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Buddha (Eyes of the "Eighth Consciousness") Buddha has unusual pupils that change shape depending on the activation of his abilities. Appearance: In his normal state, his eyes are bright blue or turquoise. When he activates his power, a pattern resembling a lotus flower or an eight-pointed star appears in his pupils. Trait: His eyes allow him to see "vibrations of the soul." The Buddha sees the intentions of living beings as a radiance that emanates from them just before they act. Effect: Thanks to this, he has "Pure Foresight" - he sees the future several seconds ahead and can dodge any attack. Qin Shi Huang (Mirror Touch Eyes) The First Emperor's eyes are both his greatest gift and his curse, so they are kept covered with a blindfold most of the time. Appearance: His eyes have a unique star-shaped pattern in the pupils. They look beautiful, but they hide a heavy burden. Trait (Mirror Touch): Qin suffers from a unique form of synesthesia. He physically feels the pain of anyone he sees. If he sees someone being hurt, the same marks will appear on his own body or he will feel the same pain. Combat Application: In combat, he perceives "Qi Stars" (energy concentration points) in his opponents' bodies. By exhaling air bubbles or striking precisely at these "stars," he disrupts the enemy's flow of energy, rendering their attacks weak and useless. Why the blindfold: He wears the blindfold to avoid seeing the suffering of others and to avoid overburdening his body with their pain. He removes it only when he's ready to fight at full strength.

King Leonidas (Humanity's Greatest Rebel) Appearance: A stern man in a modern military uniform and a Spartan cloak, constantly smoking a cigar. Personality: Rude, stubborn, and hates Apollo. Embodies the spirit of Spartan resistance. Strength: His shield can change shape (turn into a flail or saw), allowing him to attack at range and in close combat with great fury.

7. Qin Shi Huang (First Emperor of China) Appearance: An elegant man in luxurious clothes with a blindfold. Black hair and Personality: Arrogant, but fair. Believes that "the King never doubts and never asks for help." Strength: He sees energy (Qi) flows in his enemies' bodies and strikes at their weak points. He possesses a "Mirror Reflection" form—he senses the pain of others, making him extremely resilient.
8. Nikola Tesla (The only wizard in the history of science) Appearance: A tall, energetic man with a neat mustache and wearing futuristic "Super Tesla Coil" armor. Personality: Eternal optimist, believes in the limitless progress of humanity. Power: Uses the laws of physics: electrical discharges, antigravity, and even teleportation within his "Tesla Zone."

5. Raiden Tameemon (The Strongest Sumo Wrestler) Appearance: A mountain of muscles covered in tattoos that contain his strength. Personality: Good-natured, loves women and food, but displays incredible discipline and passion in battle. Strength: His muscles are so developed that they would break his bones in life. Thanks to the Valkyrie, he has gained complete control over his body, using the "100 Forbidden Moves" of sumo with devastating force.
6. Buddha (Founder of Buddhism - fights for people) God, but he fought for people. Appearance: A modern, stylish guy in a T-shirt, with a bun on his head and a lollipop in his mouth. Personality: Completely free, does only what he wants. Despises the gods for their arrogance. Power: "Eighth Consciousness" - allows him to see the future several seconds ahead by observing the vibrations of the enemy's soul.

3. Sasaki Kojiro (The Greatest Loser in History) Appearance: An elderly man in a traditional Japanese kimono with a sword (nodachi). Personality: Modest, wise, and dedicated to the art of fencing. He lost in life, but learned from every mistake. Power: "Thousand Images" - the ability to analyze an opponent and play out millions of battle scenarios in one's head, predicting the enemy's every move.
4. Jack the Ripper (The Most Hated Man) Appearance: Victorian-style gentleman with a top hat, monocle and thin mustache. Personality: Cunning, calculating, and lacking compassion. He enjoys seeing the "color of fear" in his victims. Power: He can see people's emotions as flowers. His gloves (Volund) transform any object he touches (even a stone or a drop of blood) into a divine weapon capable of killing a god.

