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Overdeities
Hajun
Hajun, God of Killing Compulsion (The Evil One, 6th Heaven, Dai Yokukai Tengu-Dou, The Greatest Egotist, Māra Papiyas)
- Overdeity
- Symbol: A mandala overlayed by his third eye◊
- Theme Songs: Sixth Heaven - The Tumor, Hajun - Dai Yokukai Tengu-dou
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil
- Portfolio: Only caring about himself, Making all life kill each-other, Omnicidal Maniac, God of the Multiverse, Being the embodiment of his law, Hates Everyone Equally, Power beyond all measure, Almighty Idiot, Mood-Swinger, Prone to mad cackles and rambling, Distorted and echoing voice, Resents being touched
- Domains: Narcissism, Power, Death, Hate, Pride
- Allies: None, his law and nature makes having allies impossible (The GUAD forcefully made him one of their members due to his destructive potential, but treats him more like a mad attack dog.)
- Kindred spiritsnote : Majin Buu, Giygas, Mephisto (Diablo), Khorne, Dharkon, Arthur Penhaligon
- Enemies: Everyone and everything.
- Once a simple lonesome child that did not react to outside stimuli, he was taken by a group of cultists tired of the happiness brought by the 5th Heaven and were planning to supplant her with a new god. Purchased as a slave and then given the divine title of Hajun, he was then mummified and buried alive within a five-fold mausoleum where not even a sliver of light could reach. But Hajun's soul was far more powerful than the cultists realized. The world or its sensations did not matter to him and he only found comfort in his own solitude. This desire for solitude, however, was denied him even withing his mausoleum due to the ever-present sensation of his brother, known only as the Tumor, existing within him remained an ever-present irritation. This constant irritation eventually led him to madness and eventually lashed out as he ascended to become a god, mistaking the nagging phantom voice of his brother as the embrace of the 5th Heaven leading him to kill her and her guardians with only Tenma Yato escaping followed by him seizing the Throne.
- Hajun's lawnote , Manji Mandala — Muryou Taisuu, is perhaps the most destructive law that has ever been emanated from the Throne. Born from his desire for solitude, it causes all living beings, regardless of their scale and family relation, begin to kill each other. From humans to animals and even insects. In addition, within his Law, souls cannot exist, causing those who die to never reincarnate as well as preventing new ones from being born. A slaughter-fest on a multiversal scale, and it will continue until only Hajun is left. The only thing preventing this from happening was the Law of Tenma Yato that forced everything to a standstill, preventing Hajun's from being completed.
- Just as in his home-world, his ascension to the Pantheon was equally as violent, feeling the deities that reside within as a presence he cannot accept. While he was eventually subdued by the Pantheon's most powerful members, the GUAD took notice of him and his abilities and quickly put him within their ranks without Hajun's consent. However, due to his extremely maddened and all rejecting nature, he is treated more like an attack dog than a true member.
- Despite him being subdued, however, it was noted that there was a sudden rise of unexplainable egotism within the Pantheon, with deities doing things mostly just to stroke their own egos even with seemingly altruistic actions. Hajun was quickly found to be the cause due to a secondary feature of his Law. In essence, he is so egotistical that everyone else turns egotistical as well by him merely existing.
- The White have especially taken an interest in Hajun, seeing him not only as capable of bringing the Law vs Chaos conflict they so despise to an end but also be able to do so in a way that can be viewed as heavily ironic, in essence bringing it to its logical conclusion. This is seen as especially dangerous due to the fact that as a natural law, none would even notice if Muryou Taisuu was emanated. Everyone would just spontaneously start killing each-other and through their eyes, it would seem like that is how it always has been, and anyone thinking otherwise would be seen as crazy and going against the natural order of things.
- Might be the single biggest Omnicidal Maniac in the pantheon. More so than Lord English who destroys ghosts, more so than the Anti-Monitor who can at least be communicated with. Hajun will destroy everyone but himself and is completely unreasonable. The only souls to equal his madness are Majin Buu (and even then he can at least be distracted with candy) and Giygas, who shares immense power driving it completely insane and seeking to mindlessly destroy everything it can. Dharkon felt him to be a similarly apocalyptic force of chaos and destruction that wants to shape reality to its devastating will. It is unknown whether he recognizes their similarity or is even capable of it, but it's safe to say he doesn't care. Which is probably for the best, as teaming up with them would be a nightmarish scenario the pantheon might finally fall to.
- Despite what may be initially believed, Lucifer holds Hajun in quite a bit of disdain. Since Lucifer desires chaos and free will above all, not wholesale slaughter, he finds the nature of Hajun's law nothing short of tasteless. And to the surprise of no one, YHVH also despises him, being one of the few times he and Lucifer agree on something. Not only does He see Hajun as a threat to his rule but just as a danger in general, to both Him and His chosen. Given how psychotic Hajun is, most agree with YHVH's assessment of him.
- The GUAD is the only group that can remotely have some influence over his direction, and that's only because their entire ethos is the extinction of all life. Melkor knows from personal experience dealing with Ungoliant an alliance with someone as determined in their desire to destroy as Hajun cannot be swayed over to his side. And he feels if anyone's going to take that Throne and bring about the end of everything, it's going to be him. The Grand United Alliance of Good and Grand United Alliance of Machines simply responded with "we think the destruction of everything is a bad thing".
- He really hates being touched, as in really, really hates it. And unfortunately for everyone, Hajun has a very loose definition of what constitutes as touched. At times, just being in the same realm as him is enough to make him feel like his personal space has been violated. Even Zamasu, who's ego has him loathe mortals that touch him, thinks he needs to cool off. Whether this is projection and hypocrisy from his part, or even Zamasu thinks he's insane is unclear. In fact, it could be both. Most think it's the former because he also ranted about "what do you expect when a mortal gets divine power?"
- One thing many deities in the pantheon tries to make bloody sure of is that Hajun and Gilgamesh are never in the same room. It is feared that their collective ego would break everything, or at the very least they would end up stuck in one nasty ego competition after the next. Those who are familiar with Hajun's history, however, are quick to point out that the most likely course of events would be that Hajun wouldn't even notice Gilgamesh, being too preoccupied with his own existence despite his omniscience. Even the entire House of Pride and Egotism is one to balk at the Greatest Egoist.
- Some are filled with enough hatred that they'd probably be allies out of admiration for Hajun's hate, were such even possible for the Mad God. Mephisto can relate given that he both is powered by hatred (and Hajun would be an endless source of hatred) and that Mephisto too despises everything and everyone. However, unlike Hajun, Mephisto is cunning enough to actually cooperate and work alongside others with common goals, even if deep down he hates them. Khorne loves(well, the closest thing it can have to love) the endless rage being emitted from Hajun. Asides from that, no-one in the House of Hatred wants anything to do with him. He is simply that irrational.
