everyone it needs to be defeated every time.
• Though it seems a mindless Made of Evil, It Can Think such as how it solidified its surface to counter-act a missile launch. It can also ally itself with greedy humans looking to make a profit like Zorg, however being in the pantheon it prefers to associate with the GUAD as they share its mindset. The likes of the Lich and Surtr don't start bleeding black hearing its voice, and shares its belief they are destined forces of doom and destruction. Galactus and Unicron don't care for the hellish Genius Loci ruining their food with the GUAD, however as Unicron has membership in said GUAD it's more about only getting to devour dead worlds.
• Mr Shadow is interested in Ragyo Kiryuin as she's a businesswoman who'd sell out humanity for an Eldritch Abomination, and believes it might be able to convince her to side with it. Right now, however, she is more focused on somehow getting the Original Life Fibre to the pantheon. It tried to get Dr Weil and his hatred of nature on its side, but Weil has stated he would prefer inflicting a living death on the Earth. Finally it sought Zero, as the Evil wants to awaken him as a god of destruction like Omega, which Zero was adamantly against. So was Dr Wily as he wants to rule the world, not destroy it!
• It has been referred to as Anti-Life or Anti-Lifeforce, which caught Darkseid's interest for a bit. The Evil would prefer to steer clear of Darkseid, but unlike most of the GUAD or just about everyone it does side with the Anti-Monitor. This is because Mr Shadow is made of Antimatter and is hostile to all life, which serves the purposes of the Antimatter Universe's ruler. Giratina was enraged by this as he finds both of them a disgrace to antimatter and a threat to everything. Neither deny the latter. The Time Lord Omega holds a fair bit of disdain for T He Evil as well, but this is entirely personal because of the trauam of being trapped and decayed by the antimatter universe he was stuck on for eons.
• The Evil gets along with Angra Mainyu. They're forces of great evil who seek to destroy the universe, yet have so far been unable to do so. While Ahura Mazda always wins because Angra Mainyu's nature prevents it, Leeloo must always win because Mr Shadow cannot be allowed a single victory. The Destructive Spirit is glad that the Evil is too serious to snark at his expense as he could really do with the help.
• Above all Mr Shadow hates Leeloo for always making sure it cannot win, and any wielders of the Fifth Element. More often this is love and love. Wielders and groups of multiple elements like the Planeteers and the Avatars are on its hit list as well. The Evil has also come to be really frustrated with Clara Oswald; by fragmenting herself to defend the Doctor across his history, she is always there to be a thorn in beings like itself. The Doctor is also another being Mr Shadow wants eliminated as being a heroic time traveler means they can always prepare for his quint-millennial invasion.
• It was overjoyed that if it were to kill the Life Entity, at least before it makes a replacement, it would kill all life in the DC Universe. Beings who embody life are Mr Shadow's enemy by default, and it usually gets along with beings who stand for the exact opposite. Vaatu is a lot like Mr Shadow and liked the idea of it going after Raava, however opposes Mr Shadow to a degree as it wants to usher in an age of 10,000 years of darkness. Destroying all life would deprive it of some fun. Being Made of Evil like Vaatu and being a force of cataclysm Mr Shadow things Vaatu has spunk. It doesn't feel similarly towards Aku as the Evil thinks he plays too much with his food and thus squandered his long reign. The Deliverer of Darkness scoffs at this since he finds nothing fun in Mr Shadow's goals compared to his own.
• The Outer Gods wonder if Mr Shadow is the spawn of Ghroth the Harbinger, an unascended member of the their kind. As a living planet who causes destruction to all worlds it comes across, it's a fair comparison. And it is not the only malevolent celestial object seeking a doomsday; just ask the Sleeper or SCP-1548. However they aren't one for team-ups and would prefer to do their own thing. Mr Shadow considers this unfortunate but understands their desires enough to consider them rivals instead of pure enemies.
• One celestial object that was definitely not for destroying the Earth was Mogo. They may not socialize, but they will definitely face up against the Evil as will the Green Lantern Corps. The Evil has a healthy amount of concern for Saint Walker as his Blue Lantern ring would empower the Green Lanterns, which would allow Mogo to utterly stomp it. Worse for Mr Shadow is that it poses such a threat Gaea is ready to get off her ass and show it that the Earth itself can fight back.
• As Mr Shadow finds Gaea particularly troubling, it believes Dark Gaia would be a great ally against the Protogenoi of the Earth. Dark Gaia has a similar cyclical view of manifesting, trying to destroy the world, and waiting one day to re-emerge. Other figures who Mr Shadow benefits from joining are the Firebird, Deathwing and Lavos. Wiseman, a manipulative psychopath who went from a human mass murderer to an omnicidal planet akin to the Evil, was someone who got along swimmingly with Mr Shadow. The Dark Star and the Shadow Queen like it for bringing darkness and destruction, though the Dark Star sees the Evil as more of a rival due to being omnicidal even by the standards of the GUAD.
• The corpse of one of its prior incarnations was likely the Moon. Given Mr Shadow arrives every 5000 years, this might go to explain how people can keep destroying it, or maybe it just raises further questions. Lunar deities are deeply disturbed by this. Majora was amused as it sough to crash the moon into the Earth, and would like to take control of Mr Shadow somehow so it has all the fun.

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

There are some broken potholes that could use a fix.

@Demona: Enemies with Kipo Oak who fought to make peace between humans and mutes.

Yes

Edited by VengefulBale on Jun 24th 2021 at 8:28:30 AM

"Bingo! If two species hate each other, they will wipe each other out on their own."

Mr. Shadow would almost definitely join forces with the Daleks as they want to kill all non Dalek life in the Multiverse and have a long standing hatred of the Doctor.

Also, now that I have removed the red links from that profile, can I just assume I have the from Vengeful Bale?

Thanks.

Edited by Trypticon03 on Jun 24th 2021 at 9:34:18 AM

Ascension texts are difficult to do how do they think of one?

Thanks for the advice.

Edited by Titania21 on Jun 24th 2021 at 9:51:01 AM

Word of advice, think up a short ascension story. Like the deity(es) entering unnanounced, being chose and calmly setting or wrecking havok

"Bingo! If two species hate each other, they will wipe each other out on their own."