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    Geb and Nut 
Geb and Nut, Divine Couple Of Incest Amongst The Gods (Geb: Seb, Keb, Son of the Earth, God of Earth and Mines, King of the Riches Under the Earth, Father Under the Skies and Sands, Lord Earth, Gebthant, Gebakotep, Nut: Nenu, Nunut, Nent, Nuit, Goddess of the Sky, The Star-Spangled Goddess, the Lore Lady, Lady of the Lore)
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Nut above Geb in traditional Egyptian art
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Geb and Nut in the Battlefield of the Gods.
  • Greater Deities
  • Symbol: The arc of a dark blue night sky over the ground (both), the goose on top of his head (Geb), a starry dark blue water pot (Nut)
  • Theme Music: the Egyptian theme of Smite (shared with other Egyptian folkloric figures who fight on the Battlefield of the Gods)
  • Alignment: True Neutral
  • Portfolio
  • Domains: Twins, Incest, Love, Divinity, Celestial Beings, Creation Myths (both), the Earth, Geese, Earthquakes, Crops (Geb), the Sky, Stars, Cows (Nut)
  • Heralds: Shu and Tefnut (their parentsnote ), Nephthys (their daughter)
  • Venerated by: Most ascended pharaohs (Anarkis, Tutankahmun, Yami Yugi and to a lesser extent Cleopatra)
  • Special relationship with: Neith (their great-grandmother sometimes), Osiris, Set and, Isis (their kids), Anubis, Horus and Sobek (their grandsons)
  • Allies
  • On good terms with: Haruka and Sora Kasugano, Pangu, Hadesnote  and Persephone (both), the House of Plants (Geb), most solar and lunar deities (Nut)
  • On speaking terms with: The Alpha and Omega, the God known by Bob (both), Lilith (SMT) (Geb)
  • Rivals: Groudon (Geb), Ouranos (Nut)
  • Enemies
  • Opposes: Ra (their grandfather sometimes), Ahkenaten, Aerys II Targaryen, Cersei Lannister (both), Cronus (Geb)
  • On poor terms with: Al'akir, Fujin (both)
  • Annoyed by: Belarus, Ramses (both), Beavis and Butthead (Nut)
  • Pities: Jaime Lannister, Hansel and Gretel, Izanami-no-Mikoto, Romeo and Juliet (both)
  • Amused by: The Goose (Geb)
  • Respects: Most Happily Married deities like Gomez and Morticia Adams unless they're too evil
  • Incest amongst gods often lacks the taboo that incest amongst humanity does. After all, when you're a literal deity the dangers of inbreeding usually aren't there and there usually aren't that many options. Geb and Nut are elder deities of the earth and sky, being twins in love. Their father Shu also married his twin Tefnut but he apparently didn't care for their relationship, so he forces earth and sky to be separate; in fairness, it's kind of hard for life to thrive when the earth and sky are so close. This didn't stop them from canoodling and having quadruplets, who coupled up as Osiris and Isis, and Set and Nephthys. Ra tried to stop their procreations by made it so that Nut would be sterile for every day of the year. Thoth decided to help her out by gambling with Khonsu for 1/72nd of Moon's light, adding an additional five days to the year where Nut was free to have as many children as she could bear; this why there are 365 days in a yearnote .
  • Applies to both
    • Geb used to be a member of the Trope Pantheon, under the Rock Monster trope. Over time however the Court of the Gods chose to let him go because he wasn't upkeeping his temple and said trope was only applicable to his Smite incarnation. He accepted this if only because he swore that somehow he would bring his sister-wife Nut into the Trope Pantheon. The couple celebrated finally being able to reunite and not having to deal with their dad blocking them. However they still aren't allowed to get that physical, not because it is gross (they're gods, they get a pass on incest) but they don't want to cause too much chaos with the earth and sky being too close together. The one who organized their reunion? Their grandfather Ra...when he is their grandfather. It's a long story involving the primordial Atum.
    • Another factor behind their ascension were good words put in by Zia Rashid, a magician and scribe of the House of Life and a member of the First Nome who had an important role in protecting Egypt. Further support was given by deities of another pantheon; Aphrodite and Eros. Aphrodite is all about supporting her OTPs and was pissed at their father getting in the way of true love so out of support for them, and spite towards Shu had her son Eros help ascend them as a couple. Another deity, Pangu, found this a rather interesting development. In his own cosmology his body would become the cosmos, and the creator of yin and yang found Geb and Nut's ascension to be a tantalizing prospect. However Geb was going to need the skinny on everything that's happened since he left; to start with, Regirock has found another partner.
    • Shu was still really persistent and put his foot down that they better make him and his sister-wife/their mom Tefnut their heralds, as they were original incestuous Egyptian power couple. This was to watch them and try to curtail their relationship, but it backfired big time when he realized being their herald meant being lesser on the pantheonic totem pole. Worse for Shu; it means he can never ascend in proper because his kids already have Divine Incest. Talk about an Epic Fail! Set had a laugh about this and his parents getting a win, as in spite of Geb and Nut's descendants often being in conflict they love them equally. The only Egyptian deity they're united in opposition with is Apophis, for obvious reasons. They aren't too fond of Ahkenaten either due to choosing monotheism in the form of a sun disc, reminding them of the grandfather they don't like. The other pharaohs still respect them as deities so the couple are cool with them, though they think Ramses shoud call off.
    • Neither are that fond of wind-related deities. Their dad Shu was a wind deity, and they're still salty about him. Shu tried to place the blame to Ra because he told him to separate them; they know, but they're still annoyed at him following orders and Ra has told the two to suck it up, much to their frustration. Part of why he did this was because he foresaw one of their kids would overthrow them. The two got into a bit of an argy-bargy with Azir due to mistaking him for their grandfather, but after realizing they mistook him apologized for the whole affair. Al'Azir and Fujin aren't fond of them projecting their own issues on them. On a more serious note, neither are fond of Cersei Lannister. Yes they understand her and Jaime's Twincest but they consider her an abusive partner, and feel bad for what happened to Jaime. Of course, they acknowledge that as much they're frustrated by Shu he's still a better dad than Tywin.