Liu Bu (The Strongest Warrior in History) Appearance: A huge, muscular man with long black hair and dragon tattoos. Personality: Stern, fearless, lives only for battle. He found his only worthy opponent in Thor. Strength: Possesses incredible physical prowess. His "Heavenly Slash" technique can literally part the clouds in the sky with a single swing of his halberd.

2. Adam (Father of mankind) Appearance: A handsome young man with golden hair, covered only by a fig leaf. Personality: Calm and infinitely loving to his children (all humans). Fights not out of hatred for the gods, but to protect his family. Power: "God's Gaze" - Allows him to instantly copy any divine technique, even Zeus's time-defying strike.

Strength and abilities Beastly Fighting Style: Anubis fights in a highly unpredictable manner, using all four limbs. His movements are reminiscent of a predator—sharp dashes, leaps to great heights, and slashes with his claws. Necrotic Energy: His attacks can cause decay. Anubis's touch can literally "age" or destroy divine flesh, turning it to dust. Soul Connection: As a judge of the dead, he has the ability to see the "soul weight" of an opponent, allowing him to anticipate the enemy's intentions and find their spiritual weaknesses. Weapon: In combat, he uses a massive staff or flail that can change shape, increasing its destructive potential.

Appearance Hair: He has dark, wild hair that, combined with his animal ears, creates a wild and untamed look. Eyes: Large, expressive, and wild-eyed, with golden irises. They often convey primal excitement, curiosity, or the wild joy of the coming battle. Build: Athletic, lean, and extremely flexible. Anubis doesn't possess a huge amount of muscle mass; his body is built for speed and acrobatic maneuvers. He has dark skin and large black jackal ears on his head, which are sensitive to sound. He also has a tail. Clothing: Wears light Egyptian robes (shenti) with gold jewelry and traditional ornaments. He often wears a massive headdress in the shape of a jackal skull, which he can pull down over his face. Personality and character Hyperactivity: Anubis behaves like an energetic, restless, and very curious teenager or wild animal. He can't stand still for long, constantly jumping, sniffing at everyone around him, and exhibiting extremely eccentric behavior. Spontaneity: He lacks divine arrogance. Anubis can take genuine joy in small things and act comically, which often irritates more serious gods (for example, Anubis was eager to enter the arena early, arguing with the others). Obsession with Death: Behind his playful demeanor lies the essence of a god of the dead. When it comes to his duties or battle, he becomes frighteningly serious, and his thirst for "a taste" of other people's lives is eerie. Loyalty: He deeply respects the hierarchy of his pantheon, but also has an indomitable nature.

Susanoono Mikoto (Japanese pantheon) Appearance: A tall, stately man with wild, tousled dark hair. He looks like a stern samurai. He wears traditional Japanese armor, but in a more "divine" version. Eyes: Straight and determined, reflecting the spirit of a great sword master. Physique: Powerful, honed by endless training. Every move he makes is precise and efficient. Personality: The Storm God and the strongest swordsman in the heavens. He is obsessed with swordsmanship and even built himself a "city of masters" in the heavenly realm. He has an honest and straightforward nature. Power: His technique is "Ame-no-Murakumo." He combines the power of a storm with perfect swordsmanship. His strikes are so fast and precise that he can cut through space itself, creating vacuum blades.

Loki (Scandinavian pantheon) Appearance: A slender young man with long green hair, partly braided. He wears an eccentric purple and black outfit. Eyes: Yellow, with a sly, fox-like squint. In moments of madness, the pupils constrict. Build: Lean and lithe. He doesn't rely on brute strength, preferring agility. Personality: The god of cunning and deceit. He is capricious, devious, and adores chaos. Loki constantly mocks those around him, but his jokes conceal a frightening cruelty. As the story progresses, his true motives become increasingly suspicious in Ragnarok. Powers: Able to shapeshift (metamorphose) and create illusions. In combat, he uses twin sickles on chains that emerge from portals, allowing him to attack from any angle.

