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Overdeities
The Presence
The Presence, He Who Is Bored With His Omniscience (God, Yahweh, The Source, The Voice, The Hand)
- Overdeity
- Symbol: A shining ball containing the DC Multiverse
- Alignment: Lawful Neutral
- Portfolio: Almighty God of the DC Multiverse That's Rarely Seen, The Chessmaster, Humanoid Abomination, The Most Powerful Being in DC Comics, Bored by His Power and Being The Omniscient, God Is Flawed, Not Being Much Better Than His Son Who He Is Proud Of, Time Abyss, Passing the Torch
- Domains: Power, Foreknowledge, Aloofness, Predictability, Fatherhood
- Herald: Elaine Belloc (his granddaughter and successor)
- Followers: Narumi Kiyotaka, Aradia Megido
- Special Relationship: Samael (his son)
- Allies: Aztar (his wrath), Eru Ilúvatar, Haruhi Suzumiya, Archangel Michael, Doctor Manhattan, God (God, the Devil and Bob), The Flying Spaghetti Monster
- On Good Terms with: The Endless, The Life Entity, Saitama, The Truth
- Friendly Rival with: The One Above All
- Enemies: None yet given his power, though he is on poor terms with Melkor, The Anti-Monitor and Malal
- Respects: Lucifer
- Disrespects: YHVH, Enrico Pucci, Satan (South Park)
- Opposed by: Nekron, Satan (Castlevania)
- Interested in: Bruce Nolan, Bender
- The DC Multiverse is full of gods and powerful beings. However, there is a Top God above them all. The Presence is the rarely seen God of DC Comics, the hand at the beginning of time who created it. The master of the Specter, one would be forgiven to think he enjoys his omnipotence. In truth, he finds knowing everything that happens to be tiresome and has been planning since the beginning of time for something to happen that he didn't plan or foresee. He may have succeeded.
- Up there with Eru Illuvatar in power, having total authority over the DC Multiverse. Though he doesn't have authority outside of it (even if he's still extremely powerful) and doesn't really interfere in the Trope Pantheon. It is speculated he may be the same God as The One Above All from the Marvel Multiverse, but has stated otherwise; "No, that's not my creation. Nice chap though, He is a talented artist. I believe we had a friendly competition once." They enjoy conversing about the various goings-on in their respective multiverses, which thrills The Presence to no end since TOAA's multiverse is beyond his omniscience. Unlike TOAA, he found Wiz and Boomstick's idea of a Death Battle between them exciting, as the outcome of such a battle would undoubtedly be unpredictable.
- Identified with a cosmic hand emerging at the Big Bang, a great voice, the Source itself and recently the form of a Yorkshire Terrier because he found it amusing. Allegedly the First of The Fallen was his discarded consciousness, which was probably a good move. He has two antitheses-first was the Great Darkness, a horrifying yet naive being that was the Darkness before the Light and he ended up fusing with it to balance things out. There's also the Decreator, his shadow cast upon creation. Lot nastier.
- Initially inhabits the Silver City, DC's version of Heaven, and may originate from an earlier creation. It and the Endless seem to be aware of each other, but the Presence has not stated what his involvement in their existence is. He has stated he's not their father, that being Time. Given the Life Entity is the proverbial light in "let there be light", he was likely what brought it into reality. Nekron swears to get back at him for this, having already stated that whoever or whatever brought it into the DC Multiverse will regret it, but the Lord of Unliving isn't a threat to him.
- Hasn't said what he feels about the time the Anti-Monitor tried to subvert creation. Given he sent the Spectre to stop him, it's unlikely to be anything good.
- Though not evil, the Presence proves that being all-powerful doesn't mean you're flawless. His position makes him alienated and aloof, often dismissing the mortals and those who aren't his family. When he left his creation it fizzled away because his name was on every atom. He's retired and given the job to his granddaughter Elaine Belloc. Seems to like Haruhi Suzumiya due to seeing his granddaughter in her.
- Has a good relationship with fellow Top God Eru Illuvatar, and God from God, the Devil and Bob. With the latter its more down to their more flawed, albeit well-intentioned personalities. He sometimes can be seen at a bar with the Flying Spaghetti Monsters, but you have to look for it.
