Sakata Kintoki

Ax: Sakata Kintoki uses a giant battle-axe as his weapon of choice. Kintoki was reputed himself for his mastery of the ax in his time on Earth. The ax has an enormous blade that is split in the middle with very sharp edges, shaped in an arc's direction. Its nacken is prominent, and a thick rope is wrapped around the upper portion in the region where it's separated from the lower part. The head of the ax is dark, but its cutting edges are white. The body of the ax though is straight with a high eye, and with two tsuka handles in the beginning of the throat. The shoulder of the ax is noticeably thicker than the throat, decorated with two metallic hafts below and above the blade. Overall, the battle-axe of Kintoki is massive-sized, being of the biggest weapons ever shown in the series. He was provided a stronger version by the Völundr of the 12th Valkyrie, Skeggjöld. This version has a rather thin nacken with a twisted desgin and a metal heft on its lower end, along with a golden pattern of three concentric circles and lines resembling lightning bolts of cracks on the axehead.

It must be noted that Kintoki's Völundr is special in the sense that instead of the constructing the weapon from her body, Skeggjöld fused with Kintoki's preexisting ax to create the Völundr, with the axe's original appearance "breaking", similarly to a shell, revealing its new form.

A double-staged move involving Kintoki's "Will of Gǫllnir". Activating rune of Eirin to engulf himself and his ax with a golden light, holding his Divine Weapon over his left shoulder, Kintoki projects a colossal axehead-shaped arc extending from the blade and then as he swings his ax horizontally, he sends the slashing projectile flying at his target. As soon as he completes the first swing, Kintoki jumps forward at his opponent while channeling his light into the axehead, transforming it into electricity before swinging it back again in the reverse direction. Upon impact, lighting crackles from the blade of his axehead.

Expert Investigator: Kintoki is implied to be a skilled investigator as he was able to deduce where Buddha was likely going and he was asked by Buddha to search for information pertaining to Siegfried.

Expert Skater: Kintoki shows great skill in using his bladed getas as ice skates, especially in combat. He is able to slide on hard surfaces at high speeds to close distances with enemies and effortlessly change the direction of his stride with immense acrobacy. He has a great sense of balance and coordination despite the unstable height of his getas as wears them almost aways in his appearances, with him able to keep his balance during his charges while simultaneously delivering strikes to his opponents, and only removing them when he transitions to hand-to-hand combat moves.

Golden Age: As a soul in the afterlife, Kintoki possesses the same appearance and skills that he did when he was at his peak.

Rune of Eirin: Also known as the "Rune of the Primordial Gods", it's a glowing mark on Kintoki's right palm in the form of a Dagaz rune that provides him with a godly aura substituted from light. The rune gives Kintoki the ability to shape and transmute his aura into different structures and forms of matter. The rune is summoned on command, as it's not always active. Kintoki has inherited this rare ability from his ancestor, the Great Light Goddess, Eirin.

Furthermore, Kintoki is even an expert spearman — after Odin reused Níundi Galdor to retrieve the Magic Spear, Kintoki used the force emanated from the Divine Weapon to gain control over it as he then consequently redirected it back at the Norse God in the form of a throwing attack.

Alongside being a veteran armed-combatant, is moreover a well-proficient martial artist. With the help of his sumo and grappling mastery, after Gungnir was thrown at him for a second time, Kintoki was able to put an end to its relentless charge by palming it into the ground, and as Odin used his magic to recall it, Kintoki was able to reverse the spear's backward momentum and initiate a throwing attack of his own.

Kintoki has an excellent mastery in wielding his titular trademark, his axe. With his ax alone, as he was able to slay a great number of notable Demons during his time. As shown in his fight against Odin, the Demonslayer is able to swing his ax in rapid successions despite the great mass of the axehead, as well slash with significant force.

Being the greatest "demon slayer" ever known to Humanity, Kintoki has incredibly skill in combat and experience in fighting against supernatural beings. Kintoki's potential as a demon-slaying warrior also comes with him having a distinct fighting style to slay even the Gods aside his titular art. Even though Kintoki shouldn't have experience in fighting the powers of the Gods, Kojiro Sasaki suggests that the Demonslayer's warfare prowess is far greater than what is expected from him, supported by the fact that Kintoki managed to survive a dead-set encounter with Gungnir through his battle instincts. It's speculated that he gained it from harsh training.

