Beelzebub

Beelzebub is a prominent deity in the Philistine pantheon and Abrahamic pantheon. He is known by various titles. Among people, he is widely known as the "Lord of the Flies". He is sometimes known to the gods as "Anathema", indicating that he is cursed by Satan.

Beelzebub is shown to be a very calm and collected, yet cunning and apathetic man. He also appears to be quite erudite, using his knowledge to experiment on creatures for his own pleasure. Perhaps this is why Hades describes him as a person with great eccentricity, who would waste energy and time on frivolous things. Beelzebub shows no fear of Odin's Menacing Aura and is not bothered by his threat as he easily brushed it aside. He only stopped Adamantyne because he seems to enjoy Ragnarok, just as he stopped Adamantyne from killing Brünnhilde by robbing him of the pleasure. He also seems to be quite erudite, using his knowledge to experiment on creatures for his own pleasure. Perhaps this is why Hades describes him as a person with great eccentricity, who would waste energy and time on frivolous things. Beelzebub shows no fear of Odin's Menacing Aura and is not bothered by his threat as he easily brushed it aside. He only stopped Adamantyne because he seemed to enjoy Ragnarok, just as he stopped Adamantyne from killing Brünnhilde by robbing him of his pleasure.