- In an attempt to pacify Hajun, he is kept in a separate dimensional space by the other deities, and is completely isolated from any outside interference, both direct and indirect. And for the most part, this has proven successful at keeping him calm. Unfortunately, this hasn't stopped some less than virtuous deities from trying to rile him up, most notably Yuuki Terumi tried to get his attention to wreak some havoc. Fortunately, he was stopped before being able to reach Hajun's space, though this hasn't stopped him from trying to do it again or tricking someone else into doing it. Though for now, Hajun lies dormant.
- Nyarlathotep meanwhile decided to fully embrace Hajun, but not only due to Hajun's own nature, but also with consideration to the cult that enabled his rise to power. He states that even in a world driven by inherent goodness where everyone could get a second chance, people still sought evil even within the most ideal of conditions and that it, therefore, is in human nature to always desire evil no matter what.
Greater Gods
Miraak
Miraak, God of Tormenting Higher Beings (The First Dragonborn, The Traitor, Allegiance Guide)
- Greater God
- Symbol: His Dragon Priest Mask
- Theme Song: Miraak's Mantra
- Alignment: Neutral Evil
- Notable Dragon Shouts: Dragon Aspect* , Bend Will* , Unrelenting Force* , Fire Breath* , Frost Breath* , Cyclone* , Become Ethereal* , Whirlwind Sprint*
- Portfolio: Smug Super, Being Dragonborn, Greater-Scope Villain, Big Bad, Affably Evil, Soul Absorption, Magic Knight, Dragon Rider, The Starscream, Malevolent Masked Man, Pride, Created an Insane Cult, One Man Armies, Not Learning His Lesson, Making a Deal with Hermaeus Mora, Being Killed By Mora THEN Having His Soul Absorbed By The Dragonborn
- Domains: Dragons, Shouting, Brainwashing, Mind Control, Magic, Knowledge, Power, Tentacles, Betrayal, Rebellion, Cults, Souls
- Heralds: His Cult
- Allies: Starscream, Ragyo Kiryuin, Arthas Menethil, Lord Tirek, Littlefinger, The Illusive Man, Lord Shen, Saber Alter, Jeanne Alter, Cthulhu, Desco, Slender Man, Nyarlathotep (Cthulhu Mythos), Eric Cartman, Plankton, Satan (Paradise Lost), Corypheus
- Rivals: Yhwach, Sauron, Lord Voldemort, Harbinger, Ganondorf Dragmire
- Enemies:
- Dragons: THE DOVAHKIIN, Paarthurnax, Alduin, The House of Dragons especially Io (Dungeons And Dragons) and Ophis, Acnologia, Deathwing, King Ghidorah, Alexstrasza, Nefarian, Malygos, Spike, Onaga, Smaug Fafnir, Ignitus, Arokh and Rynn, Corrin, Tiki, The Divine Powers
- Deities connected to Dragons: Daenerys Targaryen, basically the entire Targaryen bloodline in general, Issei Hyodo, Natsu Dragneel, Falcom, Artoria Pendragon, Arthur Pendragon, Mordred, Son Goku, Ryu, Hanzo Shimada, Genji Shimada, Robin, Godzilla, Yoshi, Iroh
- Others: HERMAEUS MORA, Darkseid, The House of Knowledge, Histoire, Jeanne d'Arc, Harry Potter, Dumbledore, The Warden and The Inquisitor, Cosmos, Commander Shepard, Artix Von Krieger, Mario, Sonic, Link, Aang, Korra, Zuko, The New Kid, Twilight Sparkle, Gandalf, Ren Amamiya, Shirou Emiya, Optimus Prime, Guts, Warrior of Light, Steve, Conan, Samurai Jack, Timmy Turner, Cloud Strife, Chrom, Lucina, Marth, Alm and Celica, The Monster Hunters, Iroque, Sparx, The Chosen Undead and Bearer of the Curse, Sigmar Heldenhammer
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Melkor, Grima, Maleficent
- Fears: The Dementors, Beerus, Lord English
- Opposes: Nyarko
- Opposed by: ALL DRAGONS, Donkey
- Conflicting Opinion: Nekron
- When dragons ruled over the mortals of Nirn, Miraak was the first of all the Dragonborn and served as a Dragon Priest on what would be the island of Solstheim. He would eventually possess one of the Black Books of Hermaeus Mora which led him to serve under the Daedric Prince who in turn taught him the "Bend Will" dragon shout, a power that allows him to control any mortal and dragon he sees fit. With this power in his possession, Miraak would attempt to instigate a rebellion against his dragon masters but his rebellion would become unsuccessful. Miraak would be defeated by a fellow Dragon Priest named Vahlok and different accounts tell varying tales on what happened afterward; either Vahlok jailed Miraak, sealing him on Solstheim or was saved by Mora, who before Vahlok would kill him, sent the first Dragonborn to the realm of Apocrypha. It's unknown which version of the story is the true but they all share the fact that Vahlok would be appointed as ruler of Solstheim but not before swearing an oath that he will watch for Miraak's return.
- Miraak was in truth trapped within Apocrypha under Mora's watch since his defeat and after amassing enough power, he began to influence people of Solstheim by corrupting their All-Maker Stones which he used to mind control them and turn the island into his own Egopolis; he even had his own Cult that beckoned his every call. Unfortunately, his return coincided with Alduin's return as well and once Miraak got wind of the Dovahkiin's existence, he saw the opportunity to kill and devour the Last Dragonborn's soul which power he'll would use to return to Solstheim, overthrow Mora and try to conquer the world afterward. One can guess that he did not learn lesson from the last time he tried to do this and how well it worked out in the end.
- After the GUAD's alarming inclusion of the Shadow Monster in their ranks, Melkor decided he needed to bring in a new and powerful member into the GUAE's ranks as well. He eventually learned of Miraak's existence and began to work on a way to resurrect him despite the Dragon Priest's soul being devoured, making him not as easy to resurrect like how Voldemort was. Melkor's attempts were soon found out by Nekron who instead of stopping him, offered Melkor to resurrect Miraak for him in exchange for a ceasefire between their Alliances so they may focus on other threats. Melkor begrudgingly agreed and Miraak was brought back... just not in front of him. Nekron was laughing his ass off when Melkor threw a fit soon after.
