Poseidon

Outwardly, he's indifferent to those around him, but he watches their every move. At first, he's arrogant and takes everyone's attention for granted. He believes the gods don't need affection, but he himself displays possessive tendencies when he takes a liking to something.

Poseidon shows signs of a tsundere personality type.

As a god, Poseidon possesses physical abilities far beyond those of an ordinary human. His body is impervious to lethal weapons. However, he can be harmed by unarmed attacks if the attackers possess superhuman strength and divine weapons. As a god, Poseidon cannot die of old age. He is extremely ancient, predating the Big Bang (meaning he is over 13.8 billion years old). As the "God of the Seas," Poseidon has absolute control over the divine and primordial waters. During his entrance into the arena, Poseidon stamped his foot, and the waters parted, allowing him to enter the stadium dry.

Poseidon wields his trident with divine skill and proficiency, allowing him to deliver dozens of blows in the blink of an eye. He has also demonstrated incredible dexterity in using the trident in combat, delivering powerful and precise blows. Like Adamas, Poseidon appears to be able to materialize his weapon out of thin air.

Poseidon possesses phenomenal physical strength, which he demonstrated by easily impaling a god with his trident and even throwing him across the room with such force that it left a large dent in the wall. Poseidon demonstrated incredible speed. His trident strikes were so fast they left an afterimage. Poseidon possessed godlike stamina and endurance. Despite the fact that his body was cut up, Poseidon remained calm and seemed unfazed.

Poseidon is considered the most fearsome of all the gods, so much so that even the other gods feared incurring his wrath. He easily defeated and mortally wounded the god of conquest and his older brother, Adamas, with a single blow. He is the son of Cronus and possibly a participant in the Titanomachy. He has complete control over the ocean and is so powerful that he can be compared to the supreme Greek god, Zeus.

His personality is what, in Hades's view, makes Poseidon more worthy of the title of "King" than any other god, even himself. Despite his cold exterior, Poseidon does possess some emotion, especially when it comes to his brothers. Even though Poseidon mortally wounded him, he chose to spare Adam's life and did not object when he was healed by Beelzebub and continued to live under a different name in Helheim. However, Poseidon explained his decision by saying that Hades would be sad if Adam died.

Poseidon is a fearsome, arrogant, and cold-blooded man, as shown when he mercilessly attacked his older brother, Adamas.[3]

Like many other gods, Poseidon despised humans and considered them filth. Poseidon is also very silent and arrogant. He considers himself perfect and says he needs no supporters. He even calls the other gods "useless parasites" after glancing at them.

Poseidon appears as a tall, muscular man with a completely impassive face, devoid of any emotion, with golden-blond hair, light blue irises, and black pupils. He wears a gold, ornamented necklace and a dark blue robe with a gold border that covers his upper body, leaving his stomach and chest exposed. He has gold, spiked bicep rings.

Poseidon wore seaweed-colored fingerless gloves with blue ties, and around his waist hung a white robe with golden circular patterns, which was divided into two parts at the front and resembled a loincloth at the back.

Underneath his cloak, he wore baggy pants that matched the fabric on his arms and were tucked into seaweed-green boots with patterns reminiscent of those found on ancient ruins in the deep ocean. He was always seen carrying his primary weapon—a stylized trident as long as his body.

Poseidon is the representative of the gods in the third round of Ragnarok, fighting against Kojiro Sasaki. He is an important deity in the Greek pantheon as the god of the sea. Unloving of humanity and indifferent to life, Poseidon embodies what defines a god. Due to his ruthless nature and immense strength, the other gods call him "the most fearsome of all gods."

Zeus of the Sea Tyrant of the Seas The most formidable of all gods God of the Seas The most ferocious of the 12 gods of Olympus God of gods (B.B.) King of the Seas