    • Geb and Nut are seen as a Foil to Gaea and Ouranos, another incestuous coupling of land and sky. Ouranos was an Abusive Offspring who sealed away his more monstrous-looking children for "being ugly" so Gaea got their son Cronus to castrate him in vengeance, and outside of maybe joining forces to help Rhea hide baby Zeus they've never reconciled. There's a fair bit of envy towards, but also respect from the Earth Mother to the couple. Hades and Persephone also ship the two. The two have a soft spot towards Romeo and Juliet because of their own forbidden love. Generally, the two are in favor for anyone who is Happily Married. They feel somewhat bad for Izanami due to what she became after her Death by Childbirth.
    • Because they are Egyptian deities they have a rocky first impression with those connected to Biblical lore. YHVH has certainly not helped as His obsessive need for control and being the only deity of worship is offensive to them, especially since it reminds them of the whole "Cult of Aten" malarky. However the actually good Gods like the Alpha and the Omega, and the one known by Bob, are more accepting of them even if they don't hang out persay. Also, because of their frustration with their grandfather Ra they are inclined to hate Grandfather for being, like, the worst grandpa ever. They're also annoyed by Belarus for her incessant stalking of her brother. They have no issue with the incest obviously, but the Yandere? No thank you.
  • Applies to Geb
    • Geb blesses the land with a plentiful harvest for men. He represents the land in both the harsh deserts and the lust fertile ground, though he's more often associated with the latter. As such, he is sometimes treated as the consort of Renenutet, the goddess of vegetation and harvest, and the father of a snake deity called Nehebkau. This isn't that widespread, though Geb is known for being associated with snakes and sometimes he will be depicted with the head of one. He was even thought as a father of snakes. He likes the fashion statement the SMT version of Lilith has, though outside of opposing YHVH isn't one for "her politics". As she desires to reunite with the first man Adam she understands his desire to be with his beloved sister-wife. She mused on how since his parents are the ancestors/creators of all human and animal life in his mythos, what Adam might think of them and Geb.
    • As mentioned, Geb originally debuted in his Smite where he loses a lot of his good looks and becomes a Rock Monster. Its thematically appropriate but he can't imagine Nut'll be happy if she has to take an inorganic form should she be added to the roster. He'd have to ask their great-grandmothernote  Neith if she can give a good word in to bring Nut into the game. Though Geb looks fearsome in this form he is a Gentle Giant; this makes him pretty good friends with both Groot and Iron Giant. When in combat, Geb always tries to end it as peacefully as possible. This mentality has made him good friends with the likes of Optimus Prime and Usagi Tsukino. Usagi has also sympathized with Geb's plight of being separated by his wife and she hopes to help on anyway she can to reunite the two.
    • Geb had additional experience as to how the Trope Pantheon works thanks to having involved himself with Dungeons & Dragons. Within the Forgotten Realms he has a church in Mulhorand. It’s a hereditary church with the priests being members of the House of Gebthant. Each member has at least one ancestor that was a human incarnation of Geb. Despite this dwarves and gnomes are also known to be a part of said church, just not as priests. Displease him and you'll deal with a personal earthquake, but please him and follow his will and you'll be rewarded with gems. Miners who worship him are warned of unsafe areas with cracks on the ground and rock. In the Elemental Plane of Earth, he's considered the God to worship for travelers. Because the world is just Earth, and you'll effectively need Divine Intervention to survive. In this form he gets along with Aule, what with him being the crafty Valar who made the dwarves in his 'verse. Geb has given his blessings to any gnome or dwarf deity who respects his element, and could potentially give them Mithril for a valiant service.
    • Has been known to create earthquakes every time he laughs. Once he saw a comedy special at the House of Theatre and Spectacle and nearly destroyed the entire house. In his defense Geb doesn't mean to cause earthquakes, but he's so powerful that it happens. Not wanting to cause more fuss, he has asked Clark Kent to help him in controlling his power. Geb felt he kind of owed it to him because he's stopped the Earth from being conquered/destroyed hundreds of times at this point, and well he is the Earth. So if any Planet Eater or world destroyer is going to threaten Earth/him yet again he'll be ready to throw hands once he's had his boxing lessons from Superman.
    • Compared to the Grecian Earth Mother, the Egyptian Earth Father is a lot more chill and he has tried to advise Gaea in "not getting involved in your descendants' BS". For the most part Gaea and Geb get along, but they do have somewhat of a Friendly Rivalry in who does the job better. For some reason Cronus was compared to Geb by classical authors, which he finds rather offensive for obvious reasons...though to give the devil's due, Cronus did rule over a Golden Age before paranoia got the better of him. He's definitely more chill than Groudon, the Olympus Mons of land who is constantly feuding with its opposite. Groudon is pretty territorial towards Geb, but the Egyptian god tries to not let it get to him.
    • He is also known to have geese as his sacred animal, who in depictions typically rest on his head. His laughter was causing a bit of trouble again when he witnessed the antics of the Goose. His (metaphorical?) air was tugged by Gaea, who wanted to talk with him about something more serious. She pointed out that as a being who maintains crops and vegetation along with other earth and land-based domains, perhaps he should aid the Nature Preservers and the House of Plants. Geb decided she's right; he'd had enough fooling around and so has focused on trying to purge walking pollution elementals like Hexxus and Hedorah. Geb has been supporting Captain Planet and his friends in their endeavors since.
    • Hostile planets like the Iris can GTFO as far as Geb is concerned. Benevolent planets like Mogo are welcome, however. Toph Beifong is welcome to benefit from his patronage due to her earth-based powers and good nature, even if she took Regirock as her partner. Yeah, he felt some kinship with the stone Golem, especially in his Rock Monster form, but that doesn't mean they need to be partners in order to be friends. Also, he's not all that fond of one of Dio's men naming their Stand after them. He is kind of amused by the irony that the Stand with his name is water based, but would prefer it if Dio keeps his "shenanigans" outside of Egypt.
  • Applies to Nut
    • Nut is the goddess of the sky, and all that implies. Not in the sense of being a wind deity (that'd be her dad), but in having a blue Celestial Body. Appearance-wise she's been compared to Andromeda and Eternity, though more human-looking. As a benevolent celestial being, she tends to get along with them. The Guy and Vishnu were intrigued by her due to the former's true form being a Celestial Body, and the latter in some versions, he "contains the entire universe within himself, and therefore resembles the night sky". They hold a mutual respect towards their duties and dedication to their missions. Lord Vortech also has a Celestial Body, but he's more of an enemy as his schemes of being a Multiversal Conqueror bent on combining the realms would bring utter havoc to the Ancient Egyptian cosmology.