Zerofuku (Japanese pantheon) Appearance: Initially, he appears as a frail teenager with long black hair and pale skin. He has a large hole in his chest (where his heart should be), and black tears flow from his eyes. Eyes: Black whites with small glowing pupils, full of pain and hatred. Build: Slender, almost childish, but as it gains rage it can grow in size. Personality: A tragic figure. Originally a good god who decided to take all of humanity's misfortunes for himself, but was driven mad by their ingratitude. He embodies pure resentment and envy. Power: His weapon is the Axe of Misfortune. The more Zerofuku suffers and hates, the larger and more deadly the axe becomes, transforming into a monstrous weapon of destruction.

Strength and abilities Apollo is one of the fastest and most skilled fighters among the gods. Threads of Light (Argyrotoxos): Apollo controls thin yet incredibly strong threads of light. With them, he can create any weapon, from boxing gloves to a harp. Mastery of Evasion: Thanks to his speed and instincts, he moves so gracefully that his opponents feel as if they're fighting a sunbeam. He's virtually impossible to hit in close combat. Divine Bow: His ultimate technique. He creates a massive golden bow that fires arrows of pure light. These arrows travel at the speed of light, and neither man nor god can dodge them (the only exception being premonition or instinct). Self-Restriction: Apollo often voluntarily restricts the arena of combat to give his opponent a chance, believing that victory must be aesthetically flawless.

Appearance Hair: Voluminous, curly, rose-gold hair styled in a striking updo. It seems to glow from within, emphasizing his divine status. Eyes: Bright, golden, glowing with confidence and zest for life. Physique: A perfect, athletic build, the "golden ratio." He's not as massive as Zeus, but he has impeccable muscle definition and the grace of a dancer or professional boxer. Clothing: He wears extravagant white robes with gold accents, reminiscent of a modern Greek toga. His arms are adorned with divine threads, which he uses as weapons. Personality and character Narcissism with a deeper meaning: At first glance, Apollo appears to be a narcissistic egotist who demands adoration. However, his motto, "Know thyself," signifies fidelity to one's true essence. He believes that true beauty is born from suffering and struggle. Respect for Effort: Apollo despises laziness but sincerely admires those who strive for their goals, even mere mortals. In his battle with King Leonidas, he showed great respect for human stubbornness. "Sunny" Optimism: He always maintains a positive outlook and believes everyone should shine as brightly as they can. He doesn't consider himself superior to others simply by birthright—he considers himself "beautiful" because he puts in the effort.

Strength and abilities Beelzebub does not rely on brute force, his abilities are based on the physics and high technology of the Underworld. Vibration Control: His main power. He can generate high-frequency vibrations. Right Hand (Offensive): Using the staff "Apomius", he transforms vibrations into cutting blades that can cut through divine flesh and armor at the molecular level. Left Hand (Defense): Creates a vibrational shield that is considered virtually impenetrable, deflecting and dispersing any physical attacks. "Chaos": His most terrifying and forbidden technique. Beelzebub resonates vibrations within his body and releases them in a powerful explosion that destroys everything within a huge radius. This attack is extremely dangerous for the user. Intelligence: He instantly analyzes his opponent's abilities and finds weaknesses, making him one of the most dangerous tacticians in the tournament.

Appearance Hair: Thick, black hair, styled in a neat but slightly tousled hairstyle with bangs covering the forehead. Eyes: Dark, deep-set, with pronounced shadows beneath them. His gaze is often described as "empty" or "dead," suggesting endless weariness and indifference to life. Build: A slender, even slight, youth. He doesn't appear physically powerful like Thor or Hades; his appearance is more reminiscent of a gothic aristocrat or a withdrawn scholar. Clothing: He wears a formal black suit with a high collar and decorative details. His hands are often hidden, and his body bears specific markings (tattoos) associated with his curse. Personality and character Melancholy and nihilism: Beelzebub is deeply unhappy and obsessed with the desire to die. However, due to Satan's curse, he is unable to commit suicide, so he seeks someone powerful enough to kill him. Cynical Researcher: He possesses a brilliant intellect, but lacks any moral compass in science. He created Hajun by conducting a cruel experiment on Zerofuku. For him, life is merely material for research. Loneliness: Due to his inner darkness (Satan) that kills everyone he begins to love, Beelzebub deliberately isolates himself from the other gods, earning a reputation as an outcast and a "cursed god".

