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    Karl Fairburne 
"High-ranking Nazi officers, highly secure fortress, shouldn't be a problem."

Lt. Karl Fairburne, God of the Sniping Mission (Red Fox, The Desert Ghost, The Shadow, The Sniper)

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Karl Fairburne during the Berlin Offensive in 1945
During the North African campaign in 1942
During the Italian campaign in 1943
During the Normandy campaign in 1944

    Silencerz 
The Silencerz, Representatives of Powerful Purple
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The vehicles used by the Silencerz
Silencerz Personnel and Drones
The Mole (Major Spoilers!)
Spoilers! Click here to see their leader's true identity
  • Demigods
  • Theme: Silencerz Theme
  • Symbol: The Silencerz logo
  • Alignment: True Neutral, with many hints of Neutral Good
  • Portfolio:
  • Domains: Racing, Plot Points, Buildup, Conspiracies
  • Known members: Major Jack Wheeler, Banjee Castille, Alec Wood, Dan Dresden
  • Allies: XCOM, The MIB, The SCP Foundation, The Global Occult Coalition
  • Enemies: The Racing Drones, ADVENT, Nitrous Oxide, Emperor Velo, The Fabrication Machine, SKYNET, The Combine, Sigma, Lumine, Ultron, Brainiac, The Master Control Program, The Decepticons, The Eliksni
  • Rivals: Dom Toretto, The West Coast Cabbies, Captain Falcon, Lightning McQueen, Needles Kane, Bloody Mary, The Dollfaces
  • Can form an Enemy Mine with: The Black Ops
  • Receive interest from: The Question, Kenji Setou
  • A mysterious, quite possibly government-run organization, the Silencerz, for lack of a better name, are a faction shrouded in mystery. All their members wear helmets and visors that conceal their identities, are completely silent outside of using special communications lines encrypted only to them, and have access to military-grade technology that is decades ahead of its time. According to some sources, they originate from Europe, though given they're actually led by a US Air Force Major, this is very likely to be just a cover story.
  • They have 10 known vehicle types, 9 of which are cars and 1 motorcycle. They are: Nitrium, Technetium, Covelight, Anthracite, Iridium, Carbide, Metaloid, Accelium, Octainium, and Magnesium. Of special note is that, thanks to the advanced nanotech composition in all of them, they can freely transform into one another with the push of a single button.
    • Of these vehicles, 6 of the cars and Magnesium are shown being used. Nitrium, on the other hand, is instead shown in the hands of Dr. Peter Tezla, due to having worked for them before.
  • In addition, they also have the X-88 drone series, an advanced lineup of robots designed to assist the Silencerz in both their labs and in the racing realms.
  • First appearing in the Metro Realm, they soon begin claiming Accelechargers for themselves while opposing every other team, all the while concealing themselves and their presence from the other racing teams as much as possible. Their cover is finally blown in the Pipeline Realm, where Dr. Tezla manages to undo the disguise of one of their members' cars, whose driver immediately transforms it into another vehicle in order to escape. From then on, they openly begin engaging in a Mêlée à Trois with not only the Teku and Metal Maniacs, but also against the Racing Drones. Interestingly, they only use lethal force on the Drones, preferring to use psychological warfare or espionage against their human opponents.
  • During a failed attempt to take all the Accelechargers from the protagonists, the Silencerz ended up losing all of the ones in their possession to the Racing Drones when they stormed the Acceledrome that the Silencerz themselves were infiltrating. However, this gave them an opening. With the majority of the Drones occupying the Acceledrome, this allowed one of their drivers to infiltrate the Drone HQ and steal the Wheel of Power from their grasp.
  • Despite achieving their task and having the chance of easily exfiltrating the now self-destructing Acceledrome without incident, they instead choose to help the other human drivers fight the drones. This helps to foreshadow their leader's true identity later on...
  • Their luck also took a huge 180 when, by complete chance, Vert Wheeler, who had used the Wheel of Power portal to escape the Acceledrome, had ended up in the Silencerz HQ, complete with all the Accelechargers in his possession. Immediately, their X-88 drones and their science personnel captured Vert and his Cool Car Reverb, complete with all the Accelechargers.
  • Upon the young driver regaining consciousness, he attempts to sneak away from them, only to be confronted by all of the Silencerz members, including their enigmatic leader. When he asks who exactly they are and what they want from him, their leader decides to give him what he wants...by unmasking. It's then revealed that the person who had been opposing his friends as well as himself all this time is none other than...his own father, Major Jack Wheeler.
  • Ultimately, however, this massive cliffhanger following The Reveal has never been resolved, even to this day, with the Silencerz' role ending with that last conversation. This comes in stark contrast with the other characters in the story the Silencerz were part of, where each received closure, were killed off during the Final Battle, or met an Uncertain Doom. And thus, this becomes the reason for the Silencerz' ascension into the Pantheon, as the Representatives of Stories With Unfinished Plot Points. It is due to this that their Character Alignment in the Pantheon is listed as True Neutral, due to their ambiguous motives and equally ambiguous actions that have not been followed up upon. And this applies both In-Universe and out, as both the other characters (including Gelorum) and many of the series' fans, still wonder what exactly they were up to.
  • According to one of the series creators, several of the Silencerz' other drivers would have been revealed had a second set of movies been made. Among them would have been Dan Dresden, Alec Wood, and Banjee Castille. In addition, their motives would have been revealed to be to make First Contact with the Accelerons. Whether this would have revealed them as Good All Along or Evil All Along is another matter entirely...
  • And so...In an Elaborate Underground Base somewhere in the far reaches of the Pantheon, a handful of figures in silver and purple suits make their way into a chrome-colored hallway. From there, they each take a seat inside a tube, which sends each of them down into a garage. Inside that garage, each figure ends up seated in a bare car chassis, with several masked scientists overseeing several large containers containing a mysterious liquid metal substance, which upon the press of a few buttons begins forming up and latching onto each of the car chassis, eventually forming the bodies of each vehicle. Each vehicle, while all sharing the same purple and silver colors, are all distinct shapes. Each car is then put through various tests, ranging from their disguise ability, to their built-in weapons, to even being able to drive upside down or sideways on any metallic surface. Upon the completion of this, all of the cars drive into a precise formation, turning on their Invisibility Cloak in the process, then drive into a portal that leads to the rest of the Pantheon.
