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Greater Gods
Father Balder
Balder, God of The Divine Image of Gold and White (Father Balder, The Lumen Sage, The Tyrant Sage, Master of the Elements, The Masked Lumen)
- Greater God (though capable of summoning or harnessing Overdeity powers)
- Symbol: Gold Peacock Feathers next to a Sun-Shaped Watch; alternatively, his mask
- Theme Songs: You May Call Me Father (shared with Rodin), The Lumen Sage; The Lumen Sage & Temperantia or The Lumen Sage & Fortitudo when unleashing his full powers including summoned Angels
- Alignment: Lawful Good, used to be Lawful Evil under Loptr's control
- Portfolio: Holy Dangerous Appearance in Gold and White, Solar Magic, Mystical Silver Hair, The Stoic, Bayonetta's Father Who Frequently Fought His Daughter, Knight of Cerebus, Malevolent Masked Man, Star-Crossed Love Made Him Crazy (or so we believed)
- Truth: Was Really a Nice Guy to Begin With, Tragic Villain, Carried the God of Chaos in His Body and Went Insane Because of It
- Under Loptr's control: Polite Evil, Agent Peacock, Combat Sadomasochist, Fluffy Fashion Feathers, Was Manipulated Into the Slaughter of His Own Kind, Satellite Cannons, Orgasmic Combat, Pervert Dad, Purple Prose
- Domains: Sun, Fire, Light, Angels, Magic, Chaos, Time Travel
- Herald: Rosa (his wife)
- Allies: Cereza/Bayonetta (his beloved daughter), Jeanne, Tyrael, Manwë Sulimo, Luka Redgrave (his son-in-law), Lady, Trish, Rick Taylor and the Terror Mask, Ren Amamiya/Phantom Thief Joker, Akeno Himejima (and by extension, the rest of Kuoh Academy's Occult Research Club), Dante Sparda, Sailor Galaxia, Takuma Saiou, Gwyn, Sparda
- Enemies: Loptr, The Demons of Inferno, Satan/Lucifer the Fallen, Fortinbras, Mundus, YHVH, Ragyo Kiryuin, Relius Clover, Chakravartin, The Grineer, Galeem and Dharkon, Chaos (Sailor Moon)
- Former Enemies: Rodin, Ryuko Matoi and Senketsu, Gene, Vergil Sparda
- Opposes: Enrico Pucci, Sun Li, Ashera, The Corpus
- Opposed by: Imperius
- Conflicted Opinion:
- Towards: Jubileus and Queen Sheba, Satan Jacob, Jibril
- From: The Angels of Paradiso, Lucifer, The Tenno
- The last of the Lumen Sages. Likes to dress for the part in gold and white robes with the sun-rays-and-wings seal of the Lumen Sages. The trouble with having sympathy for him about this is, he's the one who sparked the war which ended up not only reducing the Umbra Witches to about a handful of folks, but also wiping out the rest of the Lumen Sages. Supposedly. The truth is he and his wife Rosa were simply the Star-Crossed Lovers whose union triggered the two clans into a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy, and the manipulations of other beings changed him into the man that would finish the job. To elaborate on said other forces:
- First the two clans figured because of his and Rosa's child Cereza breaking the balance they ran on that Jubileus the Creator would inevitably awaken, causing them to go to war because the Lumen treated the event as favorable and the Umbra wanted it dealt with. Then after that war ended an Angel of Paradiso convinced him the Umbra would rebel again to tilt the balance in their favor, so Balder launched another war. With the two clans' numbers reduced to a handful and one, a silver-haired boy appeared out of nowhere and killed Balder's wife right in front of him, then a strange entity which called itself the Prophet took him 500 years into the future and led him to track down the boy, named Loki, causing him to fight Loki's protector, an Umbra Witch known as Bayonetta, on several occasions.
- With all that, he managed to not only figure out that Bayonetta was his daughter all grown up, but discover that the Prophet was actually Loptr... Loki's twin half, and Rosa's true killer, manipulating Balder as part of a long-game plan to capture the Eyes of the World from Balder (Right Eye) and Cereza (Left Eye), claiming the power of Aesir, the true god of chaos and creator of their reality that he and Loki were the split halves of, all for himself. Balder worked with Cereza to defeat him anyway, then after a melancholy farewell, would imprison Loptr's spirit within himself to make sure Loptr didn't take off unchecked into another timeline.
- Back in his own time, he found himself slowly corrupted by Loptr's hatred of humanity, eventually creating the Ithavoll Group, starting as a medium-sized IT company only to grow into the corporate governing body that ruled over an island theocracy centered around the worship of Jubileus. The goal of this group? Same as before — to capture the Eyes of the World and their power. While ostensibly for the sake of Jubileus's revival, it's worth noting that Loptr was his true influencer. At best Loptr would've been seeking an alliance with Jubileus, at worst simply using her to activate the Eyes only to claim their power for himself. Nevertheless, the following creepy intonation was heard far too often during this time until Bayonetta finally defeated him:
Loptr!Balder: May Jubileus, the Creator, grace you. - When first ascended to the Pantheon, Balder resumed his claim to be Master of the Heavens. Whether that came from Balder's own mind or was purely the result of Loptr's influence is up for debate, though his formidable powers as a warrior light-mage lend credence to the moniker either way.
- Naturally, he usually calls his daughter by her original name of Cereza rather than her later famous nom de guerre Bayonetta. She only got to call him daddy in turn once, around the same time as he had her promise to stop him if he came back corrupted (not knowing that the time he was pulled into by Loptr was after said event had already taken place).
- Per Loptr's agenda, the ascended Balder attempted once more to capture the Eyes of the World in order to resurrect Jubileus, The Creator, and bring her into the Pantheon to bring about a new Armageddon in order to unite the trinity of realties. Part of this plan involved Playing Both Sides regarding the Angels and Demons, portraying himself as a supporter of YHVH while secretly working with Satan to secure the Great Will's throne and supporting demons like Mundus and Fortinbras, hoping to use the ensuing carnage as a kickoff point in order to draw Cereza's deal and obtain the Left Eye. Being a supposed servant of Heaven, many who knew of this plan questioned his intentions, though he successfully covered it up by playing coy:
Loptr!Balder: Oh my. To reveal such things would better shown than told. After all, my dear Cereza needs to understand just what sort of power she uses, and why it goes to waste along with her.
- The Sons of Sparda both disliked the situation, and for some reason seemed to know more about it than one would think they should. Dante claimed there's a reason he doesn't call on some God while he's getting paid to hunt down devils, while Vergil called Balder's "Heaven" Paradiso nothing more than a worthless plot of light.
- Houka Inumuta has asked The Truth about this in case the Elite Four ever encountered Balder. Via Truth's explanation, angels and demons in that world reflect light and darkness as natural elements rather than good and evil and either one overpowering the other will oppress the humans.
- Sure enough, the suspicions of many were proven correct when Balder and Satan's machinations, while unable to capture YHVH's throne or the Left Eye, drew upon both of their powers enough to ascend Jubileus... along with Queen Sheba, who would share her temple.
- Following the revelation of the truth behind Balder, the corruption of Loptr, and the Jubileus Armageddon plan, Bayonetta spent much of her time in the Pantheon questing to separate Loptr from Balder within the Pantheon and free her father from evil. She went to the Main House to ask how it was possible for Loptr to be present in the Pantheon without anyone having noticed it for so long. When she finally got the explanation that Aesir had actually ascended into the Pantheon in the distant past, thus allowing his halves to enter as well, Bayonetta asked for Loki to enter as well. Once Loki claimed the Left Eye back from Bayonetta, the two of them, along with Jeanne, Rick Taylor, Ren Amamiya, and Devil May Cry operatives Lady and Trish, engaged the Loptr-controlled Balder in battle. Loptr intended to steal the Left Eye from Loki and claim the power and form of Aesir all to himself; however, his enemies managed to rip Loptr from Balder's soul and, to Loki's reluctance and Loptr's dismay, merge the two halves of Aesir, finally freeing Balder from the corruption of Loptr as well as restoring Aesir once more.
- In order to ensure humanity's free will, Aesir would have to occasionally split in two and recombine afterwards. During these times, Loki occasionally hangs out with Balder and appreciates the Lumen Sage's vigorous understanding of what makes humanity special. After coming back from the Underworld following the disaster in Redgrave City, Dante can say the same to an extent, although he only ever encounters the renewed Balder through Bayonetta and is perfectly fine with that, while Vergil doesn't outwardly care much for him one way or the other.
- Thanking all those who helped Cereza free him from Loptr without allowing the Prophet to run amok unchecked, Balder has since vigorously apologized to his daughter's best friend Jeanne for his actions in pitting her against Cereza, pledged his help to the Phantom Thieves should they ever need it to stop another corrupt authority from going out of control, matched J.D. Morrison's payment to Lady and Trish for their part in the job, offered to help Rick find a way to bring his girlfriend Jennifer to the Pantheon free from the influence of the Corrupted, and even agreed to join his daughter on a visit to the Occult Research Club which Akeno was a member of in hopes of working together with them. When the Terror Mask questioned how he could do all this when his company is in ruins and the island he once ruled has moved on without him, he explained that his Pantheonic temple still grants him access to a limited remnant of Ithavoll resources.
- Due to his time possessed and manipulated by a misanthropic being of order and light, Balder finds beings such as the Light of Destruction and Zamasu to be more dangerous than any demon king. Takuma Saiou, formerly called Sartorius as The Light of Destruction's thrall, as well as Sailor Galaxia, who was once influenced by Chaos itself, both find kinship with Balder over the experience. So it wasn’t surprising that Balder declared Chaos an enemy when it ascended.
- Balder's true opinion of Jubileus is frankly a mixed bag. While he does hold some symbolic loyalty to her as she is ultimately the dea worshipped by the Lumen Sages, the revelation of her childish attitude (whether as an Almighty Idiot or a selfish adolescent deity) leaves him less than enthused about her revival in practice. Still, he has some hope that sharing her temple with Queen Sheba will buy enough time for her to eventually see through the deception of Loptr, discover the true light of humanity, and mature herself enough to embrace her role in the elemental balance and not try to destroy everyone.
- Balder now considers his time working with Lucifer the Fallen shameful, as only a being with such contempt for humanity as Loptr had could ever strike a deal with a being called Satan who deems all humans to be worthless monkeys. Satan in turn hates him for being redeemed and turning from evil to good.
- In a funny case of turnabout, Satan knew that Balder's plan would've ascended Queen Sheba along with Jubileus, but mistakenly thought Sheba would've been the one more likely to be out to destroy or rule over the humans and thus secretly gloated about it. With Balder's redemption and the truth showing Sheba to be the more reserved and even-keeled of the two warring deities, Balder is now the one who sees some positive in Sheba's presence, further angering Satan against him.
- He has similar shame for dealings he'd made with Ragyo Kiryuin and Relius Clover, another two light-based misnathropic deities as he had once been under Loptr. In their cases it's compounded by the especially sick ways they manipulated their families, also increasing his disdain for how the Prophet used him as a tool against his own wife and daughter.
- Despite Satan being housed there, Balder could not resist exploring the Silver Heavens. The Fallen One would see him and provoke him into battle. However, it did not last long, as Tyrael intervened as soon as he heard the commotion, and Manwë Sulimo arrived shortly thereafter, fending off Satan.
- The two benevolent angels had heard of Balder's redemption and anticipated his eventual visit, conversing with him for awhile. Impressed by their great love for humanity, Tyrael has since become a great friend and he considers Manwë's counsel in high regard. He is also most hopeful that they can influence Jubileus.
- Of the other angels he met there, he found Jibril to be strange in many aspects, although he certainly appreciates her love of knowledge more than her love of killing sprees, and is not on good terms with Imperius after the Archangel of Valor scolded him for "abandoning his calling" with regards to eliminating the darkness. Has yet to meet Aru Akise, however.
- With information provided by Jibril, Tyrael and Manwë put the case of Balder's wife Rosa in front of the Court of the Gods. With the approval of Eiki Shiki, who deemed both Balder and his wife's souls to be "White", meaning good, Captain America and The Judge allowed for Rosa to be resurrected in the Pantheon as Balder's Herald. Reuniting with Rosa gave both Balder and his daughter Tears of Joy, and his friendship with these angels was only further entrenched.
- His backstabbing of YHVH under Loptr's influence and proponence of humanity as his own true self both draw the hatred of the Great Will nowadays.
- Contrary to both YHVH and the Fallen, Helel Lucifer and Satan Jacob actually find kinship with Balder's belief that Humans Are Special. However, he and this Lucifer vociferously disagree as to whether balance or chaos is the way to bring that greatness out, and the fact that Jacob once committed atrocities fitting his title against both humans and demons, with no malice aforethought but out of sheer carelessness to boot, is not lost on the Lumen.
- Once supported Enrico Pucci's goal of achieving "heaven" but now understands how corrupt and twisted it truly is, especially upon learning of Pucci's allegiance with the notorious vampire Dio Brando. Same goes for Master Li and his desire to summon the Goddess of Rebirth.
- As light-based demon kings who, aside from having benefited from his time as Loptr's thrall, have also corrupted at least one human against his own kin for purposes of power, Balder sees Fortinbras and Mundus as imperative to stop as well. This also extends to Chakravartin, who was in on Loptr's plans and formed an alliance with Fortinbras just like he did.
- At some point formed a bond with Gwyn, he of the impressive royal crown and prosperous rule, and the two still agree on the power of light being preferable to darkness. However, Balder's experiences have tempered his judgment to be a bit more general and objective on that end, causing him to often take the Lord of Sunlight's measure when his hatred and suspicion towards dragons and darkness users threatens to pit him against someone who would otherwise be a true ally to both of their purposes. Maintaining his alliance with Gwyn also has an ulterior motive of its own, as the Lumen Sage doesn't want to leave the Lord of Cinder isolated lest he start getting ideas about another Ringed City incident.
- Another thing they both agree on is that neither is a fan of Ashera. Like Loptr, she's the Order half of a god split in two. Unlike Loptr, she didn't exacerbate humanity's decay after condemning them. However, her resolution to the conflicts in her world was "either war ceases for 1000 years and I reunite with my other half or some fool starts a conflict and everyone dies." Predictably, she had to be stopped then, she'll probably have to be stopped now.
- Was taken captive and used as a spirit by Galeem during the World of Light fiasco. Since then he has done his research on Galeem and Dharkon, finding that Galeem is actually described as an "angelic being" whereas Dharkon is an embodiment of chaos and darkness, both of whom play on devil archetypes very similar to the angels and demons he knows.
Balder: These two monsters. They represent the exact designs of Paradiso and Inferno to their utmost extreme. Could they in fact be related to the troubles of our world? It might be an interesting question to ask of Aesir...
- Gained the attention of several deified armies from the Warframe universe, namely the Tenno, Grineer, and Corpus armies, due to his gold and white design philosophy. Through this he learned about the Orokin, a race of immortals who created a seemingly prosperous universe but actually considered everything outside themelves to be disposable and bent the world to their will through draconian means before their ultimate downfall.
