Poseidon

A large spear-like weapon with three sharp prongs at its end, the symbol of Poseidon's dominion over the seas. The tip of the trident is silver in color, and a blue and purple fin-like covering can be found near the tip and the bottom. The handle of the trident has a dark blue color.

Poseidon unleashes trident strikes that combine his divine might and godly speed, attacking from every possible direction. The speed is such that it creates a dome of afterimages surrounding his opponent.

Poseidon leaps into the air above his opponent, unleashing an endless barrage of trident thrusts onto them from above akin to lightning in a thunderstorm. He unleashes them at such fast speeds that countless afterimages are created

Poseidon uses his trident to unleash incessant thrusts at blinding speeds in a circular pattern.

Divine Physiology: As a God, Poseidon 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.

Semi-immortality: As a God, Poseidon is incapable of dying due to old age. He is very ancient, being older than the Big Bang (making him over 13.8 billion years old).

Hydrokinesis: As the "God of the Seas", Poseidon possesses absolute control over divine and primordial waters. During his entrance into the arena, Poseidon stomped his foot, causing the water to part and allowing him to walk up to the stadium without being wet. However, whether or not he can use this ability for combative purposes is left unknown as he never demonstrated any kind of water-based

Poseidon wields his trident with godly skill and proficiency, being able to deliver dozens of blows in the blink of an eye. He also displayed great dexterity in utilizing his trident in combat, delivering powerful blows incessantly and accurately. Similar to Adamas, Poseidon appears to be capable of materializing his weapon out of thin air.

Poseidon possesses godly stamina and endurance, cutting him all across his body, Poseidon remained calm and didn't even seem fazed in the slightest. Poseidon's immense pain tolerance was also demonstrated when he continued to fight on, even after losing both his arms, only being put down after finally being quartered by the wandering swordsmen's final attack.

Poseidon displayed unfathomable movement speed, shown when he deflected and dodged all of Kojiro Sasaki's sword swings effortlessly. As the battle progressed, Poseidon started moving more seriously, his speed easily being able to overwhelm Kojiro, moving faster than he can anticipate or register. His trident techniques are also so fast that they create afterimages.

Poseidon possesses phenomenal physical strength, displayed when he effortlessly impaled a God and even flinging him across the room with so much force that a large indent was left on the wall with nothing but a swing with his trident. Poseidon's strength was further demonstrated throughout his fight with Kojiro Sasaki with each and every one of his swings capable of impaling and annihilating Kojiro. Poseidon managed to break Kojiro's divine weapon in two effortlessly and was even strong enough to crush his own arm.

Poseidon is a fearsome, haughty, and cold-hearted individual, shown when he mercilessly attacked his older brother, Adamas.

Like many other Gods, Poseidon despised Humanity and considered them nothing but filth. Poseidon is also a very taciturn and arrogant individual, viewing himself as perfect, saying that he doesn't need any supporters, even calling other Gods "useless bottom feeders" after glaring at them, insulting his older brother and later Kojiro Sasaki even bitterly cursing him with his last breath as he died.

His personality is what Hades believes makes Poseidon the person most worthy of the title of "King" more than any other God, even more than himself. Despite his cold exterior, Poseidon does possess some emotion, especially when it comes to his brothers. Though he dealt him a fatal wound, Poseidon chose to let Adamas live and didn't mind when he was healed by Beelzebub and continued living under a different name in Helheim, although his reasoning behind this decision was that Hades would be sad if Adamas died.

Poseidon also seems to care for his eldest brother, Hades; after witnessing Hades defeat the Titans by himself in order to protect his younger siblings, Poseidon uncharacteristically smiled and called Hades "Brother", which he'd never done before. Even before seeing this, Poseidon expressed worry for Hades when he heard his brother went down to Helheim alone to deal with the Titans. This love also extends to Adamas, choosing only to cut him in half and letting Hades and Hermes retrived the injured god for surgery.

Poseidon takes the form of a tall and muscular man, his face usually completely apathetic and void of any emotion, with golden-blonde hair as well as light blue irises and black pupils. He has donned an ornamental patterned golden choker and dark blue clothing with a golden border that covers the entire upper half of his body, revealing his abdomen and chest. Around his biceps, he wore a pair of golden spiked rings.

Poseidon wore a pair of seaweed-colored fingerless gloves, with a blue band on his wrists, while around his waist was a white coat with golden circular patterns, one of which divided into two at the front with a single cloth going down like a loincloth.

Additionally, beneath the coat were a pair of baggy pants that matched the cloth on his arms, tucked into a pair of green seaweed-colored boots with designs similar to those of ancient ruins in the ocean depths. He was always seen carrying around his primary weapon, a highly stylized trident as long as his body.

Poseidon is the Gods' representative in the third round of Ragnarok. He is a prominent deity in the Greek Pantheon as the God of the Seas.

Without any love for Humanity and with an indifference to life, Poseidon is the embodiment of what defines a God. Due to his ruthless nature and enormous power, his fellow gods call him the "Most Fearsome of All Gods" and the "God of Gods", or GOG for short.

He rules all oceans with an iron fist, earning him the titles of "Tyrant of the Seas" and "Zeus of the Seas"; his older brother, Hades, has also referred to him as the "King of the Seas"

was one of the Twelve Olympians myth in ancient Greek: the god of the sea (primarily the Mediterranean), the element of water, floods and drought, storms, earthquakes, and horses. Homer and Hesiod suggest that Poseidon became lord of the sea when, following the deposition of Poseidon's father, the Titan Kronos, the world was divided by lot among Kronos' three sons; Zeus was given the sky, Hades the underworld, and Poseidon the sea, with the solid Earth (Gaia's province) and Mount Olympus belonging to all three.