  • Upon entering the different houses, they immediately assume disguises by posing as the cars of other deities present there. For the most part, they remain undetected, much less arousing suspicion from the clueless deities unaware of their existence. Using this as well as their X-88 recon drones, they begin analyzing the whole Pantheon. The results from their observations tell them two things: the Accelechargers are not in the Pantheon (yet, anyways), and that the Racing Realms are inaccessible as they are not among the Domains.
    • What they do come across in the Pantheon, however, are the Racing Drones, their old enemies from the past. Gelorum, who had been aware of the Silencerz' existence during the events of their series, at first doubts that they could even be in the Pantheon at all. It's only when several RD-06 and RD-02 units mysteriously begin acting against her orders (actually Silencerz cars in disguise) and the loss of several drone probes to Silencerz X-88s that she realizes that they're in the Pantheon.
    • Eventually, their activities do not go completely unnoticed by the rest of the Pantheon, resulting in several rumors about them circulating. Kenji Setou thinks that the "invisible cars" are a Feminist conspiracy (which, of course, is very far from the truth), while The Question manages to deduce that they're somehow linked to the US Government, hostile AI takeover, and alien activity, given that they only make their presence known whenever hostile aliens or rogue robots appear. Unsurprisingly, Hisao Nakai doesn't believe the former, brushing it off as just another random internet fantasy, while several of The Question's fellow heroes, in particular Batman, begin investigating on whether or not they're related to Amanda Waller.
  • With none of their intended objectives in sight, they decide to fight the Racing Drones and their newfound allies while maintaining their presence a secret as much as possible. This mainly includes aliens, hostile AIs and robots, and hostile alien robots working with the Drones.
  • To this end, they begin working alongside other secretive organizations in the Pantheon, due to them also preferring to conceal their existence from the Pantheon as much as possible while also fighting various threats to the Pantheon's safety. Among these organizations include the MIB, XCOM, and the SCP Foundation, whom the Silencerz know would never leak Classified Information much less their identities, which is why Major Wheeler decides to unmask himself to them.
    • Agents J and K themselves are quite impressed at the Silencerz' vehicles, due to possessing technology rivaling the one used in their own car. K himself also finds it pretty impressive that the US government in the Silencerz' universe actually knows about the existence of aliens, not to mention the Silencerz themselves managing to work in total secrecy comparable to that of the MIB. He even offers their members neuralyzer tech so that they can implement them into each of their vehicles.
    • The Silencerz also begin sharing intel and technology with XCOM, due to both being US government-sponsored organizations. The latter begin reverse-engineering the nanotech used in the Silencerz cars for their own use (specifically, to combat their own threats head-on), while the former use the intel they've gathered to begin waging a secret war against ADVENT, who are very likely to support Gelorum and the Drones.
    • In addition, the Silencerz also begin mounting weapon designs provided to them by XCOM and the MIB into their own vehicles, due to the threats in the Pantheon being more diverse and powerful than just the Drones.
  • Despite opposing their methods against other humans, the Silencerz decide to share intel and work alongside the shady Black Ops, as they already have experience with dealing against some of the Racing Drones' allies, namely The Combine, Sigma, and even Ultron, who are all more than willing to help Gelorum wipe out humanity as a whole.
  • Among the Earth-based deities that the Silencerz find to be a significant threat is SKYNET, no thanks to them also having mastered the art of creating nanomachines and liquid metal in the form of the T-1000 and T-X Advanced Prototype Terminators. In addition, all Terminator models have a scanning ability that can see through the disguises used by their cars, with the T-X even able to hack into their cars as well as their other technology.
  • One group that interests the Silencerz are the Eliksni. Like them, they possess similar technology to them, namely having a similar Invisibility Cloak to the ones used on their cars. Knowing of their nominal neutrality, they choose not to actively engage them unless they attack first, which they know is very likely given their hostile reputation.
  • Another hostile alien entity that catches their attention are the Decepticons. Unlike most deities, they are capable of seeing through the Silencerz disguises thanks to their scanning abilities, which, consequently, also allows the Decepticons to take on the forms of their cars as well as all of the abilities that come with them. This gives the Silencerz a huge problem, as now there's the risk of their own cars actually being Decepticons in disguise, not to mention that their facilities are now at serious risk of being compromised.
  • Outside of dealing with hostile aliens and robots, the Silencerz also begin going after any Badass Driver types. Their method of dealing with them involves either using psychological warfare or espionage against them or eliminating them with their advanced tech.
    • The deities originating from Twisted Metal are of particular interest to them. They have the driving skills to rival their own, but all of them are also known to be very much evil-aligned. And while they're also the type to oppose the Drones and their allies, they aren't exactly worthy allies either. Should they ever find out the existence of the Accelechargers or get their hands on them, they're very likely to wreak havoc by abusing the Accelechargers' power for their own nefarious purposes. And so, the Silencerz begin keeping an eye on them by blending in as their rival racers.
    • With regards to the likes of Dom Toretto and the West Coast Cabbies, the Silencerz, again, simply disguise themselves as their rivals' cars in order to divert their attention away. Eventually, they manage to get a glimpse of them when they all witness the Silencerz vehicles decloaking right before their eyes, but not before EMP-ing their vehicles into stopping and thus making them unable to follow the secret group's cars.
    • They also end up opposing Nitrous Oxide and Emperor Velo due to their interest in racing. Should the Accelechargers end up in the Pantheon, they would be among the first deities to go after them, due to them allowing a racer to overcome any and all obstacles on any form of track.