    • She has a fondness for Rosalina and the Lumas as being an important part of the sky she embodies, and Nut's arms and legs act as the cardinal directions. Some consider her a figure of Fanservice because of her legs, however Nut considers this crude; she is trying to form a sky/dome over the Earth/her husband, not flaunt what she's got. If you want a Shameless Fanservice Girl, Bastet and Hathor are available. One of her friends due to their role with the stars is Aurelion Sol, who crafts stars in his 'verse'. He speculates she has the potential for being even stronger than the Egyptians believed due to extrapolating just what embodying the sky itself might mean, but that theory remains untested.
    • During the day the Sun and Moon make their way across their body, and at dusk she swallows them so they may go through her belly and be reborn the next morning. Don't compare this to planet eating or star killing; she is not like the gluttonous C'Tan who poison and feast on stars, and when given souls prove malicious on a human level. Also, she rolls her eyes whenever any vore jokes are made at her expense about this. Her body serves as a protection to those who embody or are in charge of the sun and/or moon, like the Princesses of Equestria. Also of note is that Nut's sacred animal is the cow, which is probably why she has a soft spot for Miltank.
    • Compared to Geb and Gaea's civil yet competitive relationship, Ouranos and Nut get on pretty poorly. The Greek primordial is seen as a pretty big asshole with a hostile relationship to his earth deity and especially his kids, though not without redeeming traitsnote . More than anything, he's jealous of her. The two are in conflict over who should be the sky parent, however he will aid her in holding back the Primordial Chaos that Nut acts as a physical barrier. After all, he wants something to rule over. Since the Crimson King and Amatsu-Mikaboshi are omnicidal maniacs in the same vein as Apophis, Geb works with both of them to prevent their encroachment.
    • Nyx is a being a lot older and more powerful than Nut, however the two have a good relationship. After all, they both look after their own and the night is an important aspect of the sky. Nut isn't the Egyptian goddess of darkness, however; that would be the primordial Kek. However Nut does have a connection to a force often associated with darkness; death. Her son and grandson are death gods, but she is a friend and protector of the dead, who appealed to her as a child appeals to its mother. She's believed to draw the dead into her star-filled sky, and refresh them with food and wine. Overall Nut has a good relationship with Death incarnations should they be righteous in their actions. She's fond of Death of the Endless, though made the initial mistake of treating her like a kid until realizing she was far older and more powerful than her.
    • Yes, she knows what some immature folks think of when they think of Nut. Her name was pronounced as "newt" or "noot", but that hasn't stopped jokes like saying the real reason Geb is frustrated is because he's doing No Nut November. Ouranos told her "oh, I've been there; you're name's not that awkward", only for her to reply "you stop caring when you keep hearing it". I just wish Beavis and Butthead stopped acting like it's some new, funny thing". Her grandson Sobek disagrees and has said that there's more ways to make it funny, which didn't surprise her as one of his epithets is "he who steals wives from their husbands".

    Ouranos 
Ouranos, Protogenoi of Life-Inducing Blood and Bedding One's Parent (Uranus, Caelus, Father Sky, Father of the Titans)
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  • Greater God (Overdeity pre-emasculation)
  • Symbol: A bronze dome with a sky-blue interior
  • Alignment: Neutral Evil
  • Portfolio: Archnemesis Dad, Origin Of The Cycle Of Patricide, Embodiment Of The Sky, Eldritch Abomination (Usually), The Son And Mate Of Gaea, Light Is Not Good, The Old Gods, Spending Eternity Emasculated And Dethroned, Siring Monsters From His Blood Due To His Castration, Evil Overlord
  • Domains: Divinity, The Sky, Tyranny, Abuse, Blood, Incest, Prophecy
  • Allies: The Chakravartin Ragyo Kiryuin, Heihachi Mishima
  • Headbutting Villains with: Bandos, Zanza
  • Rivals: Zeus (his grandson), Al'Akir, Rayquaza
  • Enemies: Cronus (his son), Gaea (his mother and former wife), Tartarus (his uncle/step-father), Aphrodite (his daughter), YHVH, Zygarde, Geb, Beavis and Butthead
  • Opposes: Set, the House of Otherness Abominations, cyclops
  • Opposed by: All those with Abusive Parents, Osiris, most of his descendants
  • Interested in: Kratos (his great-grandson), Davros, Jedah Dohma and Skarlet
  • Respects: The Weird Sisters
  • Ouranos was one of the protogenoi, or Greek primordial gods. More abstract concepts, he was envisioned as a bronze dome that enveloped the Earth. Gaea's son and husband, he detested his children and sealed them up in Tartarus or within his wife. Infuriated, Gaea tasked the youngest of her children, Cronus, with a flint scythe to take down his father. When he was ready to sleep with Gaea, Cronus used the opportunity to castrate his father, dethroning him. But he would have the last laugh as he warned Cronus one day his children would overthrow him, just as he.
  • For eons, Ouranos spent his existence in a state less than death. His only joy came from Cronus suffering the same fate as him. All that changed when the lost primordial was discovered by the Divine Powers. They told him that they understand what it's like to be an old god, long since usurped. Ouranos was interested in regaining his ancient role as Top God of the Greek pantheon, and revenge on his consort, leading to him joining their cause. The Olympians and Titans were on edge for this.
  • In most cases castration means the end of reproduction, but this wasn't entirely the case with Ouranos. When his blood landed on the Earth, it spawned the first giants, the tree nymph Melia and most ferocious the Erinyes. The Erinyes are vengeful spirits who punish oath-breakers, which gives him somewhat of a link to the House of Revenge and Retribution. He is interested in the likes of Davros for his ability to create monsters in hopes he can use his divine blood to make some for him, and what Jedah Dohma and Skarlet could weaponize with his to serve his vengeance.
  • His severed genitals would eventually coalesce into Aphrodite. Hating his castration, he sought to try and steal her away in the vain hope of re-masculating himself. Understands Osiris being upset about his castration, however Osiris doesn't want to be associated with the tyrant sky god in any way. Dislikes Set due to how he castrated Osiris bringing back bad memories.