- The Corpus saw themselves as successors to the Orokin, and thus tried to get into Balder's good graces until he made it clear he wasn't Orokin and actually rather disliked them. Then they soon lost interest.
- The Grineer Dogs were created as an expendable Slave Race of clones, who inevitably rebelled against the Orokin after being abused and repurposed to fight and die for them once too many. As such, seeing a visage that even partly reminded them of their former masters filled them with hatred. Balder is no fan of the Grineer either, but is interested in the story of the only two Orokin they didn't hate with a passion and actually adored slavishly: a duo of exiles called the Twin Queens.
- The Tenno, on ther other hand, actually checked Balder to see how much like or different from the Orokin he was, getting past their discomfort with his color scheme. While understanding that he means well today, they also know of his checkered past, so they keep their wits about them. In turn, unlike the Corpus and Grineer, who disgust him with the lengths either of them are willing to go to fulfill their own agendas, he holds the Tenno in high regard as the main reason why the solar system hasn't truly gone to the dogs.
- There was tense anticipation for his meeting with Sparda once the Legendary Dark Knight ascended to the Pantheon. After all, he was a Sage who drew on angelic power while Sparda could easily qualify for a demon king if he so desired. Luckily, Balder knows more than enough about benevolent darkness users, and they both love humanity more than their elemental leanings, enabling the two to converse on positive terms and become good friends in short order. On top of that, the same pro-human angels who befriended Balder were already acquainted with Sparda's legend and thus were fast to approve of him as well.
- One day, Balder was met up with someone swinging by on a grappling hook...and missing him. This happened to be Luka Redgrave, the son of the journalist who he killed...and who also happens to be his son-in-law. Naturally, Balder was surprised to learn how Luka managed to get his daughter's hand in marriage, until he learned that Luka was guided by a voice (Arch-Adam) to help guide Bayonetta (Arch-Eve) across the multiverse and he technically wasn't human but apparently part-Fae (it's a long story). Awkwardness over having Luka's dad killed, Balder has given Luka his blessing, especially when he got to his his grand-daughter in Viola.
- "We may not see our next step. We may stumble. We may fall off the path. But we always move forward! That is the power of man!"
Hope Summers/White Phoenix
Hope Summers, Goddess of Redheads Who Wear Green (White Phoenix, The Mutant Messiah)
- Greater Goddess (Overdeity as the White Phoenix)
- Symbol: Her Green-and-yellow jumpsuit
- Alignment: Teeters Between Chaotic Neutral and Chaotic Good (Lawful Neutral as White Phoenix)
- Portfolio: Host Of The Phoenix Force, Action Girl, Can Physically Duplicate The Powers Of Other Mutants, Badass Adopted Family, Beware the Nice Ones, Gun Nut, Failed To Break the Cutie, Fiery Redhead, Good Is Not Nice, Potential Savior (Or Destroyer) Of Both Humanity And Mutantkind, Little Miss Badass Snarker, Named After Cable's Deceased Wife, Originally A Naïve Newcomer, Looks Like A Teenage Jean Grey
- Domains: Mutantkind, Cosmic Powers, Heavy Weaponry
- Allies:
- Ascended X-Men: Charles Xavier/Professor X, Erik Lensherr/Magneto, Scott Summers/Cyclops (technically her adopted grandfather), Anna Marie/Rogue, Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat, Elizabeth Braddock/Psylocke, Jean Grey/Phoenix, Emma Frost/The White Queen, Jubilation Lee/Jubilee, Laura Kinney/X-23
- Other Allies: Aya Brea, Naruto Uzumaki and Kurama, Alucard (Hellsing), Seras Victoria, Asura, Aang, Korra
- Rivals: Gill, Orochi
- Enemies: William Stryker, The Sentinels, Alexander Anderson, Shinnok, Quan Chi, Onaga, High Councillor Kal-El/Regime Superman, M. Bison, Lord Brevon
- Opposed By: the Avengers (Steve Rogers/Captain America, Tony Stark/Iron Man, Thor, Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch, Bruce Banner/The Hulk, Clint Barton/Hawkeye, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, James Howlett/Wolverine, Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic, Susan Richards/Invisible Woman)
- Odd Friendships: with Guts, the T-800 Mark 2/Uncle Bob, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy and Kratos
- Headbutting Heroes with: Cyclops and Wolverine (gotten better with the former, not so much with the latter)
- Special Relationship: Cable (her adoptive father)
- The Phoenix Force was seen by all in the skies above the Pantheon, the cosmic energies taking the shape of its namesake. Within the cosmic entity, was a woman, who proceeded to absorb the Phoenix Force unto herself before floating to the ground. A woman with red hair and clad in a green-and-yellow jumpsuit, the tattered khaki scarf doubling as a hood. Hope Summers has come to the Pantheon.
- It had been Hope's use of the Phoenix Force to restore the mutant population back to its pre-Decimation levels that was her ticket to the Pantheon.
- Hope is also best friends with Katherine Pryde. Like Hope, Kitty also has cosmic powers of her own, as her phasing abilities had been amplified on a cosmic scale by the Black Vortex. As Hope would later find out, it had been Kitty and Jean Grey who had spearheaded her ascension to the Pantheon, using the aforementioned event in their favor.
- Speaking of Jean Grey, the older redhead has taken Hope under her wing in order to teach her how to better control the Phoenix Force. As Jean herself was the previous host of the Phoenix Force, she knows what it's like to have such power at her fingertips...and she knows just how easy it is to be seduced by said power. It is said that both could pass as sisters, despite not being related.
- Occasionally visits the House of Weapons' Ranged and Explosive Weapons sub-house with her adopted father/herald, Cable for some good old-fashioned father-daughter bonding…with big damn guns. It's also where she became fast friends with both Seras Victoria and Mana Tatsumiya, the three female deities bonding over their love of oversized weaponry.
- As Hope has the power to create and destroy, she has drawn the attention of Gill, the Illuminati Emperor. Gill has extended to Hope an invitation for her to join, as he sees potential in her regarding his goal in creating his Utopia. Hope refused the offer, and fortunately, Gill left her alone. He did, however, left the offer on the table should she change her mind.
- Poison Ivy strictly enforces her 'no-fire-based-deity-allowed' policy in her temple and the grounds surrounding it. However, despite Hope being the host of the Phoenix, Ivy has made an exception for her, due to her plants' positive reaction which she sensed through The Green, as Hope sometimes makes her plants grow whenever she passes through.
Intermediate Gods
Chica's Magic Rainbow
Chica’s Magic Rainbow, Goddess(?) of Limited-Color Rainbows (The Rainbow)
- Intermediate Goddessnote
- Symbol: Herself
- Theme Music: "Rainbow Theme"
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil
- Portfolio: Bait-and-Switch Boss, Beware the Silly Ones, Bitch in Sheep's Clothing, Everything's Worse With Rainbows, Faux Affably Evil, Lives in a Crapsaccharine World where Everything Is Trying to Kill You, Jerkass, Intentionally Unbearable And Annoying, Mocks The Player At Every Opportunity, Light Is Not Good, able to Light 'em Up, Rainbow With Only Three Colors, Sore Loser, Smug Smiler
- Interested in: Baal (Diablo), Ratatoskr
- Allies (the ones that are reciprocated): Lotso, The Goose, Jasper Batt Jr, Hazama, Suction Cup Man, Flowey (except no, he opposes her), Seija Kijin, the Annoying Orange, Pizzaface
- Enemies: Every ascended FNAF deity, The SCP foundation and most of their their oddities, regardless of alignment, The Kid, Rainbow Brite, Rainbow Dash, Weather Report, The Angry Video Game Nerd, BrainScratch Commentaries, George
- Opposes: The Hall of Darkness and Shadow, Ragyo Kiryuin, The Collector
- Opposed by: Ho-oh, The Norse gods
- Disrespects: Nobuyuki Sugou
- Disrespected by: Freddy Krueger, the Duck Hunt team
- Fears: Unikitty, Necrozma
- Annoys: Basically anyone who isn't listed anywhere else here
- Chica’s Magic Rainbow is a, well, magical rainbow that is in the titular Mini-Game in Five Nights at Freddy’s World. The game may seem like a Sugar Bowl, but you couldn’t be more wrong, as Everything Is Trying to Kill You, with flowers that shoot their petals at you, bees that shoot laser beams, huge logs that fire out of nowhere and,despite what they say, even the rainbow tries to kill you, especially if you try to turn their voice off.
- They ascended when a rookie SCP worker (likely a D-Class) noticed a three color rainbow in the sky. A weird sight, they thought, but nothing revolutionary. Then the rainbow came to life and started throwing insults at the worker, angry that they called them “nothing revolutionary”. Then the worker made the situation worse by insulting the rainbow back, saying that the rainbow is nothing compared to a sentient fridge or toaster. Upon hearing this the rainbow finally snapped, attempting to destroy the Pantheon with her rainbow cannon. Once more gods caught wind of this rainbow, they were quickly defeated when attempting to combat it. Upon revival, they reported the disturbance to the Main House, which made short work of the rainbow and brought it to the Court. After a fashion, Chica's Magic Rainbow was ascended into the Pantheon under the trope Rainbow Lite, much to the chagrin of those who had to fight her.
- Despite being from an alternate Five Nights at Freddy's universe, the animatronics generally don’t like her due to how utterly annoying they are, and they, in turn, enjoy mocking and insulting them at every turn. Springtrap and Circus Baby, who are the only truly evil ones amid the animatronics, don’t like them, either, with Baby noting that the ending the Rainbow was preventing people from seeing by fighting them was an Early-Bird Cameo for her. Not even Balloon Boy, who is perhaps the most annoying himself of all the animatronics, can stand them, as he usually consigns being annoying to laughing rather than childish taunting. Afton for his part also disrespects Chica's Magic Rainbow for "being ridiculous" instead of "a proper kind of killer" like himself. Freddy Krueger has concurred, making fun of the rainbow for a lack of staying power.
- In spite of all this contempt from the rest of the Fnaf cast, she still managed to squeeze in a movie cameo as the mascot of an ice cream parlor. Whether she was known as an annoying bully there or is simply a regular mascot is unknown. In the Trope Pantheon she has felt inspired and made her own ice cream parlor, with orange-flavored ice cream being the specialty. She made this as a tribute to one of her new friends, the Annoying Orange, a real jackass who likes to laugh a lot even at people's expense. She tried and failed to make pizza-flavored ice cream to get the favor of Pizzaface as she likes him. Why? Well, he's also from an indie game that also harasses and attacks players in a platformer...birds of a feather is in effect. George went there her parlor for his favorite ice cream, only to come up short a single nickel. The Rainbow proceeded to insult him to his face, and his mom. George responded by shocking her and giving a 1 star review of the parlor.
- Chica's Magic Rainbow is, essentially, the Fnaf version of the Duck Hunt dog with Scott Cawthon's tongue firmly in cheek. Oh sure, William Afton is a horrible Serial Killer but she's a Hate Sink in the more...frustrating kind. Before you ask yes, she tried to reach out to the Duck Hunt dog but he thinks her bullying and name-calling is in poor taste; he's fine simply chuckling at the player's misfortune. Another obvious comparison that could be made is with Flowey. They're deceptively harmless and cutesy things (rainbows and flowers) that are actually far nastier than they initially lead on, though Flowey wasted less time before showing off his true colors. However Flowey's plans are far larger in scope and unlike the Rainbow, he has legitimate reasons for why he acts the way he does. In reality he is merely teaming up with her to keep tabs on the Rainbow, and associating with her keeps up the illusion that he's still just as evil as he used to be.
- Inherently contrarian and loves to piss people off is the same kind of game that Seija Kijin plays, so she has a liking for the rainbow. Together, they tricked the Angry Video Game Nerd into a playthrough with Chica's Magic Rainbow as the boss. The Nerd naturally hates having the play against her and wasn't just satisfied when he finally defeated her, but "introduced" a new color to her rainbow; brown. Disgusting as it was, no-one felt all that bad because of how abrasive the Rainbow was. To say the Rainbow was pissed is an Understatement; seeing any episode of the Angry Video Game Nerd will put her into a berserker mode. BrainScratch Comms isn't nearly as crude in how they feel but how they feel is, naturally, deep annoyance at the Rainbow.
- With the bad impression that Chica's Magic Rainbow made upon ascension, she (maybe she, given the female voice) tried to rehabilitate her image by playing on the Rainbow Lite trope. Namely, she tried to make up a sob story she was only mean because she was made fun off for her limited number of colors, hoping to get just enough leeway to get into the House of Gaming. Her goofy, almost cute in a cheesy kind of way let this work for a little bit. It didn't last since she couldn't help making fun of players struggling with levels. The Kid feels the most agitated by the Rainbow, as her game reminds him of his own trials when trying to become the Guy. However, he views their game as worse, as his trials, at least, had infinite lives and did not have someone constantly mocking him, even though there were lots of screwy moments along the way. There are even points in their game where they are the obstacle themselves, regardless of how good the player has been doing, which nothing in the Kid's trials were like.
- Despite the vitriol people have for the Rainbow, they did manage to find one ally- the Goose. The Goose enjoys bullying and tormenting people in various ways, usually by stealing their personal belongings, and thus the Rainbow has decided to help him mess with people whenever they can. This usually tends to be them mocking the victim they and the Goose choose to mess with while the Goose tries to steal whatever he can get his beak on behind their backs. Another deity she found common ground with is Lotso, who looks nice but is secretly an evil person. Lotso decided to employ the Rainbow at his temple of Sunnyside to help with trying to interrogate people. The Rainbow's tactic is usually to bother and annoy the victim as much as they can, which gets excellent results. She didn't initially get along with Jasper Batt Jr despite everyone going on about how perfect she'd be for an ally, only to re-evaluate after seeing he too was an obnoxious a-hole with an intentionally annoying boss battle.
- One day, the Rainbow was out on a taunting spree when they came across Unikitty and began throwing insults at her. This went well enough for the Rainbow- that is, until they brought up the sinking of Cloud Cuckoo Land, which made Unikitty fly into a rage. The Rainbow expected an easy fight, until Unikitty actually killed them in one shot. This was reportedly because Unikitty has the power to destroy rainbow colored objects in a single hit, and the Rainbow had never heard about this ability until it was too late. From then on, whenever a deity feels the Rainbow is getting too annoying, they threaten to call Unikitty and that is enough to cause the Rainbow to panic and flee. As for how Unikitty feels about the Rainbow, she notes that the Rainbow looks kind, but is really a jerk, which isn’t nice.
