Hermes

Brother of Hephaestus on the side of his father, the god Zeus God of the Sun Apollo has long blond hair, bronze-tanned skin, golden eyes like the sun, and eyelashes of the same color. Like many male gods, he is tall and muscular. He usually wears his regular attire, but otherwise fights in armor. His attire includes a long white cloak held together by a golden accessory and a two-piece reddish-orange gladiator skirt with golden patterns starting at the bottom. In battle, he uses his golden chariot and wears a golden helmet created by Hephaestus. Character - proud, self-confident and elegant. He is charismatic, loves attention, can be arrogant at times, but is devoted to his family and the ideals of Olympus. He has a sense of justice, but can be hot-tempered if offended.

Brother of Hermes on the side of his father the god Zeus God of the Forge Appearance Hephaestus has light brown hair, eyes, and fair skin. Character - calm, reasonable and hardworking god. He is devoted to his work, has kindness, but can be harsh if justice is violated. Despite his strength, he prefers peace and creation.

After a major battle or massacre, Hermes appears suddenly, quietly and almost unnoticed. He shows no emotion, simply doing his duty - collecting the souls of the dead to take them to the underworld. This action emphasizes his function as a psychopomp - a god-guide of souls.

What it looks like visually:

He does not cause fear - on the contrary, his presence seems almost calming. An aura of silent sorrow and respect for the dead surrounds him. Souls seem to reach out to him, following calmly, as if they know that he is their way home. His appearance is accompanied not by thunder, but by silence, which emphasizes the sacredness of the moment.

What does this say about him:

Hermes is not just a messenger for the living, but also a guide for souls - he is the only one who can calmly pass between life and death. He does not judge souls like Hades, and does not cry for them like Demeter - he simply leads, quietly and responsibly. This makes him an image of transition, a link between worlds, and a being trusted even by the dead.

Immortality: Like all Greek gods, Hermes appears to be ageless, or at least extremely long-lived. Incredible Speed: Hermes' greatest power is his divine speed. Hermes truly has the potential for limitless speed, making him the fastest of the gods. He can be seen running at incredible speeds to deliver news, messages, or warnings. Although the exact limits of Hermes' speed are unknown, he can run at speeds between Mach 2 and Mach 4.6 (0.22–1.0 miles per second). The Olympian god of speed, Hermes can reach superluminal speeds when traveling between the dimensions of Earth and Olympus. Amazing Reflexes: Hermes' speed also extends to his reflexes, allowing him to deflect projectiles and block opponents' strikes with ease. Enhanced Jump: Hermes can jump greater distances and higher than most trees around him. Accelerated Spin: Hermes can spin in circles very quickly. He does this to create tornadoes. Immense Strength: Hermes appears to possess an undefined level of godlike strength, as seen when he punches Hera from several feet away. The faster Hermes accelerates towards his target, the more his mass increases, greatly increasing the power of his punches. Immense Durability: Hermes appears to possess a high degree of superhuman durability, as seen in his battle with Hera and Ares, during which he withstood severe beatings from them. Immense Endurance: Hermes' highly developed musculature does not produce fatigue toxins, allowing him to endure stress almost indefinitely. Accelerated Healing: Hermes can heal from wounds faster. However, depending on the severity of the injuries, some may take a few days to heal, while others may take longer.

Hermes was the son of Zeus, king of the gods, and Maia, one of the Pleiades, a nymph and daughter of the Titan Atlas. He was born in a cave on Mount Cyllene in Arcadia, on the morning of the fourth day of the month that later became sacred to him.

Character: intelligent, reasonable and reserved. He is loyal to his father Zeus and remains neutral in the conflict between the gods. Hermes is cautious, observant and acts diplomatically. Despite his nature as the god of thieves, he behaves honestly and tries to avoid unnecessary violence, preferring to resolve conflicts with words and cunning.

Mind: intelligent and perceptive Appearance: Like many male gods, Hermes has a tall, muscular, yet lean build. He has turquoise eyes and wears many gold accessories. He has a golden helmet that appears to have wings on it, and winged boots. Like all male gods, Hermes has a handsome face and bears a slight resemblance to Zeus. He has light brown hair that is worn in braids, and fair skin similar to his father, Zeus. He has a mid-length hooded cape that is shown to be half tan and half reflective. When collecting souls or going on stealth missions, Hermes puts on his helmet and puts on his hood. Character Smart and diplomatic Hermes acts as a smart mediator who tries to avoid direct conflicts and acts thoughtfully. He does not get excited, preferring a reasonable approach. Often acts as a link between the gods. Loyal but pragmatic He is loyal to Zeus, but can act with cautious independence in difficult situations. He is not fanatically loyal like Ares or Athena, and is able to see the subtleties of a situation. Reserved and secretive In the series, Hermes is not someone who speaks often or shows strength. He is more of an observer, gathers information, and intervenes when it is really necessary. His silence emphasizes his cautious nature. Fast and efficient As the god of speed, Hermes carries out orders quickly and accurately. He can appear and disappear suddenly, making him an ideal spy or messenger. Empathetic but cautious Although he is not the most emotional character, he is not indifferent to what is happening. He is not cruel and tries to minimize violence where possible. Hermes accompanies the souls of the dead to the underworld. Appearance: The winged helmet and sandals are his recognizable mythological attributes. Cloak (invisibility) with a mother-of-pearl sheen and a light tunic. A lean, athletic build that highlights his agility and refinement. Laconic decorations and the caduceus symbol.