- Miraak was resurrected inside the House of Dragons, unfortunately. He became hysterical due to the manner of his death (being impaled then having your soul rippled out wouldn't leave you in the most sane condition) and went on a rampage. He used Bend Will on every single dragon he could find, essentially turning the entire place into a battlefield that shook up the entire House of Beasts and Fauna. Luckily, Io wasn't in the House at the time and Ophis was able to defeat a confused Miraak and all the dragons he brainwashed. Melkor had GUAE members grab Miraak before reinforcements would arrive, not before the Dovahkiin came and spotted the downed Dragon Priest and attacked him on sight. Grima had to send an army of Risen just to keep the Last Dragonborn at bay while the members ran off with Miraak. When backup finally arrived, they found the Dovahkiin standing over a mountain of slain Risen, screaming Miraak's name.
- Miraak eventually did recover from his injuries from the battle and the trauma from his resurrection after being taken to the GUAE base for treatment. He was informed on what happened to him and what the Pantheon once he recovered; words cannot tell how furious he was once he remembered what Mora and the Dovahkiin did to him and after being remind both were in the Pantheon, he became elated for the chance on some revenge. He plans on attempting to absorb the Last Dragonborn's soul, gaining enough power to end Mora, just as he planned last time and is making the necessary preparations to not repeat the mistakes that led to his downfall again, something he'll be counting on.
- He was soon presented to the GUAE Mastermind to be inducted into their ranks, like Melkor had planned much earlier. Miraak realized Melkor hasn't fully researched into his character, especially the Chronic Backstabbing Disorder habits. The Dragon Priest accepted the position due to the influence it has and is trying to get on Melkor's good side until Miraak could usurp the Dark Lord and become leader of the GUAE. It's painfully obvious to others what Miraak plans to do and he and fellow Mastermind Yhwach have been going at each other since they both plan to start an uprising against Melkor.
- Melkor actually knows that Miraak will try to betray him, it's basically expected for all of the GUAE members by this point. Melkor will eventually handle the Dragon Priest once other matters are sorted out first... if only they would.
- Has been banned from the House of Dragons and the House of Beasts in general for the incident stated above. While a bit peeved that he couldn't gain control of all the dragons available in the Pantheon (he still wants to get back at Ophis and wants to try getting his hands on Io), he tries to make do with the dragons who aren't in that House. This has a posed a wide security risk for all other Houses since Miraak would always try or threaten to break in, attempting to control said dragons.
- Speaking of mind control, Miraak's abilities have proved far more troublesome than anyone realized, more so due to his apparent freedom. He can put anyone under his control with Bend Will thanks to his sudden godhood, a power that many Overdeities even have difficulty resisting against. There are ways to break free from his control, like it being countered by the Dovahkiin's own Bend Will or someone like Iroque using her powers to reverse the control or Ren Amamiya going to Mementos to cure the person possessed. Miraak very quickly added the latter two to his shit-list, knowing the threat they pose to him and his powers.
- Another Shout that many deities watch out for as well is "Dragon Aspect" which gives Miraak Battle Aura and a speed-up cooldown for all other Shouts. Miraak likes going around with this power activated or suddenly activating in the middle of a crowd, just to scare everyone around him.
- Was not happy to hear that Paarthurnax and Alduin ascended as well. The later big time due to his attempted rebellion and his subsequent refusal to help the heroes who banished him in the first place fight against him. On the upside for Miraak at least, he intends to absorb the souls of them both after dealing with Mora and the Dovahkiin, something he'll enjoy immensely (too bad he doesn't know Alduin's soul cannot be absorbed).
- Has a rather complicated relationship with his resurrector, Nekron. While grateful for being brought back, Miraak questions what is the Black Lantern's true motives. Nekron simply laughed, telling Miraak that the GUAD will find a use for him one day and that they'll help support Miraak's uprising against Melkor once shit hits the fan. The Dragon Priest did not like this one bit and has been wary of the GUAD's leader since.
- Went to the House of Knowledge to search for Mora, only for the Daedric Prince to appear before him, mocking the First Dragonborn for thinking he could ever hope to successfully betray him and how Miraak's plans to gain power again will only end in failure just like last time. Miraak nearly destroyed the entire House in rage until Histoire kicked him out, getting banned from going the near the place. Miraak is trying to find a way to get back into Apocrypha to finally finish off Mora once and for all but that may take awhile, considering it is an Eldritch Location.
- Is livid at Darkseid for using him as a way to get into the Pantheon and killing him afterwards. After becoming aware of the Pantheon, the God of Tyranny met with him to make a deal to get himself into the Pantheon in exchange for the chance to experience unimaginable power. Believing that this power would give him the strength necessary to take over the GUAE, Miraak quickly accepted and got him ascended. When he went to get what he was promised, Darkseid merely grinned, thanked him for his effort, and used his Omega Beams to disintegrate him.
- Has a certain disdain for the Targaryen family. He is rather disgusted by the idea that they could rule just because they have dragons at their call, only he himself can do such a thing. The Dovahkiin warned the family of Miraak's powers which proved to be invaluable as Miraak attacked their temples the very next day with the intent to take control of their dragons. They now have massive security overhaul due to what happened and Miraak has said that he'll force the family to bow to him once he's strips them of their dragons.
- Is quite confused on the existence of The New Kid, who also shares the name Dovahkiin... except he farts instead of shouts. Miraak couldn't tell if he's repulsed or amused by this but knows he can't underestimate this other Dovahkiin's power, especially after hearing he can control time with said farts.
- Despite being free from Mora, he still keeps his Lovecraftian-esque motif around due to how it's ingrained to his character by this point. He made allies with Cthulhu, Desco, and even Nyarlathotep of the Cthulhu Mythos and the Slender Man because of this despite Miraak's hatred of Mora and his realm. However, he has also made various rivals too, especially ones who wish to control the GUAE themselves.
- He was left in confusion when Nyarko asked him if he's into Tentacle Hentai. First, Miraak didn't know what the hell that was but the mere mention of it made shivers go down his spin. He looked it up a bit later and needed a few liters of alcohol afterwards. Philemon came to him and comforted the Dragon Priest, feeling his pain.
- Miraak is willing to cooperate with other dragons without controlling them if he benefits from such an alliance. However, it doesn't mean he'll enjoy it even if it is with similar evil beings like Grima or Maleficent; Miraak is too proud to even pretend to do so.
- Despite when all signs point he shouldn't, for some reason he's made enemies with people who slay dragons as well. Perhaps it's because the Dovahkiin holds the title of being the Dragonslayer of the Pantheon or that he's losing potential dragons he could control because of them. Either way, he hates their guts and they hate him right back.
- Is beginning to ally himself with allies who share his betrayal tendencies such as Starscream, Ragyo Kiryuin, Satan (Paradise Lost), Eric Cartman, and Corypheus along with various others. It's presumed he is attempting to gather enough allies to stand up against members of the GUAE allied with Melkor.