- Their presence was enough to really irk Rainbow Brite. Not only does the trope they bear play on her name, but she was under the assumption that rainbows stood for nice and kind things, not for things that annoyed and bullied people relentlessly. The Rainbow notes that her usual rainbow based powers don’t work on them, and that allows them to bully and taunt her and the Color Kids as much as they like, despite all attempts to keep them away from the Color Castle. Initially Chica's Magic Rainbow tried to hide this behavior by acting like a supportive friend to Rainbow Dash. For a few moments Dash was fooled by the act, until she couldn't help himself and made fun of those in the Wonderbolts who were lagging behind and told them to "git good, scrub". It didn't take long for the pegasus to see the Rainbow for the jerk that she was, and seeing a rainbow act so mean was an unpleasant experience for her.
- Despite how unbearable she is, she is fond of acting "holier than thou" towards the Slimeball Nobuyuki Sugou. Many found this rich as the way he bends the game to be an unfair GM is very in-keeping to the Rainbow's obnoxiously difficult boss battle, but she defends it by saying she may be designed to be intentionally frustrating, but she's not considered a detriment to the story the way Nobuyuki is. Considering even he still has more allies (albeit many of them being like-minded creeps) it comes off as her desperately trying to justify a superiority complex. After all, at the end of the day she's simply a different type of bully than the creep. She is genuinely disgusted by Ragyo Kiryuin and feels she makes rainbows "dirty", though. Of course, considering who Ragyo is her disgust is a step above "Wants a Prize for Basic Decency" behavior.
- Decided to go on a trolling spree with Suction Cup Man and Hazama, tricking members of the House of Gaming to play obnoxiously hard and buggy video games. For the latter, this was more about cooling off than any of his serious villainy, but for Chica's Magic Rainbow, she finally felt like she was getting comfortable with the Trope Pantheon. As a notorious boss, she was amused by the official holder of the trope, Baal, even if he ignores her. One of the trolling ideas she got in her mind was using her rainbow powers to try and mimic the Bifrost, in order to trick the Norse gods into pratfalls. It didn't really go anywhere since they saw threw it, though they are no less annoyed. The Rainbow was hoping she'd get Ratatoskr's attention since he's a shit-talking, rumor-flinging Troll, but the squirrel couldn't care what she thinks.
- It's somewhat important to remember as much of an asshole Chica's Magic Rainbow is, she is still a rainbow with the kinds of powers you'd expect. She can summon mini versions of herself to attack, or the Rainbow Cannon; a three minute charge for an unblockable rainbow-colored beam that causes an instant Game Over. It's something people forget about. There is one deity that doesn't fear this in the slightest, however; Necrozma. This isn't because of its high stats mind you, but that Necrozma absorbs and eats light so it is the perfect predator to a living rainbow, so she fears the legendary. She was interested in another legendary, Ho-oh, due to it being a bird themed on rainbows, but the Fire/Flying type dismisses her as an colossal asshole. The Dragon Hunters have fought a rainbow-colored dragon before who could actually take the shape of a rainbow, so they have noted down Chica's Magic Rainbow as someone to avoid.
- Rather frustrated by the Collector. A cosmic being who likes to play kid friendly games, which just so happening to be able to create entire universes unto their own, Chica's Magic Rainbow thought he had great potential for causing problems. And yeah, he has caused problems in the past due to his mindset, but he realized the error of his ways. He's not a fan of the Rainbow and whenever he sees her trying to cause trouble he alters her games to be non-harmful and actually enjoyable for players. Given his power set, she can only mald in impotent rage at this. She is just as impotent against Weather Report, because of his Stand lets him manipulate the weather. Chica's Magic Rainbow being a living weather, which he can use to great affect; humiliating her by making her attacks come off as harmless falling snails.
Gill
Welcome to your death!
Gill, God of Color-Specific Elements (Lord and Emperor of the Illuminati, The Savior of Humanity, The Dark Messiah)
- Intermediate God (Potentially a Greater God)
- Symbol: The All-Seeing Eye of the Illuminati
- Theme Songs: Nile (Drum & Bass Mix or The Emperor Doesn't Look Back* ), The Judgment Day (Heavy Tone) when enacting plans, Psych Out (Unknown) in battle
- Alignment: True Neutral
- Portfolio: Respects his Opponents and Recognizes Their Abilities, Made Emperor of the Illuminati Simply Because of His Power and Destiny, The Dark Messiah Who Declares Himself as a God, Combines Ice Powers with Fire Powers, Well Intentioned Extremists, Hard to Defeat and Cheap Bosses, Stripperific Combat Loinclothing, "RESURRECTION!", The Seraphic Wing, Anti Villains, The Big Bad of Street Fighter III
- Domains: Fire, Ice, World Saving, Balance, Combat
- Associates of The Illuminati: Vandal Savage
- Allies: Kolin, The Pillar Men, Algol
- Rivals:
- The Street Fighters: Urien (his brother), Karin Kanzuki (unknown to her)
- Other Rivals: Bill Cipher, Shinnok, Führer King Bradley
- Enemies:
- The Street Fighters: Alex, M. Bison, Dudley, Elena, Ken Masters, Ryu, Akuma, Chun-Li, Remy, Agent G
- Other Enemies: Shao Kahn, Satan (Lords of Shadow), Zobek, Kouta Kazuraba/Kamen Rider Gaim, Kaito Kumon/Kamen Rider Baron, Kano, Zamasu, Ghetsis, Shoto Todoroki, Soul Edge, Soul Calibur
- Manipulating: Charlie Nash, Juri Han, Rashid
- Closely Watching: High Councilor Kal-El/Regime Superman
- The enimactic emperor of the Illuminati, from a young age Gill was meant for greatness as the center of a great prophecy. Genetically modified to become the Emperor of The Illuminati and The Savior of Humanity, Gill has been given the power to use both flames and ice through his red and blue sides, among other supernatural abilities. His goals are shrouded in mystery, only seeking to fulfill an apocalyptic agenda where he will save humanity and guide them to salvation, as was foretold years ago. Now in the Pantheon, he wants to ensure that goal also comes to pass here and doesn't really care if he has to unveil himself to the Pantheonic masses, in the end he will be the savior of humanity.
- Immeadiately after ascending, he tried to conduct a tournament that would allow him to be able to weed out the weak and lead the worthy to be able to live in paradise. Apparently the Pantheon isn't quite the "utopia" he envisioned and Gill is willing to show why he is going to save the Pantheon from destruction. Many shown interest in entering, especially after hearing about Gill's infamy.
- Turns out his claim as the "leader" of the Illuminati is up to debate, not because of some petty scheme designed by Urien to overthrow him, but because many sects of the Illuminati outside of his universe don't see Gill as their emperor and refuse to follow him, something that definitely didn't amuse him. Most notably, the organization labelled as the "Official" illuminati seem to tolerate Gill as just another one of their thousand of schemes but don't respond to him as a leader or anything. Similarly, given Bill Cipher's ties to the organization, he and Gill have butted heads several times in order to prove who was the true leader and neither is willing to back down.
- Gill's action has earned him many enemies in his own universe, ranging from his estranged brother to many who had encounters with his organization. Gill's manner of resolving said conflict usually involve him coming to blows with his opponents, but sometimes he just throws a fights just to get them off his back.
- He once had troubles with Dudley in the past, due to his organization taking ownership of Dudley's father's car, and though they are still on opposing sides, Gill has given it back to him, as reward for Dudley showing him a good fight, paired with the fact that he doesn't really drive cars anyway.
- With Alex's ascension, Gill's tried to convice him to join the Illuminati. Alex, courtesy of Gill having injured his mentor Tom, rejected the offer, and since then, they've come to blows more then once.
- His Resurrection Super Art, giving him the ability to rise from defeat instantly completely unharmed should he be killed or knocked out in battle, is one of the Illuminati's Sixty-Six Secret Arts, and notoriously infamous amongst the Pantheon given how often people got caught off guard by the ability. Combined with his other ability, which he calls 'Seraphic Wing', it's rumored that maybe he is a descendant of angels but some believe the Illuminati scientist truly can make remarkable things. Even then, many angels refuse to consider Gill one of their own given his nefarious goals, well intentioned or not.
- He prefers balance, and has a dislike for both forces of Order and Chaos, though he keeps an eye on individual agents to see if they're worth bringing to The Promised Land. Particularly, he revealed himself into the world just to fight the so-called President of the World in order to find out what exactly is G's purpose. The two remained strong rivals after Gill easily one this bout but he suspects this innocuous buffoon may be up to something.
- Surprisingly gets along with Kars and The Pillar Men given their similar appearances. Kars agrees with Gill's goals of creating an Utopia but often clash on who should lead the people, considering Kars and Esidisi easily wiped out their people, Gill was cautious in not turn away these potentially powerful allies and entertain their goals of becoming the ultimate lifeform for a while, even if that search of perfection is not really something Gill is super interested on.
- Took interest in the young Shoto Todoroki after hearing about his rather complicated family history, not unlike that of his own. Interestingly, Shoto was also groomed to become the perfect successor of his family and even had a similar powerset but that's about when the similarities ends, as Todoroki wants nothing to do with Gill or the Illuminati and as a hero, promised to bring down Gill's organization.
- Gill has shown an immense amount of respect for Algol, a king that in many ways refers his own status and is rare for Gill of all people to do so. That also ultimately lead the Illuminati emperor to take notice of the blades that once were related to Algol, Soul Edge and Soul Calibur and Gill saw the potential these two had should he managed to get ahold of them. Maybe the prophecy hinted at him becoming the wielders of both swords? Nevertheless, neither of them are actually that fond of Gill at all.
- Despite ostensibly appearing on the same side, The Illuminati and Shadaloo have secretly opposed each other for a long time, since Gill has far more altruistic intentions for his world-ruling agenda than M. Bison does. At the advent of Bison's final plan to become invincible using the power of seven artificial Black Moons, Gill tasked Urien and his secretary Kolin, operating as 'Helen', with assembling an anti-Shadaloo fighting force, which included the likes of Juri and a resurrected Nash. Kolin's team, along with one assembled by Karin Kanzuki, were ultimately successful in taking down the Dictator and clearing Gill's path to rule. Gill is watching Karin as a potential rival for future global leadership in the wake of Shadaloo's downfall.
- Was very pleased to hear that Kolin ascended into the Pantheon and is hoping that she brings in more potential allies for the Illuminati. This has seen dividends in some ways better than others: while Gill is very much appreciative of the alliance she's forged with Regime Superman, with he and Savage both looking forward to seeing if she can bring the Kyrptonian into the Illuminati fold, he is also nearly as annoyed as the Phantasm of Snow and Ice herself is at Kano's obsessive lust towards her.
- "The mark of my divinity shall scar thy DNA."
- Can also be found in Elements and Nature: Other.
Jo'on & Shion Yorigami
Jo'on & Shion Yorigami, Contrasting Goddesses of Orange & Blue (Both: Oil Sisters Who Have It All | Jo'on: The Most-Despicable and Disastrous Younger Twin Sister | Shion: The Most-Despicable and Disastrous Elder Twin Sister, The Simple and Frugal Poverty God)
- Intermediate Goddesses (Shion borderlines Greater Goddess without her limiters)
- Symbols:
- Jo'on: A gold coin with her head etched into it
- Shion: A cracked stone bowl
- Theme Song: Tonight Stars an Easygoing Egoist ~ Egoistic Flowers (Live ver.)
- Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
- Portfolio: Gensokyo Oil Sheikhs, Breakout Characters, Card Carrying Villains, Flower Motifs, Surprisingly Strong For Misfortune Goddesses, Orange/Blue Contrast, Binbōgami, Con Goddesses, Polar Opposite Twins, Power Incontinence, Jo’on Fights As Shion Supports, Siblings in Crime, Released Dream Spirits With Their Scheme, Tricked By Okina, Weapons-Grade Vocabulary
- Jo’on: Pretty Sluggin' Superspender, Blow You Away, Playing with Fire, Close-Range Combatant, Conspicuous Consumption, Cool Shades, Over-The-Top Spender, Gold Digger, Mock Millionaire, Rich in Dollars, Poor in Sense, Riches to Rags, Influenced By The Myouren Temple And Only Steals From Those That Can Recover
- Shion: Barefoot Poverty, Considers Ordinary Meals a Blessing And Will Be Pissed If Any's Wasted, Messy Blue Hair & Occult Blue Eyes, Sealed Fountain of Misfortune, Is Semi-Present In Wild And Horned Hermit Before Her AoCF Debut, Heroine With Bad Publicity, The Jinx, Loser Deity, The Millstone, Lethal Chef, Willfully Weak, Stronger Sibling
- Domains: Con Artistry, Luck, Twins, Final Bosses
- Heralds: Seiran & Ringo, Gengetsu & Mugetsu
- High Priests: Professor Sada & Turo
- Allies: Each other, Tenshi Hinanawi (especially Shion), Ryotaro Nogami/Kamen Rider Den-O, John Worthington Foulfellow
- Jo'on: Byakuren Hijiri, Princess Morbucks & Nagi Sanzen'in, Felonious Gru
- Shion: Reimu Hakurei, Keiki Haniyasushin, the Hall of Misfortune, Milo Murphy, Yato
- Rivals: Other Pantheonic con artists
- Enemies: Okina Matara
- Jo’on: Most members of the House of Commerce, such as Montgomery Burns & Chimata Tenkyuu
- Shion: Kamen Rider Killbus
- Opposed by: Just about everyone else in Gensokyo, Big Bill Hell’s
- Complicated Relationship with: The Kims & Parks
- Meet Jo’on & Shion, the Yorigami Sisters. They are gods of misfortune, and they use that status to make a living as Gensokyo’s premiere con artists, swindling then spending whatever they earn from others with their sister act. Jo’on, the younger sister, acts as the brains and burglar of the operation- she’s the one who pulls up the ideas, scouts for targets, and makes the main moves. Shion, the elder sister, serves as mainly just a distraction, using her misfortune on others to draw their attention while her younger sister does the rest. Well, I wonder what has happened to them since the Perfect Possession incident…?
- Of course, like a few other deities from Gensokyo, Jo’on & Shion jumped at the chance to ascend after they partook in the Tenkyuu Uprising against Brand X. The problem was that they also wanted to represent The Almighty Dollar, which for clarification, is the trope Chimata ascended under. So instead, they bide their time within the Pantheon, scamming and pilfering from poor schmucks that got roped into their schemes. It’s not until Tenshi, Shion’s apparent best friend, who was also trying to find a trope, found that Blue and Orange Contrast was a recent but open slot. Working with the sisters, they would conspire to all ascend together under their respective tropes that they found, with Tenshi replacing her old trope of Weather Dissonance with Defector from Paradise.
- As masters of the art of the con in Gensokyo, it is natural that they’re able to scam and swindle many out of their money and other possessions. So they began to put their practices to good use in the Pantheon, as well, able to successfully con and pickpocket many poor schmucks of their riches. When the Houses of Commerce & Law and Justice learned of these thieveries, they groaned with annoyance, and particular members of Gensokyo from those respective Houses (being Chimata & Eiki) were quick to alert their peers of what the Yorigamis were up to. The former house, and the market goddess in particular, however, were appalled that they would openly do such things in their markets, especially Chimata's, so despite Jo’on & Shion being among many that aided her in the Tenkyuu Uprising, she would have bad blood with them, and specifically, the more deviant younger sister, as she was the mastermind of these schemes.