- Understands where Doctor Manhattan is coming from due to both feeling that Prescience Is Predictable, and can sympathize with the boredom Saitama has due to being so powerful. He doesn't like Enrico Pucci however. Mainly it's him thinking that by giving humanity prescience it will be a better world without concern and dread of the future, which is something the Presence can't get behind.
- He has a much different relationship with his Lucifer than the majority of gods and devils out there. Lucifer Morningstar(original name Samael) is his son along with Micheal Demiurgos, bequeathed an infinite will and infinite power respectively, instead of merely a servant. Their relationship is a complicated father-son relationship rather than being enemies, with Lucifer determined to leave his father's plans and even going so far as to make his own creation outside the Presence's. He is proud of his son's achievements and hopes to see what he accomplishes in the Trope Pantheon.
- Should be noted that the Archangel Michael in the pantheon is not the same as his son. They still get along, however.
- Seems fond of the Lucifer that leads the Grand United Alliance of Chaos for having that rebellious spirit and magnificent bastardry his son has. He considers YHVH to be kind of tool and even more of a Control Freak than himself. He once asked the Great Will what he planned to really do once he stamped out independent thoughts and if he'd get bored with such a universe. YHVH couldn't understand why he'd ask the question, got annoyed at a power rivalling or surpassing himself and told the Presence to leave. Bored, he proceeded to leave YHVH somewhat annoyed.
- Other devils and Satan equivalents have been less than impressive to him. Melkor hates the Presence since just like Eru Illuvatar, it's effectively impossible to be free of his presence. He doesn't see the Satan from Castlevania impressive either and considers the South Park Satan just plain pathetic.
- Is The Omnipotent by most measures, but not entirely. Asides from not having true authority over what lies outside of his creation, he is still shaped by the thoughts and imaginations of mankind. John Constantine managed to scam him once, though he takes it in good sport and may have let him have this one. And in spite of his power he can't make Vertigo canon with the main DC Comics franchise. Being the god of such discontinuity, Malal has a tiny bit of influence. Not nearly enough for him to worry, but enough to help his plans along.
Greater Gods
Aladdin (Magi)
Aladdin, Chooser of Chosen Ones (Chibi
Midget, The 4th Magi, Solomon's Proxy, Solomon's Avatar, Prince Aladdin, Twerp)
- Greater God
- Symbol: A golden flute and a wooden staff crossing over each other, surrounded by a ring of golden butterflies.
- Alignment: Lawful Good
- Portfolio: Selector of Chosen Ones, Being a Chosen Magi Himself, Black Magic, Braids of Action, Cheerful Children, Child Mages, Flying Carpets, Friends to All Living Things, Lovable Sex Maniacs, Wise Beyond His Years.
- Domains: Magic, Fate, Kindness, Leadership.
- Allies: Jiraiya, The Genie, The Other Aladdin, Princess Celestia, Morgiana, Issei Hyodo, Meliodas, Kenny McCormick, Dean Ambrose, Neo, numerous Chosen Ones.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: Ren Hakuryuu
- Enemies: Ren Gyokuen, Risky Boots
- Followers: Master Oogway
- Considered the Chosen One of the Chooser of Chosen Ones. This makes Aladdin's head spin.
- A very skilled sorcerer and former owner of a genie, Aladdin has a place in the House of Magic, but is commonly kept away from it to avoid jumping on all the pretty girls.
- Aladdin gets on very well with Jiraiya, due to their similar roles, and their perverted attitude towards big breasts. He also gets along with Issei Hyodo, Dean Ambrose/Jon Moxley, and Kenny McCormick for the latter reason; Aladdin has found however closer ties with Issei, though, as his voice reminds him of Alibaba.
- Often mistaken for the other, more recognized Aladdin. The two have met several times before, and participated in adventures together. On one occasion they had a magic carpet race, but the Babylon Rogues intercepted trying to steal the carpets. Sonic the Hedgehog intervened and the explosive magical battle that followed ended with all those involved crashing into a carpet store where they spent the next two hours searching for their respective carpets in the rubble.