- He went to see The Divine Powers, thinking that he would benefit greatly from allying with them; however, all he found was Shesha who attacked him on sight. Miraak attempted to use Bend Will on the dragon but Shesha shockingly freed itself from his control within a few seconds. After retreating, Miraak swore revenge against The Divine Powers for such humiliation and it's safe to say they aren't going to renegotiate soon.
- Yes, he knows Godzilla (and maybe even King Ghidorah) isn't a dragon but everything about the Kaiju is a textbook example on the traits of one (excluding the lack of wings), which makes Miraak enemies with the monster just for those reasons. Same principle applies to Yoshi who is not in the same league as him, even as a dragon.
- Once went to the bar with Jeanne Alter and Saber Alter and got shitfaced with them. After the bar turned into a pile of rubble, he does not wish to speak the events that transpired after the trio drank their thirteenth shot but they still keep in touch.
- He fears deities who are able to harm souls mainly due to his own death. The Dementors certainly come to mind but Beerus make Miraak sweat at the fact the God of Destruction has more than enough power to destroy the afterlife but Lord English makes Miraak piss himself senselessly. At least Beerus makes it quick; Lord English would likely Mind Rape him while shoving a hammer up Miraak's ass before killing him and THEN destroy his ghost in an even worse way. Miraak avoids these guys as much as possible, outright running away if Lord English is nearby.
- He's also wary of the Chosen Undead and the Bearer of the Curse after hearing that they both can not only absorb dragon souls, but human souls as well. Having just gotten his soul back, the last thing Miraak wants is to lose it again and have it transposed onto a sword or something.
Intermediate Gods
Rau Le Creuset
Rau Le Creuset, God of Endless War as Mankind's Nature (Al Da Flaga II)
- Intermediate God
- Symbol: His Mask along with his Providence Gundam
- Theme Music: Syussyo no Hiyo
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil
- Portfolio: Ace Pilot, Badass Normal, Broken Ace, The Chessmaster, Dissonant Serenity, Freudian Excuse, In Your Nature to Destroy Yourselves, Insane Admiral, Light Is Not Good, Malevolent Masked Man, Manipulative Bastard, Magnificent Bastard, Straw Nihilist, Tall, Dark, and Snarky, Cain and Abel, Big Bad, Clone Degeneration, Death Seeker, Double Reverse Quadruple Agent, Dragon with Several Agendas, Kill All Humans, Luke, I Am Your Father, The Man Behind the Man, Misanthrope Supreme, Omnicidal Maniac, Parental Abandonment, Playing Both Sides, Suicidal Cosmic Temper Tantrum, Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
- Domains: War, Insanity, Science, Philosophy, Mecha, Betrayal, Truth, Clones
- Allies: Gihren Zabi, Albedo Piazzolla, Shinobu Sensui, Ryoma Sengoku/Kamen Rider Duke, Indominus rex
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Char Aznable
- Enemies: Muruta Azrael, The Gokaigers
- Opposed by: Kira Yamato, Athrun Zala, Lacus Clyne, Lelouch vi Britannia, most humans, X-23, Aila Jyrkiäinen, Reiji
- Rather Dissappointed in: Embryo
- Embodies the will of every clone unjustly made and cast aside for science or otherwise. There are some who feel enough attached to humanity to oppose him, but compared to the sheer breadth of those that feel that Humans Are Bastards, these ones are in the minority.
- His nearly successful plan for killing off humanity without using any sort of special powers or even being the one with the finger on the trigger has earned him the respect of several other deities that have similar aims. It takes skill to convince the human race to essentially self-destruct at a moment's notice, yet still believe they're focused on self-preservation.
- Char Aznable respects his piloting skills and understanding of human nature despite him being a lesser incarnation of him. He still believes that instead of complete destruction, Rau should be focusing on partial destruction, with the survivors evolving into a better form of life. Char has criticized his apparent lack of a moral code as well, to which Rau just sneers.
- Is an ally of Gihren and supports him as the legitimate heir to Zeon. Whether a blessing or not, Rau's presence has given Gihren control over the ZAFT bases of Jachin Due and Carpentaria (a replica in the House of Military and Warfare as well as the superweapon GENESIS, effectively putting Gihren in command of two Wave Motion Guns. Char sees taking these superweapons out as a top priority to prevent massive casualties when the invasion of the Gundam metaverse finally begins, but thanks to Gilbert Durandal's patronage, holds the Messiah mobile fortress (including Neo-GENESIS) as a countermeasure against this.
- Lelouch finds his destructive nihilism repulsive, yet at the same time admits that he has sympathy for the man's past, having himself been crushed under the weight of a Social Darwinist system.
- Unconfirmed sources point to his involvement in the starting and escalating in several global, intergalactic, and even celestial wars that claimed untold amounts of human lives. None have been able to successfully prove anything, though.
- The House of Leadership has been double checking their subordinates to make sure none have been manipulated by him.
- Is best friends with the God of Misanthropy, Shinobu Sensui. They often spend time plotting to destroy humanity together.
- Thoroughly dislikes X-23, not just for her completely calling out his stance against humanity, which she refers to as 'complete bullshit' (he gets that a lot somewhere), but the fact that due to her size, he found her hard to hit with a mecha, and her claws in her rage could even damage or even cut off a limb of his Providence Gundam. Rau could not comprehend why X-23, a fellow clone like him, wouldn't lash out at humans.
- Enraged at the God of Combat Clones, Jade Curtiss, due to his work in introducing cloning into his home world. The unfortunate clones created due to this were used exactly as Rau had forewarned that they would be, as expendable tools on the field of battle, without identity, will, or hope.
- Currently manipulating Ali Al-Saachez so that he might use the man's lust for battle to wipe out as many humans as possible. Saachez is aware of this string pulling, but as Rau constantly provides him with both targets and weapons to indulge his favorite pastime, he has no issue with him.
- This, in turn has made him a target of Setsuna F. Seiei, who has marked him out as possibly one of the most prolific causes of war in the Pantheon. However, Rau's skill at masking his machinations has made him a difficult mark to get rid of, and Rau constantly makes sure that Ali is on hand should Setsuna ever get too close. For his part, Rau finds Setsuna's philosophy utterly laughable, as war has and always will be part of mankind's incurable nature, and trying to stop it is an exercise in futility.
- With the ascension of Kira Yamato, Rau has redoubled his efforts to end humankind before they discover the implications of the Ultimate Coordinator. He has also been seeking upgrades for the Providence to try and eliminate the problem at its source. Kira, for his part, avoids him if possible, and while he feels guilty over how many clones like Rau were sacrificed in order to make him (among other atrocities the humans in his home universe perpetrated), he refuses to let Rau kill all of mankind because of it.