  • The form he takes is just convenience and originally mating with Gaea. Outside of the pantheon he rarely anthropomorphizes, being more the literal sky as the Ancient Greeks thought it. While an Eldritch Abomination, he dislikes most more obvious abominations due to considering him hideous. This is why he sealed up the Hecatonchires, embodiments of natural disasters with fifty heads and a hundred arms. He dislikes the Otherness Abominations sub-house for their perceived ugliness.
  • As mentioned, Ouranos was both the son of Gaea and her husband, whom he came to cover every night and mate with. While Greek gods don't have an incest taboo, this kind of pairing is rare. It's unclear if Ouranos has some sort of Oedipus Complex, though most agree he was the more abusive and aggressive side of the relationship. He has sworn vengeance against Gaea for helping Cronus overthrow him, and has attacked the likes of Geb and Zygarde for being a lot like Gaea. Geb notices that like his beloved Nut he is the sky incarnate, which makes him really uncomfortable seeing someone so evil embody what Nut embodies.
  • Sees some of himself in Ragyo Kiryuin, being a controlling, abusive parent. The whole incest thing is inverted in his case compared to her, but he sees her as useful for his endeavors and desire to get back at Gaea. He respects Heihachi Mishima's treatment of his family.
  • Wanted to ascend under his old title of "God of the Sky", but was informed that wasn't a trope. He will still act as he is still the god of the sky, and is ready to fight for that title. Because of this he considers Rayquaza a rival, and often fights with the Sky High Pokemon for dominance in the ozone layer. He feels his role as the embodiment of the sky should also give him precedent over the wind, leading him to butt heads with Al'Akir.
    • Sees Zeus as his biggest rival, being the current Top God of the Greek pantheon in what used to be his position. He calls him "a usurper of a usurper". Zeus considers him as bad as Cronus, just with less cannibalism.
  • Is a bit irritated that there are so many gods in the pantheon. Back in his day, pantheons were a lot more exclusive.
  • While he has sided with the Divine Powers for restoration, he has also sided with Chakravartin for revenge on Gaea. He is aware of her hatred for Gohma Vlitra and Chakravartin being that monster's master, and wants in on it for his vengeance. To help him achieve dominance once more he is working with Bandos and Zanza, but it is only temporary. He doesn't trust them due to their tendency to destroy worlds.
  • Goes by Ouranos, but Uranus fits him just as well. Or Caelus going by the Roman version. The seventh planet from the Sun is named after him. Having been out of it for the past few eons, he was incredibly displeased to learn the word "Uranus" has become a joke, which is why he prefers to go by Ouranos in the pantheon.
  • Make a crack about Uranus and he'll make you pay. Beavis and Butthead couldn't resist, and got thrown into Tartarus for their troubles. Tartarus spit them out to spite him due to Tartarus being Gaea's new mate and disliking, making them very lucky and Ouranos searching for an even worse fate for them. He hates the Protogenoi of the Abyss for being in a happy relationship with "his" Gaea.
  • The source of the Cycle of Patricide and Cronus' paranoia, making him responsible for the Oedipal conflict that has plagued the gods. He spends time in the House of Prophecy and Fate coming up with more of these kinds of prophecies, all in hopes of consuming his descendants and enemies with paranoia. He respects the Weird Sisters for how they used prophecy to manipulate Macbeth.
    • Interested in Kratos for continuing this cycle, killing Cronus and Zeus. He sees Kratos as a potential pawn, but has yet to act because he knows its best not to mess with his great-grandson. At least not like his relatives have.

Intermediate Gods

    Mana Ouma 
Mana Ouma, Goddess of Incestual Villains (Eve)
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Mana Reborn
  • Intermediate Goddess
  • Symbol: A purple crystal flower
  • Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (Under the virus influence she can become Chaotic Evil, but she has been behaving so far)
  • Portfolio: Yandere, The Fallen Eve and the first infected of the Apocalypse Virus, Love with Siblings, Incest with Creepiness, Pretty Much Insane to Begin With, Likes to Marry Her Siblings
  • Domains: Life & Death, Emotion, Insanity, Love, Lust, Chaos, Incest
  • Allies: Gai Tsutsugami, Yuno Gasai, Alex Mercer, Hansel and Gretel, Belarus
  • Rivals: Sora Kasugano
  • Enemies: Yuu, The Incubators, Nui Harime, Ragyo Kiryuin, Masato Kusaka/Kamen Rider Kaixa, The GUAD, Albert Wesker, Kane
  • Complicated Relationships: Shu Ouma (Her younger brother), Inori Yuzuriha (Her Vessel)
  • Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Shiro Tagachi
  • Pitied by: Rika Furude
  • Mana Ouma was a little girl who lived in the peaceful islands with her parents. However, during a stroll with her mother, Mana came into contact with a meteorite made by Da’ath, which infected her and she became the Patient Zero of the Apocalypse Virus. She originally wanted her younger brother Shu to become her Adam, but was rejected by him after he got scared of her sister getting increasingly insane, which caused Mana to lash out and explode in anguish, causing the infamous event of Lost Christmas. Inori Yuzuriha is her artificial vessel made by Da’ath so they revive her in order to fulfill her role as Eve and bring forth the apocalypse and recreate the human race. Fortunately, Mana was defeated and freed from her infection along with Gai when Shu rescued Inori.
  • The apocalypse virus that she hold within her is capable of crystalizing people and the completely shattering them after a while. While she was gone, the infection only grew slowly on its victims, but if Mana really wants it to, she can instantly turn anyone into crystal within her point of view. The GUAG has been worried about the potential outbreak she may possibly cause, but fortunately Mana herself has no intention of doing that.
    • On the other hand, some people have noticed that the apocalypse virus behaves similarly to the Tiberium, which made Kane interested in the potential that Mana has. He is even considering using her to create an altered version of Tiberium.
  • Since her own ascension, Mana's primary motivations are trying not 'die' out of boredom. Her unstable personality had to be checked constantly until the court of gods was sure that she was in normal condition. While the essence of the virus still lingers within her, she is not interested in bringing the apocalypse to the pantheon, much to the dissapointment of the GUAD.
  • Some of the members where she resides get nervous at Mana due to what she represent and how dangerous she can be if provoked. Hansel & Gretel are the only ones that accept her and consider her like a surrogate elder sister.
