Odin

Like his son, Thor, he is a man of few words. He rarely speaks and communicates primarily through his two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, who rest on his shoulders, serving as messengers of Odin's thoughts and summarizing them for him. He also dislikes trickery, as when he reminded Loki that he had once told him to never transform into Thor again. And like Thor, Odin is a bloodthirsty battle-mad, with a keen interest in combat. He is a manipulative and strategic deity, willing to exploit any opportunity, such as Siegfried's imprisonment and the Tournament of Ragnarok, to achieve his ultimate goal: resurrecting the Elder Gods by sacrificing Siegfried and Mankind. Even if things do not go according to plan, Odin will display a menacing smile and rage at Beelzebub, who was interfering with Odin's plans for Ragnarok.

Face and Hair: He has an elongated face, with sharp and manly features, conveying authority and severity. His hair is long, straight and falls freely to his shoulders, with loose strands that frame his face, giving him a wild yet regal air. His face is marked by a dark scar in the form of a line that crosses from his forehead to his cheek, passing through his right eye, which highlights his character as an experienced warrior. Expression: His gaze is serious, cold and powerful, with an air of superiority and absolute confidence. Armor: He wears extremely ornate and sturdy armor, complex and asymmetrical in design, with sharp finishes and details reminiscent of wings or claws. The torso is covered by a breastplate with feather or flame motifs that expand towards the shoulders. On the chest, a central embossed design can be seen that resembles a flower or a shining emblem, providing majesty. The shoulders have large, sharp shoulder pads, almost like stylized wings projecting outwards. The waist and legs are protected with metallic pieces that fit his muscular build, with details that resemble claws or fangs. Behind him, a long, flowing cloak, white or light, extends, increasing his presence and making him look even more imposing. Weapon: He carries a large, heavy spear, an iconic symbol of Odin (probably Gungnir). He holds it firmly, reinforcing his role as a warrior god. Physical: His body is tall, strong, and well-proportioned, with broad shoulders and defined muscles that can be seen beneath his armor. He conveys a sense of absolute power and warrior divinity. Overall, his appearance blends the supernatural, regal, and warlike, portraying him as a Norse supreme god, both wise and fearsome.

Odin is the representative of the gods in the twelfth round of Ragnarok , where he faces Sakata Kintoki . Odin is a prominent deity and leader of the Norse Pantheon , also known as the "Supreme Norse God".

According to a legend told by Siegfried, Odin was originally a "Nameless God" who one day found the sword Gram, which contained the soul of the Elder God Odin of Yggdrasil, the four rulers of the cosmos during the primordial age, until it was sealed during the "Original Ragnarok". His current goal is to undo the seal of Gleipnir, cast upon Yggdrasil by the other Elder Gods, and with it he plans to bring about the end of all things.

He is one of the two main antagonists, alongside Zeus, of the manga series Shuumatsu no Valkyrie.

General Abilities: The full extent of his power is currently unknown, but knowing that he is the supreme Norse god and king of the Æsir, and formerly one of the Yggdrasil, it can be deduced that he is extremely knowledgeable and strong. Physical Abilities Divine Strength: As the Supreme God of the Norse Pantheon, Odin possesses immeasurable strength for a god, even when not in direct combat. When confronted and provoked by Buddha following the ninth round of Ragnarok, Odin slammed the tip of his spear, Gungnir, into the ground with such force that it produced a shockwave powerful enough to almost completely destroy the hallway where the two gods were standing. Furthermore, Beelzebub had to use his vibration ability to neutralize the force of Odin's casual blow with Gungnir when attempting to stop the Norse god. Mental Abilities Wisdom: When Loki disguised himself as Thor, Odin immediately deduced that Loki was using his deception. He is generally associated as the god of wisdom and knowledge, which gives him great intelligence and wisdom, capable of deciphering even the pranks of the god of mischief. Supernatural abilities 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 greater than those of any ordinary human. His body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons, but can be damaged by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and Divine Weapons. Menacing Aura: Odin possesses a naturally menacing aura and presence, instilling fear in anyone who stares into him. He can frighten multiple powerful humans and gods with his presence alone (including some members of the Seven Lucky Gods). Lifesteal/Decay: [1] After Zeus and the other gods and humans left the large greenhouse located outside the arena to return to observing, Odin experienced a surge of emotion, causing the nearby plants and flowers to wither, die, and disappear entirely. Matter Manipulation: Odin is also capable of manipulating the matter around him, managing to hide his true appearance under a specially created facade, being able to create the sword Gram out of thin air, and managing to hide the relics of Yggdrasil within his body.