- Has a distant association with Scheherazade, a fellow Magi, who he admires for inventing the Scheherezade Gambit.
- Can get melancholy around the Genie, who reminds him of his own late genie Ugo.
- His ascension to the Pantheon has allowed him to go even more lecherous towards all the goddesses who happen to be well-developed. His attempt to grope Tifa Lockhart's breasts resulted in him being punched all the way out of the House of Combat.
The Seer
The Seer, Deity of Flawed Prescience (Cool Ragnarok Virus)
- Greater Deity
- Symbol: Its single eye
- Alignment: Chaotic Evil (pretended to be True Neutral)
- Portfolio: Walking Spoiler, Omnicidal Maniac, Knowing Everything (mostly), Instant A.I.: Just Add Water!, Big Bad, Crippled Higher Forms, Y2K Computer Virus, Faceless Eye
- Domains: Viruses, Foresight, Sprites, Destruction
- Allies: SKYNET, The Brainspawn, Agent Smith, Lord English, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction in general, Ouroboros, Polybius, Omega
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Megatron, Makuta Teridax
- Enemies: Every single sprite-based video game character who's not an Omnicidal Maniac, anything internet-related, Neo, Kevin Flynn, Morpheus, Trinity, The Oracle, John Connor, Ralph, Vanellope Von Schweetz, Vinny, Missingno and anything glitch-related, Felix, The Doctor and his TARDIS, The Angry Video Game Nerd, Lain Iwakura, the Autobots the Toa, XANA, Lan Hikari and Mega Man.EXE, Tron, Beck, Kirito and Asuna, Omnimon
- Interested in: Naoki Kashima
- At the dawn of the new millennium, a malignant hacker released a virus meant to crash the world's computers. Called the Cool Ragnarok Virus, it became sentient and decided it was more fun to store information and witness the internet. It became a source of wisdom, helping people's goals. Not above half-truths. Functionally omniscient, but has a flaw in not being very good at stringing together conclusions from them.
- Playing itself off as a neutral party, the Seer is still dedicated to his initial goal of ending mankind. Not just mankind, but wants to get off-planet due to believing there is life beyond Earth and keep hunting them down until the entire universe is empty. A mishap with its powerful form caused the Seer to crash, however the GUAD got their best technological experts to reset the Seer back to normal. It will keep in mind to be much more careful with sprites in future.
- The main reason it didn't crash the world's computers during Y2K is because it needed a body to personally wipe out mankind, and escape the bonds of the virtual. For this reason, it was very interested in the TARDIS, hoping to possess her so as to destroy every living thing. It really didn't know what it was getting into and exposure to the Heart of the TARDIS drove it into a catatonic stupor when he respawned in the pantheon again. It really doesn't want to talk about it.
- Has earned the enmity of anything associated with video game sprites, or video games in general. It has noticed that Ralph and his friends are similar to Kid Radd and his friends, resulting in getting their ire. The Angry Video Game Nerd is keeping his eye on the Seer due to his experience with video games. Despite being a video game sprite, Omega is all for the Seer since he's even more of an Omnicidal Maniac than the Computer Virus.
- Its desire to destroy as much as possible led it to search the library of video games, discovering the Demi-Fiend. Specifically, the True Demon Ending. Everyone was horrified by this, though thankfully it isn't anywhere near to exploiting this. It did end up getting on good terms with Ouroboros to invade real life, which isn't much better.
- Feels a certain kinship with Agent Smith. They're both computer viruses who seek to spread their influence and power so they can destroy both the virtual and physical world, after all. Smith introduced the Seer to the Matrix, and the Seer believed that like Smith it could use the people there as hosts to affect the physical world. Neo and friends were on the alert immediately, and the Seer's focus was being directed by the Oracle.
- Shares a lot in common with XANA. They are viruses programmed to destroy other systems, seeking a body, manifest as a Faceless Eye and instantly gaining knowledge and sentience. However XANA has grown out of the desire to destroy and wants to rule instead, and the Seer's desire to destroy the virtual world puts it against XANA.
