Apollo

Apollo has been classified as a very skilled archer, during his life he has trained and practiced a lot until he became "God of Archery", in addition to the fact that he himself has been able to kill several Giants, and destroy the defenses of Argos during the Gigantomachy, and also for the fact of wounding Leonidas numerous times.

Apollo has demonstrated immense skill in boxing, evident in his ability to dodge Leonidas's rapid attacks, and also to counterattack quickly.

Apollo was born an ordinary and mediocre god, but thanks to his drive to excel, he managed to achieve all his titles, skills, and abilities through sheer hard work and effort. His self-awareness led him to improve and become one of the 12 gods of Olympus. He is the first natural god to accept his weakness and strive to be the strongest.

Apollo possesses great stamina and can withstand very strong and painful blows. When Leonidas managed to hit Apollo with Phalanx Nemesis, he took the blow directly to his face and hit the ground so hard that he bounced and fell flat on his face. Although it took him a while to get up, it didn't take long, and his reaction was one of happiness and joy, proudly accepting the ugly wound on his face. When his right arm was grazed by his own light arrow, which was deflected back at him, although he was no longer able to use his bow for the fight, he still managed to generate enough energy to use his finishing move and pierce through Leonidas' shield with the same arm.

Apollo demonstrated quite a resilient attack, surviving the Phalanx of Leonidas, which wreaked immense destruction on the arena floor and even surprised Zeus with its destructiveness. However, the Sun God sustained a severe facial injury.

Apollo had demonstrated not only speed comparable to that of a human or divine warrior, but possibly speed superior to others. This was demonstrated when a furious Ares, the god of war, attempted to strike the sun god for his insolence while naked, with Apollo effortlessly dodging and even knocking him into the water. Apollo can even quickly adapt to sudden attacks, being able to dodge many of Leonidas' surprise attacks despite not having seen them up to that point. The sun god himself even seems to be able to react to his deflected arrows, though he does not have the movement speed necessary to dodge them.

While not on the level of power-based fighters like Thor or Hades, Apollo himself has displayed incredible physical strength for someone of his size, despite being a speed and skill-based combatant. As such, he can move his arms with immense ease and speed, despite wielding golden gauntlets. And even wield a massive bow much larger than himself. His blows are quite powerful, as he was able to injure and blow away Leonidas with them, and whenever he fought Python, he defeated him with a single blow, despite the snake-like demon routing Ares' army with incredible ease. His pulling strength is also good, as he was able to restrain the Spartan King with his threads, rendering him unable to move. During the climax of round 9, Apollo collides with Leonidas' Lambda Phalanx with Argyrotoxos and manages to punch through the shield, piercing Leonidas' midsection.

His narcissism aside, Apollo is a formidable god in combat, thanks to his extreme reflexes and speed, which make him nearly impossible to hit. Combined with his natural boxing talent, Apollo can counter any attack without losing momentum or breath. So much so that he could put fighters like Leonidas on the ropes, where not even Leonidas's Volundr could surprise the god enough to completely lower his guard.

Apollo appears to be an extremely narcissistic individual, who cares greatly about beauty, both for himself and others. Upon learning of the deaths of other Greek gods at Ragnarok, his first reaction was not to mourn their deaths, but to wish he had been there to witness it, as they must have looked beautiful in death. In addition to being narcissistic, Apollo looks down on anyone who does not conform to his own standards of beauty. This is especially true of humans, as at the beginning of Round 9: when Leonidas intervened before Heimdall could finish saying "Fight!", Apollo criticized him for being like a wild beast, considering him less than human.

Apollo's narcissistic nature also gave him a flair for the dramatic, always striking grand and expressive poses. This was first demonstrated when he stood in the bath, posing for every grand line, not caring whether he was naked or not. This didn't diminish in battle, where he openly mocked Leonidas with his expressions, words, and poses.

Apollo firmly believes that what makes a person beautiful is not their outward appearance, but whether that person knows themselves. He believes that those who rest on the laurels of their good fortune and do nothing else are not beautiful, while those who are beautiful are those who know their own weaknesses and are not afraid to change.

Apollo is an attractive man, with long light pink hair that reaches his torso and a good physique.

Like many of the gods of the Greek pantheon, he wears items associated with Greece, such as a laurel wreath, cloaked sandals, and a toga. However, the toga has more kimono-like elements of clothing, such as a sash around his torso (Obi) and floral designs on the outside of the chest area that opens to reveal his chest. He is decorated with jewels, with a necklace spanning his chest that resembles the sun and its rays, a chain that is part of his sash, and a decorated chain around his right leg. Beneath his Divine Weapon, he wears black gloves that only cover his thumbs, index, and middle fingers, leaving his ring and pinky fingers, and the area around them, exposed.