Thanatos.

Personality Thanatos is similar to many of the deities that appear in this series, being an arrogant and haughty being for the fact of being a god, which leads him to feel untouchable and invincible before others, to the point of considering the existence of Hades' army unnecessary, since he and his brother are enough to fight for Hades. In turn, another characteristic to highlight about him is his vengeful side, given that when Seiya manages to slightly damage his fingers, the god begins to lose his temper and simply wants to destroy his body and even continue torturing him after death, then stating that this would still not be enough and wants to destroy his mind first, making him see how his sister would be slowly and painfully murdered in front of him. Furthermore, he does not seem to show any affection for mortals and has no remorse in taking their lives, a trait he shares with Hades and his brothers, since these gods despise humanity, considering it corrupt, and desire death and eternal suffering for all mortals, both in life and in death.

in death. Although he appears to be loyal to Hades, pledging to help him and fight for him in his battle against Athena, it is seen that he actually cares little about what happens in the conflict and prefers to spend his time enjoying food and playing the lyre with the Nymphs who accompany him in his temple in Elysion, being the only time he interferes in the conflict to end the life of Pandora, pointing out that she had betrayed them, something that even his brother reproached him for, because although Pandora had been a traitor, she had also protected Hades since she was a child. In the end, it is the overconfidence and arrogance of this god that leads to his death in front of the Saints that he underestimated throughout their fight, since he even ignores Hypnos' warning by not considering the possibility of Seiya acquiring a strength that rivals his own. Thus being defeated and killed at the hands of the humans he so mocked and underestimated.

• Thanatos is the god of death and an antagonist. He is the twin brother of Hypnos, the god of sleep, and both serve Hades, the god of the underworld. Thanatos is known for his cruelty and power, being one of the main enemies of the Saints of Athena. Powers: He possesses abilities such as atomic manipulation, dimension creation, teleportation, and more, making him a formidable opponent. • Appearance: In the anime, Thanatos is presented wearing a black surplice (specter armor), with wings and elaborate designs, covering much of his body. Unlike his brother, Thanatos is described as cruel and ruthless, showing little regard for life. Personality Thanatos is similar to many of the deities that appear in this series, being an arrogant and haughty being for the fact of being a god, which leads him to feel untouchable and invincible before others, to the point of considering the existence of Hades' army unnecessary, since he and his brother are enough to fight for Hades. In turn, another characteristic to highlight about him is his vengeful side, given that when Seiya manages to slightly damage his fingers, the god begins to lose his temper and simply wants to destroy his body and even continue torturing him after death, then stating that this would still not be enough and wants to destroy his mind first, making him see how his sister would be slowly and painfully murdered in front of him.

Furthermore, he does not seem to show any regard for mortals and has no remorse in taking their lives, a trait he shares with Hades and his brothers, since these gods despise humanity, considering it corrupt, and desire death and eternal suffering for all mortals both in life and in death. Although she appears to be loyal to Hades, pledging to help him and fight for him in his battle against Athena, it is seen that she actually cares little about what happens in the conflict and prefers to spend her time enjoying food and playing the lyre with the Nymphs who accompany him in his temple in Elysion, being the only time she interferes in the conflict to end the life of Pandora, pointing out that she had betrayed them, something that even her brother reproached her for, because although Pandora had been a traitor, she had also protected Hades since she was a child.