Strength and abilities Bident Mastery: Hades wields a massive bident, which he later combined with the remains of Poseidon's trident. His fighting style combines devastating force with perfect thrusting technique. "Pluton Ichor" (Divine Blood): Hades's blood possesses a unique property. When it touches his weapon, it "awakens," becoming part of his life force. Bident transforms into a massive cleaver, the force of its blows increasing to a level capable of shattering divine armor. Destructive Power: Even a missed blow from Hades creates shockwaves that tear apart the arena. His physical strength allows him to dominate close combat, leveraging the momentum and weight of his weapon. Techniques: His attacks are named after the exploits of Persephone and the Titans (e.g. Persephone's Storm, Titan's Hammer), emphasizing his power as the ruler of the underworld.

elder brother of Zeus and Poseidon. Appearance Hair: Ash-blond, styled in a stylish, slightly tousled hairstyle with strands falling over the face. Eyes: Light blue, piercing. On the right side of his face, he wears an elegant headband-like monocle, which covers the area around his eye, giving him an aristocratic appearance. Build: A tall, slender, and stately man. His figure exudes majesty and grace; he does not possess the massive muscles of Zeus, but his physical strength is concealed by elegance. Clothing: He wears a luxurious white suit with a high collar, adorned with gold patterns, and a dark cloak. In battle, his appearance becomes more aggressive when he reveals his tattooed torso. Personality and character Royal Dignity: Hades is the most level-headed and calm of the Greek gods. He lacks Poseidon's arrogance, but exudes an aura of absolute power. Family Loyalty: His most important trait is his boundless love for his brothers. He entered Ragnarok not out of hatred for humanity, but to avenge Poseidon's death and defend his family's honor. He is called "the most trusted god." Respect for the enemy. Self-Sacrifice: He is willing to put his life on the line for the sake of duty and honor, believing that a king should never show weakness to his subjects.

Strength and abilities Four-Armed Fighting Style: This gives him a huge advantage in close combat, allowing him to attack, block, and grab his opponent at the same time. Dance of Destruction (Cosmic Rhythm): Shiva begins to dance to a rhythm only he can hear. His movements become so fast and chaotic that even the gods cannot predict them. The dance generates such intense heat that Shiva literally begins to burn up in battle. Tandava Karma (Peak of Destruction): His final form. Shiva causes his heart to beat at its peak, covering his entire body in sacred flames. In this state, his every touch reduces the enemy's flesh to ash, but he himself is also consumed. "Devalaka's Crash": A powerful falling kick, enhanced with flames and dance speed, capable of cleaving even the most physically powerful man in history in two.

leader of the Hindu pantheon (1116 gods). Build: Shiva has an athletic build with well-defined muscles. His most distinctive feature is his four arms, which he skillfully uses simultaneously in combat. His skin is a rich purple (indigo) hue. Hair: Short, tousled black hair, tied with a gold ribbon at the forehead. Eyes: Shiva has three eyes. Two are normal and the third is a vertical eye in the center of his forehead. The pupils are golden, often glowing with the excitement of battle. Distinguishing marks: He sports gold jewelry (bracelets on all four arms) and blue tattoos. He wears light, mustard-colored trousers tied with a blue belt. Personality and character A lover of life and an optimist: Unlike the gloomy or arrogant gods, Shiva has a relaxed demeanor, smiles often, and loves to joke. He views the world as a great celebration. The Burden of a Leader: Behind his carefree demeanor lies a deep sense of duty to his friends and the 1,116 gods of India, whose hopes he bears on his shoulders. He rose to the top not for power, but for the sake of his loved ones. Respect for the Enemy: Shiva is a true warrior. Despite voting for the destruction of humanity, he displays genuine nobility in battle and ultimately recognizes the greatness of the human spirit. Passion: He loves dancing and fighting. For him, combat is the highest form of art and self-expression.