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    John Basilone 
Sergeant John Basilone, Patron Saint of War Heroes
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  • Demigod
  • Symbol: His Medal of Honor, or alternatively, a M1917 Browning Machine gun
  • Alignment: Lawful Good
  • Portfolio: Authority Equals Asskicking, Killed Off for Real, Having a pair of .30 caliber machine guns on hand, Drill Sergeant Nasty, Repelling a Japanese regiment with just a machine gun, Married to another Marine, Saving more lives while sacrificing his own, Semper Fi
  • Domains: United States Armed Forces, United States Marine Corps, Sergeants
  • Allies:O'Bannon, Sgt. Hartmann, Mr. "Jane Doe", Tank Dempsey, Captain America
  • Headbutting Heroes: With all ascended IJN kanmusu, but special thanks go to: Fubuki and Akatsuki, Yuudachi, and Tenryuu, Takeo Masaki
  • Conflicted towards: Sen. Armstrong, General Shepherd
  • Interservice Rivalry: Maj. Richard Winters and Capt. Ronald Spiers, Charlotte Yeager
  • Made his way into the pantheon via a landing craft bringing him in. His first order of the day was finding other Marines located within the Pantheon.
  • It doesn't take him too long to find them. The first one to welcome him is none other than Tank Dempsey, a Marine from one of the same divisions that Basilone himself had served in. Dempsey immediately hands him a Browning M1919, complete with 500 rounds of ammunition, to use against any enemies he comes up against.
  • One of the few deities in the Pantheon to actively ally himself with Sgt. Hartmann, mainly due to the fact that their methods for training are very similar. Hartmann sees him as an ideal example of what a Marine should be.
  • While he does appreciate doing war-bond drives on behalf of Senator Armstrong, he doesn't exactly trust him completely, partly due to the shady nature of his associates.
  • General Shepherd also hopes to use Basilone as a way to get more support within the Pantheon for his schemes as well, but unlike Armstong the Sergeant outright turns down his offer, knowing full well that the General has ulterior motives...
  • Isn't exactly pleased that, even in the Pantheon, he still has to compete for resources with Army-aligned deities such as Major Winters and Captain Spiers. It leaves the veteran Marine in a situation where's forced into secretly taking boxes of weapons, food, and ammunition from them, not unlike during his time on Guadalcanal.
  • Is absolutely opposed to the IJN kanmusu, mainly for being reincarnations of the enemy that he had fought until his previous death on Iwo Jima. He wants nothing to do with them, even after receiving an explanation from American shipgirl O'Bannon that they mean no harm. At the very least, he won't intrude on their operations against the Abyssal fleet, knowing that doing so would have dire consequences.
    • Is similarly not willing to interact with Takeo Masaki for pretty much the same reasons.
  • Captain America takes an interest in him due to also being affiliated with war-bond drives and propaganda. Basilone readily accepts Rogers' offer to do war bond drives alongside him, having actually seen and read the very comics the Cap starred in during his very own war bond drives During the War.