- As of course, they would eventually hear of other scammers and con artists in the Pantheon, and Jo'on had gotten riled up as a result, wanting to see what the competition is like in the field. They first took notes straight from the one who ascended as the Goddess of Con Artists, Faye Valentine, who did like their schemes & results, but is quick to chastise them on immediately spending it all. The duo would then scout out for other con artists to try and one-up; Jo'on would try and swoon away Stan Pines' customers of their money, while Shion would, by just existing near any of Elaina's operation set-ups, cause those plans to fail spectacularly. Both were not amused at the sabotage that the Yorigamis were doing to them but they chose to improve their cons on their own, much to the sisters' belief.
- When their names began to be spread around more frequently one day for some odd reason, Jo'on took it upon herself to investigate the matter, her investigations leading to one John Worthington Foulfellow. He had been using their name as a way for himself to boost his own ego and identity, advertising them as criminal superstars, which while true, did not mean they were in good relations…yet. Eventually, after “Honest John” was caught by the Yorigami sisters, they would find themselves in cahoots over lunch, much to the dread of wallets and coffers everywhere.
- “Honest John” would eventually tip off to the sisters about a recently opened-up dealership in the Pantheon, Big Bill Hell's.He fed the sisters everything he could regarding the specifics, details, and logistics of the locale, to which they began to form a plan to properly swindle them out. In the end, not only did the sisters afterward manage to make off with Bill Hell's car without a down payment, but when the dealership attempted to counter with police action, they managed to, by way of a de-escalating standoff between them and and Bill with the cops, pull off one of their largest heists ever: stealing the entire damn dealership. Of course, the House of Justice had to intervene when they noticed that the operation was “under new management”; at least the Yorigami sisters got to keep the car.
- The Perfect Possession incident, which they mainly spearheaded, involved the Master and Slave system, which can be alternatively known as, well, the act of Perfect Possession. This system would allows one person to completely take over another's body, as the name implies, giving them full control over them and any abilities that they can use. Ryotaro Nogami, aka. Kamen Rider Den-O, is sort of a walking reminder of that system, as he has to deal with the 5 Taros within himself on the daily. He also happens to be like them, and in particular Shion, in the fact that they're both extremely unlucky. In fact, they had the unfortunate timing of being in the House of Food when Youmu Konpaku & Ragna The Bloodedge inadvertently kickstarted the food fight that lead to Kasen Ibaraki's temporary ban, and both were sent to the House of Health and Diseases afterwards for recovery; at least Shion got to eat well during that fiasco, and the trio (and eventually Tenshi as well) have been tenuous ever since.
- Another incident that they were involved in happens to be the Black Water Incident, which they tried to take advantage of by selling off whatever "oil" they can find. At some point during their involvement, though, they were suddenly taken by a back door and forced to fight Flandre Scarlet, a fight which they barely squeak out of. When they learned that the person who sent them there, Okina Matara, was present in the Pantheon, they were rightfully mad about the situation and went to beat her up; instead, though, they got lost in the Land of the Back Door for a few hours, only angering them further.
- Their strange duality regarding the dissonance between the rich and the poor has raised the eyebrows of the Kim and Park families. It’s kind of unnatural for the Koreans to see the Yorigamis go about their work- while Jo'on acts like a Park and Shion’s essentially a Kim, they both are expert con artists like the Kims, and are irresponsible with their wealth & status like the Parks...yeah, you get the idea. The sisters, on the other hand, are surprisingly scared to learn about the fracas regarding the two families given how realistic it was, and tend to be shy around them, choosing not to get into their business.
- Applies to only Jo’on:
- Jo'on spends just about everything she earns- and I mean every last penny. She wastes no time in flaunting her riches by buying the most expensive things that she can afford without any guilt whatsoever, as well as just throwing it out in battle and using that as a weapon as well. Members of the House of Commerce' Hall of Poverty and Riches in particular seem to be very divided on her, with among Jo'on's contemporaries being Princess Morbucks & Nagi Sanzen'in.
- After the Perfect Possession incident was resolved, Byakuren Hijiri took on the responsibility of trying to reform Jo'on by having her stay at the Myouren Temple as part of her rehabilitation. However, this did not change much about the younger sister's core habits, but at least sharpened her resolver to steal, and only steal, from those that can manage the losses. Nowadays, every so often, Jo'on would make a visit to the temple after a spree of thefts to lay low and even have a chat with some of the temple's members.
- This more neutral-aligned villainy stemming from her brief stay has gotten the attention of former supervillain Gru, who's interested in getting to draw more from his experience. However, their alliance is a bit shaky considering that Jo'on also happens to be allies with the aforementioned Princess Morbucks, which Gru is not that enthusiastic to learn about consider that she reminds him of Vector. Despite this, Jo'on would, under the watch of both Gru & the Anti-Villain League, perform her capers against corrupt millionaires, billionaires, and other rich people; sometimes, Shion would be in tow.
- Applies to only Shion:
- Her bad luck is probably among the worst in the Pantheon, rivaled by only people such as the aforementioned Den-O. And despite the fact that said bad luck can also prevent people from falling too far into debt, many really dislike her just because she can affect just about anyone near her, as well as herself. And because of that, she barely has any friends to be with, despite her wanting more...that is, she does have a friend: Tenshi Hinanawi, the celestial with inexhaustible good luck, countering hers. Their bond, especially after they've met since the Perfect Possession incident, has grown so considerably that some say that it's a foregone conclusion.
- When not with her younger sister or Tenshi, Shion would actually be found in the Hall of Misfortune, and in fact considers it to be her second home. Her already bad luck goes pretty well with the preexisting misfortune given in that hall, so its residents weren't too perturbed with her presence. In fact, as of this writing, they've all voiced that if the Yorigami Sisters ascended separately, Shion would ascend as the Goddess of Millstones, signifying that they're all in general friendship with her, or at least amicable with her.
- While in the Hall of Misfortune, she just so happened to run into Milo Murphy...which resulted in a meteor crashing down near them, the dust causing a group of birds to fly away past them only for a stray Sword Beam to kill a few and cover the duo with feathers, before a band of hunters came in and tried to hunt them in the belief they were a dangerous species, and uh, other things, too. While Shion seemed to be usually not so happy with her bad luck, Milo has a positive attitude with his own misfortune, something that does make the goddess rather happy. She aspires that, through her own bad luck, she would smile through it all, just like Milo.
- Visiting the Hakurei Shrine with Tenshi one day, Shion noticed someone unfamiliar to them there- a guy in a tracksuit jacket, jeans, and some sort of scarf. That was Yato, Loser of the Gods, and he’s taken up one of his usual Pantheonic odd jobs- sponsoring the Hakurei Shrine in hopes of it reciving more donations. When Reimu also noticed the celestial and pestilence goddess around, she took time to introduce them to him, and Shion resonated with Yato relatively quickly, as they're both down-on-their-luck divinity doing whatever they can to stay afloat; as for Reimu, the shrine maiden still is a but salty about her being near her shrine previously, but is seen as amicable towards her now.
- Normally in Gensokyo, the younger sister is stronger; just ask Flandre Scarlet & Koishi Komeiji in regards to that. However, the Yorigami Sisters are an inversion of this case; while Jo'on is the face & fighter of the two, when The Gloves Come Off, Shion can unleash enough power to drown the world in misfortune and match many of Gensokyo's strongest with ease. However, under normal circumstances, she wouldn't do such a thing, given that would make everyone unhappy and depressed.
- Shion was actually a former High Priest of Kamen Rider Killbus, likely as a result of two things: Being just the stronger one between herself and Jo'on, and Killbus himself manipulating Shion in secret to be his just a pair of his eyes and ears in Gensokyo. However, she didn't know of the evil Kamen Rider's true intentions right up until Keiki exposed him for all of Gensokyo to know, after letting her and the Getsu sisters know of his machinations. Realizing her error, she now is hateful of him, and is more than ready to put him under six feet of bad luck if she needs to.
- Her bad luck is probably among the worst in the Pantheon, rivaled by only people such as the aforementioned Den-O. And despite the fact that said bad luck can also prevent people from falling too far into debt, many really dislike her just because she can affect just about anyone near her, as well as herself. And because of that, she barely has any friends to be with, despite her wanting more...that is, she does have a friend: Tenshi Hinanawi, the celestial with inexhaustible good luck, countering hers. Their bond, especially after they've met since the Perfect Possession incident, has grown so considerably that some say that it's a foregone conclusion.
Manaphy
Manaphy, God of Coming From an Egg With Its Pattern (The Seafaring Pokémon, Prince of the Sea)
- Intermediate God
- Symbol: The egg it was born from
- Theme Songs: Prince of the Sea, Play with Manaphy
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Ability: Hydration
- Gender: Genderless (identifies as male)
- Moveset: Heart Swap, Tail Glow, Dive, Water Pulse
- Z-Move: Hydro Vortex
- Portfolio: Being a Mythical Water-type, No Biological Sex, "Freaky Friday" Flip, Can Bond With Any Pokémon, Purposely Overpowered, Pattern-Coded Eggs Unlike Any Main-Series Pokémon, Strong, Balanced Stats, King Mook
- Domains: Eggs, Water, Mythicals, Soul Swapping, Cliones, The Sea
- Herald: Phione (its maybe mythical offspring)
- Allies
- Fellow Pokémon deities: May, Ash Ketchum, The Pokémon Rangers, Ash's Pikachu, Brock, Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny, Cynthia, Nebby, Relicanth, Archie
- Other allies: King Triton, Spongebob Squarepants, Ponyo, Artur Curry, Captain Planet, SCP-999, Princess Ruto
- Partner: Milo James Thatch
- On good terms with: Water-type Pokémon as a whole, the Inklings, Octolings, Callie, Marie and Off the Hook, The Sea Angels
- Enemies
- Fellow Pokémon deities: Pokémon Hunter J, Jessie and James, Giovanni, Ghetsis Harmonia, Lysandre, Pokémon "Trainer" Rusty
- Other enemies: Ursula, Tamatoa, The Kraken, Bruce the Shark, Anago, Any poacher, Lyle Tiberius Rourke, Surtr, Hexxus, Mr. Burns, Octogeddon
- Annoyed by: The Flying Spaghetti Monster
- Distrusts: Pirates regardless of alignment (excluding Luffy and his friends) and the Hall of Piracy, Orm Marius/the Ocean Master
- Opposed by: Squidward Tentacles
- Fears: SCP-169, Cthulhu and the Kraeken, The Flood (Doctor Who)
- Wary of: The House of Plants and Hall of Electricity
- Most Pokémon, at least in the game, share a generic green-spotted eggshell design. The sea angel/clione Manaphy instead has a sea-blue egg with a red center and yellow dots similar to its appearance as a grown Pokémon. It is also the only mythical recorded seen coming from an egg, and being capable of breeding in a Pokémon daycare (albeit only with Ditto and producing the weaker Phione). Born on a cold seafloor, it will swim great distances to return to its birthplace. It has a wonderous power to bond with any kind of Pokémon. The species is 80% water, making them highly affected by their environment.
- This Manaphy has been identified as the grown up version of the very same one from the ninth Pokémon movie. Choosing that Manaphy was partly brand recognition, and partly because the Seafaring Pokémon arrived here after actively seeking out its mother figure May. It has decided to identify as male as while it is genderless, it is known as the Prince of the Sea. He continues to guard the sea temple of Samiya and prevent people from trying to steal the Sea Crown. The area serves as his temple, and the Mythical has expanded his communication skills with others from the same 'verse.
- Because of the rarity of Manaphy and the valuables of Samiya, Pokémon Hunter J considers stealing from it and putting Manaphy on the black market incredibly profitable. With the ability to bond with any Pokémon, J's sheer heartlessness befuddles and horrifies the Prince of the Sea. Giovanni has also regarded the Mythical as little more than a source of profit, and Manaphy is greatly disturbed by what Lysandre has in store or the lows Ghetsis sinks to. By contrast, former villain Archie is deeply fascinated by the Prince of the Sea and Samiya, and has sworn to protect it as part of his redemption.
- He's generally happy to meet up with Ash again for his part in saving the day, and was impressed to learn he eventually obtained his own Mythical Pokémon in the form of Meltan/Melmetal. Manaphy has remained grateful for the Pokémon Rangers for their organization's part in helping it. Cynthia was invited to explore Samiya so she can better understand the land and Manaphy. Water-type Pokémon are usually welcome, especially Relicanth who's experienced with ancient ruins given its connection with the Regis. One of Manaphy's friends is Nebby, a baby that grew up to an even stronger Olympus Mons.
- The species Manaphy takes inspiration from, the sea angel, is the same kind of obscure sea slug that the Sea Angels represent. He's implied that the Phione serving as his herald was the result of time with a Sea Angel, though he might just not want to admit to meeting with Ditto; whether Phione is considered Mythical is often disputed, but the connection prevents them from being used in tournaments. The Prince of the Sea's relationship with the Sea Angels remains more casual than anything, however. Sometimes he likes to bring Phione to join in the fun of Splatfest or associate with their fellow mollusks. The squid girl Ika Musume tried to use the situation as one of her schemes, but the Prince of the Sea couldn't take her seriously and was just amused by her antics.
- Manaphy quickly associated the People of the Waters the sea temple of Samiya to the tales of many seafaring societies with sea-based ruins, but being relatively young for a Mythical admits there's still more he needs to find out about them. To aid him in this, Manaphy picked Milo Thatch as a partner because of his research on Atlantis and important role in saving it from greedy villains like Commander Rourke. After their meeting, both King Triton and Arthur Curry went on a diplomatic appointment to Samiya and congratulated the Prince of the Sea for how well he's managed to run the sea temple despite his youth. The two have since advise him further on his duties as Prince of the Sea.
- Orm is well-aware of Manaphy's bond with his brother and he wants to get the Mythical on his side, being genuinely friendly and giving him advice on how to rule. While Manaphy appreciates this, he knows about Ocean Master's villainy and fraught relationship with his half-brother so he doesn't trust him. They were in agreement that Black Manta is a blight on the ocean, and he'd certainly try to kill him and May just to spite Aquaman. Manaphy's relationship with Princess Ruto was a lot less difficult due to her being genuinely heroic, and being next in-heir of the Zora's leadership.
- Ursula is currently seeking to take control of Samiya as her new base of operations. While Manaphy is a Mythical Pokémon, he is still considered young and it's not like the People of the Water are around anymore so he needs help to stop the Sea Witch from usurping his position. Said help would come in Rikuo the fish-man, and Ponyo who's similarities to Ariel has long since played into her opposition with Ursula. Aiding the villain was Tamatoa, who was promised half the "shi—-nees" of Samiya and Anago, who wants to take a Manaphy-like role so his plans of a cult will gain more ground than if it was just him alone.