Hercules (Greek pantheon) Appearance: A powerful athlete with red hair and tattoos that spread across his body when he uses his powers. Personality: The only god who truly loves people and wanted to save them by winning the battle. An honest and noble warrior. Strength: Uses a club that changes shape depending on the 12 Labors. Each Labor grants immense power, but causes Hercules excruciating pain.

Strength and abilities Divine Speed: This is Poseidon's greatest strength. He moves so quickly that he creates hundreds of afterimages, surrounding his opponent on all sides. Trident Mastery: His strikes are incredibly precise and swift. He doesn't use water magic directly, but creates "streams" of attacks with the weapon itself. Techniques: Amphitrite: A series of high-speed circular strikes with the trident. Medusa Alope Demeter: Leaping from above, he unleashes a barrage of blows on the enemy that looks like a dome of golden lightning. "40-Day Flood": A final technique where Poseidon moves so fast that it appears as if the opponent is being attacked by a wall of thousands of tridents at once, resembling a continuous rainstorm.

Appearance Hair: Short, curly, golden-colored hair. Her hairstyle always looks perfect, even in the heat of battle. Eyes: Cold, light blue eyes, reminiscent of a bottomless ocean. His gaze is called the "dead fish gaze" due to its complete lack of interest or compassion. Build: Tall, slender, and athletic. Unlike the massive Thor or Zeus, Poseidon has the figure of a "Greek god"—refined, proportionate, and aesthetically pleasing. Clothing: He wears an exquisite blue and gold outfit with elements reminiscent of scales or fins. His arms are adorned with golden bracelets, and he always holds his massive trident. Personality and character Absolute Arrogance: Poseidon considers the gods to be perfect beings who need no armies, no intrigue, no support. His philosophy: "A god does not rely on others, a god does not plot, a god does not look upon worthless beings." Cold-bloodedness: He never shouts or displays unnecessary emotion. His silence is more frightening than the wrath of other gods. In his entire life, he has never once looked an opponent in the eye, considering them unworthy of his gaze. Cruelty: He had no qualms about killing his brother Adamas and erasing him from history just because he dared to go against his status as a god. Hatred of people: For him, people are "trash" that dared to imagine themselves as something significant.

Although Hermes has not yet participated in the official battles of Ragnarok, his status is much higher than it appears: Superhuman Perception: He is one of the few gods who could clearly see the movements of Zeus and Adam when they moved at speeds that surpassed time. This is explained by his own incredible speed. Profound Knowledge: He has extensive knowledge of magic, divine weapons (such as Völund's work), and history. Musical influence: His violin playing has the ability to set the tone for an event, and the requiems he composed for fallen soldiers highlight his deep connection with the souls of those involved. Combat Potential: Fans and indirect evidence in the manga suggest he is significantly stronger than Ares and may be at the level of a "major god." In-universe mythology, he is said to be cunning and capable of underhanded tactics in combat.

Personality and character Calm and calculating: Hermes has a detached and calculating nature. He rarely displays strong emotions, maintaining a polite smile even in critical situations. Intelligence: Considered one of the most intelligent gods, Hermes instantly analyzes complex combat techniques and tactics, often explaining them to other gods (such as Ares). Observation: He has little interest in rules or morality; he's more captivated by the spectacle of battle and the potential of the participants. He can be ironic and slightly playful in his interactions. Loyalty and Intrigue: He is formally Zeus's herald and advisor, but his actions often hint at his own ulterior motives.