    • Even then, she has called out other gods who do hold titles related to incest as being a bunch of hypocrites to consider her the odd one out.
  • Inori is not at all happy to see Mana again, given how Mana stole her body. But both eventually managed to work out an agreement to not bother each other and be on amicable terms. Shu on the other hand wants to stay as far away as possible for his sister, but he has noticed that Mana at least tries to behave herself now.
  • Mana has a lot in common with Yuno Gasai, right down to the hair colour, insane personality and murderous urges. However, most thought that their friendship would break after Yuno completely changed for good, but that was not the case, as Mana herself became more stable after a reevaluation by the court of gods. They are still friends, but have tried to keep their Yanderism to a minimum (although mana is a honorary member of the new Yandere group)
  • Mana has become aquaintanced with Alex Mercer due to both being living embodiments of a virus and are inhuman in nature. But their alliance is somewhat shaky, due to Mercer still being a continious threat towards the pantheon in general makes Mana think that he might absorb her. And god knows what would happen if the Mercer takes control of the Apocalypse Virus too.
  • Mana became a common target for people interested to create biological weapons because of the apocalypse virus properties. Initially, many thought that Mana was going to join them willingly but that wasn't the case.
  • Rika pities mana since she can't sympathize to being controlled by a virus (in her case, the hinamizawa syndrome) but hasn't quite tried to become friend with her. She has dealt with enough unstable people to suddenly include another one.
  • Has some sort of a minor rivalry with Sora Kasugano, but only because she was able to actually settle down and have a decent romantic relationship with her twin brother. And because she also gets along with Shu and Inori.
  • After hearing about how she crystalized half the world during the 4th apocalypse by just ballet dancing on top of a world map, she has been ridiculed to no end. That's probably why she avoids talking about that.

Lesser Gods

    Belarus 
Belarus, Goddess of One-Sided Sibling Attraction (Natalia Arlovskaya)
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  • Lesser Goddess
  • Symbol: Her flag; alternatively, a broken door and knives
  • Theme Music: Her parts of "Carrot And Stick"
  • Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
  • Portfolio: Big Brother Attraction, Yandere, Dark Action Girl, Abhorrent Admirer, Psychopathic Womanchild, Brother–Sister Incest, Cute and Psycho, Stalker with a Crush, White Hair, Black Heart, Elegant Gothic Lolita, The Unfavorite (according to herself), Strange Girl with a potty mouth, Sugar-and-Ice Personality, Nightmare Fetishist, Pesimistic because of her history, Boisterous and Hot-Blooded (When pissed off, which is often)
  • Domains: Lust, Siblings, Madness, Anger, Swearing, Combat
  • Herald: Ivan Braginsky/Russia (her older brother)
  • High Priestess: Nanami Kiryuu
  • Allies: Sekai Saionji, Anna Kozuki, Mana Ouma, Sasha Blouse, Hansel and Gretel (somewhat)
  • Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Kotonoha Katsura
  • Enemies: Nui Harime, Sora Kasugano, Tsukuyomi, Gluttony, Akio Ohtori
  • Opposes: Everyone else in the pantheon, whether she sees them all as rivals for her brother's affection or just happened upon her on a bad day. She is that kind of person.
  • Was a former follower of Nui Harime with her brother until she ascended into the House of Love. Her first reaction was to run out the door and break down the one into the House of Personal Appearance with her knife just to see him. Security was called, and she's currently banned from that house.
    • With that said, she only did that because of Russia. "That" meaning "following Nui and breaking the door of the House of Personal Appearance". Because Belarus thinks that Nui is too much.
  • Tends to disturb people with how similar she sounds to Hello Kitty, Index, Konoka Konoe, Stocking Anarchy, and Sakura Kinomoto.
    • Konoka is probably the most disturbed by this, as Belarus' behavior occasionally reminds her of Tsukuyomi's.
  • Belarus has once played a game about telling one's secrets with Russia. This is what happened pretty much.
  • Some have argued that she doesn't actually want to marry her brother, but is so afraid of being alone that she'll do anything she can to get people to stay with her, and if someone reached out to her, she'd actually be a much nicer person. She's refused to comment on this topic, and tends to angrily threaten people with her knife once they bring it up.
  • Once overheard Kaworu Nagisa and thought he was her brother. No one really wants to talk about what happened next, but she is now currently banned from the House of Personal Appearance permanently.
    • She also thought that she heard her brother in the House of Food. It took her just a few seconds to escape as hastily as she got in when she saw Gluttony trying to eat her.
  • It was eventually discovered that she doesn't oppose everyone because she thinks of them as rivals for Russia's love. She opposes everyone because she is perpetually ticked off at everything (when not being an Emotionless Girl). Ironically enough, it's Russia is the only one who can make her less like this.
    • Because of this, the less sane gods are making bets on how a battle between her and the God of Hair-Trigger Temper would go, since she cannot die due to being a country. The sanest gods are making sure this doesn't happen. Izaya Orihara is currently attempting to make them meet each other.
    • With that being said, it is still a stupid idea to try to do anything about her brother. She is still a yandere for him after all.
  • Can be seen cooking potatoes in the House of Food. Not because she likes them or anything, it's just that she can't afford anything else. Even then, Sasha Blouse gave her some of her potatoes and other food after hearing about this since she understands her situation.
  • Has befriended and gets along with Sekai Saionji (as much as Belarus can do that) and they can often be seen sparring with their knives.
    • In the other hand, Belarus tends to behave a little more bitchy with Kotonoha since her soft and fragile personality plus her huge boobs remind her of her sister Ukraine. Though she doesn't really hate her. In fact, Belarus often looks at Kotonoha's bust for some reason.
  • Tried to cut Tsukuyomi with her knives before the swordswoman counter-attacked with her Hina Blade. She did that after she finding out that Tsukuyomi is a would-be rapist.
    Belarus: Yes, I have thought about [censored]ing Russia and yes, I might have a wandering eye for Ukraine, but rape?! Really?! What the actual [censored], you c[censored]!!!
    • Similarly, she hates Akio Ohtori after her high priestess Nanami told her about the sexual abuse of his sister.
  • While she has made it a point to not get involved with the GUAE anymore, she makes a small exception for Hansel and Gretel. She finds their relationship to be cute and wishes that she could be as close with Russia. This is not to say that she doesn't find everything else about them to be extremely creepy.