- However, after Kira was rightfully Bright Slapped by Bright Noa, their encounter started to turn around. While not enough to change his opinion, Rau was baffled that Kira at that point instead started telling him off, claiming that all his philosophies were bullshit and if he wanted to be destroyed, just get destroyed himself, not dragging other humans, because they are not completely like what he thought.
- He eventually had it worse when Embryo ascended in the House of Philosophy, since while they share a lot of similarities, particularly their belief that humanity needs to be expunged for their atrocities, Embryo sees such ambition as an opportunity to have "Strong, Intelligent Women" lead his vision of a new Earth. And then there's the latter's obsession over Ange that had him facepalmed for quite a while.
- Also has a spot in the House of War.
Demigods
Arya Stark
Arya Stark, Goddess of Kill Lists (Princess of Winterfell, Arry, Arya Horseface, Cat of the Canals, Lanna, No One)
- Demigoddess
- Symbols: The Sigil of House Stark - a gray Dire Wolf on a white field, her dirk, Needle, and a List of Names
- Leitmotifs: Her personal leitmotif can be heard in House of Black and White, Valar Morghulis, Needle, and A Painless Death; there's also the House Stark Theme
- Alignment: Chaotic Neutral leaning Chaotic Good
- Portfolio: Action Girl/Survivor, Adores Jon Snow, Annoying Younger Sibling To Sansa Stark, Anti Heroine, Badass Adorable, Best Served Cold, Break the Cutie, Children Forced to Kill, Daddy's Girl, Deadpan Snarker, Don't Address Me As Milady, The Dreaded, Hitman with a Heart, Little Miss Badass, Nerves of Steel, Noble Fugitive, Not Like Other Highborn Girls, Plucky Girl, Roaring Rampage of Revenge, Troubling Unchildlike Behavior, Waif-Fu
- Domains: Assassins, Families, Vengeance
- Heralds: Nymeria (her direwolf), Gendry Baratheon
- Additional Relationships: Ned Stark and Catelyn Stark (her parents), Jon Snow (half-brother, actually her cousin), Lyanna Stark (aunt)
- Allies:
- From Westeros: Tyrion Lannister, Oberyn Martell, Rhaegar Targaryen, Daenerys Targaryen
- Other Allies: Mandy (as she was a former follower of hers), every Pretty Cure member, Inigo Montoya, Night Raid (especially Akame), Beatrix Kiddo, Scott Summers/Cyclops, Kenshi Takahashi, Zatoichi, Raiden (Metal Gear), The Doctor
- Admires: The Mane Six (especially Twilight Sparkle)
- Enemies Lord Tywin Lannister, Queen Cersei Lannister, Petyr Baelish, Roose Bolton, Melisandre, Ardyn Izunia.
- Scouted By: Havik, Ezio Auditore, Death
- My name is Arya Stark. I want you to know that the last thing you're ever going to see is a Stark smiling down at you as you die. With these words - and with Walder Frey bleeding out from a slit throat - Arya Stark has earned her spot in the Pantheon... and avenged the deaths of her brother, mother and sister-in-law.
- The youngest daughter of Eddard and Catelyn Stark, Arya grew up in Winterfell alongside her family. While Sansa was the proper lady, Arya was the tomboy, and giving Mama Stark more gray hairs due to her love of swordplay, horse riding and anything that doesn't involve her being a proper lady. Then, her life forever changed when she and her sister accompanied Ned Stark to King's Landing. In the ensuing War of Five Kings, most of her family was slain, with Arya herself witnessing her father's murder (not execution) and her elder brother's desecrated corpse during the Red Wedding, in which her mother and sister-in-law were also slain. This set Arya on a path of vengeance.
- Melisandre became aware of Arya's ascension via her flames. She remembers the prophecy that she had told the fugitive Stark whilst in the Riverlands: "I see a darkness in you. And in that darkness, eyes staring back at me. Brown eyes, blue eyes, green eyes. Eyes you'll shut forever." And since she sold Gendry off to the Brotherhood, Melisandre is on Arya's list.
- Upon hearing of Arya's ascension into the Pantheon, Ned, Cat and Jon were the first to greet their missing daughter. Many, many tears were shed as Arya was united with her parents and Jon, now revealed to be not her half-brother, but her cousin, the son of her aunt, Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen. In a suprising gesture, Ned and Cat both complimented Arya on getting revenge on Walder Frey and his sons for the Red Wedding. For Cat, Arya suspected that it was Stoneheart talking, but appreciates the praise.
- Speaking of Lyanna and Rhaegar, Arya finally met her aunt and the guy who according to Robert Baratheon, kidnapped her. Much to Cat's chagrin, Arya and Lyanna both get along quite well, mainly because they both share the same interests. After learning about how she went willingly with Rhaegar, Arya realizes that Robert acted like a total dick. Granted that Aerys kickstarted the rebellion and demanded that both Robert and her dad come to King's Landing, but still...
- Through her uncle Rhaegar, Arya has formed a bond with Daenerys Targaryen, due to their shared hatred for most of the Lannisters (mainly Cersei and Tywin), while she considers Tyrion to be the decent one. Jamie, she's of conflicting opinions
- With Arya assassinating Walder Frey and his two elder sons, the stage is set for chaos in the Riverlands. While the Frey owe their loyalty to the Lannisters, Queen Cersei will certainly be of no help due nuking the Great Sept. Arya has, however, gotten the attention of the deified Cleric of Chaos, Havik. He likes how she has set the stage for all hell to break loose in the Riverlands, and seeks to make her his disciple...if he can get past her parents and Jon.
- During her time with the Faceless Men, Arya learned how to fight without her sight. While she is good at it, she pales in comparison to Kenshi Takahashi and Zatoichi, who had become her de facto mentors in the blindness department. Given as to how Arya had butchered
- There seems to be plenty of mistaken identities going around in regards to the Westerosi-born deities and her family is no exception. She (along with her mom and Cersei) mistook Odysseus as her dad due to the both of them looking alike, Jack Bauer almost got into a fight with Ned Stark because the former thought her mom was a terrorist, while Harry Potter thought that she was Mama Granger. And now, Arya herself completes the trifecta, as The Doctor thought that she was Ashildr, a Viking puppetmaker and storyteller. Despite the mix-up, both Arya and the Doctor are good friends.
- Upon discovering that Arya Stark was in the same House as her, Cersei pretty much shit a brick. Not even when she thought that Jaime Moriarty was Margaery Tyrell has the Mad Queen been scared shitless.