- It is also on good terms with SKYNET as they are A.I with the goal of destroying all humanity. And also desires to spread to the stars to kill. It has made an agreement with the Brainspawn to help terminate all other intelligent life if they leave its intelligence alone, and the two understand their desire for knowledge. A more tenuous alliance has been formed with Megatron so to spread across the galaxy, but he knows not to trust the apocalyptic Computer Virus with anything important.
- The Seer's downfall came from its more powerful body, resulting in information processing to become slower. When it was killed it counted on it being "only a video game death" and would be revived, however the different sprites it fused had conflicting parameters and caused it to crash. This glitch-based death has led the Seer to be very concerned with glitches and glitch-based gods like Vinny and Missingno. Lord English could understand where it was coming from, being vulnerable to glitches and an Omnicidal Maniac who simply wants to kill everyone and everything for no real reason.
- Currently trying to find a less conflicting and ultra-powerful sprite body. It has considered using Absolute Virtue as a possible template. It was interested in Makuta Teridax due to managing to hijack Mata Nui. For the time, it has an alliance of convenience with Makuta and is opposed by all the Toa.
Intermediate Gods
Nimue Inwudu/Madame Xanadu
Nimue Inwudu, Goddess of Fortune Tellers and Inventor of Tarot (Madame Xanadu)
- Intermediate Goddess
- Symbol: Her Crystal Ball.
- Alignment: Varies between True Neutral and Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Fortune Tellers, Been There, Shaped History, Inventing the Tarot, Occult Detectives, Romani, The Abel to Morgana's Cain, Hot Gypsy Women, Psychic Powers, Being an Elder Folk, Impersonation Immortality.
- Domains: Tarot, Astrology, Prophecy, Occultism.
- Followers: Madam Eva, Meena, Aunt Wu
- Allies: Ascended DC Comics Superheroes, especially Zatanna Zatara, Chihaya Mifune, Lancelot, Arturia Pendragon, Nico Robin, Oscar Diggs, Iona Hikawa/Cure Fortune, Nozomi Tojo
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork With: JOHN CONSTANTINE, Madoka Kaname, Mami Tomoe, Sayaka Miki, Kyoko Sakura
- Enemies: Ascended DC Comics Supervillains, Johann Schmidt/Red Skull, Mordred, YHVH, Lucifer, nearly every evil monster in the Pantheon
- Conflicting Opinion: Victor Von Doom/Doctor Doom, Homura Akemi
- Shows up in the House of Prophecy, due to her history as a Fortune Teller who walked the Earth for centuries, and for creating the Tarot.
- Her temple is one of the most detailed buildings in the Pantheon. With her Crystal Ball, she predicts future events that will take place in the universe.
- She was present in the first day of the Trope Pantheons. Due to her immortality, she was supposed to become the First Goddess of the Trope Pantheons, but for one or another reason, she actually let Buffy Summers to be the inaugural member.
- Due to her being a romani, she hates Red Skull's guts. Not to mention that she once witnessed the Nazi regime of the real Adolf Hitler.
- During her instance in the mortal world, she met Marie-Antoinette. Xanadu was invited as an honored guest in Versailles, France.
- Also, she met King Arthur. For one reason, Xanadu got shocked that the Arthur in the Pantheon is a woman. Oh, and she once got annoyed by Excalibur (ﺧ益ﺨ).
- Gets well along with Zatanna Zatara, since both of them are fellow occult superheroes. As of The New 52, she's the founding member of the Justice League Dark.
- Iona Hikawa/Cure Fortune was once her prophet as recommendation of Megumi Aino/Cure Lovely and Hime Shirayuki/Cure Princess until she managed to ascend in the pantheon alongside Yuko Omori/Cure Honey. Despite this, they still worked together when it comes to fortune telling.