  • The few people who have managed to have some semblance of a calm conversation with her have noticed that she is incredibly pessimistic. This may give some weight to the common theory that she had a Dark and Troubled Past (Then again, pretty much every country had one).
  • The fact that Miyuki Shiba succeeded in getting engaged to her brother inspires Belarus, although due to issues of international diplomacy she can't actually speak with her.

    Oedipus 
Oedipus, God of Surprise Incest (Oedipus Rex)
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  • Lesser God
  • Symbol: the royal crest of Thebes
  • Alignment: Chaotic Good
  • Portfolio: Famously had sex with his mother (even though he didn't know that Jocasta is his mother), Self-Fulfilling Prophecy, Go Mad from the Revelation, Oblivious Adoption, Tragic Heroes, Determination To Tragic Results, Solving Riddles
  • Domain: Love, Family, Leadership
  • High Priest: Oh Dae-su
  • Allies: Suguha Kirigaya, Negi Springfield, Leia Organa, Luke Skywalker, Hank Pym
  • Complicated Relationship with: Laharl
  • Enemies: Sigmund Freud, Ultron, Jack Horner
  • Pitied by: Shinichi Kudo
  • Was one of the oldest god in the pantheon in terms of date of ascension (he ascended in the fifth century BCE). He didn't get any prestige or respect for this, however, as, well, the man married his mother, and that kinda Squicks everyone out, (except Slaanesh). However, after a careful revaluation and an appeal from Oedipus, he was moved from his old title (a case of Never Live It Down) to his more suitable current one.
  • Nobody admits to being his follower (outside of the Appalachian foothills), but somehow he is quite popular nonetheless.
    • However, due to his temple change, now a lot of his followers are unexpected followers instead.
  • He's sick of being associated with this concept. He didn't know she was his mother nor that the guy was his dad. Of course, he seems to think that's the only thing wrong, glossing over the whole: killing a bunch of people for what was tantamount to cutting him off in traffic.
    • He argues that attempting to run someone off the road is not cutting them off in traffic.
  • One of Oedipus's former followers that he is happily get rid off is Ultron, as he actively keeps trying to kill his human father, and get his human wife to become his robot queen. Now, Oedipus can officially denounce Ultron with his new title.
    • For their share hatred of Ultron and Never Live It Down reputation, Oedipus made friends with Hank Pym.
  • Has a score to settle with Freud for daring to coin his name for a complex that he wasn't even aware of. Freud avoids Oedipus because of this.
  • Shinichi Kudo felt sorry for him and his condition because the detective have met a case with such a heartbreaking cercumstance.
  • After his temple change, he met and befriended people who have experience similar circumstances like Luke, Leia, Negi and Suguha (who was the former holder of the title). All of them also feel sorry for him for his self-inflict blindness.
  • Was offered to fix his blindness but refuse on the ground that it would remind him to see the world not limit to his view and as remembrance of his family.
  • Was disgusted when he found out that Jack Horner slept with his half-sisters and didn't care about the situation when found out.

Demigods

    Aerys II Targaryen 
King Aerys Targaryen, The Second Of His Name, God of Royal Inbreeding (The Mad King, King Scab)
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  • Demigod
  • Symbol: The sigil of the Targaryen flag (a red, three-headed dragon on a black background), singed by flame
  • Alignment: Chaotic Evil
  • Portfolio: Posthumous Character, Brother–Sister Incest Both Villainous And Royal, Violently Insane Kings, Pyromaniac, White-Haired Villainy, Evil Overlord Deconstructed, Despised Leaders, Envies Tywin And Lusts For His Wife, The Paranoiac, BURN THEM ALL!
  • Domains: Fire, Madness, Dragons, Incest, Cruelty, Fire
  • Herald: His second son, Viserys Targaryen
  • Allies: Caligula, Luca Blight, The Queen of Hearts, Draco Malfoy, Ragnaros the Fire Lord, Firefly, Deathwing, The Firebird, Nefarian, Albedo Piazzollo, Mana Ouma, Hansel and Gretel, Kuja, The Pyro
  • Special relationship with: Daenerys Targaryen (his daughter), Jon Snow (his grandson)
  • Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Oberyn Martell
  • Enemies: Anyone who's a member of Houses Stark, Baratheon or Lannister (Jaime Lannister most of all, for for slaying him), Gregor Clegane, Ornstein, Caim, Dovahkiim, Lesale Deathbringer, Typhus, The Plague Knight, Beedrill, Charizard, James Raynor, Barroth, Alexstrasza, Jean Grey, Zuko
  • Opposes: The Houses/Halls of Food, Bladed Weapons, Water and Moisture and Ice and Cold (especially Swampert)
  • Opposed by: Almost all of Westeros, the Ice King, The Kasugano twins and every good-aligned member of the House of Royalty
  • Aerys Targaryen, The Second of His Name, was the son and successor of King Jaehaerys IInote  and his sister Shaera. Targaryens typically wed siblings or other relatives, and as such it's often said the gods would flip a coin; either to produce a great king or induce Targaryen madness. Though initially showing promise, Aerys proved to be the latter as an utterly mad monarch who got off on burning people alive and who's cruelty would help lead to Robert's Rebellion. Now, the Mad King returns to reclaim the Iron Throne in the pantheon, as the god of Royal Inbreeding.
  • Though a product and partaker of Royal Inbreeding with his sister-wife Rhaella, Aerys would rather not have the title. He didn't want to marry his sister, but his hand's wife Joanna Lannister. He demanded that he be made on of the Fierce Protectors of Royalty...however was quickly shut up when the Court of Gods both pointed out he is in no way deserving of that title, but if he doesn't want the title he'll be stuck in the seven hells. The Mad King quickly shut himself up.
  • He is thoroughly disliked by almost every inhabitant from Westeros, god or not. However, it's the Starks, Baratheons and Lannisters who hate him the most; Ned Stark for burning his father and being part of Robert's Rebellion, Tywin Lannister for their awful "friendship" and Robert Baratheon for starting the Rebellion in the first place. Their shared hatred of the Mad King is one of the only things to invoke an Enemy Mine situation. Out of personal experience, he detests the rebel leader Jim Raynor.
  • Was horrified to learn that the man who killed him, Jaime Lannister, was in the same house as him. He almost never stays in his own house, not wanting to feel his blade against his back again. From a safe distance, however, he'll take enormous relish at mocking both him, Tywin and Robert on how Joffrey turned out.