- Tywin Lannister's first thought of hearing of Arya's ascension was something along the lines of "Whoopty-fucking-shit." Then he found out that the cup-bearer that he found in Harrenhal was in fact Ned Stark's daughter, thus making Arya the second Stark to fool him, her father being the first in keeping Lyanna's secret. Interestingly enough, Arya is immune to Tywin's evil eye, which is known to make even Cersei bow to his will.
- Even more interesting is that Tywin Lannister laughed upon finding out that the cup-bearer is now in the employ of his youngest son. He anticipates the day in which he and Arya will settle old scores and pay one's debts. Arya, for her part, realizes that while her family was not entirely blameless in this whole mess, Tywin is needed to stabilize the realm (and to keep Cersei in check).
- Another reality is that Arya is betrothed to the trueborn son of Robert and Cersei. Tywin himself has taken it upon himself to mentor Arya in the game of thrones following Littlefinger exposing her identity.
- Given all that she has been through, Arya was not suprised to see Death at her doorstep. Like Havik, Death seeks to recruit Arya to its ranks. "Not today," Arya replies, invoking the words of Syrio Forel, her late 'dancing master.' "Not today."
- Aside from Havik, Arya has been scouted by Ezio Auditore, due to her assassinating Walder Frey and his sons. Arya is more drawn to Ezio, due to the fact that he too, lost his family to treachery. In order to survive in the Pantheon, Arya is considering Ezio's offer to become his student, much to the chagrin of her parents.
Jaqen H'gar: Finally, a girl is No One.
Arya: A girl is Arya Stark of Winterfell. And I'm going home.
Professor Gerald Robotnik
Professor Gerald Robotnik, God of Declaring Hatred With His Last Breath
- Demigod
- Symbol: The Space Colony ARK
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil (used to be Neutral Good). Trying to be Neutral Good for Maria’s sake.
- Portfolio: Fallen Hero, Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds, Despises All of Humanity Even If It's GUN Who's at Fault, Omnicidal Maniac, Badass Bookworm, a Source For Good Until He Fell to Despair, Colony Drop, Posthumous Character, Declaring Misanthropy as He's About to be Executed, a Chilling Antagonist In a Cheery Series, Strong Family Resemblance, Tragic Villain
- Domains: Science, Genetic Engineering, Healing (generally), Optimism, Human Achievement (formerly), Hatred, Tragedy, Vengeance
- Herald: The Biolizard (his prototype Ultimate Life Form)
- Allies: the Anti-Spiral, Shinobu Sensui, Lysandre
- Former allies: Ana Amari, Dr Angela Ziegler, the Hall of Physicians (excluding Fabius Bile, Plague Knight, The Medic and Nurse Ratched), Professor Utonium, Alphys. Since Maria’s ascension, these have been reversed.
- Headbutting Villains with: Merged Zamasu, Cell, The Indomitus Rex, Macbeth
- Special relationship with: Dr. Eggman (his grandson), Shadow the Hedgehog (his creation), Maria (his granddaughter)
- Enemies: The other Sonic the Hedgehog heroes and anti-heroes (posthumously), Black Doom (less so when insane), Gru, AUTO, all his former allies(less so for Alphys), Professor Hojo, all of mankind. Thanks to Maria ascending, he has since been trying to make peace with them, save for Hojo.
- Opposes: Evil scientists not mentioned like Dr Weil (mainly of the purely, unsympathetically evil variety), and oddly enough Ragyo Kiryuin
- Unwitting Pawn of: Nyarlathotep(Persona)
- Not so different from: Doctor Gero/Android 20
- Pities: SCP-191, Laura Kinney
- Gerald Robotnik was one of the greatest minds of his time, having designed the first space colony, done a lot of research on the Chaos Emeralds and Echidna history, and a master geneticist. He created Shadow the Hedgehog for medical research in order to save his granddaughter Maria. However the government believed the Space Colony ARK stepped out of line, and ordered a massacre. Outliving his granddaughter, Gerald declared vengeance against all of humanity and set up a plan 50 years in the making to destroy them.
- Gerald is the grandfather of Dr. Eggman, who seems to idolize the man even if learning of his insanity has hurt his image. It's unclear if they ever met, or if Eggman was even alive 50 years ago. Now that they have met, he's deeply disappointed in his grandson's use of science for evil and felt he's betrayed the Robotnik legacy. When Eggman pointed out that he's never devolved into omnicidal mania (mostly), Gerald pointed out that "at least when I was sane, I was a humanitarian. Unlike you."
- Utterly despises humanity, declaring them ungrateful for the slaughter of the ARK when they were just trying to better mankind. He shares a similar misanthropy with Lysandre, being a former humanitarian that was Madden Into Misanthropy and an Omnicidal Maniac. They disagree on how much of humanity should be destroyed, but otherwise share the same sentiments. He feels a kindred spirit with Shinobu Sensui as well, driven mad by the evils of man.
- His plan was to for the Space Colony ARK to have all seven Chaos Emeralds, which would cause a Colony Drop to destroy the Earth. In his mind, it would be a fitting Karmic Death that mankind's overreaching and greed leads to their demise. He used the protoytpe Ultimate Lifeform, the Biolizard, to achieve this. The Anti-Spiral finds his method similar to when it tried to drop the Moon on the Earth, and plans to help him out in hopes of eliminating humanity and its Spiral Power. Gru plans to counter this with his shrink ray.
- Understands where Mr Freeze is coming from, as his villainy is derived from the death of a loved one and in some cases how his talents are treated. Victor can understand his pain, but believes his desire to destroy the world is too extreme. He shares a hatred of humanity with Zamasu and like him seeks to exterminate them, however being a human himself and focusing on humans rather than all intelligent life has prevented a proper alliance.
- Was once a force of good. Many of his old protocols and evidence of former sanity, such as a contingency against Black Doom, exist. Even the Eclipse Cannon was once meant to defend the Earth against the Black Arms. Black Doom considered his fall to the dark side hilarious, and while Gerald is too blinded by rage to be concerned with him as much as he used to be he still remembers to hate the alien. He doesn't think much of Ragyo Kiryuin due to her desire to sell out the planet to invasive aliens. Probably because it reminds him of his own deal with Black Doom.
- As mentioned he created Shadow the Hedgehog, who he saw as a son, and amusingly enough this means Eggman could be considered Shadow's Evil Nephew. Shadow is no longer filled with hatred, but still pities his creator and prefers to remember the good man he once was. More unsettling to him is Gerald's interest in using Cell and the Indomitus Rex to achieve his vengeance, given his study in the Ultimate Lifeform. They will play along, but mainly because it gives them more allies in their endeavors.
