Anubis

Similar to Odin, Thor and Susano'o, Anubis seems to have a powerful aura. As he was getting angry, dark rays emerged from him, terrifying Ares, making him tremble and sweat.

As a God, Anubis has a limitless lifespan and will not die of old age.

As a God, Anubis possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary Human. His body can not be harmed by mortal weapons; however, he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and Divine Weapons.

Anubis has shown himself to be an extremely energetic individual, prone to run on all fours when excited. In direct contrast to many of his fellow Gods, his demeanor is akin to a young child, prone to repeating short phrases when he is feeling particularly happy or annoyed, Anubis will instantly celebrate whenever he gets his way and quickly throw a temper tantrum if denied what he seeks.

Despite being quick to rant at and threatening his fellow Gods if provoked, he isn't prone to immediately striking them if they say something he dislikes and instead tries to shout them down. A further testament to his reluctance to fight his fellow Gods can be seen in how quickly he concedes defeat when Susano'o stubbornly insists on being the next representative to fight in Ragnarok.

Anubis is a very young-looking God, with tanned skin, a well-built physique, and large eyes. He has very sharp canines, a pair of piercings on his chin and a tongue with a pair of small black canines at its ends. He wears a hat on his head that resembles the face of a jackal, including the face, ears and part of the body, and has short black hair with yellow streaks. He wears bracelets and wrist covers on both arms and a trapezoid front on his neck and also shendit and trousers that reach up to his heels, leaving his feet exposed. He has long, sharp fingernails and toenails.

Anubis is one of the Gods' representative set to fight in a future match of Ragnarok.

He was the god of funerary rites, protector of graves, and guide to the underworld, in Egyptian Pantheon.