Buddha

Kanji: 釈しゃ迦か

Romaji: Shaka

Alias: Gautama Siddhartha Honored

Species: God Human (Formerly)

Age: 2500+

Gender: Male

Pantheon: Buddhist pantheon

Origin: Lumbini (Nepal, Tierra)

Buddha was originally a human named Gautama Siddhartha (ゴータマ・シッダールタ, Gōtama Shiddāruta), a prince who lived in luxury and whom the gods foretold would one day rule the entire world. He never questioned his path in life until his close friend Jataka, a member of the royal family from a neighboring country, fell ill. Jataka was considered a great ruler who brought prosperity to his people, and everyone around him, including Siddhartha, believed he must have been the happiest man in the world because of it. However, Jataka revealed to Siddhartha that he had many unfulfilled dreams and felt that his life had not been truly his own.

After Jataka's death, Siddhartha could only hear talk of how happy he must have been. It was then that Siddhartha received a revelation about the true nature of happiness. Afterward, he abandoned his old life, leaving behind his family, his possessions, and his claim to the throne. He set out to follow his own path and live as a wanderer. Later, he would gain countless followers who would come to know him as the Buddha, the Enlightened One. Upon attaining enlightenment, the Buddha finally ascended to Divinity.

Buddha is a famous philosophical figure originating from Nepal, a prominent deity in the Dharmic Pantheon, being the founder of Buddhism, one of the Four Sages, as well as one of the few divine beings, along with Hercules and the Valkyries, who are not in favor of destroying Humanity.

Buddha takes the form of a tall, muscular man wearing a sleeveless navy blue shirt and glasses, with an orange robe tied at the waist that covers his hands. He wears a bindi on his forehead, has blue eyes, and slicked-back, seafoam-green hair with faded navy blue streaks, gathered into a large topknot with a golden crown. He also wears earrings, round peach-colored glasses, and elongated earlobes. He has sharp canines and is often seen sucking on a lollipop. The shirt he wears features a rabbit design with an eye patch and the word "USACHAN" written just below it. The rabbit may be a reference to the Buddhist tale of the moon rabbit, which symbolizes a supreme act of altruism. Buddha's eyes are usually completely black without pupils, but occasionally a lily appears in each eye, representing the seven lilies that appeared when he took his first steps.

After his battle in Ragnarok, Buddha wears an eye patch over his left eye and a new t-shirt with the same rabbit design, but with the eyes and mouth closed, and the word "OYASUMI" written just below it.

Buddha has a relaxed and calm demeanor and doesn't seem to take anything seriously. He speaks freely and naturally. He is also quite confident in his own power, as seen when he single-handedly challenged the Seven Lucky Gods and Loki. He is completely indifferent to the politics of Valhalla and is a steadfast and unwavering individual.

Buddha is described as living in a perpetual state of adolescence, the greatest adolescence in the history of humankind. Therefore, Buddha is a rebel to the core and is always at his peak.

His confidence is so great that he said he wouldn't mind challenging Zeus face to face. He's also brash and outgoing; he speaks freely with anyone he meets, sometimes voicing his thoughts aloud and acting as he pleases in front of any audience. Furthermore, he's extremely courageous, unwilling to let anyone push him around, whether god or mortal, and asserts that only he can act on his own.

Buddha also seems to show great animosity and disrespect towards his fellow gods, as seen when he ignored everything Loki had to say to him, yawned even when Ebisu threatened to kill him, defied Zeus's words and agreements, told all the gods present to be quiet, and threatened to kill anyone who stood in his way.

In contrast, he is also highly moral and possesses a strong sense of justice and benevolence. Buddha feels an intense desire to protect humanity, as seen when he disobeys Zeus's orders and fights for humans despite having previously accepted him, and yet calmly tells all the gods present that he will kill anyone who tries to stop him. Buddha also harbors prejudices toward certain people, as seen when he refused to share his sweets with Zeus but openly offered popcorn to Brunhild, and was more open and outgoing with her than Zeus.

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