- Similar to Doctor Gero in some regards, more so than the Professor would like. Both are brilliant scientists had plans to wreck the world long after their death, both are misanthropic and both created the Ultimate Lifeform. However Dr Gero was evil from the start since he worked for the Red Ribbon Army, while Gerald was a benevolent scientist. As such, they don't like each other. Admittedly both have some sympathy for losing their loved one, Gerald's granddaughter and Gero's son.
- Whether sane or insane, he can't help but pity SCP-191 and Laura Kinney for the horrible experiments done on them. He considers what happened to them an utter abuse of science. He also feels for Dr Alphys due to how her experiments went, much like how his experiments inadvertently led to his death and the death of everyone he cared about.
- Worked hard in the field of medicine and genetic therapy before he lost Maria, with Project Shadow's ultimate purpose being to find a source of immortality. While sane, he would've worked well with Mercy for her role as doctor, and Ana Amari because of her healing technology and being a kind soldier. He would have been allies with the moral and sane members of the House of Physicians. Even in spite of his insanity he looks down on a lot of evil scientists in the pantheon, mainly because they never had good intentions in the first place. Especially Professor Hojo due to his horrible experiments on his family, when he was doing experiments to save his family.
- The end of life misanthropy has led to a bonding experience between him and Macbeth, rambling about the meaningless of existence together. However Macbeth would rather not destroy the world like him.
- Just when it look like the doctor lost all humanity, something unexpected happened; Maria herself ascended into the Pantheon. Upon realizing the news was genuine, the doctor’s insanity cracked away enough for him to realize Maria wouldn’t be happy for his decisions and began to sulk and cry in his temple all day. Despite trying to turn away potential visitors, Maria still found her way into his temple, with Shadow and even Eggman close by. Despite hearing of what he did, Maria still hugged and forgave the broken doctor, further causing him to tear up and cry. Since their reunion, enough of his sanity has since returned to him, and he has vowed to help the Pantheon become a safer place for Maria’s sake, moving back into the GUAG from the GAUE. Of course, his former allies of evil are pissed about this and are plotting their revenge, while his old allies he rekindled are willing to protect him.
- That said, if he hears that anyone has caused Maria harm, he will NOT hesitate to do everything in his power to retaliate. Just ask Junko Enoshima after she tried to Mind Rape Maria into being a servant of despair and Gerald returned the favor by deciding to Mind Rape Junko by lobotomy to become a cheerleader for hope.
- Can also be found in Last Moments.
Goblin Slayer
Goblin Slayer, God of Genocide Against the Evil (Orcbolg, Beard Cutter, The Frontier's Kindest, JonTron)
- Demigod
- Symbol: His helmet, stained with goblin blood.
- Theme Song: Rightfully, Goblin Slayer
- Alignment: Easily misconstrued as Chaotic Good or True Neutral, but is actually an overzealous brand of Lawful Good
- Domains: Hatred, Anger, Slaughter, Determination, Goblin-Slaying
- Portfolio: Justified Goblin Genocide, Only Goes By "Goblin Slayer", Skill Over Strength, Good For Killing Goblins but Otherwise Middling In A Fight, Heroes Prefer Swords, Boring, but Practical, Never Takes His Armor Off, Sociopathic Hero who Becomes More Sociable Over Time, Immune to Fate
- Heralds: Priestess, Cow Girl, High Elf Archer, Dwarf Shaman, Lizard Priest, Guild Girl
- Allies: The Doom Slayer, White Mage, Ophilia Clement, Aerith Gainsborough, Shadow the Hedgehog, The Doctor, Hoss Delgado, Celica A. Mercury, Ragna the Bloodedge, Lance (Epic Battle Fantasy), The God-Emperor of Mankind
- Opposes: The Green Goblin, SKYNET, Doctor Boom, Khazrak & Gorthor
- Opposed By: The House of Prophecy and Fate (sans the Hall of Opposing Fate)
- Enemies: Skarsnik, Jareth, The Overlords
- Agrees to Disagree with: Rimuru Tempest
- Conflicting Opinion On: Eren Yaeger, Goku and Vegeta
- Avoids: Grimgor Ironhide
- Pities: Velvet Crowe
- Interested In: Ainz Ooal Gown
- Indifferent Towards: Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson
- One day, a man lost everything to the vile creatures known as goblins, who thrive on horrific acts of murder and rape. As they attacked his village, he was unfortunately the Sole Survivor. Undergoing Training from Hell, he rose up as a new man - one with a burning vengeance targeted at all the goblins in the world. He was christened as the Goblin Slayer, the man who swore to "be like a goblin to the goblins".
- Goblin Slayer's ascension to the Pantheon was nearly unsuccessful, entirely because he couldn't care less about being the God of anything. After all, he had other, more important things to do elsewhere. He was persuaded to come along, however, after learning of the wide variety of goblins in the Pantheon - a man going by the title of Goblin King, and even a Goblin God. It didn't take him long after that to deem the Pantheon as needing his assistance even more than his home world was, and thus he consented to his ascension.
- One of his first and most well-known friendships is with the Doom Slayer. Names/titles aside, the two are notorious for being very similar to one another, as both are single-minded slayers of a specific type of monster, which they despise with a passion. The main difference is that Goblin Slayer is much less openly gung-ho about his distaste for goblins compared to Doom Slayer and demons, but even so, the two are quite well-versed in the art of killing. They see each other as allies of sorts, though moreso on Doom Slayer's end than Goblin Slayer's.
- For similar reasons, he has become good friends with Shadow the Hedgehog and The Doctor, both of whom are also responsible for guiltless genocide of an Always Chaotic Evil race. Similarly, Hoss Delgado is someone he sees himself in, for their "knowledge" that each and every one of their targets is evil, simply for being what they are - though Goblin Slayer is right more often than not, Hoss often tends to target ordinary monsters as well as the evil ones. Goblin Slayer understands this, and says that just like him, Hoss cannot afford to take such chances.
- He has nothing but the utmost sympathy for Velvet Crowe, someone who went through similar experiences to him, but came out arguably much worse. That the act was carried out by her fellow man makes things all the worse in his eyes. He wishes her all the best for her life moving onwards.
- His experiences in his home world have caused him to gravitate towards some of the White Mages in the pantheon, as they remind him of his friend, Priestess. This led to him making friends with Aerith Gainsborough, who in turn is reminded of Cloud. Goblin Slayer is a tad surprised by how foul-mouthed she can be, but isn't all that affected by it. Besides, she seems so much more competent than his friend, with no set limit on how many spells she can cast a day. He has also been getting along with Ophilia Clement, an even more powerful White Mage, armed with powerful light magic as well as the usual healing. She finds him to be rather similar to Therion, a comparison that confuses and annoys the latter.