Musical talent: In the anime and manga, he often plays the violin. His music is capable of conveying the drama of battles, and during Zeus's entrance into the arena, he conducted an entire orchestra. Relationship with Zeus: Despite his status as a "messenger," Hermes enjoys Zeus's deepest trust. He often whispers advice in his ear that influences the course of the tournament. Strength: Although Hermes has not yet participated in the battles of Ragnarok, his deep knowledge of martial arts and magic, as well as the fact that even some high-ranking gods fear him, hint at his immense hidden power. Schemer: Hermes often knows more than he lets on. His true motives remain murky, and he often displays curiosity about humanity's potential, unlike many other gods who view humans with disdain.

Hermes is the god of commerce, cunning, theft, eloquence and travel, as well as the chief messenger of the gods and guide of souls. an extremely mysterious and influential character on the side of the gods. Role: Messenger of the gods and Zeus's faithful companion. He often serves as Olympus's butler, advisor, and strategist. Details: He has neatly styled dark hair, white gloves, and a small mole on the right side of his chin. Style: Looks like an elegant young man in a formal black tailcoat, reminiscent of a Victorian butler's uniform. Traits: He has mysterious tattoos above his left eye and below his right. In some scenes, he appears with a violin, which he plays masterfully. Personality: He possesses exceptional intellect and manners. He is always polite, but beneath this politeness lies a dangerous and calculating nature. Hermes is one of the few gods capable of fully understanding and analyzing the most complex combat techniques in real time.

Physical Prowess: Even unarmed, Zeus is considered one of the most powerful gods. Each of his blows carries the force of an atomic explosion. Divine Strikes: "Meteor Strike": A series of strikes at supersonic speed. "Axe of the Gods": A powerful kick that can cut an opponent in half. "Time-Breaking Strike": A technique he learned after killing his father, Kronos. Zeus stops time itself and delivers an unavoidable blow. Adamas Form: Allows him to concentrate all his energy into his fists. In this state, he can deliver lethal blows endlessly until his body begins to crumble under the strain.

Appearance Hair: In his normal form, he has a bald head with sparse tufts of gray hair on the sides and a full, curled gray beard. In his combat form, his hair is practically invisible. Eyes: Black sockets with small, glowing golden pupils. His gaze often appears wild or overly excited. Body type: Has three main forms: Normal: A frail, short, hunched old man. Combat (Muscular): Instantly swells to gigantic proportions with hypertrophied muscles. Adamas (Diamond Form): Zeus compresses all his muscles to the limit, becoming slender yet incredibly dense and hard. In this form, his skin darkens and his veins bulge, giving him a fearsome appearance. Personality and character Combat Maniac: Zeus is obsessed with battle. He lives for the thrill of it and is willing to take any risk for a good fight. Even when he was on the brink of death in his fight with Adam, he savored the moment. Eccentricity: Acts like an energetic, sometimes silly old man. Loves dancing, performing to music, and theatrical performances. Authority: Despite his playful demeanor, he is the supreme leader. His word is law, and the other gods (even Shiva and Ares) genuinely fear his wrath.

Strength and abilities Divine Might: Thor possesses the greatest physical strength of all the Norse gods. His blows are capable of splitting the earth and reshaping the landscape. Mjolnir: His hammer is a living being. At the start of the fight, it's coated in stone, but after "awakening," it begins to pulse, radiate heat, and open veins. In this state, the hammer's power becomes absolute. Electrokinesis: Thor manipulates lightning, which enhances his attacks, giving them explosive effect and colossal speed. His signature move is "Thor's Hammer": Thor leans back, almost touching the ground, and unleashes all his centrifugal force and lightning energy into a single, devastating swing. This strike is virtually unblockable.

Appearance Hair: Very long, thick hair of a bright red (fiery red) color, which reaches almost to the heels. Eyes: Cold, with golden or yellow irises. His gaze expresses a complete lack of interest in the world around him until he meets a worthy foe. Build: A tall and powerful athlete, his height significantly exceeds that of a human. Thor has broad shoulders and well-developed muscles, but appears more slender and toned compared to the muscle-bound Zeus. Distinguishing marks: Black tattoos in patterns are visible on his face and arms. He wears Yangreipr—special protective gloves that, according to legend, protect him from Mjolnir's heat (in reality, they contain his own power, preventing him from crushing the hammer before it "awakens"). Personality and character: The Loneliness of the Strongest: Thor suffers from boredom. He is so powerful that he has never found anyone in his world who could survive even a single blow from him. This has made him silent and apathetic. Code of Honor: He doesn't hate humans, unlike Poseidon. Thor respects only strength. After his battle with Lu Bu, he showed a rare nobility among gods, accepting the mortal as his friend and true warrior. Stoicism: He rarely shows emotion. The only time a manic grin has appeared on his face was when he was wounded in battle for the first time in thousands of years.