    Chloe von Einzbern 
Chloe von Einzbern, Goddess of Fille Fatales (Shadow Illya, Archer Illya, Kuro, Serial Kisser, Archer-ko, Loli Yuri Rapist, Archer)
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  • Intermediate Goddess
  • Symbol: The Archer class card with Kanshou & Bakuya crossed behind it
  • Theme Song: Shoujo Shinka! (shared with Illya), Shoujo yo, Hoshi ni Nare (when using Triple-Linked Crane Wings)
  • Alignment: Chaotic Good with uncomfortable moments of Chaotic Neutral
  • Portfolio: Anti-Hero, Dark Magical Girl, Manifestation of Illya's Dark Desires, Badass Adorable, Artificial Human, Knows More About Sex Than Girls Her Age Should, Walking Spoiler, Stealing Sacred First Kisses
  • Domains: Magic, Clones, Lust
  • Allies: Illyasviel von Einzbern, Archer, Kiritsugu Emiya, Shirou Emiya, Rin Tohsaka, Miyu Edelfelt, Greed, Haruto Soma/Kamen Rider Wizard
  • Enemies: Artoria Pendragon Alter, Gilgamesh, Kirei Kotomine, Father, Pride, Lust, Ryoma Sengoku/Kamen Rider Duke, Mordred
  • Opposed by: Mirai, Nepgear, Oriko Mikuni, and Erza Scarlet
  • One day, a sudden commotion happened in the Pantheon: Illya suddenly found herself attacked by Mirai, Nepgear, and Oriko Mikuni, all of whom clam that Illya stole kisses from them out of the blue. Even worse, the chaos was joined by Erza Scarlet who looked very gloomy, calming that she had been saving herself for Jellal. Before things got out of hand, Chloe was discovered in the Pantheon and revealed to be the one responsible for embarrassing the four girls, not Illya.
  • Chloe is considered to be the shadow of Illya's heart given physical form. She attacked and attempted to kill Illya who she blamed for her abandonment, which was what Illya herself attempted to do to Shirou long ago. Also like Illya's old self, she knows a lot of things about sex and steamy romance, something very alarming for someone her age. This could be the reason why Illya and Chloe are close like sisters, although Chloe does seem to want to fight Illya again.
  • The Pantheon would really like Chloe to wear one of Haruto Soma's rings which would allow her to gain mana easily without going on another serial kissing spree. Chloe declined, stating that its too much fun and Illya shares mana with her anyway. The Main House allowed this, under the condition that they do it in the House of Love with no one watching (a lot of people try to, though).
  • Under Illya's request, Chloe is not allowed to work in the House of Food. This is because her methods of bringing in customers are rather... risque.
  • Saber Alter was FURIOUS upon learning that Chloe was in the Pantheon, remembering her defeat at Chloe's hands all to easily. She has been seen taking extended training sessions in her temple in preparation for the inevitable rematch.
  • Like Miyu, Chloe was very much surprised to find that the Gilgamesh in the Pantheon was arrogant and antagonistic towards Illya, not only for being the vessel of the Holy Grail, but for also being the very first in the Nasuverse to defeat him when he decided to stop holding back. She wound up making an enemy out of him as well. Not only does she look like Illya, but she also possesses Illya's capacity for magic.
  • There are many who actually mistake Chloe as the younger sister of Archer (which isn't completely untrue) due to having several similar traits as him; e.g. tan skin, pale/pinkish hair, cynical nature, preference to act independently, and being a total badass. Archer himself has taken a liking to Chloe and has been seen training with her. "The Triple-Linked Crane Wings are just as much her technique as it is mine," he was quoted as saying.
  • She, along with Illya, has been under the watching eye of Ryoma Sengoku, who has been analyzing their battle data to upgrade his Lockseeds. It doesn't take a genius to know that Chloe hates him as much as Illya does.

    Miyu Edelfelt 
Miyu Edelfelt, Goddess of the Leotard of Power (Azure Magical Girl, Miyu Emiya, Caster, Miyu Sakatsuki, Child of God)
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  • Intermediate Goddess
  • Symbol: Kaleidostick Sapphire
  • Alignment: Lawful Good
  • Portfolio: The Ace, Leotard of Power, Brutally Honest, The Comically Serious, Dark and Troubled Past, Dark Magical Girl, The Lancer, Poor Communication Kills, Meido, New Transfer Student, No Social Skills, Not Quite Flight, Psychosomatic Superpower Outage, The Spock, Sugar-and-Ice Personality, Supreme Chef
  • Domains: Magic, Costumes
  • Allies: Illyasviel von Einzbern, Rin Tohsaka, Shirou Emiya, Lynette Bishop, Fate T. Harlaown, Nanoha Takamachi, Sakura Matou, Cammy White, Flonne, Sakura Kasugano
  • Enemies: Queen Chrysalis
  • Conflicted Opinion towards: Gilgamesh
  • The other wielder of the Kaleidosticks alongside Illyasviel von Einzbern, Miyu Edelfelt is very much the Fate to Illya's Nanoha. Whereas Illya has a lot of power but hasn't refined it, Miyu has more experience at being a Magical Girl and managed to get her first Class Card before even meeting Illya.
  • Miyu didn't expect to see Illya already in the pantheon and but she was even more surprised to find that Illya had made friends with Berserker. Miyu was very nervous around Berserker at first but Illya told him not to attack her.
  • Miyu was very surprised to find that the Gilgamesh in the pantheon is a lot more arrogant and antagonistic towards Illya. Gilgamesh became antagonistic toward Miyu as well when he found out Miyu could be used to create a Holy Grail just like Illya.
  • Even though she gets her own temple and doesn't need money for food, Miyu still insists on working as a maid for Illya, much Illya's great pleasure. If you're lucky, you can sometimes see Illya mounting Miyu with a face that can only be described as Illya as a psycho.
    • When questioned about why she does it, Illya was very embarrassed and explained that she has a maid fetish. Some deities find it cute because "Hurr durr they're both kids," and then there are deities like Sakura Matou, who were conditioned to accept rape, who are horrified by this.
  • Miyu was surprised to get to finally meet Nanoha and Fate again after the last time they met. She was glad to see that Nanoha and Fate had become friends since Illya and Miyu saw them last.
  • Miyu can't stand Queen Chrysalis because she hates the fact that she sounds like someone who frequently transforms into herself and Illya For the Evulz. Although, Miyu gets along well with Lynette Bishop because she's super-nice to Miyu and Illya.
  • Miyu gets along well with others who wear the same type of costume as her, such as Cammy White and Flonne. Funnily enough, she first heard of Cammy when Sakura Kasugano mistakenly called Miyu by her name, thinking she was Cammy undergoing a gothic makeover for some reason. That didn't last long, but Sakura is still friendly with her.

