Hugin and Munin and the Allfather

Physical abilities Divine Strength: As the supreme god of the Norse pantheon, Odin possesses immense strength for a god, even when not directly fighting. When Buddha confronted him and provoked him after the ninth round of Ragnarok, Odin slammed the base of his spear, Gungnir, into the floor with such force that it caused a shockwave powerful enough to destroy most of the hallway the two gods were in, rather casually. Additionally, Beelzebub had to use his vibration ability to nullify the force of Odin's casual slam with Gungnir when he tried to stop the Norse god. Mental abilities Wisdom: When Loki disguised himself as Thor, Odin was able to immediately figure out that Loki was using his tricks. He is usually associated with the God of Wisdom and Knowledge, making him very smart and wise to see through even the God of Mischief's jokes.

Supernatural abilities Semi-Immortality: As a god, Odin has an unlimited lifespan and will not die of old age. Semi-Immortality: As a god, Odin has an unlimited lifespan and will not die of old age.

Divine Physiology: As a God, Odin possesses physical abilities far beyond those of any normal human. His body cannot be damaged by mortal weapons, however, he can still be damaged by unarmed attacks from people with superhuman strength and Divine Weapons.

Menacing Aura: Odin has a naturally menacing aura and presence, instilling fear in anyone he looks at. He can frighten many powerful humans and gods with his mere presence (including some members of the Seven Lucky Gods). Life Steal/Blight: [1] After Zeus and the other gods and humans left the large greenhouse located outside the arena to return to observation, Odin experienced a surge of agitation, causing nearby plants and flowers to wither, die, and disappear completely.

Odin is one of the representatives of the gods who will have to fight in the future duel of Ragnarok.

Odin is a prominent deity and leader of the Norse pantheon. He is also known as the "Supreme Norse God".

According to a legend told by Siegfried, Odin was originally the "Nameless God" who one day found the sword Gram, which contained the soul of the Primordial God Odin of Yggdrasil, the four rulers of the cosmos during the primeval era, until it was sealed away during the "Primordial Ragnarok".

He is the main antagonist of the manga Shuumatsu no Valkyrie. Like his son Thor, he is a man of few words. He rarely speaks, and his form of communication is mainly through two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, who rest on his shoulders, acting as messengers of Odin's thoughts, summing them up for him. He also dislikes deception, which he saw when he reminded Loki that he had told him in the past to never transform into Thor again. And like Thor, Odin is also a bloodthirsty battle maniac who takes a keen interest in combat.

He is a manipulative and strategic Deity, willing to use any opportunity, such as Siegfried's imprisonment and the Ragnarok Tournament, to achieve his ultimate goal: resurrecting the Primordial Gods by sacrificing Siegfried and Humanity. Even when things do not go as planned, Odin displays a menacing smirk, as well as fussing over Beelzebub, who was interfering with Odin's plans for Ragnarok. Overall Abilities: The full extent of his power is currently unknown, but knowing that he is the supreme Nordic god and king of the Aesir, and formerly one of the Yggdrasil, it can be inferred that he is extremely knowledgeable and powerful.

Huginn and Muninn are a pair of ravens that accompany Odin. Huginn and Muninn are very proud and talkative, despite being mere birds, they consider humanity to be inferior and take full advantage of their relationship with Odin. However, since they are only a weak pair of ravens, they usually stop talking immediately when they feel threatened. About 4,000 years ago, Huginn and Muninn attended the Council of the Gods to decide the fate of humanity. In the end, humanity was allowed to live, but not without punishment. Aphrodite suggested destroying the ancient Greek city of Thebes. When Brunnhilde interrupts the vote to end humanity, Huginn and Muninn become annoyed and tell her to stay away as this only concerns the gods. Muninn wants to fight her, but becomes annoyed as she ignores him. When Brunnhilde suggests testing humans, Huginn and Muninn wonder if she is going to flood the Earth or freeze it again. Upon hearing her suggestion of Ragnarok, Huginn and Muninn, along with the other gods, do not take Brunnhilde seriously as a human cannot defeat a god. During the first battle of Ragnarok between Thor and Lü Bu, as Thor prepares to use Thor's Hammer, Hugin suggests that he has become bored and wants to end the fight, but Mugin believes that Lü Bu has earned Thor's respect, otherwise Thor would not have used Thor's Hammer on a man. As the fight continues and Thor uses Geirröd's Thor Hammer, Hugin and Munin cannot believe that Lü Bu blocked the attack. Golden Age: Huginn and Muninn have lived for over 4000 years.

Human Speech: Unlike most animals, Huginn and Muninn are capable of speech.