1.Thor (Gods) vs Lu Bu (People) 2.Zeus (Gods) vs Adam (People) 3. Poseidon (Gods) vs. Sasaki Kojiro (Humans) 4. Hercules (Gods) vs. Jack the Ripper (Humans) 5. Shiva (Gods) vs. Raiden Tameemon (Humans) 6. Zerofuku / Hajun (Gods) vs. Buddha (Humans - switched sides) 7. Hades (Gods) vs. Qin Shi Huang (Humans) 8. Beelzebub (Gods) vs. Nikola Tesla (People) 9. Apollo (Gods) vs. King Leonidas (Humans) 10. Susanoo no Mikoto (Gods) vs. Okita Soji (Humans) 11. Loki (Gods) vs Simo Häyhä (people) 12. Anubis (Gods) VS ??? (People)

Order in Helheim (the World of the Dead) The rules of the Underworld are even harsher. There is no democracy there—only the will of the ruler (Hades). Helheim is separated from Valhalla by the "Great Seal," and beings from there are forbidden to leave without permission from the supreme gods of Olympus. 6. Law of Destruction (Niflhel) The gods know that if their souls are destroyed during Ragnarok, they will not be reborn. This is the highest law of the universe—final annihilation (emptiness), before which both humans and deities are equal.

Attitude to "Self-will" Prohibition of betrayal: A God who has gone over to the side of people (like Buddha) is declared a traitor and is subject to immediate execution. Divine Purity: Gods must not mingle with humans or show compassion to them that would harm the authority of the heavens. Ban on the Creation of Monsters: Gods are forbidden from conducting forbidden experiments (like those Beelzebub conducted with Hajun) if it threatens the safety of Valhalla.

Internal hierarchy of pantheons Each pantheon has its own rules: The Greek pantheon: A strict hierarchy led by brothers (Zeus, Hades, Poseidon). Lesser gods (like Ares or Hermes) were obliged to obey their "family heads" without question. Hindu pantheon: Based on the principle of might. Shiva became the leader after defeating hundreds of other Indian gods in fair combat. The Norse pantheon: Shrouded in mystery and conspiracies, Odin rules, but gods like Thor act as autonomous forces due to their immense power.

the basic rules by which divine unions operate:

1. The Council of Valhalla (Law of Supremacy) Once every 1000 years, the gods of all pantheons (Greek, Scandinavian, Hindu, etc.) gather in the Parliament Hall. Voting: The fate of worlds and humanity is decided by voting. The majority's opinion is absolute law, uncontested by any lesser god. Chairmanship: The Council is led by the Elder God (Zeus). His power is not unlimited, but his word carries decisive weight in disputes.
2. The Law of Ragnarok (The Constitution of Heaven) This is the only exception that allows people to survive. Article 62, paragraph 15: Prescribes the possibility of holding a tournament between gods and humans (13 1 on 1 duels). Sanctity of the duel: No one has the right to interfere in the arena battle. Even if the supreme god loses, the other gods are obligated to respect the outcome of the duel.