    Warspite 
Warspite, Goddess of (Pending) (03, Grand Old Lady, Her Royal Thighness)
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    Fubuki 
Fubuki, Goddess of Beginner's Equipment (Blizzard, Bucky, Kantai, Whobuki)
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Fubuki Kai Ni
  • Demigoddess
  • Symbols: A model of the Japanese Destroyer Fubuki
  • Theme Music: "Fubuki" by Shiena Nishizawa; alternatively, "Miiro" by Akino of Bless4
  • Alignment: Lawful Good
  • Portfolio: Starter Equipment, Ridiculously Average Girl, Only Sane Man, New Meat, Underplayed Protagonist Until The Anime, Sailor Fuku
  • Domains: Gameplay, Destroyers, Protagonists
  • Allies: Admiral, all of the ascended Fleet Girls, Souji Mitsuka, Ranko Kanzaki, the Touken Danshi
  • Enemies: The Abyssal Fleet
  • Every Admiral has to start somewhere. Before they can start their careers, they are offered couple of options of starting ships. Fubuki is one of the five ships available. While she is in no way bad, there are plenty of other destroyers, let alone types of ships, available shirtly after getting her to fill out the roster. So how the Admirals choose to use her is up to them. At least she is the first of the starter ships to get a Kai Ni upgrade.
  • There were many gods who were surprised that Fubuki was so late to ascend, even though she is supposed to be the main heroine. Though most gods say that there isn't that much for her so there weren't many things she would try to ascend for.
    • Speaking of which, the Fubuki here is not directly related to the most noticeable one. Though she has bits and pieces of memories of different Fubukis anyway. For example, she is not sure if she can be the hope for Fleet Girls and Abyssals the anime Fubuki can be but she definitely wants to try her best. Though it is very likely that she cannot be turned into an Abyssal due to how Fleet Girl Fubuki and Abyssal Fubuki were formed.
  • Surprisingly, Fubuki is actually rather good when it comes to speaking Russian.
  • Fubuki struck a surprising relationship with Souji Mistuka due of sounding like Tail Red. Though Fubuki says that her hair isn't really meant to have twintails.
  • Apparently Judai Yuki honestly thought that one of his friends (Fubuki Tenjoin) was acending because of Fubuki. While he tried to justify his confusion by saying that Fubuki is not a common name, he replied that he should have checked her surname (if she had any, that is).
  • Fubuki appears in World of Warships as one of two Tier VI (formerly a Tier VIII) Japanese destroyers, the other being Hatsuharu.
    • She also has an appearance in Battle Stations Pacific as one of three Japanese destroyer classes in that game, the other two being Minekaze and Shimakaze.
  • She doesn't appreciate her or some other ships being called "potatoes".
  • As the "mascot" character, she has a close association with what can be considered the Spear Counterpart to the Fleet Girls, the Touken Danshi. While there aren't as many of them as there are Fleet Girls, she still welcomes them with open arms.

    Ryuujou 
Ryuujou, Goddess of Christmas Dresses (Prancing Dragon, Asashio-class Aviation Destroyer, The Flattop, Ryujo)
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Ryuujou Kai Ni
Christmas Attire
  • Lesser Goddess, dangerously close to Intermediate Goddess as Ryuujou Kai Ni
  • Symbol A model or a large scroll of the Japanese Aircraft Carrier Ryuujou
  • Alignment: Lawful Good
  • Portfolio: Happy Holidays Dress (twice over!), Onmyōdō, Petite Pride (What Turned To A-Cup Angst), Token Mini-Moe, Girlish Pigtails, Seeks for Attention For Whatever Reason, Moe Anthropomorphism
  • Domains: Costumes, Magic, Light Aircraft Carriers
  • Allies: Admiral, her fellow Fleet Girls (Naka, Yamato, Musashi, Fubuki, Akatsuki, Kisaragi, Ikazuchi and Inazuma, Bismarck, Akagi, Shimakaze, Tenryuu, Tatsuka, Ushio, I-19, Ooi, Kitakami, Sendai, Hibiki, Yuudachi), Mirai, Konata Izumi, Silica, Nicholas Saint North, Mamizou Futatsuiwa
  • Enemies: The Abyssal Fleet (Wo-Class, Re-Class, Seaport Princess, Northern Ocean Princess), Yasunori Kato
  • Opposes: The League of Flat Chests(!)
  • Ryuujou was actually rather surprised by this ascension. When she asked why, the judges said that it is rare for someone to have two different costumes for the same seasonal cerebration. She was still bit confused, but she rolled with it.
    • Due to this, whenever the holidays season is rolling along, she acts as an honourary Santa for the duration, taking a break from her usual duties.
    • Also because of this, she is almost always in her Kai form instead of her normal form, with her being able to upgrade herself to Kai Ni.
  • Some gods wonder what is up with the cat girl motif what she has in her second Christmas outfit. Some think it might have to do with her Kai Ni having some sort of cable sticking from her outfit.
  • Ryuujou has had it rough at times. Even though she seems to pride herself of her distinctive silhouette, everyone seems to think she is jealous of everyone with large breasts, and endlessly mock her for it. It has gotten to her nerves plenty of times.
    Ryuujou: Listen, it is not good to mock someone due of their breast size! And no matter how you slice it, I am a proper Aircraft Carrier, even if I might not look like the others! Got that?
    • However, some of her behaviour suggests her real problems are not her breast size itself but derive from it. Her proud stance and sometimes desperate attention-seeking makes it look like she fears that people see her as Just a Kid, and seeks to be seen as an equal to other Aircraft Carriers. Mirai immediately took notice of it and ensured that she knows what it must feel like, something what Ryuujou is really grateful of.
  • She seems to have a slight beef with the League of Flat Chests, mainly due the fact that she doesn't want to be reminded of all the times she is mocked due of her appearance.
  • Ryuujou gets along well with Silica due to sharing certain qualities.
  • She dislikes Yasunori due the fact that she uses paper shikigami to create or simulate warplanes. She seems to have some interest in Mamizou due of this trait, though.
  • Some gods are confused by the fact that she has a Kansai accent, even though Ryuujou was not built in Kansai area. Some think that the reason for the accent is that some of her captains were from those areas. Catherine seems to understand her, as she got her accent from her grandmother even if she herself wasn't born in Osaka.
  • She is not a fast-food attendant. Or a Destroyer, even if her costume resembles that of Asashio-class Fleet Girls.
  • Makes appearances in a few video games centered around World War II.