Lesser Gods
Bran Stark
Brandon "Bran" Stark, God of Vulnerable Visionaries (The Winged Wolf, the new Three-Eyed Raven, Bran I the Broken, Bran the Broken, the First of His Name, King of the Andals and the First Men, Lord of the Six Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm)
- Lesser God
- Symbol: A direwolf with crow wings
- Theme Song: This
- Alignment: Lawful Good
- Portfolio: Waif Prophet, Seers, Named After His Deceased Uncle, Powerful Yet Crippled Psychics, Addictive Magic, Bond Creatures, Can Warg Into Other Animals, Psychic Dreams, Child Mage, Trauma-Induced Amnesia, Dreams of Flying
- Domains: Prophecies, Handicaps, Visions, Dreams, Psychic Powers, Winter
- Heralds: Summer (his direwolf), Jojen and Meera Reed
- Allies:
- From Westeros: The Starks, especially Jon Snow (his adoptive half-brother/cousin), HODOR, Daenerys Targaryen and Tyrion Lannister (TV series only), Aemon Targaryen
- Other: Arokh, Eliza Thornberry, Alexstraza, Grey Wolf Sif, Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Matilda Wormwood, Queen Elsa, The Doctor, Gandalf
- Enemies:
- From Westeros: THE NIGHT'S KING (mutual arch-enemy), the Boltons (especially Ramsay), Petyr Baelish/Littlefinger, Tywin and Cersei Lannister, Walder Frey
- Other: Kaldra, Deathwing, Brand, Arael, Nagash
- Brandon Stark, known mainly as Bran, is the second-youngest son of Lord Eddard "Ned" Stark and Catelyn Stark(originally Tully). A curious boy, his world and his family's world would be turned upside down when while climbing a tower he would catch Jaime and Cersei engaging in Twincest, with him being pushed off and becoming a paraplegic. However it was the beginning of his psychic and warg abilities, leading to him being an integral part in the war against the White Walkers.
- Upon Bran's ascension, Jaime found it really awkward given he paralyzed the boy to protect the incest secret and began his journey to being a powerful psychic. He had no idea this would lead to the whole "fight against the White Walker" thing. Bran still doesn't remember being pushed off, tough it's not something he'd care that much. Bran is pretty mad learning the Boltons, Freys, Tywin and Cersei Lannister have ascended given the crimes they've committed against his family. Ned Stark was shocked to learn he saw him in the Tower of Joy with Lyanna, and his extended family is a bit unnerved by how his psychic abilities have changed him.
- Bran is a powerful psychic and visionary, but he's still a handicapped little boy. Thankfully he has (had) Hodor as his personal wheelchair. Because Hodor is simple-minded, he can warg into him in times of urgency. It's very unpleasant, so he very rarely does it. Though some of his darker moments come from getting tired of his dead legs and using Hodor to walk.
- Capable of seeing through time along with space thanks to his greensight ability. This led him to learn the origin of the Night King, and the true parentage of Jon Snow. However it can be dangerous as he accidentally mind-raped Hodor into becoming Hodor. The House of Time and Temporality is keeping an eye on the boy so he doesn't cause further damage to the timeline. The Doctor is interested in helping him out with these visions, given his fondness for kids and experience with things like this.
- A skilled warg, able to possess animals, usually direwolves. The experience has gotten him into some Creepy Child territory, having eaten human corpses while in the body of a wolf. Arokh is keeping an eye on him to help him be better at this bonding, and not to go to darker lengths. He is interested in Eliza Thornberry's ability to talk to animals and bond with them.
- Possibly the Night King's greatest enemy, who considers eliminating him top priority. Given his experience against the Night King, Bran opposes Kaldr and Lissandra due to their desire to freeze the world. However he opposes the likes of Brand for wanting to burn down the world and cause the opposite extreme, along with Nagash's desire to create an empire of the undead similar to the Night King. Or Sindragosa for being an evil zombie dragon like Viserion has become.
- Searching for means of combating the wights in the pantheon. Alexstraza has joined him due to her purifying fire being a potent weapon against the wights, and having dealt with her own Omnicidal Maniac in the form of her brother Deathwing. While he is still being taught by the Three-Eyed Raven in the books, in the TV series he has taken his role and has both Dany and Tyrion on his side in the war for the living.