  • Some have speculated he might be Tyrion's biological father, and/or Jaime and Cersei. After all, the Mad King did blatanly lust after Tywin's wife Joanna, and is said to have taken "certain liberties" with her; the Lannister family understandably fears he may have gone all the way and used the law of of first night on her. Tyrion would rather not think about this, and Tywin's response spoke volumes:
    Tywin Lannister: "Even I don't hate Tyrion enough to use you to de-legitimize him."
  • Was interested in learning what his surviving progeny was up to in the years after his mortal death. He was upset that his favorite son Viserys ended up being a failure of a re-claimant, but is proud of Daenerys for her work in Essos, not to mention being the first Targaryen in over a century to hatch dragon eggs. Though Dany does care for her father, she'd rather stay her distance from the Mad King.
  • Like Oberyn Martell, he's enraged at Gregor Clegane's crimes against his family. The two are working to get back at the Mountain, however the Red Viper has made it clear he thinks Aerys is despicable; he's only helping him in getting back at Gregor and Tywin, nothing more. It's rather telling that to counter the Mountain he's hired another Psycho for Hire, Vile.
  • Though Cersei desired his son Rhaegar Targaryen and Tywin wished to arrange the marriage, Aerys refused as "A king does not marry his heir to his servant's daughter." This serves to be yet another reason why the two ended up at each other's throats.
  • Being the deranged monarch he is, Aerys is unpopular with most in his House. Caligula and Luca Blight, however, get along (Caligula in particular due to partaking in incest). The three have teamed up along with The Queen of Hearts in hopes of taking over their house, forming "The Quartet of Mad Monarchs" (to be made a Quintet if Joffrey ever manages to join them).
  • Got on the bad side of the Ice King due to his association with fire and being too viciously crazy for his standards.
  • Has a complete obsession with fire, particularly wildfire; his pyrophilia would go so far as to savagely rape his wife after getting aroused at the sight of men being burned alive (most believe Daenerys was conceived in this manner). The Mad King was positively giddy at learning of the House of Fire and Electricity, where he now spends 90% of his time in. You can usually see him fanboying over Ragnaros the Burning, and is fascinated by the potential of the Firebird. The only reason why he doesn't spend the remaining 10% there is that Johnny Blaze doesn't appreciate him, inflicting the Penance Stare on him; an experience he described as "too fiery for my tastes" before curling up in the fetal position from the psychic pain.
  • The Mad King was happy to learn of the existence of the House of Dragons, though has not had any success in allying any of them. He did form a bond with the psychotic, incestuous Deathwing and Nefarian due to being a fiery dragon, while earning Alexstrasza's ire for trying to enslave her. There was also the time where he met Charizard, only to get mad that it wasn't a real dragonnote  and tried to spear Charizard.
  • To the dismay of the good-aligned pantheon members, he has hired The Pyro and Firefly as his head pyromancers. He also seeks to make Jean Grey his new queen due to her Phoenix Force, something that utterly disgusts her.
  • Opposes the House of Water and Ice, by virtue of it putting out flames. He's shown particular contempt for Swampert and Barroth as their earth powers can put out his Greek Fire. Aerys has also put a hit on dragon slayers in the pantheon.
  • Zuko hates the Mad King, as his fire obsession and madness reminds him of his own father Ozai.
  • In his universe, white hair is a sign of Targaryen blood. As such, he believes that the other white-haired gods are members of his family and has tried to make alliances with them. He got along with a bunch of fellow white-haired crazies like Albedo Piazzollo and the incestuous Mana Ouma, Hansel and Gretel. In particular, he approves of Kuja's final act of spite. The Kasugano twins despise him however, as he represents the negative aspects of both incest and white-haired people.
  • Since Lucius Malfoy looks like an older Viserys Targaryen and Draco Malfoy acts a lot like him, he treats the boy as his grandson. Draco doesn't mind, since it gives him a place to hide.
  • Despite his appearance, he was at his forties maximum at death. A lot of this comes from his paranoia; he almost never groomed himself because he feared he'd cut himself(which he's had personal experience from his Iron Throne), and almost never ate because he was worried of poisons. As such, he opposes the House of Bladed Weapons, and is seriously concerned of catching something from Typhus and the Plague Knight. He's against the House of Food because he believes they'll poison any food they'd give him.
  • Once enjoyed some delicious honey from Beedrill. When he learnt of the Poison Bee's typing, Aerys immediately suspected foul play and tried to torch the Pokemon. Beedrill promptly Mega Evolved and jabbed at the Mad King, causing him soil himself and run.
  • Though he hopes never to return to the seven hells again, Aerys admits he'd at least take comfort at his gravest enemies for the civil war they're stuck in. He's very happy that Petyr Baelish exists to flame the fans of discord, all out of a final "fuck you" to Westeros. Littlefinger hasn't commented about if this feels insulting or not, but would certainly try to off such a unpredictable chess piece as soon as possible.
  • Has yet to comment on the popular theory that Jon Snow may be the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, other than hoping if it's true more civil war and chaos will come from it.
  • Also has a seat in the Hall of Royal Activities.

    Ephraim and Eirika 
Ephraim and Eirika, Twin God(s) of Incest Subtext (Both: Emblem of the Sacred | Ephraim: Restoration King | Eirika: Eirik, Erina, Restoration Queen)
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    Haruka and Sora Kasugano 
Haruka and Sora Kasugano, Twin Sibling Deities of Twincest
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    Uncle Charlie 
Charles Oakley, God of Creepy Uncles (Uncle Charlie, Merry Widow Murderer)
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  • Demigod
  • Symbol: Two hands around a woman's neck
  • Theme Song: "The Merry Widow Waltz"
  • Alignment: Neutral Evil
  • Portfolio: Serial Killer of rich widows, popular with people, especially his family, speaking in monotone when not hiding his true self, really weird relationship with his niece, believing the world is hell, absolute immorality
  • Domains: Murder, Incest, Subtext
  • Allies: Bluebeard, John Doe, Light Yagami, Scar
  • Enemies: L.B. Jeffries, Lisa Fremont, Marion Crane, Jill McBain, Lisbeth Salander, Agnes, Anna, Karin and Maria, Haruka and Sora Kasugano
  • Despises: The Houses of Commerce and Religion and Faith
  • Charles Oakley is a charming man beloved by his family, and he loves them back, by all appearances. He is especially close to his niece (named Charlie after him), perhaps too much so. In truth, he's a disturbed individual with a merciless view of the world, and who particularly despises widows who spend their husbands' money. He's become fixated on killing them and for that he's become a wanted criminal. To escape the authorities, he visited his sister's family who lives in a small town and knew nothing of his activities. Uncle Charlie managed to charm the whole neighborhood, but the young Charlie noticed strange behaviors in her beloved uncle and came to realize the truth about him. Despite his attempts at silencing her, it was ultimately he who met his demise.