    I-19 
I-19, Goddess of School Swimsuits (Iku, Oyogu Juu-Hakkin / "The Swimming R-18", the Lewdmarine)
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    Admiral 
Admiral, Deity of Minor Characters Expanded Through Fanworks (Commander, Teikoku, Shitty Admiral, Shiree)
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Admiral's default appearance on both gendernote 

    Katori and Kashima 
Katori and Kashima, Dual Deities of Experience Boosters (The Katori-class Training Cruisers)
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  • Rank: Lesser Goddesses
  • Symbol: Scale models of the training cruisers Katori and Kashima. For Kashima though, her black Beret cap with the "UY" Signal Flag
  • Alignment: Lawful to Neutral Good
  • Portfolios:
  • Domains: Combat, Sea, Game Mechanics, Training
  • Direct Superior: Admiral
  • Allies:
  • Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Iowa (at least on Katori's end)
  • Enemies: The Abyssal Fleet (ascended: Wo-Class, Re-Class, Seaport Princess, Northern Ocean Princess)
  • The deites in charge with construction of fleet girls in the Pantheon were suprised when these two appeared, as they initially had little information as to their combat role. They later had them sent with Akatsuki and her sisters for a training exercise, and noticed that they have considerably become stronger afterwards. Realizing that the newfound role for them would be very beneficial for the rest of the fleet, their ascension was immediately recommended.
  • Their roles as Training Cruisers means that they are the go-to authorities when it comes to the basics of maritime combat. This fact allows them to set up shop at the Houses of Combat and School, for any deity who wish to learn as to how fleet girls do battle.
  • While Katori is happy to be in the Pantheon, she is not exactly confortable with having the American Battleship Fleet Girl in the House of Personal Appearance. This is probably due to her historical counterpart getting blasted hard by a full salvo from the real-life USS Iowa, with all hands lost. Nonetheless, Iowa assures that she would not be doing the same thing on her since they are allies at least in the Pantheon.
  • Kashima has been attracting a lot of male deities ever since her ascension, though she's not exactly happy that their admiration for her was rooted from "questionable" sources. She has been trying her best to prove herself as a "good girl", even by part-timing as a Convenience Store clerk.
    • Sanae apparently saw Kashima as a kindred spirit of sorts because of this, but the latter is rather more concerned of Sanae's drinking habits. Nonethess, Kashima accomodates her whenever necessary.
    • Meanwhile, Saori has been egging on Kashima to spill her secret as to how she managed to attract a lot of good-looking guys. Sensing something she can relate to with her, Kashima ocassionally invites her for some tips and tricks or two.
  • Much like some of the fleet girls in the Pantheon, Katori gains a virtual counterpart in an online Ship Combat game as a Tier-III Premium Japanese Cruiser. Like her, she's capable of training cruiser captains from other ships at a faster rate than usual. What makes the said ship unique however is that, since she could equip a certain upgrade to her main armament that is usually available to higher-tier ships, she is capable of laying down more accurate salvos at enemy ships at greater ranges. This makes the ship a bit of a Lethal Joke Character in lower-tier battles.
    • Thanks to the matchmaking system, she would never face the virtual counterpart of Iowa, who is a Tier IX battleship. She breathes a sigh of relief upon finding out about this mechanic.