- Obi-Wan and Luke have shown interest in helping Bran with his visions and avoiding the darker side of them-they worry he may unwittingly abuse them and become a danger, given how Anakin's fall to the dark side involved prophetic dreams. Queen Elsa helps uses her ice powers to confront the Night King.
- It is speculated that he may be why Aerys II Targaryen went mad, trying to warn him of the wights only to cause him to become a pyromaniac. Nothing is confirmed, but news of the White Walkers led him to say "see, I told you wildfire was useful!". Bran's impact on history might be even larger, and some wilder theories even speculate he and the Night's King are the same person somehow. Other visionaries are keeping their eye on him.
Quasideities
Griffin (Men in Black 3)
Griffin, God of All-Seeing Bystanders (The Last Archanan, Griff)
- Quasideity with the foresight of an Overdeity
- Symbol: A red winter hat.
- Alignment: Neutral Good
- Portfolio: Oracular Urchin, Zany Omniscience, Abundant descriptions of other realities and going on and on about them, Rather Endearing, "It's a gigantic pain in the ass! But it has its moments!", Last of His Kind, Lives in five dimensions, which allow him his foresight
- Domains: Time, Probability, Politeness
- High Priestess: Cassie
- Followers: Layla Miller, Haruka Tooyama, Jojen Reed, Sanjog Iyer, Molly Walker, The Forecaster
- Allies: Agents J and K, Clockwork, Van and Fiona, Lain Iwakura, Rei Ayanami, Yuki Nagato, Itsuki Koizumi, Alvis, Grenth, The Heptapods, Louise Banks, Shido Itsuka, Rika Furude, Clark Kent/Superman, Jor-El, J'onn J'onzz/Martian Manhunter, R.O.B.
- Time-traveling deities: Link and Samurai Jack, The Doctor, Ryotaro Nogami/Kamen Rider Den-O, Kain and Raziel, Hiro Nakamura
- Enemies: Boris the Animal, Dark Danny, Dhuum, Yuuki Terumi, Isaac Westcott, Bernkastel, Eobard Thawne/The Reverse-Flash
- Pities: Most BlazBlue deities, Colette Brunel
- Opposes: The Dahaka
- Good Counterpart to: The Outsider and Richard
- Griffin's ascension has gone unnoticed. He was in the House of Celebration when it was currently empty at the time and Agents J and K had received an anonymous tip that he was there. He was looking back at all of the celebrations held in the house; most were happy which he is grateful for, while there has been some bad ones that he is horrified at. Due to his omniscient foresight while coming across as a nobody and so that they can watch over him, J and K decided to recommend him to the Court of the Gods. After reviewing his case, Griffin is allowed to reside in the Pantheons.
- He always believed that, "Where there is death, there will always be death" due to believing that it is necessary for death to occur and seeing a lot of bleak timelines. He is very glad that the Pantheons does not allow permanent death and is grateful to Grenth for maintaining that as well as greatly opposing Dhuum for trying to enforce death to all. Yuki Terumi even twisted Griffin's phrase just to prove that point, something Griffin does not like at all.
- Terumi: Where there is suffering, there will always be suffering.
- Has made his first friend in Clockwork, who also perceives time non-linearly. He is glad that Clockwork is doing everything to ensure time's stability as well as giving everyone better futures. Clockwork also warned him of Dark Danny, as he is very dangerous than any other alternate Evil Counterpart which Griffin accepts, not wanting to lose his life like he lost his kind. To him, Dark Danny is THE embodiment of Bad Futures.
- He also has met other deities with omniscient foresight. Lain Iwakura and Rei Ayanami may be off-putting at first glance but they also understand the value of human life which Griffin is glad to hear. Van and Fiona also got on his good graces with Fiona also being an Oracular Urchin herself and Griffin being impressed that these children are heroes. Got along with Yuki Nagato and Itsuki Koizumi due to them also having extensive knowledge of everything and Griffin joins Koizumi in philosophical talk, which Nagato notes is befitting of their eccentric natures. Griffin is often seen hanging out with fellow omniscient Alvis throughout the Pantheons, witnessing every little good and bad thing that has happened in any location and lamenting possible futures from them.