  • He was first detected in the Pantheon when L.B. Jeffries and Lisa Fremont spied him through a window as he was in the process of strangling Marion Crane. Their investigations revealed that Oakley had ascended to the Pantheon after his death, with earnest sponsorship from none other than Bluebeard, another serial killer of women; he had noticed the similarities with his own crimes of killing the women whom he married. Oakley is grateful to him not only for offering this new chance at life, but also for feeling sympathy for his philosophy. The two have struck a deal to help each other out with their murders. He was given the trope of Creepy Uncle to reign over due to his (in)famous (and not very well hidden for the time) subtext with his niece.
  • Doesn't have much in the way of friends among his fellow Hitchcock deities. At the time of his ascension, the only other evil Hitchcock deity is Norman Bates, who isn't exactly to Oakley's tastes in terms of companionship, though Oakley is a bit of a loner anyway. He'd rather see his niece ascended out of some perverse mix of vengeful feelings and just really wanting to share this divine existence with her. When it comes to the more morally-sound Hitchcock deities, it seems Oakley takes most issue with Marion Crane for stealing money from her boss. He wants to make her pay for it (hence him strangling her before), even though Marion sincerely regrets what happened and was just too late to fix it. She can at least draw comfort from the fact that he won't work together with Norman.
  • With his penchant for targeting rich widows to satiate his rage at how they are wasting their dead husbands' money, it's no wonder that he is loathed by a number of widows in the Pantheon. Chief among them is Jill McBain who did her best to make her husband's vision into reality. It turns out that Oakley actually is capable of feeling respect for widows like Jill, as instead of coasting on whatever money her husband had amassed (presumably not much), she put in a lot of hard work and faced many dangers in order to make something of value. Because of all this, Oakley thinks she is worthy of life, but that doesn't make Jill any less disgusted with his crimes, so it goes without saying they aren't friendly.
  • Given the Pantheon might have a dearth of widows who are deserving of death, it seems he might "widen his horizons" by targeting women he deems ungrateful to their husbands. He has already found two he believes fit the criteria, which are the sisters Karin and Maria, who are aristocrats who have been well married off to wealthy husbands and yet still find reason to feel dissatisfied. Not to mention, they haven't deigned to tell said husbands about the Pantheon and keep it a secret, which is a monstrous selfishness and an attempt at using the Pantheon as an escape, according to Oakley. Karin and Maria probably have a different view of it, not that he cares. Either way, he has discovered they have a rather powerful guardian blocking him from getting his hands around their necks, which he also questions whether they deserve to have.
  • As his crimes are against women, he has gained himself a fearsome enemy in the form of the hacker Lisbeth Salander, who gave him a nasty surprise by incapacitating and abducting him. Next thing he knew, he was waking up in a warehouse in the middle of nowhere with a tight collar around his neck tied to a rope, with Lisbeth introducing herself as his worst nightmare and proceeding to give him a taste of his own medicine by dangling him from his neck. Having died before ascending, he doesn't seem all that fazed at what Lisbeth put him through, though he keeps in mind that she is very resourceful, very vicious, and will probably be a significant hindrance to his activities.
  • Although his murderous fixation is on rich widows, he feels contempt for many other facets of society, such as banks and the church. Whenever he chances to go to the House of Commerce, he likes to make half-joking comments about how everybody in the House is probably committing embezzlement or similar crimes of greed, which doesn't amuse anybody in there, be it honest deities or ones who want to keep a mask of honesty. He also angers the House of Religion and Faith by claiming that what they really do is put on a show for people's entertainment. While he may have a point to a certain extent, it all goes to show what a nihilistic misanthrope he is.
  • The oddly moralistic reasoning behind his murders has caught the attention of some other murderers who hold similar beliefs that they are fixing society through their actions. John Doe, who targets people he believes embody the seven deadly sins, identified strongly with Oakley's Motive Rant and commends him for his deeds in ridding the world of lazy widows who take advantage of others' work. Light Yagami also has friendly feelings towards Oakley, given Light's belief that he is using the Death Note to cleanse the world from scum. Oakley, unusually for him, recognizes that they share similar ideals and returns their good will, even if he personally feels John Doe's methods are rather messy and he politely turned down Light's offer to lend him the Death Note; Oakley keeps it to himself, but he gets a rush out of his usual method of strangling.
  • Oakley did not expect to identify with a lion, but that's what happened when he heard of the former king Scar's story. While he won't comment on Scar killing his brother and usurping the throne, as he doesn't think he's qualified to pass judgement on the goings-on of the animal kingom, he did strongly relate to how Scar was eventually defeated and overthrown by his nephew. Scar likewise understood Oakley's pain in being unexpectedly upended by his niece and got the other Child Abuse Supporters to align with him. They at least agree that the young Charlie failed her duty as a proper niece to stay quiet and submissive about her uncle's activities, even if they don't necessarily agree with said activities (Lady Tremaine in particular is terrified of him, but Oakley ignores her for now in a gesture of good will to Scar).
    • The more sordid aspects of the two Charlies' relationship are also intentionally glossed over by the quartet, perhaps so as to not enrage the House of Incestuous Dynamics unnecessarily. Even though it's where his temple is, Oakley himself is ill at ease here, since it's essentially publicizing his relationship with the younger Charlie to an extent he's not used to. He doesn't find much comfort in his neighbors, finding them either off-putting, difficult to talk to or hostile; an example of the latter are the twins Haruka and Sora, who are furious at his manipulations and near murder of the younger Charlie (presumably if their relationship had kept going on in a more loving manner, and Oakley weren't such a psychopath, the twins would be more like "Go for it!").

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