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Lyre of Phoebus (The Shining Harp) ( , Poibosu Raiā ): [ 10 ] Apollo creates a pair of hands from his threads and inserts them into them, transforming the Threads of Artemis into a pair of boxing armbands with pronounced wrist guards and studded knuckles. These armbands enhance Apollo's close-quarters boxing skills. The Sun Will Never Set on Me (Embrace of the Eternal Midnight Sun) ( , Oresama to iu Taiyō wa Shizumanai ): [ 11 ] Apollo's most powerful battle mode. A power that defies all logic and common sense, Apollo can become stronger the more he meets the expectations of those around him, whether allies or enemies. When this happens, Apollo emits a great amount of light from his body. Artemis Elenchos (Brilliant Domination) ( , Arutemisu Erenkosu ): [ 12 ] Apollo wraps his threads around his opponent's limb to immobilize his movement. Argyrotoxos (Soul-Piercing Silver Arrow) ( , Aryugyurotokusosu ): [ 14 ] If Apollo can no longer draw his bow, he can return it to the statue. The statue will deform the bow into threads and form a very thick rope between its hands. Then, the statue drops its hands to the ground, and Apollo braces himself on the rope as he thrusts his feet hard into the ground, recoiling like an arrow. Once he withdraws his right fist in preparation for a punch, Apollo lifts his feet off the ground and flies toward his opponent. As he flies forward, Apollo's right fist hardens the light energy surrounding him, creating an arrow that envelops him. This attack was powerful enough to destroy Leonidas's Völundr and deliver a fatal blow to his body in the final moments of the ninth round, although the arrow shattered upon impact with the shield. Apollo Epicurius (Golden Arrows of the Shining Meteor) ( , Aporon Epikuriosu ): [ 13 ] Apollo launches a great wave of arrows of light against his opponent to overwhelm him

General Abilities: Narcissism aside, Apollo is a formidable god in combat, thanks to his extreme reflexes and speed, which make him almost impossible to hit. Combined with his natural talent for boxing, Apollo can counter any attack without losing momentum or breath. Divine Strength: While not on the level of power-based fighters like Thor or Hades, Apollo himself has demonstrated incredible physical strength for someone of his size, despite being a fighter based on speed and skill. As such, he can move his arms with immense ease and speed, even while wielding golden gauntlets. He can even wield a massive bow much larger than himself. Master Boxer: Apollo has demonstrated immense skill in boxing, evident in his ability to dodge Leonidas's quick attacks, and also to counterattack quickly. Master Archer: Apollo has been classified as a very skilled archer, throughout his life he has trained and practiced a lot until becoming "God of Archery", in addition to being 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 is an attractive man with long, light pink hair that reaches his torso and a well-built body.

Like many of the gods in the Greek pantheon, he wears elements associated with Greece, such as a laurel wreath, ankle boots, and a toga. However, the toga has garment elements more akin to a kimono, such as a sash around his torso (obi) and floral designs on the outside of the chest area, which opens to reveal his chest. He is adorned with jewelry, including a necklace across his chest resembling 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 cover only his thumbs, index, and middle fingers, leaving his ring and little fingers, and the area around them, exposed.

Apollo appears to be an extremely narcissistic individual, deeply concerned with beauty, both for himself and others. In addition to being narcissistic, Apollo looks down on anyone who doesn't conform to his own standards of beauty, especially humans. Apollo's narcissistic nature has also given him a flair for the dramatic, always striking grandiose and expressive poses. Apollo firmly believes that what makes a person beautiful is not their outward appearance, but rather their self-awareness. He believes that those who rest on their laurels and do nothing more are not beautiful, while true beauty lies in knowing their own weaknesses and not being afraid to change. Apollo tends to spend a great deal of time with demigoddesses who admire him, even bathing with them. He also tends to flirt with them or flaunt his strength in their presence.