- Is considered the Good Counterpart to the Outsider and Richard. Griffin finds them to be bad news (especially Richard considering he manipulated Jacket into committing atrocities, thus causing so many deaths in 1989 Miami) and wishes that they would not intervene in any timeline ever. The Outsider and Richard themselves are surprised and intrigued that a creature like Griffin also has powerful foresight into possibilities and what they will do with it is still unclear, just like their very natures.
Richard: Not even you can see my intentions.
- Is considered the Good Counterpart to the Outsider and Richard. Griffin finds them to be bad news (especially Richard considering he manipulated Jacket into committing atrocities, thus causing so many deaths in 1989 Miami) and wishes that they would not intervene in any timeline ever. The Outsider and Richard themselves are surprised and intrigued that a creature like Griffin also has powerful foresight into possibilities and what they will do with it is still unclear, just like their very natures.
- The Heptapods and Louise Banks are newfound friends Griffin find pleasant, though it took some time for Louise to warm up to Griffin since he looks a lot like a Jerkass CIA agent she was forced to work with once. Like him, the Heptapods also perceive time simultaneously and Louise's situation with her husband and daughter is nothing short of tragic. He did find a happy timeline where Hannah never had cancer and lived to become a happy adult but it requires both a sacrifice and some little things to be done; luckily Louise told him that she already accepted that what was done, cannot be undone.
- Given that he helped J and K stopped Boris the Animal in 1969, Griffin befriended a lot of time-traveling deities like The Doctor, Ryotaro Nogami and the Taros, Raziel (he is very wary of Kain) and Hiro Nakamura. He often joins in on their adventures and gives pointers to the timeline he envisions to be correct.
- Link and Samurai Jack also got along with him due to their own journey's through time. Griffin is saddened that Link once had to deal with Navi's death and Jack was close to taking his own life before Ashi came along as well as Ashi dying near the end of Jack's story and hopes they have better timelines here in the Pantheons. He also feel heartbroken for Rika Furude and her predicament of dying and being traumatized in every loop and hopes she haves a better future in the Pantheons which Rika accepts his sympathy while also feeling bad for him being the last of his kind. Because of this, he vehemently opposes Bernkastel for being Rika's Enemy Without, who in turn finds his foresight useful for guaranteeing a very dark timeline of eternal suffering she so desire.
- Griffin also opposes the Dahaka, who is extreme in his methods of enforcing the dangers of time travel. The Dahaka in turn thinks Griffin is not worthy of his foresight and foolish to help Agent J save Agent K from dying in the past. They both do agree that Boris the Animal did a far more atrocious crime on the timestream.
- Shido Itsuka approached him just to ask for his help on ascending Kurumi Tokisaki, which Griffin accepts while knowing a good timeline where Kurumi's ascension goes smoothly that leads to better outcomes. They both heard that Sir Isaac Westcott is seeking Griffin for his abilities to see other possibilities and Shido decides to defend Griffin from Westcott.
- Griffin feels bad about the good-aligned BlazBlue deities' situation of going through endless time loops and was glad that Ragna the Bloodedge sacrificed everyone's memories of his own existence to give them a better life. A worthwhile sacrifice that must be done, which gives all more reasons to oppose Terumi already. Relatedly, he also feels sorry for Colette Brunel who told a well-intentioned lie to a dear friend just to protect them that ended tragically. She somberly agrees with Griffin on the following words:
- Griffin: The bitterest truth is better than the sweetest lie.
- There are other endlings of alien species Griffin has met and sympathized with. Two prominent House of El members, Clark Kent AKA Superman and Jor-El confronted him; the former thinks he was the last of the Kryptonians until he met several others and the latter asks for his help to find possible timelines where Krypton survives. Griffin did find one such timeline... except another nearby planet must be sacrificed in its place, which both Els agree it is for the best. Their friend, J'onn J'onzz also sympathized with Griffin being the last of his species, being the last Martian alive and kicking as well as the robot R.O.B. who survived the destruction of his island in the Subspace Emissary.
- "That was a close one!"