    Yamato and Musashi 
Yamato and Musashi, Dual Deities of Resource Sinks (Yamato: Yamato Hotel, LOLpen, The Funeral Pyre of the Japanese Navy; Musashi: Motel, Fortress, Superfortress [care of her Second Remodel])
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  • Intermediate Goddesses
  • Symbol: Models for the Japanese Battleships Yamato and Musashi. Alternatively, the Imperial Chrysanthemum flower on their bow-inspired collars.
  • Theme Music: Musashi's return for Musashi, Theme of Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2199 for Yamato (at least during World of Warships)
  • Alignment: Lawful Good
  • Portfolio: Being Awesome But Eating A lot of Resources, Zettai Ryouiki, Mighty Glaciers, Moe Anthropomorphism
  • Domains: Gameplay, Resources, Battleships
  • Allies: The Fleet Girls Naka, Fubuki, Akatsuki, Kisaragi, Ikazuchi and Inazuma, Bismarck, Akagi, Ooi, I-19, Shimakaze, Ushio, Tenryuu and Tatsuta, Ryuujou, Kitakami, Sendai, Hibiki, Yuudachi, Admiral
  • Enemies: The Abyssal Fleet (ascended: Wo-Class, Re-Class, Seaport Princess, Northern Ocean Princess), The Kraken, Ika Musume
  • Looking to repeat what happened with Naka, the House of War tested their luck, seeking to create both of these powerful Fleet Girls. This turned out to be more difficult than they expected, as creating them consumed a lot of resources and took multiple tries. To top it all off, not long after, they found out the hard way how costly it is to maintain them, with a single battle sapping them of considerable amounts of fuel and ammunition. Not wanting to scrap them, they pended their ascension instead so that they don't have to deal with them.
    • A runner-up for the title was Akagi, "The Bauxite Queen". However, since Yamato and Musashi take much more to get than Akagi normally, she had to be stuck as their high priestess. And a good thing too, because they don't want to turn repair times into "Akagi's Feeding Time". With her ascension into the House of Prophecy, however, this has become quite the moot point.
  • Yamato insists that she be not referred to as "Yamato Hotel". Not helped by the fact that her cannons have an in-built ice-cream machine and air conditioner. Only those close to her can call her that, and only when she is doing some service duties.
  • Though not usually in use, some gods in House of War still look at Yamato With the intent to upgrade her with the grandfather of all Wave Motion Guns. Some more devious gods have different plans, thinking of using alien technology to power her up.
    • Yamato was disgusted when she heard that they actually were planning to go with the latter plan, especially when the Neuroi Core they tried to experiment with broke out of control, causing it to create a new hive of them.
  • Koneko seems to be annoyed at Yamato, not just for one, but for two things. This is even after the fact that most of Yamato's breast size comes from her having Type 91 Armor Piercing Shells for a coconut bra.
    • Fortunately, both Yamato and Musashi seem to get along well with Labrys for varying reasons.
  • If there is one thing Yamato fears most, it is the sight of mushroom clouds reminiscent of her dying moments. When she saw a mushroom cloud explosion coming from Warhead, she freaked out and almost created a chain reaction by firing her cannons.
  • Musashi gets along with Braum, as she herself is willing to put herself in harm's way to protect those she cares for. And where she doesn't seem like it, she can take a lot of punishment and still go on.
  • Some gods from the Guilty Gear universe have noted that she sort of looks like Ramlethal, with white hair and dark skin and having rather large weapons. Musashi seems to be bit irritated by that, and fears that she might be an Abyssal due of her two familiars looking like advanced Abyssal Fighters.
  • While most of the House of War is focused on Yamato, Lord Castellan Ursarkar E. Creed seems to be more interested in Musashi, saying that he is planning on upgrading her with a special storage deck to support a Baneblade. It would cost him a huge fortune on resources, but being able to bring the eponymous eleven barrels of death to bear on the seas seems to be worth it. So far, Musashi has declined to even consider such an "upgrade"... And even saw it fit to remind the good Lord Castellan of the time he lost some of those very same tanks to some blood knight aboard a nuke-loaded mech.
  • Surprisingly, Musashi found a kindred spirit of sorts in Satellizer el Bridget due to their common taste for Hamburgers. They end up meeting regularly at the House of Food just to see who can worf down the most burgers.
  • There are still gods who have no idea how Musashi has dark skin. The best explanation she can give is "permanent paint from my past life".Historical reason
  • Musashi reportedly shed Tears of Joy after she found out that her hull was finally discovered. Moreso when she finally got her second remodel which gave her, among other things, three 510mm Main Cannon turrets.Note Needless to say, this made Yamato slightly more jealous, as she has yet to have hers.
  • Both appeared in World of Warships, with Yamato as the Tier-X Battleship for the IJN tech tree, and Musashi in her pre-1944 form as a Tier-IX Premium Battleship. Despite being of different tiers, their guns are still notorious for pretty much being able to go through anything, even other battleships of the same tier.
  • Both of them have prominent appearances in Battlestations: Pacific, with their class also the most powerful Japanese battleship in-game.
    • For the American campaign, Musashi serves as the boss of the Leyte Gulf mission, opposing the US Seventh Fleet's landing operations, while Yamato serves as the Final Boss of the same campaign, which is, appropriately enough, the Battle of Okinawa, also in an attempt to halt the US landings.
    • The Alternate History Japanese campaign gives Yamato A Day in the Limelight for two missions. The first has her involved in the hunt for and eventual sinking of the carrier Hornet, while the latter, set during the Final Defense of Hawaii, pits her against that campaign's Final Boss, Iowa.
    • Downloadable Content of this game even features a proposed variant of their class armed with 20-inch guns.
  • Yamato gets a major appearance in one episode of Dogfights, with Musashi getting a cameo. This particular episode depicts their demises at the hands of the US Navy, as well as the former's combat debut against the US Seventh Fleet. It's best that this particular episode not be shown to them.

    Prinz Eugen 
Prinz Eugen, Goddess of Gender-Blender Names (Puriketsu-chan, Pringles, Pudding, USS Prinz Eugen, IX-300)
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Prinz Eugen Kai

    Bismarck 
Bismarck, Goddess of Historical In Jokes (Biscuit, Bisko, Germany's Greatest Warship)
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Bismarck Drei

    U-511 
U-511, Goddess of Transforming into Drastically Different Appearances (U-511: Yuu, U Ro-500: Ro, Ro-chan, Satsuki#1)
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Ro 500

    Iowa 
Iowa, The Over-The-Top American Goddess (BB-61, The Big Stick, The Grey Ghost, First Lady of the 3rd Fleet, Burger-Boat)
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    Yuudachi 
Yuudachi, Goddess of Verbal Tics (Poi, the Nightmare of Solomon, Sudden evening shower, Yuudachi Class Destroyer)
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Yuudachi Kai Ni