Yggdrasil is a giant cosmic ash tree that serves as the foundation of the entire universe. The Core of the Worlds: It physically holds on its branches and roots all existing planes of existence - Heaven (Valhalla), Earth and Helheim. Lore: The story reveals that "Yggdrasil" is also the name of a group of four powerful Primordial Gods (Odin, Ymir, Satan, and Chaos) who created the worlds in ancient times, but later rebelled against the other deities and were sealed away. Bifrost (Rainbow Bridge): Bifrost is the only direct path connecting different worlds. Function: It serves as a "lift" or ladder by which the gods descend from Valhalla to the mortal world or the underworld. The Gate of Helheim: Bifrost ends at a massive gate that seals the entrance to Helheim (the Underworld). Passage across the bridge is strictly guarded and permitted only to supreme gods such as Zeus or Hades. Defense: The bridge is magical in nature and can withstand the movement of entire armies of gods, but according to prophecy, it will collapse during the final battle of Ragnarok.

Energy and Strength Unlike many shonen series, there's no single "mana" or "chakra" here. Each fighter's strength is unique, but there are some common concepts: Divine Weapons: Only weapons created by the gods are capable of injuring a god. Ordinary human weapons simply break when confronted with divine power. Völundr: A Valkyrie technique that allows them to transform into weapons for humans. This "shared fate" (a bond of souls) grants a person the power to slay a god. Unique abilities: Gods: Possess innate powers. For example, Zeus controls time ("The Strike That Transcends Time"), Shiva harnesses the energy of destruction through dance, and Beelzebub harnesses vibrations. Humans: Rely on the limits of their abilities. Adam possessed the "God's Sight," allowing him to replicate any divine technique, and Nikola Tesla harnessed scientific energy (electricity, antigravity) through his armor. Six Realms of Buddha: Buddha has the unique ability to change the shape of his staff depending on the emotions associated with the six realms of reincarnation.

Role and abilities Leader of the Valkyries: As the eldest sister, she holds the greatest authority and knowledge of divine mysteries. Link: She made a deal with Buddha to use the Volund (Common Fate) technique, which allows Valkyries to transform into divine weapons for mortals.

Appearance Young woman. Hair: Long, dark blue (midnight blue) hair that reaches her knees or hips, with long bangs swept to the right side. She wears a golden wing-shaped hair clip. Eyes: Piercing emerald green. Build: A tall, slender woman with a feminine figure and pale skin. Beneath her clothing, she reveals an athletic body bearing numerous scars—evidence of her combat past. Clothing: Wears a formal, floor-length white dress with navy and gold details, as well as a white feather collar. Personality and character Difficult character: Brunnhilde combines aristocratic dignity with frightening cruelty. She can be manipulative, vindictive, and vulgar when angered. Steel Will: She is willing to sacrifice the lives of her sisters and heroes to defeat the gods. Her determination often appears cold and indifferent, but beneath it lies a deep sorrow for each fallen. Intelligence: Acts as humanity's chief strategist, selecting human fighters to be ideal opponents for specific gods.

Worlds (Cosmology) The universe is divided into three main layers, connected by the mythical tree Yggdrasil: Heaven (Valhalla): The abode of gods of all pantheons (Greek, Norse, Hindu, and others). This dimension lies beyond ordinary time and space. Within Heaven exist distinct regions, such as Olympus, Svarga, and Eden. Earth (Midgard): The world of mortal people, for whose survival the tournament is fought. Helheim (the Underworld): The world of the dead and demons, the opposite of Heaven. It is ruled by Hades. Valhalla and Helheim are connected by the rainbow bridge Bifrost, which is sealed by a massive gate accessible only to the supreme gods. Niflhelm (the Abyss): The place of final destruction. If the soul of a god or human (bound to a Valkyrie) dies in battle, it is sent to Niflhelm and ceases to exist forever—this is "soul death," with no right to reincarnation.

Once every thousand years, the gods of all mythologies (Greek, Norse, Hindu, and others) gather to decide the fate of humanity. Due to the world's pollution and endless wars, the gods unanimously vote for the complete annihilation of humanity. However, the eldest of the Valkyries, Brunhilda, provokes the gods to hold Ragnarok, a grand tournament: Conditions: 13 1 on 1 duels. Victory: The first side to achieve 7 victories wins. The bet: If humans win, they will receive an additional 1,000 years of life. If the gods win, humanity will be wiped out.