- Doesn't like pirates. While some like Luffy and his friends are exceptions to the rule, Manaphy is distrustful of them because of the pirate Phantom having tried to steal him as an egg and steal the Sea Crown from Samiya. The Flying Spaghetti Monster took umbridge at this since pirates are holy to his noodly appendages and not the villains people think they are. The Pastafarian god continued to try and convert the Mythical to his way of thinking, much to Manaphy's annoyance, and that annoyance was only fueled when Samiya got flooded by pasta sauce because the Flying Spaghetti Monster squeezed the cannister too hard after shaking it.
- Manaphy's (former) signature move is Heart Swap, which swaps stat changes with the opponent using the ends of their head-tails. Another use of this power is the ability to swap people's souls with one another. Upon hearing about this Spongebob got the idea he could try and make Squidward less of a grump by walking a mile in his shoes, and did it in exchange for a free Krabby Pattynote . This went terribly for Squidward since he got jealous at "Squidbob" getting the hang of and being a great clarinet artist while he failed to inherit Spongebob's fry cooking skills and was annoyed by Patrick more than usual. He's still salty about it to this day.
- By nature Manaphy is a highly empathetic Pokémon that tends to get along with anyone in the Hall of Aquatic Life. Sure he has enmity with Bruce and the Kraken, but only because they keep trying to eat him. The SCP Foundation have observed the Prince of the Sea laughing hysterically after some Friendly Tickle Torture by SCP-999, followed by general cuddles and affection along with the Seafaring Pokémon respecting the blob's immense compassion. The Foundation has so far demonstrated restraint from using Manaphy's Heart Swap on SCP-682, since even if it works it's possible the new personality in 682 might become like the lizard's.
- Because Manaphy lives in a sea temple and is 80% water, he holds a mortal terror of the Flood and the absolute catastrophe that'd break out if it infected him. He's almost as afraid of SCP-169 since it's an impossibly large sea arthropod who's awakening would be disastrous. The Seafaring Pokémon has come to tread more carefully after learning about Cthulhu and the Kraeken as well, and nobody blames him. It should also go without saying Manaphy avoids any plant or electricity-related gods, and he's no fan of Octogeddon for destroying human monuments for mere insults and the existence of calamari.
- Due to being native to the sea, Manaphy hates blatant polluters like Mr Burns and especially Hexxus as they would ruin the sea if they win. Mr Burns is a bit confused by this since he thought netting sea creatures into slurry was good for the environment and something the Pokémon might appreciate. In order to protect the environment better Manaphy has been supporting Captain Planet. One of the first things they did together was punish Rusty for how awful he is as a Pokémon trainer. Other enemies include any poacher given his rarity and how he already feels about Hunter J, and Surtr who wants to burn the world and regards any water-based being as a nuisance in the way of that goal.
The Masters of Spinjitzu
The Masters of SpinjitzuMembers , Gods of Technicolor Ninjas (Jay: Jay Gordon)
- Intermediate Gods (Lloyd is a Greater God as the Golden Master and an Overdeity in his Oni Form, while the other Ninja are borderline Greater Deities in their respective elements, if Nya's true potential and Cole's Spinjitzu Burst are indications)
- Symbols: Their Six Palm Mural; Individually, their elemental symbols
- Theme Music: The Weekend Whip
- Alignment: Neutral Good overall, with Kai being Chaotic Good
- Portfolio: Color-Coded Characters, Elemental Powers, Meaningful Name, True Companions, Dark and Troubled Past
- Kai: Playing with Fire, Big Brother Instinct, Big Brother Mentor, Undying Loyalty, Supporting Protagonist
- Jay: Shock and Awe, Adorkable, Gadgeteer Genius, Kid-Appeal Character, A happily adopted child after he was found abandoned
- Zane: An Ice Person, Revealed to be an Android, Nice Guy, Do-Anything Robot, Ridiculously Human Robot
- Cole: Dishing Out Dirt, Super-Strength, Lovable Jock, "Well Done, Son" Guy,
- Lloyd: Pure Energy, The Chosen One, Golden Super Mode, Sixth Ranger, Was dropped off at a boarding school by his mother so she can find to prevent the battle between Lloyd and his father from occurring, The Leader
- Nya: Making a Splash, Tomboy, Action Girl even before becoming a Ninja, The Smurfette Principle, Tends to give up on things she can't instantly master, which is her biggest road block
- Domains: Ninja, Elements, Colors
- Fire (Kai); Lightning (Jay); Earth (Cole); Ice (Zane); Energy (Lloyd); Water (Nya)
- Heralds: Sensei Wu, Misako (Lloyd's mother), the Elemental Masters, the redeemed Serpentine, Dareth, Ed and Edna Walker (Jay's adoptive parents), Lou (Cole's father), Ray and Maya (Kai & Nya's parents), P.I.X.A.L, Ronin, Dr. Cyrus Borg, Mystake (AKA Mistaké), Akita, The Dragon Hunters, Echo Zane
- Allies: Emmet Brickowski, Princess Uni-Kitty, Mata Nui, The Toa Nuva, The Turaga of Mata Nui, The Toa Mahri, all benevolent Harry Potter and Star Wars deities, All benevolent dragon deities, including those from the Hall of Draconic Beings, Ryu Hayabusa, Kasumi, Ayane, Greninja, Scorpion, Sub-Zero, the benevolent Senran Kagura deities
- Lloyd: Luke Skywalker, Harry Potter, Edward Elric, Alphonse Elric, Naruto Uzumaki, Riku Asakura, Neo, Colette Brunel
- Kai: Wyldstyle, Naruto Uzumaki, Ragna the Bloodedge, Riku
- Cole: Danny Fenton, Reimi Sugimoto, Casper, Sayo Aisaka, KiraKira Cures, Lemres, Tomoya, Nagisa, and Ushio Okazaki, Tenzin, Zuko
- Jay: Yosuke Hanamura, Junpei Iori, Ryuji Sakamoto, Yoshifumi Aoki, Hilda, Yui, Superman, Spider-Man
- Zane: Aigis, Sean, E-102 Gamma, Astro Boy, Jenny Wakeman/XJ-9 Dr. Light, Roll, KOS-MOS, Mega Man, X, Zero
- Nya: Hermione Granger, Winry Rockbell, Lucca
- Enemies: Teridax, The Vahki, Roodaka, Aphophis, Orochi, Lady Vashj, Revese-Flash
- Lloyd: Grima, Deities capable of Demonic Possession such as Baby, Pazuzu, XANA, and Kayako Saeki, Ultraman Belial
- Kai: Boris the Animal, Tai Lung
- Cole: Dark Danny, Sadako Yamamura
- Jay: Jafar, Millenniumon and Diaboromon, Shodan, Love Machine, CLU 2.0, Master Control Program, XANA
- Zane: Prime Minister Honest, Fulgore, Vile, Copy X, Omega
- Nya: Penelope Mouse
- Wary of: The Overlord and his Minions, Goro Akechi
- While originally starting off as a franchise of LEGO products with a simple premise based on Rule of Cool, the Masters of Spinjitzu soon got show more depths to themselves through their animated series, going through ounces of Character Development and personal journeys together, while facing off against various adversaries. Whether that would be fighting Lloyd's corrupted father, Garmadon, the skeletal warriors led by Samukai, the Serpentine, the Overlord and his Stone and Robot armies, the Cult of the Anacondrai, an army of ghosts, sky pirates, or traveling through time, worlds, or video games, the Ninja will always be there to protect the Land of Ninjago.
- After going through many journeys together, the Ninja were given an invitation to the Pantheon due to the Court of the Gods needing a group to represent Technicolor Ninja, finding them to be the best candidates after seeing their adventures. The ninja agreed and were given a spot in the Pantheon, becoming the Gods of Technicolor Ninja.
- The Ninja soon crossed paths with other LEGO deities, becoming quick friends with Emmet Brickowski and Princess Uni-Kitty, though some of them are a little flabbergasted or amused by the former's happy-go-lucky attitude and also learned quickly not to make the latter angry. The Ninja also met the Toa, people who have similar world to their own and can also use elemental powers of their own, become quick allies with them.
- With allies however comes enemies, as the Ninja also met Teridax, the Vahki and Roodaka. Teridax proved himself to be the most dangerous threat out of the three, so the Ninja are prepared to help the Toa stop him no matter what.
- Some of the Ninja and Toa find themselves similar to one another, and formed friendships because of it. Kai got along with Tahu for being a hot-blooded fire user like him. Matau and Lewa both were also foolhardy characters, so Kai found common ground with them. Cole became fast friends with Hewkii due to some of their similarities in personality and powers. Lloyd and Takanuva were also golden benevolent light heroes, becoming good friends as well.
- Having fought the Great Devourer and the Serpentine, the Ninja understandably fear the Chaos Serpent Apophis, considering it a bigger threat than the former. They also strongly oppose Vashj due to how similar she was to an evil Serpentine.
- Became quick enemies with Boris the Animal, Dark Danny, and the Reverse-Flash all of them being villains who tried to change the past for the worst. The Ninja had faced villains in both Garmadon and the Time Twins, so they're prepared to stop them if they try to put their plans into motion again.
- When they heard the Overlord had ascended into the Pantheon, the ninja reacted with fear and prepared for battle. However, they soon found out there were different Overlords in the Pantheon, ones that can command expendable minions in battle. While less dangerous and evil than the Overlord they thought, the Ninja still know not to takes these Overlords lightly, especially if they have to deal with the minions.
- The Masters of Spinjitzu would soon come across other ninja in the Pantheon besides themselves, even ninja that aren't known for being stealthy such as Ryu Hayubasa, Kasumi, and Ayane. Their combat prowess nevertheless impresses them and they tend to have friendly spars with them during their off-time. The ninja also befriended some of the benevolent Mortal Kombat deities, though they are disturbed by the way they dispatch their opponents. Greninja, as a Frog Ninja with control over water, tends to spar with Nya or fight alongside due to their similar powers. The Senran Kagura also like to spar with the Ninja, interested in their Spinjitzu and Elemental Powers.
- The Ninja, being friends to dragons, tend to visit the Hall of Draconic Beings to meet and befriend the most benevolent dragon deities. The Ninja were welcomed warmly in the house, and they were in awe that some of them were sapient or humanoid. They have, however, also fought evil dragons, so they're willing to fight the more malevolent deities in the house if they have to.
- Exclusive to Lloyd:
- Gets along with fellow chosen ones Neo and Colette, despite their circumstances being different. Both Neo and Colette were chosen by their greatest adversaries, and ultimately rejected those destinies imposed upon them. Lloyd shows great respect and approval for their defiance, while the two were happy that at the very least Lloyd never had to eliminate his father as others thought he would.
- Lloyd finds himself getting along with Luke Skywalker, who like him also had a father that turned to evil and was hoping to reedeem him. They both however sympathize with each other over the circumstances behind their father's turn to evil, since while Anakin reluctantly but willingly became Palpatine's apprentice after considering himself too far gone, Garmadon was corrupted and Forced into Evil twice. While Garmadon has yet to fully regain the good he lost again, Lloyd and Luke do hope one day he'll be able to overcome his evil once more.
- Becomes good friends with Harry Potter due to how being the Chosen One weighed heavily on their lives. Lloyd's also sympathizes with how Harry grew up without his parents, instead being raised by an abusive aunt and uncle. Harry also sympathizes with Lloyd over his how his is Forced into Evil twice, and hopes he can restored to his original personality one day.
- Finds Grima to be very similar to the Overlord in his Dark Dragon form, and as a result, Lloyd strongly opposes him and his legion of the Risen. Grima in turn hates Lloyd due to his dragon heritage reminding him of the Divine Dragon, Naga.
- Lloyd is incredibly sympathetic towards the Elric brothers since one of their parents had to leave them for important reasons. He even admits he still held his mother's departure against her for a brief period of time before accepting it and her apology.
- Being a victim of Demonic Possession once, Lloyd is understandably wary of deities who do this. Lloyd fears the likes of Babynote , Pazuzu, XANAnote , and Kayokonote
- Lloyd was bullied in his former school, so he can understand the position of those who had been bullied. This is probably why he became good friends with Naruto, considering how they were both looked down on by other children their age.
- Has a lot of common ground to bond over with Riku Asakura due to their father issues. Lloyd shows disgust towards Ultraman Belial for abusing Riku, while Riku shows sympathy for Lloyd's father after learning he was Forced into Evil, but is glad at least there is hope for him, unlike his father.
- Exclusive to Kai:
- Wyldstyle and Kai form a kinship over how they wanted to be the Chosen One, but eventually grew to accept being the Chosen One's ally instead. Wyldstyle also told Kai how he can be a Chosen One in his own story, something that Kai thought of and actually liked the idea.
- This in turn led Riku to befriend Kai, since Riku was originally chosen to wield the Kingdom Key before it went to Sora, and Riku had to redeem himself and accept his role before he could get his own Keyblade. Kai admits he was obsessed with becoming the Green Ninja and defeating Garmadon that it held him back from reaching his true potential, and only by accepting his role as the Green Ninja's protector was he able to unlock it.
- Kai sees Tai Lung as his Evil Counterpart, considering how he wanted to be the Dragon Warrior but was denied due to his Fatal Flaw. Kai takes Tai Lung's Meaningless Villain Victory as a cautionary tale to not waste life and throw away everything just to be special.
- Since his parents were taken away from him when he was littlenote , Kai got along with other deities who lost their parents at a young age. He became quick friends with Naruto due to how his parents sacrificed themselves to save him, and Ragna since his mother figure was murdered by his Arch-Enemy Yuuki Terumi.
- Wyldstyle and Kai form a kinship over how they wanted to be the Chosen One, but eventually grew to accept being the Chosen One's ally instead. Wyldstyle also told Kai how he can be a Chosen One in his own story, something that Kai thought of and actually liked the idea.
- Exclusive to Cole:
- Cole and Tenzin formed a kinship due to wanting approval from their own fathers, which served as massive roadblock. It was preventing the former from reaching his true potential, but Cole was able to receive his father's acceptance. Tenzin was feeling the pressure of having to live up to Aang's expectations, and only by being told he was allowed to be his own person was Tenzin able to move on.
- This desire allows Cole to sympathize with Zuko and Goro Akechi (despite not approving of his actions). Both of them had tried to receive of a father who absolutely had no love for them and saw them as beneath them. Zuko was able to grow out of this, while Akechi eventually decided to entrust Shido's fate to the Phantom Thieves. While Cole and Zuko were able to become friends, Cole is still wary of Akechi, even if the latter is no longer trying to commit crimes for Shido.
- Having been a ghost once and overcoming his fear of ghosts, Cole found himself getting along with the most benevolent ghosts in the Pantheon, including Casper and Reimi. Cole forms a kinship with Danny Fenton, while being that a human-ghost hybrid can exist.
- Having a Sweet Tooth, Cole enjoys hanging out with the Kira Kira Cures and Lemres. Cole tends to vist them to eat some cake and talk about their adventures.