    John Price 
Captain John Price, the God whose Comrades Were All Killed (Bravo Six, Prisoner 627, $, Black Viking, Old Man, 9051210)
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  • Theme: Arabian End Game
  • Lesser God
  • Symbol: His boonie hat
  • Alignment: Neutral Good
  • Portfolio: Cold Sniper, Captain in both Task Force 141 and the SAS, Sole survivor of Bravo Six and Task Force 141, Has a boonie hat which he almost never removes, Smokes Villa Clara Cigars, Going to great lengths to take down his enemies, Tendency to take down his foes with sheer determination, Porn Stache, Made of Iron, Tranquil Fury, Warrior Poet
  • Domains: United Kingdom, Special Air Service, Special Forces
  • Allies: Lena Oxton/Tracer, Alex Mason, James Bond, Solid Snake, The Boss, Raiden, Tashkent
  • Enemies: General Shepherd, Vladimir Makarov, Raul Menendez, Liquid Snake, Ali-Al Saachez, Zoran Lazarevic, Nikita Dragovich, Senator Steven Armstrong, Jonathan Irons, Sundowner, Solidus Snake, HYDRA, Reaper, Widowmaker
  • Conflicting Opinion: Big Boss, Setsuna F. Seiei
  • Opposed by: Steve Rogers, Iowa, Graham Aker
  • Captain John Price was ascended into the Pantheon for one reason: to counter the ever-growing threats of various warmongers and terrorists now plotting to take over the various houses through force.
  • Amongst all these threats, Price's priority targets are his old enemies General Shepherd and Vladimir Makarov. With all of his friends and allies having been killed by both these men, it's the logical choice for him to go after them first and foil their plans of wanton war and destruction. With nothing left to lose, he decides to go after them and wipe out each of their operations piece-by-piece.
  • James Bond immediately approaches him, due to his intel on both Makarov and Shepherd. Price, while initally hesitant, decides to cooperate with the MI6 agent. In exchange for this vital intel, he gives Price a number of weapons and gadgets, including a silenced sniper rifle.
  • Aside from Makarov and Shepherd, Price also tracks down their various supporters and allies within the Pantheon. For Makarov, there's Soviet Gen. Nikita Dragovich, who plans on helping the Ultranationist leader repeat their invasion of Europe, a Soviet official known simply as Kane, and a Serbian terrorist named Zoran Lazarevic. For Shepherd, there's Senator Steven Armstong, and Solidus Snake.
    • Other, similar threats that Price also lists down are Raul Menendez (whom Makarov was a formerly a follower of), and HYDRA, due to their infiltration of several high-tier government agencies across the world.
  • His quests for revenge earn the respect of the Cyborg Raiden, especially after learning that he also plans on going after the members of Desperado (due to their official backing of Shepherd's plans).
  • Other deities that become allies with Price include Solid Snake, The Boss, and Alex Mason. Each of these particular deities have mutual enemies between them, as well as similar goals to Price's own.
    • Mason in particular provides Price valuable intel on some of Makarov's connections, Dragovich in particular, due to his essential role as Makarov's new bomb-maker.
    • Snake on the other hand provides intel on what to expect from his own enemies. This includes handing him a sample of nanomachines for him to analyze. Price himself decides not to use it, having already proven himself in combat without any enhancement whatsoever.
  • Is actually opposed by several American deities, Steve Rogers in particular, for his questionable actions during the events of World War III in his universe. Price responds by saying that he was essentially caught between a rock and hard place, not to mention having to explain to him that what Makarov and Shepherd had done was far worse, including the duo being the very instigators of the war in the first place.
  • One newly-ascended deity who becomes yet another important ally to Price is Lena Oxton, aka Tracer. Like Price, she is a former member of the British military. While initially hesitant to help him due to his number of questionable acts, she finally decides that helping Price is the best course of action, especially after he tells her the story of Shepherd and Makarov's actions, and even personally briefs her on what happened to London in Price's own universe.
    • In exchange for this info, Tracer informs him of other newly-ascended deities from her own universe to look out for. The first is Reaper, a mysterious individual cloaked in black, and Widowmaker, a French sniper allied with the former. Price promises to return the favor and help her, but only after Makarov and Shepherd are dealt with first.

    John "Soap" MacTavish 
Captain John "Soap" MacTavish, The God who was Killed Unexpectedly in the Sequel (F.N.G., Bravo Six, Hotel Six, 2073521)
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    Iwo Jima 
Iwo Jima, The Sacred Island Base
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  • An island south of Japan used a major airbase by both American and Japanese forces late in World War II
  • Symbol: A map outlining the three airfields and major strongholds scattered throughout
  • Alignment: True Neutral, as it depends on whoever's currently in control of the island
  • Portfolio: Death Island, MacGuffin Location, Having fortifications built within a Volcano
  • Domains: Airbases, Staging Points, Islands
  • Sacred To: John Basilone, The Flag Raisers
  • One of many islands the United States wrested control from Japan during the island-hopping campaign late in the Pacific War. What makes this one particularly special was its importance to both the American and Japanese war efforts, particularly the Air War over Japan.
  • During the last two years of this time, the Japanese forces based there fortified it heavily, placing numerous gun emplacements, bunkers, and artillery and machine gun nests literally into the cliffs of the island.
  • In addition, the island itself is home to three airfields, two of which were operational at the time of the American landings in February 1945.
  • The site of a major battle between US Marines and Japanese Army soldiers that lasted between 35-40 days, with both sides suffering heavy casualties.
  • Upon its capture by US forces in March 1945, the airfields were immediately fixed and put into operational condition, to be used as a temporary base for bombers targeting Japan, as well as a permanent base for fighters.
  • John Basilone had mixed feelings at first upon seeing the very place where he was killed ascend into the Pantheon. For the most part, he treats the place as a sacred location, in part due to the War Memorial on top of Mt. Suribachi.
    • The same applies for The Flag Raisers as a whole. They even leave behind both of the flags they raised over the island as respect to their fallen comrades.
  • Because it was a Japanese Army base, The IJN Admiral was...less enthusiastic with its ascension, due in part to Interservice Rivalry with them.
  • Makes several appearances in World War II -related media.

    Zechs Merquise (rework) 
Zechs Merquise, Great Herald of The Red Comet (The Lightning Count, Rent-a-Char, Zechs Marquise, Prince Milliardo Peacecraft)
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