- While wandering through the Hall of Giants and Smallfolk on his usual hunt for goblins, he came across Celica A. Mercury, who seemed to have no idea where she was. Recognising her as fitting the exact criteria for "easy goblin prey", he took it upon himself to help her back to safety, and even guided her back to where she was trying to go. Since then, the two have managed to establish something of a friendship, with Goblin Slayer helping her on multiple occasions after this. It was through this that he met Ragna the Bloodedge, though these two didn't get along so swimmingly. Goblin Slayer's similarities to Hakumen did not help, though Ragna at least appreciates him helping Celica out.
- Realising that most of the goblins in the pantheons are so much more powerful and higher-ranked than him, he realises that rushing in recklessly will not be in any way a valid situation. Currently, he is working on an elaborate strategy to eliminate Skarsnik from the Pantheon. Only time will tell if it works, and should it, he will move on to Jareth, cognizant of the fact that despite their titles, Jareth is actually the more powerful of the two, and that Skarsnik is the representative of all goblins in the Pantheon.
- Skarsnik hates him, too. Throughout his time in the Pantheon, Goblin Slayer has dealt too heavy a blow to his goblin underlings. The two share an intense mutual enmity, and are plotting against one another to remove the other one once and for all.
- He steers clear of Grimgor Ironhide, though. While Grimgor has goblins working under him, he primarily governs the Orcs, which Goblin Slayer knows from experience that he cannot defeat on his own without some seriously impressive tricks up his sleeve.
- He does not like the Green Goblin one bit. The idea of a fellow human willingly associating with...them, is quite disgusting to him, as is the fact that he willingly does evil. Norman Osborne, for his part, reciprocates this sentiment, and Goblin Slayer has found that Norman's status as being more or less human means that there's nothing stopping him from just running him through with a sword when he least expects it.
- "Fear" is by no means the right word, but Goblin Slayer is very worried as to what Doctor Boom is capable of. He is a goblin, yes, but more importantly, he's an intelligent goblin. Knowing that this goblin is a Gadgeteer Genius means he feels he must plan extra carefully as he gathers knowledge on him.
- He has been keeping a close eye on the goblins of Warcraft for obvious reasons, and what he has found is rather surprising. Those goblins, unlike the vast majority of goblins in the Pantheon, appear to lack any inherent malicious intent. They tended to be more concerned with their science antics. Of course, for reasons already detailed, he views them as highly dangerous, and aims to exterminate them all the same.
- He does not like Khazrak & Gorthor one bit, because the trope they represent happens to apply to the creatures he loves slaying so much. This has put them on his hit-list, though because they are not actual goblins, defeating them is more of an afterthought than anything.
- As someone who keeps goblins in his employ, Goblin Slayer has taken a passing interest in Ainz Ooal Gown. He understands the lich is too powerful for him to take on, but he is specifically interested in the Great Tomb of Nazarick. He wants to explore the tomb, as he feels there might be too many goblins inside, and he can't wait to take care of that little problem.
- He has an ally in Lance, from the Epic Battle Fantasy party. Like him, Lance is an adventurer who is willing to forgo any personal qualms for the sake of doing what needs to be done. Goblin Slayer is particularly interested in Lance's vast repertoire of weaponry, like his BFGs and nukes, feeling that they could be phenomenal anti-goblin weaponry, though if he were to use them, he may have to try and limit the collateral damage as much as possible.
- He is one of the biggest thorns in the sides of the Overlords, as while he has yet to do anything directly to them, their minions have been decreasing in number rather dramatically ever since he arrived. This is no coincidence, and everyone knows that. Said minions are not goblins exactly, but they are similar enough for Goblin Slayer to decide that they need to go, preferably as quickly as possible. Thus, he has a target painted on his back, but despite this, he still aims to rip and tear until it is done.
- The God-Emperor of Mankind smiles upon Goblin Slayer, knowing of his deeds and goals. He admires his willingness to take extreme courses of action for the greater good, and even more so his dedication to killing goblins, despite them being rank-and-file Mooks as far as everything else is concerned; the fact that he is taking care of the small fry that everyone else ignores in favour of the more imposing targets like demons is what he likes about him.
- It is theorised that he runs a YouTube channel on the side, under the alias of JonTron. It has been noted that even in this persona, his seething hatred of goblins shines through, and he has made it known what his stance on the creatures is. Goblin Slayer, for his part, ignores the rumors, too apathetic to confirm or deny them.
- He fully disapproves of anyone aiming to Kill All Humans, such as SKYNET, who he shares a house with, and while he knows there is not a lot he can do about these schemes, he will give his verbal approval of anyone who can. He is, unfortunately, too busy with his Guilt-Free Extermination War to actually help these people, however.
- Upon meeting Eren Yaeger and learning of his plans, Goblin Slayer wasn't sure what to make of him. He recognises that Eren's plans are genocidal in nature, but also learned what drove him to be like this. Overall, he pities him, but is well aware that what he is doing is wrong.
- Goblin Slayer has a rather hardliner stance surrounding goblins; he has gone on record as saying "The only good goblin is a dead goblin!". While anyone who has seen his home world would doubtlessly agree, or at least see where he is coming from, Rimuru Tempest is one who takes umbrage with this viewpoint, as he has had experiences with many good goblins in his world. Upon learning of this, Goblin Slayer told Rimuru his tale, and showed him what his world's goblins were like. Rimuru found them to be so starkly different from the goblins he is used to seeing that he couldn't do much more than Agree to Disagree with him. Overall, he sees where Goblin Slayer is coming from, and has agreed to help Goblin Slayer kill his world's goblins should they ever ascend to the Pantheon, but for everyone's safety, Goblin Slayer has been banned from visiting the Jura Tempest Federation. Given how powerful the slime and Demon Lord is, Goblin Slayer accepts, albeit begrudgingly, that for now, Rimuru can keep "his goblins" in line.
- As the sole good members of an Always Chaotic Evil race, the likes of Goku and Vegeta are very confusing to him. He doesn't know what did it, but their ability to overcome their base instincts and fight for good is impressive to him. He would monitor them, but they are so much more powerful than him that he's content to just check on them every now and then
- He is well aware of the existence of Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, and the influence they have had on his Dungeons & Dragons-inspired world, but overall, he doesn't really care for them. As is frequently acknowledged, he doesn't let anyone roll the dice for him, and the gods and fate have no hold over him. Why should these two be the exception? This has made him a point of contention within the House of Prophecy and Fate, as even the most powerful deities there cannot control or predict his next actions. Conversely, he is considered an honorary member of the Hall of Opposing Fate, who welcome him for being like them.
- Can also be found in Ruin and Destruction.
"I won't save the world. I just kill goblins."