- Though Cole overcame his fear of ghosts, he still dreads having to face Sadako. If he sees her cursed videotape, he would try to get rid of it as fast as possible.
- Cole found the Okazaki family's struggles to be similar to his, considering how his mother also passed away from illness, straining his relationship with his father. Because of this, he's incredibly sympathetic towards Tomoya, Nagisa, and Ushio and is happy they at least found their happy ending.
- Cole and Tenzin formed a kinship due to wanting approval from their own fathers, which served as massive roadblock. It was preventing the former from reaching his true potential, but Cole was able to receive his father's acceptance. Tenzin was feeling the pressure of having to live up to Aang's expectations, and only by being told he was allowed to be his own person was Tenzin able to move on.
- Exclusive to Jay:
- Hilda was an abandoned child just like Jay, so he found himself sympathizing with her. Unfortunately as of today, Jay still doesn't know who his parents are and why he was abandoned, but Hilda was promised to help him if he ever needs it, something that Jay greatly appreciates.
- Becomes quick friends with Yosuke, Junpei, Ryuji, and Aoki due to all of them being the Plucky Comic Relief. Jay finds himself sympathetic to Yosuke and Junpei since they both lost the girl of their dreams, with the girl Yosuke likes apparently never reciprocating his feelings. Aoki and Jay tend to talk about their girlfriends in their spare time.
- Jay had once fought an evil Jinn named Nadakhan, Jay strongly opposes Jafar. Jay greatly fears the kind of power an evil genie has, and wants to make sure Jafar can never threaten anyone again.
- Strongly opposes evil A.I. due to having once fought a dangerous video game character lashing out in the physical world. Some of the most notable include:
- CLU 2.0 and the Master Control Program for being digital tyrants in their virtual worlds. They strongly oppose humans the most, so Jay is willing to fight them to protect humanity.
- XANA is feared greatly by Jay, considering how his attacks on the physical world are extremely powerful and would've killed any unfortunate victim if the Lyoko Warriors hadn't stopped attack in time and used Return to the Past (since this feature can't undo death).
- As an adopted child, Jay found himself getting along with other Happily Adopted deities, such as the likes of Superman and Yui. Jay finds Peter Parker to be the most similar to him to the point they became instant friends, having to raised by people other than their parents while also learning to be a hero, as well as to crack jokes.
- Exclusive to Zane:
- Zane would find other robot deities in the Pantheon eager to become his friend.
- Aigis, Mega Man, Gamma, Android 16, Astro, Jenny, and X are all robots who wish to protect humans, so they eagerly welcomed Zane as an ally. Zane is also intrigued by Aigis's feelings for Makoto Yuki, since he's never met a robot in love with a human before.
- Zane and Sean became fast friends due to how they discovered they weren't human to begin with, though unlike Zane, Sean never had memories to begin with. Zane pretty much becomes a dorky big brother figure for Sean, wanting to help him just as much as Sean's human friends.
- Really does not like Honest, not just for his corruption and willingness to ruin an empire, but also manipulating the young emperor to use as his puppet ruler. Considering how he was left amnesiac and used as the Ice Emperor, this is understandable.
- Strongly opposes the most evil robots in the Pantheon, something he's known and fought before. Zane strongly dislikes and fears Vile, Omega, and Copy X, the former two for being Ax-Crazy and the latter for being a tyrant with a Lack of Empathy.
- Zane would find other robot deities in the Pantheon eager to become his friend.
- Exclusive to Nya:
- Hermione formed a quick friendship, since they both have a fear of failure. Hermoine took great pride in her status as a good student to the point her Boggart took the form of a teacher telling her she's failed in every subject. Nya was so used to successes that the moment she encounters something she couldn't master instantly, she gives up. Nya has overcome her fear, and wants to help Hermione do the same.
- Nya became fast friends with Winry and Lucca, both of them being mechanics for their friends. They also had a very close friendship with one their allies, while also having a crush on them (well, an implied crush in Lucca's case).
- Becomes good friends with Bentley Turtle, even if she doesn't approve of him using his intelligence for theivery. She's also sympathetic after learning how Bentley's heart was broken by his treacherous girlfriend.
- She strongly dislikes Penelope Mouse, a disgrace of a mechanic who toyed with her boyfriend's heart and was willing to abandon him the moment he doesn't want to do things her way. Nya makes it clear she will make Penelope will pay for her crimes and her cruelty towards Bentley and his friends.
- She's recently been sighted as having become one with the Endless Ocean of her world and now appears as a water elemental with no physical body. She no longer stands with the other Ninja as she has duties in the vast waters to carry out. Jay has been throughouly depressed about this, though deities have at least helped him feel better. She's also been seen sparsely in the Pantheon as well.
Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers
Mighty Morphin' Power RangersMembers , Battle Deities of Color-Coded Characters (Jason: Red Ranger I, Gold Zeo Ranger II, Omega Red Ranger; Zack: Black Ranger I, Omega Black Ranger, Uncle Zack (by Minh); Billy: Blue Ranger; Trini: Yellow Ranger I, Omega Yellow Ranger; Kimberly: Pink Ranger I, Ranger Slayer, Pink Solar Ranger; Tommy; Green Ranger, White Ranger, Red Zeo Ranger, Red Turbo Ranger I, Black Dino Ranger)
- Intermediate Deities as a team, Lesser Deities individually. Wearing the Dragon Shield makes a single member an Intermediate God.
- Symbol: A Stylized Lightning Bolt
- Theme Song: "Go Go Power Rangers"
- Alignment: Collectively Lawful Good
- Portfolio:
- Jason: The Leader, The Stoic outside battle, Large Ham in it, Heroes Prefer Power Swords, Determinator, Captain Obvious, Jumped at the Call, Lovable Jock, Sleeves Are for Wimps, Tall, Dark, and Handsome, Old Soldier, Red Is Heroic, Rejoined the team as the Gold Zeo Ranger, Pilot of the Tyrannosaurus Dinozord
- Zack: The Lancer, Soul Brotha, master of Hip-Hop Kido, Fun Personified, Dogged Nice Guy, The Prankster, Fears Spiders And Snakes, Pilot of the Mastodon Dinozord, ends up becoming a Congressman while moonlighting as a Power Ranger
- Billy: The brains of the team, Badass Bookworm, Blue Is Heroic, loses The glasses over time, Improv Fu, Quite the Chick Magnet, suffered from accelerated aging, forcing him to leave for Aquitar, Gadgeteer Genius, Pilot of the Triceratops Dinozord
- Trini: She's a Man in Japan, Jack of All Stats, The Quiet One, Was Afraid Of Heights, Wise Beyond Her Years, The Heart Of The Team, Deadpan Snarker, Academic Athlete, Had a crush on Jason, Pilot of the Sabertoothed Tiger Dinozord
- Kimberly: Wields the Power Bow, Girly Bruiser, Deadpan Snarker, Drama Queen, rocking the pink, Pilot of the Pterodactyl Dinozord
- Domains: Superheroes, Dinosaurs, Teenagers, Attitude, Martial Arts, Heroics
- Heralds: The Stone Canyon Trio (Rocky DeSantos, Adam Park, Aisha Campbell), Katherine Hillard, Tanya Sloan, Justin Stewart, Minh Kwan (Trini's daughter), and all other non-ascended Power Ranger teams
- High Priests: Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger (their Japanese Counterparts)
- Followers: all other non-ascended Super Sentai teams
- Allies: All Ascended Toku Heroes and Pretty Cures, Zordon, Power Rangers in Space, Power Rangers Mystic Force, Power Rangers Dino Thunder, Power Rangers Jungle Fury, Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue, Optimus Prime, Clark Kent/Superman, Mata Nui and the Toa
- Jason: Steve Rogers/Captain America, Leonardo of the TMNT, Grimlock, Tyrantrum, Ruby Rose
- Zack: Zack/Kamen Rider Knuckle, Blake Belladonna, Murray Hippo, Michaelangelo of the TMNT, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Peter Parker/Spider-Man
- Billy: Dexter, Bentley Turtle, Donatello of the TMNT, Tron, Krim Steinbelt, Kazuma Kenzaki/Kamen Rider Blade, Weiss Schnee, Victor Stone/Cyborg, Tony Stark/Iron Man, Shinji Ikari
- Trini: Kim Possible, Yang Xiao Long, Raikou, Raphael of the TMNT, Fa Mulan, Barry Allen/The Flash, Thor
- Kimberly: June Lin Milliam, Aerodactyl, Nora Valkyrie, Diana of Themyscira/Wonder Woman, Ty Lee, Dick Grayson, Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, the ascended archers of the Pantheon, primarily Katniss Everdeen
- Conflicting Opinion: Bulk and Skull, Jason Todd/Red Hood, Misato Katsuragi,Yui Ikari, Mewtwo
- Rivals/Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Zechs Merquise, Takatora Kureshima, Scott Summers/Cyclops, Sandra Wu-San/Lady Shiva, Waluigi, The Ninja Turtles
- Enemies: SHOCKER, the Psycho Rangers, Trakeena, Mesogog, Ryoma Sengoku/Kamen Rider Duke, The Ginyu Force, Brainiac, Megatron, Makuta Teridax, Vanitas, Gendo Ikari, Cell, High Councilor Kal-El, The Master Control Program, GUAE TROLLKAIGER, Lord Drakkon
- The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, at least Zack, Billy, Trini and Kimberly, ascended to the Pantheon on the request of their teammates and leaders, Jason Lee Scott and Tommy Oliver. Originally stationed in the Toku Base, the four were soon called to action to stop the Psycho Rangers, who captured Weiss, Blake and Yang of Team RWBY, along with Nora of Team JNPR. They teamed up with Ruby Rose and her fellow huntresses, overpowering the Psychos and bringing about their first major defeat.
- As a result of the team-up, both Team RWBY and JNPR have formed alliances with the Rangers, lending their weapons and combat skills to the fight.
- Despite their ascension, all five rangers still visit the Toku Base to train newer generations of teen badasses, with Jason training Troy Burrows/Megaforce Red.
- When they're not fighting villains, the team can be found hanging out in their temple, a replication of the Angel Grove Youth Centre. They’re either practicing their fighting skills or getting drinks courtesy of their old friend Ernie. Other gods are welcome to the temple to hang out, even certain villains from time to time.
- The team are always seen in clothing that matches their ranger colors. Always. It has baffled many that no one in Angel Grove ever put two and two together.
- Most of the Pantheon's gods know who the Rangers are, so the whole ''keeping your identity secret'', thing Zordon imposed is no longer in effect.
- Speaking of Zordon, the team were overjoyed to see their old mentor alive and well. In turn, their mentor was more than proud to have seen how his rangers have grown and improved long after he had departed the mortal world.
- Although Superman is considered one of their closest allies, the team were shocked and horrified to learn of his alternate self and the circumstances that lead to the Regime. Having teamed up in the past to defeat both Brainiac and Lord Zedd, the rangers have the Justice League on speed dial in case the rest of the Regime arrive to cause terror in the Pantheon.
- On that note, the Rangers also befriended various members of the Avengers, each one representing an aspect of their powers and abilities. The two teams are keeping an eye out on Thanos, making sure he doesn't get his hands on the Infinity Gauntlet.
- Had no idea what to think of Bulk and Skull in the Pantheon—on one hand, they're amazed of the incident as "Angel Grove's Last Stand", the other they are unsure as to why Bulk was striving to be a samurai (or how Skull somehow amassed riches). Bulk and Skull, however, are no longer the bullies the ranger had to face in school, so at least they have going. The pair though were happy to see the other rangers and went out for milkshakes at Ernie's bar.
- Although he is considered a member of the team, Tommy Oliver is not usually seen with the other rangers. Most of the time he can be found in his temple in the House Of Heroes, but will come out to help his friends in dire situations.
- Due to being on the team for much longer, Tommy, Kimberly and Billy have regained access to their Ninjetti suits◊, which they share with their Heralds and fellow rangers Rocky, Adam, Aisha, and Kat. While it is ineffective for camouflage, they're still utilized for their enhanced abilities, something Naruto Uzamaki can agree with.
- Many villains that have fought other ranger teams have become enemies of the Mighty Morphin' team, including Trakeena, Mesogog, the aforementioned Psycho Rangers and Guitardo. But they're the only ones. Both SHOCKER and Makuta Teridax have been sending monsters after the team every so often, and Vanitas has taken on all six rangers... and won.
- They all have a hard time with creatures created by malevolent forces, with Cell being at the top of the list. That said, they have mixed feelings about Mewtwo and Yui Ikari; on one hand, both are potential threats to the universe, on the other, Mewtwo has reformed and Yui is simply looking out for her son Shinji. Billy has warmed up to the latter as Shinji is one of his friends, but the other rangers are still hesitant.
- All six Rangers have come to learn of the Shattered Grid crisis and about Lord Drakkon destroying the multiverse and remaking it in his own image. With this newfound knowledge, Jason and the others have made it their duty to prevent Tommy from going down the same path again.
- There have been rumours that the Rangers have swapped powers and weapons◊. No comments have been made by the team, only that it came from their early days.
- Have a Friendly Rivalry with the Ninja Turtles that even extended to both teams being forced to join together once the Rangers went to New York.
- Exclusive to Jason
- Originally, Jason held a position as of Authority Figures in the House of Leadership, but the threat of the Psycho Rangers forced him to take drastic action. It was Tommy who helped pick out Color-Coded Characters for the team, allowing the red ranger to resigned from his previous position and reunite with his old teammates.
- Once formed part of a Ten-Ranger team, lead by Tommy (as the Red Zeo Ranger of course) back in 2002, to fight against the Machine Empire remnants.
- Gets along with most of the ascended [[Tyrannosaurus rex tyrannosaurs]] in the Pantheon, particularly Rexie, Tyrantrum and especially Grimlock. The Dinobot leader has lent his aid to the Rangers, even busting them out of dire situations from time to time.
- Whenever the situation escalates and the Rangers are overpowered, Jason will take on one of two superpowered forms. The first is Tommy's Dragon Shield which grants him extra defence and control over the Dragonzord. It works miracles, but when things become particularly bad...he'll go Zeo. Despite the immense power increase, it, unfortunately, comes with a cost. The Gold Ranger powers draw directly from Jason's life force and is not truly meant for human use, meaning it will start to kill him over time. As a result, he only uses it as a Last Resort.
- No, he doesn't have any plans to become an Astronaut or NASA pilot. He does have his own future dreams, but those aren't the kind of profession he has.
- Exclusive to Trini
- There has been some debate among the gods as to why Trini doesn't wear a skirt but Kimberly does. She admits that she got the powers from her Sentai counterpart Boi, but honestly doesn't have a problem with it; as long as the suit aids in battle then she's good to go.
- In the beginning, Trini had a severe fear of heights, which she had to overcome to rescue Billy. Ever since, she's been trying to help out those with similar phobias overcome them. Progress has been slow.
- She's been practicing with Kim Possible and Yang Xiao Long in close quarters combat. For the knife work, she's enlisted the help of both Raphael and Fa-Mulan, the latter Trini has been seen with outside of training.
- Due to her connection to the Sabertoothed Tiger Dinozord, Trini found herself becoming allies with the Legendary Beast Raikou. When paired together, the Thunder Pokémon can channel its electricity into her Power Daggers, creating devastating attacks that have the potential to paralyze opponents. For this reason, she's also teamed up with Thor on occasion.
- Thanks to the discovery of her alternate self, Trini has revealed herself to be quite the technical wizard and Deadpan Snarker, having hardwired the Black Dragon and converting it into an armored form similar to the Iron Man suits.
- Above all else Trini loves spicy food and will often visit the House of Pantheon/Food to sample the best, and hottest dishes in the Pantheon.
- Was killed in a battle against Robo-Rita, Taking the Bullet for Billy, causing her to disintegrate. Her spirit became one with the Morphing Grid, and she passed her powers to her daughter, Minh Kwan, who has become the third Yellow Ranger and became a herald. While Trini can never return to her world, she knows that her daughter is in capable hands.
- Exclusive to Zack
- Like Jason, Zack can use the Dragon Shield, giving him an extra boost in defence and attack power.
- Zack has picked up a couple of friends to his combat and dancing skills. His signature Hip-Hop Kido drew the attention of other fun loving, dance-oriented gods, such as Talim, Murray and Michelangelo.
- Once Waluigi challenged the Black Ranger to a dance-off, mostly to see who was better. The ensuing competition was the stuff of legends but in the end, Zack came out on top.*
- Has become quick friends with The New Day for being black wrestlers filled with positivity and are huge Power Ranger fans. Helps that Xavier Woods billed himself from Angel Grove and trained in Hip Hop kido.
- Grew up to become a congressman but ended up stepping down on his duties to help raise Trini's daughter, Minh.
- Exclusive to Kimberly
- Kimberly was approached by Oliver Queen about joining an archery team in the Pantheon, consisting of himself, Hawkeye, Robin Hood, and several others. She has yet to reach a decision but it was through Oliver that Kim met Katniss Everdeen. The two have bonded over their shared love for archery and own love troubles.
- Her skills in gymnastics have gained the attention of Ty Lee, Dick Grayson, June Lin Milliam and Black Widow. All five have become good friends, and have been seen practicing in a specially made obstacle course, all passing with flying colors.
- Thanks to her connection to the Pterodactyl Dinozord, Kimberly became friends with two of the Pantheon's resident pterosaurs; Aerodactyl and Petrie.
- Kim has gone on record to say that having too much "Pink Energy" is not dangerous at all, as evidence to the presence of all the Magical Girls and Pink Rangers in the Pantheon.
- One time, some members of the Demonic Legion and the Trollkaiger captured Kimberly and tried to brainwash her into becoming an ally to Melkor. It didn't quite work out as planned.
- That incident became a lot darker when Kim learned an alternate version of herself truly was brainwashed by Lord Drakkon, becoming the ruthless Ranger Slayer. She was eventually freed of the spell and helped the Rangers defeat Drakkon but the thought of becoming corrupted has haunted Kim ever since.
- Exclusive to Billy
- Billy made quick friends with the various hackers and mechanics of the Pantheon. Donatello and Bentley have been able to keep up with the Blue Ranger's tech-talk and have offered him a place among the White Hat hackers. Tony Stark meanwhile has commended his work on the Zeo Zords and putting his skills to work as Mission Control.
- While most of the team have mixed feelings about NERV, They have befriended the pilots; Billy in particular formed a close friendship with Shinji and invited him, Asuka, and Rei to Ernie's Juice Bar for drinks and games. That being said, the team have condemned Gendo for his actions against humanity and the treatment of his son. Misato was also called out by Billy for her own treatment of Shinji in the Rebuild Timeline.
- Has been working on enhancing the weapons and technology of the Pantheon's heroic gods, such as upgrading Kazuma Kenzaki's blade and uploading part of Cyborg's coding into the White Hat's system to defend against those who try to corrupt it (such as the MCP).
Lesser Gods
Gris
Gris, Goddess of Monochrome to Color Transitions
- Lesser Goddess
- Symbol: A broken statue of her mother
- Theme Music: Gris, Pts. 1 & 2
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Art Game, One-Woman Wail, Five Stages of Grief, Too Upset to Create, Name Meaning “Gray” in Spanish, Her Singing Makes Plants Grow, Moving Beyond Bereavement
- Domains: Grief, Color, Music
- Allies: Suzu Naito, Lucas, Ponette, Hikari, Hal, Littlefoot, Simba, Bambi
- Sympathy from: The Emotions (especially Sadness)
- A young girl has fallen far from a crumbling statue and finds herself in a desolate area, having lost her ability to sing. As she explores the elaborate world around her that’s reflective of her mental state and evades a Darkness that threatens to consume her, color returns to her surroundings. She eventually gains the will to sing once more as she comes to terms with what happened, but the Darkness isn’t giving up easily. As a manifestation of Gris’ sadness over losing her mother, the Darkness threatens to break whatever willpower is left of Gris, but being able to accept the death of her mother allows her to defeat the Darkness, repair the statue of her mother, and move on from her past tragedy.
- As Gris managed to ascend up a path leading to a bright light, she found herself in a location different from the abstract areas that she previously explored. It resembled a grassy area with streetlights visible from afar and she just so happened to arrive during a foggy night, yet the stars were shining brightly in the sky. She then began to sing, resulting in flowers blooming where she was at and after she finished her song, she was surprised to see someone behind her applaud her singing and found her voice to be beautiful. At the same time, the person Gris met understood her trauma and offered to help her get accustomed to living a new life even as reminders of her past crop up around her.
- Suzu Naito went through a similar ordeal as Gris in being someone who lost the will to sing after the death of their mother, though how Suzu managed to get her passion for singing back differed greatly from Gris’ adventure. Suzu couldn’t ignore another girl who went through a similar tragedy and while it took some effort for Suzu to be more than just a soft-spoken girl, Gris probably has less to say verbally than Suzu. Despite Gris’ quiet nature, Suzu found it very easy to get along with her and figured that with a strong singing voice, Gris would have plenty of people who admire her singing the same way Suzu was admired for both being herself and as her virtual avatar Belle. Gris was no stranger to traversing abstract worlds and while the virtual world would come with its own set of challenges, Suzu promised that she would help Gris through any continued problems she might face whether in the real world or in cyberspace. Gris has shown up as a guest performer in some of Suzu’s concerts, with the audience noting that Gris’ performance is stunning aurally and visually thanks to the flowers that bloom whenever Gris sings.
- Gris was far from the only one who had to endure the loss of a mother (or just any kind-hearted figure in general) and had to come to terms with it. Many had their stories begin with the death of their mother much like Gris, but some had to endure far harsher challenges along the way. She is very sympathetic to figures such as Lucas and Ponette who lost their mothers and learned to grow from such hardships that followed, with said figures returning the sentiment. In Lucas’ case, the fact that such a young child had to overcome additional horrible ordeals such as his brother becoming a weapon against his will and dying near the end wasn’t lost on someone who had to endure literally overwhelming sadness and if Gris had to find a way to get rid of such a force to be at peace with herself, Lucas is worried about how harder it would be if a similar adversary threatened to break him further.
- Depression can be a challenging obstacle to overcome when it comes to taking on certain hobbies and Gris’ grief prevented her from singing for a while. As tragic as it was for Gris to lose her mother and the will to sing alongside it, the depression that Hikari suffered as a result of being constantly bullied was just as bad as it put a stop to her dreams of being a filmmaker. While the world that Gris traveled was reflective of her mental state and did most of her recovery by herself, Hikari found herself in a twisted labyrinth filled with corrupted movies that preyed on her mind (alongside anyone else trapped there) and it took the help of several superpowered teenagers to help Hikari recover from her past trauma, defeat the entity responsible, and regain her passion for making movies. Hikari saw Gris as a kindred spirit when it came to dealing with sadness and has expressed interest in having Gris not only provide her voice for a soundtrack in a potential film, but to also star in it.
- Losing a loved one and/or a close friend can take its toll on anyone and how they handle that loss can either be manageable or a challenge in and of itself. Some such as Roland have taken a violent path that only led to more trouble for themselves and those caught in that bloodshed. While some like Roland did eventually move on from their grief and rage that resulted from it, others were unwilling to let go of the tragedies they witnessed and even if they were still able to live in the end, it only led to a self-destructive lifestyle that drained them of any fulfilling life they once had. To Gris, seeing people succumb to their grief and either isolate themselves from the rest of the world or take their anger out on others that had nothing to do with them was like seeing what could happen if The Darkness was fully able to take over her.
- While The Darkness was able to take on the form of various animals such as a giant bird and an eel to try and stop Gris from moving on, she was able to encounter some benign creatures during her journey, including seeing a turtle that guided her while underwater and helping a forest spirit who returned the favor during her time there. There were plenty of imposing creatures that could endanger Gris if she were to meet them, but there were just as many friendly ones and a few of them such as Bambi and Littlefoot endured the loss of a mother much like what she went through. Gris was able to bond with these animals, along with Simba, who suffered immense grief after seeing his father murdered and getting blamed for it, only being able to find the courage to confront the one responsible for it after talking to Mufasa’s spirit in the sky. What Gris found intriguing about Simba’s case was that the trauma from such an event lingered in him for a while after Scar’s defeat and it took additional effort for him to truly move on and while the exact details on Gris’ mother’s death is unknown, she knows that moving on from grief is never easy for anyone.
- The Darkness that pursued Gris ended up a subject of concern for the Emotions that resided in Riley Andersen’s head and managed her life. While all are worried about the fact that this was what a living form of debilitating depression could look like that would end up forcing these emotions to lose control over the person they’re watching over like what they had to go through back then, they were relieved to know that Gris managed to overcome it. These Emotions are empathetic to what Gris had to endure, with Sadness in particular being moved by Gris’ story. While such sentiment would be appreciated by Gris (partially since it was coming from a form of Sadness that was far more approachable, in as much as the word “approachable” can be used for something that’s always inside someone’s head), there were other manifestations of despair that were just as dangerous as The Darkness, if not moreso, that she needed to avoid.
- Not only is Gris’ singing considered to be beautiful by others, but it also has the ability to make plants grow and to activate certain mechanical creatures that she comes across. Gris being able to sing once more after a dark moment in her life and the fact that flowers are able to bloom when she does it has a strong connotation to her being able to grow from tragedy. From her experience, Gris believes that singing can be used as part of the process of recovering from parts of life that can bring people down. That said, the power of singing can be used for darker purposes and it was something that Gris couldn’t accept even if she’s aware that she can’t do much against those capable of such misdeeds.
- Everything that was going on with Gris happened in her mind, which reflected her mental state and started off as a desolate gray before gaining back various colors as Gris processed her own grief. There were many who had to deal with something dark going on in their own minds and while some of the circumstances were more terrifying than what Gris went through, it didn’t stop her from being empathetic to those who were willing to confront the darker parts of their mind in order to grow. Hal was a young girl who suffered many problems in her life that culminated in a suicide attempt after learning that Miss Sakura, a teacher she grew found of, would be transferring to another school and the two of them ending up in a mental world that reflected how Hal was feeling. As Hal would eventually find the courage to grow from the tragedies she faced, Gris found a good friend in Hal for going through both a similar adventure in her own mind and a growth as a result of it.
Moira O'Deorain
Moira O'Deorain, Goddess of the Purple and Yellow Duality (Minister of Genetics, the Banshee)
- Lesser Goddess
- Symbol: Her Weapon, the Biotic Grasp; alternatively, the Biotic Orbs
- Theme Song: Moira's theme
- Alignment: Considers herself to be Above Good and Evil; she is closer to Lawful Evil with Chaotic Neutral leanings
- Portfolio: Bifauxnen, Big Bad Ensemble, Combat Medic, Creepy Long Fingers, Dark Action Girl, Evil Redhead, Evilutionary Biologist, Finger-Tenting, Fade, Femme Fatalons, Has an obssession with knowledge and science, Life Drain, Mad Scientist, Older Than They Look, Professor Guinea Pig, Squishy Wizard, Wicked Cultured
- Domains: Science, Genetics, Knowledge, Healing, Decay
- Allies:
- Talon Agents: Reaper, Widowmaker, Sombra, Doomfist
- Other Allies: Mesogog, Ryoma Sengoku, The Grineer, Sheev Palpatine, The Medic, Fabius Bile
- Enemies: Overwatch (Special mention to Angela Ziegler/Mercy and Cole Cassidy), Scientists with Standards, The Tenno, The House of Beasts and Fauna
- Moira O'Deorain is a controversial scientist in her own world, following a discovery about genetic modification that could help humanity and her lack of ethics caused her piers to dissent of her methods. That's why she was drafted by Gabriel Reyes and allowed to operate in secret in behalf of Overwatch while making her a member of Blackwatch. After the Venice incident, Overwatch cut all ties with Moira and denied her involvement, but Reyes kept in contact with her since his own cell degeneration caused by the Soldier Program forced him to seek her aid. Eventually Moira became one of the heads of Talon, which are happy to allow her to continue her investigation while she provides them the means to continue their cause.
- Talon wanted to have another one of their higher ups in the pantheon in order to have a better presence so Moira was quick to join them, mostly because they told her there were breakouts in science unheard on her world and she couldn't waste an opportunity to know more about it. She is dissapointed that she couldn't be appointed to Science but she was respectful of the Court of Gods wishes and remained in a different temple.
- As for her title? The Duality Motif of Moira has always been a prevalent theme regarding her and that while the latter title was taken, many noticed that her colour scheme is heavily themed after purple and yellow, one for damage and the other for healing. This dual nature is what eventually awarded her the title of Yellow/Purple Contrast
- It goes without saying that Moira and the ascended Overwatch members don't see eye to eye, especially her old Blackwatch teammates Genji Shimada and Cole Cassidy. But the one person she hates the most is Mercy, not only because they are basically polar opposites, but because she is very jealous of her scientific discoveries while she herself was shunned. It's not secret that her Biotic Grasp is Ziegler's technology modified by Moira to suit her needs.
- As stated before, Moira is obssessed with the House of Science and she seems to have a cordial relationship with Mesogog and Ryoma Sengoku who are the heads of the less ethical parts of the House who find miss O'Deorain to be quite interesting. Her favourite subhouse would be Genetic Engineering where she often like to investigate about the different type of people that inhabit the House.
- She is also a geneticist of the evil kind and has done some of her first experiments on animals before moving on to people. She has been contacted by people who have done the latter, namely Dr. Eggman, Dr. N. Cortex and Dr. N. Brio but she is been disinterested in going along their plans.
- While she is primarely a Geneticist, Moira also has the role of Talon's Combat Medic in certain operations. While she would rather don't take matters personally, she will do so if they have to be done. During a trip through the House of Health and Diseases she found out about The Medic, someone who her "dear friend" Angela doesn't think high of and actually became allies, mostly since Moira has been interested in replicating his technology. Another person she bonded with was Fabius Bile, as a fellow Mad Scientist he understands Moira's drives and considers her a kindred soul.
- Sheev Palpatine has taken interest in her genetic experimentation and has tried to form an alliance with Talon in order to see the results, especially if she create new effective clones for the empire. Moira has considered the offer but so far she is not interested.
- Speaking of clone armies, she also decided to investigate on the Grineer after they made a similar offer to her. She was very underwhelmed that the average soldier of the Grineer army was in poor condition and she apalled by their weak genetic code meaning they serve no purpose to her. She remained on their good side though, since she doesn't want to risk having the Grineer after her but that made the Tenno consider her a potential target. Nevermind that Moira is very interested to learn about the Tenno's biology and that they are also allies with Genji, an old teammate of Moira.
- She used to experiment on animals, particularly bunnies, which made her be hated by a large part of the House of Beasts and Fauna, especially those that were experimented on.
- However, many were surprised to learn that the rabbits that she used as test subject are very much alive. Some even rumor that she might love them and consider them as family◊.
- Moira has been noted to have a certain physical resemblance to David Bowie, especially when she dones the Glam Rock costume◊. The similarities don't stop there, she as others have noticed she also resembles King Jareth which was one of Bowie's roles.
- The Biotic Grasp has been certainly an interesting device, but others have noticed that her healing liquid make it looks like she is throwing piss to her allies. She finds the later comments highly unamusing.
- Infamously considered to be a Weeaboo. This is because of her tendency to do a Bird Run akin to ninjas, coalessence resembling a Kamehameha and other things as well◊.
- "Science will reveal the truth."
- Can also be found in Complex Symbolism.
The Vivid Team
The Vivid TeamMembers , Goddesses of Color Themed Groups
- Lesser Goddesses (Intermediate Goddess after docking)
- Symbol: The Operation Keys
- Theme Songs: ENERGY, Vivid Shining Sky
- Wakaba and Himawari: Maelstrom
- Alignment: Chaotic Good (Himawari: Originally True Neutral)
- Profiles: (All): Magical Girl, Chromatic Arrangement, Color-Coded Characters, Curtains Match the Windows, Flying Brick
- Akane: Red Is Heroic, Precision-Guided Boomerang, Genki Girl, No Sense of Personal Space, Putting mayonnaise on Everything, Ambiguously Lesbian, Badass Adorable, The Heart
- Aoi: Nervous Wreck, Nice Girl, Shrinking Violet, Super-Strength
- Wakaba: Katanas Are Just Better, A-Cup Angst, Tomboy with a Girly Streak, Tomboyish Ponytail, Kendo Team Captain
- Himawari: Attack Drone, Deflector Shield, Comically Serious, Hikikomori, Playful Hacker, No Social Skills
- Domains: Colors, Magitek, Friendship
- Allies: Momo Isshiki (Akane's sister), The 2nd Division Symphogears, The F.I.S Receptor Children, The Hero Club, the Strike Witches The EVA Pilots, Amu Hinamori, Ikaruga, Ami Mizuno, Liechtenstein, Alisa Bosconovitch, The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Team RWBY, Team JNPR, Cassie Cage, Jacqui Briggs, Kung Jin, Takeda Takahashi
- (Akane): Cocoa Hoto, Shimakaze, Naka, Yoshika Miyafuji, Akane Hino, Akane Inuwaka, Akane Tsunemori, Yui Hirasawa, Honoka Kosaka
- (Aoi): Tsumugi Kotobuki, Lynette Bishop, Blanc, Perrine H. Clostermann, Emilie de Rochefort, Ushio
- (Wakaba): Uzu Sanageyama, Kamui Tokinomiya, Honoka Kosaka, Eli Ayase
- (Himawari): Murasaki, Otacon, Orihime Inoue, Milla Basset, Weiss Winterprison
- Enemies: The Neuroi, Starscream, Lord Brevon, Gendo Ikari, Albert Wesker, Fawful
- Many of the Vivid Team's outfits share the same colors as those that they use for their Palette Suits; Many of Akane's outfits are red, Aoi's are blue, Wakaba's are Green and Himawari's are yellow.
- Don't ask how the girls are able to use their Palette Suits without a source of Manifestation Energy in the Pantheon, though it's theorized a deity might have supplied them with a similar infinite power source. The most common theory is that they requested Flynn to somehow connect their Suits to the Yamato Perpetual Reactor.
- Himawari is somewhat renowned in the House of Technology after she hacked their databases and security footage to learn more about the history of the Pantheon. Himawari wants it to be known that she did not hack them out of any sort of maliciousness, bot only out of curiosity and hopes that she could help someone with something.
- Many deities are disturbed by Akane's eating habits in regards to mayonnaise as not only does she use an ungodly amount of it, she also puts said ungodly amount on everything she eats.
- Akane gets along well with Naka, Shimakaze, and Cocoa Hoto due to certain reasons. Especially Cocoa and also Yui Hirasawa and Honoka Kosaka as well due to sharing even more similarities such as their personalities and their views on personal space.
- The Vivid Team absolutely despise Starscream, Albert Wesker, Gendo Ikari and Fawful due to the fact that they all betrayed their right-hand men just to further their goals, much like The Crow betrayed Rei when she was working for her and stated she wasn't going to save her world.
- Aoi became good friends with Tsumugi Kotobuki, Perrine H. Clostermann and Emilie de Rochefort due to their shared upbringings.
- Akane is not to be confused with Akane Hino, Akane Inuwaka, or Akane Tsunemori but Akane Isshiki can understand why someone would make that mistake. All of them are now good friends.
- The Vivid Team get along well with the 2nd Division Symphogear users, the Strike Witches, the EVA pilots, and the Hero Club due to all of them fighting against an alien enemy that have killed a lot of humans, especially the Strike Witches due to both of their home universes created by the same person and they have no qualms on showing off their legs to people due to their regular attire.
- The girls are friends with the EVA pilots and the Hero Club due to the Alone sharing some tactics with certain Angels and Vertices and also due to their respective Eldritch Abominations, not actively harming people and instead trying to get to a specific location to cause The End of the World as We Know It.
- Several deities have noted the similarities in the relationships between Akane and Aoi and Yoshika Miyafuji and Lynette Bishop.
- It's not uncommon to see Wakaba at the House of Sports as she wants to keep her skills at the Tengen-Rishin Style sharp, so she often spars with Uzu Sanageyama as the both of them were Kendo Team Captains while they were mortal.
- When visiting The Vivid Team's temple, it's advised that you dress warmly if you want to see Himawari as she keeps the AC at maximum to keep her tech from overheating.
- Himawari's tendency to stay in the temple has led her to be come friends with fellow Hikkikomori, Murasaki.
- The Vivid Team are good friends with those who use the same weapons as them such as Malik Caesar and Galando Grinus, Blanc, Kamui Tokinomiya and Orihime Inoue.
- The Vivid Team have allied themselves with Teams RWBY and JNPR and also the 2nd Division Symphogears due to all of them using specific colors a lot in their outfits.
- Wakaba is good friends with Honoka Kosaka and Eli Ayase as all three of them were Student Council President while they were mortal.
- It's not uncommon to see Aoi with Ushio as the both of them share some visual similarities.
- The girls had a simultaneous heart attack upon finding out that The Crow had ascended, fearing that she might try to destroy the universe again but they became a lot more relieved upon finding that The Crow didn't have an infinite power source to get energy from and couldn't give empowering arrows to anyone.
Quasideities
Smilin' Stan S. Stanman
Smilin' Stan S. Stanman, Holder of the Unmoving Plaid (Stan)
- Quasideity
- Symbol: His plaid jacket.
- Leitmotifs: Stan's Previously-Owned Vessels and Stan's Previously-Owned Coffins
- Alignment: True Neutral, until he became a lawyer; now Lawful Neutral
- Portfolio: A shady businessman who sells different products at ludicrous prices and of questionable quality, has new enterprises to indirectly support Guybrush with some later improvements, has a tendency to move his arms and taps his left foot while speaking becoming a natural tic, often blinded and doubtful of his products' success
- Domains: Merchants, Clothes, Color Patterns, Law
- Ally (and esteemed customer): Guybrush Threepwood
- Rivals: Phoney Bone, Stan Pines, Wario
- Additional Relationships: Mung Daal Catering, Felix the Cat, Spongebob Squarepants
- Opposed by: The Houses of Commerce and Law and Justice
- In the chronicled adventures of Guybrush Threepwood, there is an always present merchant who is conveniently ready to sell products that may help the pirate in his adventures. First seen selling previously used ships, Stan was always ready to sell his products, at a rather exorbitant cost, not discounting the dubious nature of these ships he was selling. Regardless, these ships would do at the meantime, and it would not be the last time he dealt with the same merchant, as he was there in his next series of adventures, featuring used coffins, insurance, time shares and memorabilia while acting as his lawyer during a prosecution. Even after the pirate's tendency to scam him in equal measure of his products, Stan was always there ready to help the pirate in times of need and some banter to boot, oh and um, yeah the patterns on his jacket if you will.
- Originally a byproduct of graphical limitations, Stan's plaid design resulted in the colors being unmoving, creating a rather odd color scheme noticed by many. Even with this coloring limitation, it allowed Stan to stand out in his colorful world with such weirdly looking designs being uncommon. It became iconic that when he made the Video Game 3D Leap (which would have technological advancements made to remove this flaw of his), his jacket still managed to maintain its perfect right angles in spite of the way he was rendered and how much he loves to wave his arms around. The way the plaid doesn't move has been described as hypnotizing. Though he admits to have worn the same jacket for years, he keeps spares in case hungry moths try to eat it or adventurers try to use its unusual visual properties for voodoo spells.
- As Guybrush was doing his usual pirating adventures, usually sailing around the Pantheon waters, he found a familiar face when he arrived ashore. When he finally struck a conversation with said figure, it responded through waving its body and arms all over him, talking an exasperated detail of his venture. He knew that the movements and his mention of a business were a key sign of who he was talking to, good old Stanman. When pressed about his entrance to the Pantheon, all he said was how he snuck in his ship during his ascension and slowly earned a name for himself within the grounds. That was when the Pantheon's security came in with a warrant on Stan, showing that even within a new plane of existence, he seems to continue his life of extremely suspicious products. Still, for the pirate he is fine with Stan's entrance.
- While Stan is a prominent figure in shady dealings, he is not the first. After entering the Pantheon through sneaking in Guybrush's ship upon arrival, he found himself in competitive waters as there are various scammers of varying degrees. Some massive, others small in size which means the dealer will have to expand his business ventures to catch oncoming tourists, bystanders and other customers. His first rivalry came from a mischievous member of the Bone Brothers, Phoney Bone. Surely some small talking Cartoon Bone would prove no issue to Stan's business, but it turns out its the other way around as it turns out Phoney is a rather experienced con artist, who despite being caught multiple times, has shown some metric of success gaining money from others. Stan's buyer history is rather small and is hoping that the Pantheon could change that perspective of his business but with people like Phoney and others he would eventually find, such goal would be difficult.
- Caught in a small business issue with Phoney, another dealer entered the ring, but a rather small nuisance in comparison to the Bone Brother. A member of the Pines family has made a position of similar ventures though compared to him, this other Stan somehow got himself banned in 32 out of 50 states, on top of arrests in three countries. This may explain why Stanman has no issue with Pines' attempts at business, knowing he'll pretty much flunk his product advertising. The one big issue is the name, as his name overlaps with his to the point of telling potential customers to refer to him as Stanman rather than using his first name, after all, its bad for business to be similarly named with another scammer.
- One notable aspect of Stan, apart from his varied businesses is his jacket design. To many Pantheon residents, it's... odd. How can a pattern of colors somehow not move within one's vision? Surely this could be fixed with a few blinking or even some eyesig... nope. Turns out that the design was always natural to Stan, even Guybrush admits it. Some residents have taken a liking to his plaid, a bit too much however as some may end up hypnotic to such design. In the Pantheon, there were a few deities that also possessed a similar design of his, and aligning with above's history with a cartoon bone, the same can be said with him and a certain cartoon cat with a magic bag of tricks. Oddly enough, this cat, Felix, has enjoyed Stan's company compared to many of the Pantheon who either ignore him or shoo him down on his offer. Another note to take is that Felix's hat and Stan's jacket have some odd fabric that resulted to some mesmerizing properties noticed upon sight. No one knows what type of fabric but it does give off either a magical or hypnotic sense.
- His design would end attracting a certain catering business mistaking him as part of their world but to Mung Daal's surprise, he is not part of their world, despite having an appearance that may fit into their aesthetic. It makes sense when you consider the appearance of every employee in Mung's disposal. The four's awareness also helped them see their similar design, though his jacket's design took Chowder's notice and started chewing on it, forcing Schnitzel to take him out before he eats his clothing. He replaced his chewed jacket with a new one, but not without him asking Mung and company a payment for compensation of his clothing.
Stan: My shop doesn't have a deal on jackets and such jackets aren't cheap. - Speaking of businesses, Stan's "businesses" have some shady history behind it. Most definitely not malicious but rather based on one-off businesses that exist, then disappear later on. His venture in the Pantheon ended up becoming a repeat of the same businesses he made from Monkey Island to Jambalaya Island, having varied "items" of which he claims as useful, though he has little faith in the products he sells, which admittedly to those who bought it have seen some use of it. The House of Commerce finds him annoying to deal with since he does not even have a business permit and more or less operates on the similar aspect of old dealerships. Having a list of one-off businesses that sold out most definitely does not help his case. Later, the House of Law and Justice also sent letters regarding Stan's permit as a lawyer, seeing that his only client was a pirate, though to his credit, he did save his client from execution.
- The businesses he takes part in is unpopular for good reason. Most of his products are either used, untested or very shady to the point that scamming his products would be the best bet to see if they're any worth, almost like a gamble. When the products do work, it is a rare story to tell. Only 2 people have benefitted from Stan's products, Guybrush being one of them. That has not stopped questionable customers from entering in his Emporium's doorstep which began with Wario. Being completely greedy, he ended up buying Stan's entire stock of treasure "maps", unaware that some may or may not lead directly to treasure. A few deities are curious asking Wario of his purchases but Stan found himself profiting from this deal. It may backfire and can lead to Wario's return, with an angry face or (if he's lucky) maybe not.
- At one point, another gullible customer ended up buying a large sum for a used ship. In a small dare by Spongebob and Patrick, the yellow sponge bought a ship out of curiosity (and suggested by Patrick just to replicate their pirate gimmick) and Stan was overjoyed. So much so that he would take a break from his business and relax within the beaches while spending his money. On one hand, some kind of adore Stan's behaviour as it shows he really just wants to relax after earning a good sum, on the other hand, the ship seems really useless in an underwater area like Bikini Bottom so it brings up more questions on why he thought buying a ship was a good idea.
- "I'd stand on my head to make you a deal."