Kintoki has a remarkable endurance. He displayed no signs of exhaustion in his return to Valhalla despite traveling to Tartarus prior without the usage of any transport. After getting thrown back-first onto a wall by a spell of Odin, Kintoki immediately recovered and was instead surprised by the sudden move more than anything else, standing up seconds after. Later on, despite getting gouged out in the left side of his stomach, Kintoki remained on his feet and was able to resist the pain before quickly returning to engage in his duel against Odin, keeping it on even through the continuous blood loss. He retains this trait from his childhood, having withstood Shuten-doji ripping his right arm off the bone.

Not unlike his fellow strength-based fighters, Kintoki has a superbly durable body. He took on just a minor bruise on the left side of his head from Odin's magic spell which sent him crashing into a wall, despite the destruction it caused to the arena.

To complement his monstrous strength, Kintoki is inhumanly swift, having covered the distance between Valhalla and Tartarus in a short period of time, and vice-versa. He can keep pace with the Supreme Norse God in combat and can move so fast that he can leave behind multiple afterimages in his wake, give the illusion of reappearing in several places at once, and even appear as a blur. Even more impressive than his superhuman movement speed is the Demonslayer's reaction time: Just before Gungnir could nail him in the back, Kintoki was not only able to notice the massive spear ambushing him, but was also able to react in the last second by shifting his body to the right to avoid a fatal wound. As a young boy, Kintoki could attack so fast that he could hack demons before they could even register it.

Kintoki is notable for his extreme level of superhuman physical strength, which he harbored since birth; as a child, he regularly outmatched bears in sumo wrestling and easily bested the Heavenly Kings and their leader in the same field. After infiltrating Shuten-doji's chambers, Kintoki effortlessly cleaved through his demon henchmen as if they are butter, and after awakening his divine side, he effortlessly stopped a powerful swing from his enemy with a parry and shattered his weapon. In adulthood, his immense strength is demonstrated in the ease he is able to carry and swing around his enormous ax which is even larger than Kintoki himself, able to do it even with a single hand. When using his rune of Gǫllnir, enhancing his offense, the Demonslayer becomes able to challenge the likes of Odin (even without the use of the Rune), whom even in his normal facade, is able to challenge Beelzebub with a single swing of Gungnir, and forced Odin to evade and parry his attacks with effort instead of taking them head on; after Odin used a second spell, Kintoki proved his raw strength furthermore by not only managing to resist the charge of Gungnir, but even managing to deflect the Magic Spear into the air despite it being enchanted with a one-hit effect that allowed it to effortlessly pierce through the Giants in the past. Much more impressively, after deciding to take Gungnir head on, with just his bare hands, Kintoki used his gargantuan brute strength to overpower the Demon Spear's spellbound charge and hurl it back at Odin himself.

Kintoki was first seen as blunt but caring man, admonishing Buddha for not staying in the sick bay despite bringing candies as gift for the God. He and Buddha are very close friends, the two of them often walking along, sharing interests and think in similar manners to one another. Buddha trusts him enough to have given him the request to meet with Siegfried, with Kintoki accepting it before even becoming aware of what Buddha will ask from him.

As "The Most Beloved Man in Human History", Kintoki holds incredible altruism of those who come in contact with him and serves as a source of inspiration for them. While he didn't know what to say to the humans who gave him their hopes, Kintoki still promised that he would carry them. After entering the arena and meeting the shy and anxious Skeggjöld, Kintoki managed to assure her instantly and complete Völundr with her, despite the fact that Skeggjöld was described as an "ultimate" introvert by Brunhilde.

Compared to Buddha, who is laidback and easygoing Kintoki seems to be rather cautious and rational as he was quick to scold the Indian God for revealing to Odin about his travel to the Underworld since that was meant to be a secret.

Due to inheriting the "Will of Gǫllnir", Kintoki is unafraid of Odin, shown in his strong resistance of the Lord of Madness' menacing aura despite his initial nervousness caused by Odin's aura, as well in his belief that he will be the winner in their battle. However, Kintoki's goal of killing Odin is apparently not out of malice, as he is aware of the Supreme Nordic God's plans to resurrect the Yggdrasil and wants to stop him for that. Although, Kintoki has shown moments of being afraid of Odin, such as when he was comically started when Buddha revealed he told Odin that Kintoki is searching for Siegfried in Helheim.

Kintoki takes the form a young, tall and muscular man with sharp, medium-length blond hair. He wears an open jacket revealing a sculpted abs and a pair of hakama pants. He has a distinct large scar or birthmark running from the right side of his forehead to about the end of his long, straight-shaped nose. He wears a bandana with a unknown sharp horn-protrusion on his right side of his head. His sandals are modified getas with blade-like edges on the bottom like those of ice skating shoes but resemble axe-hilts. His toys are exposed with him sporting toe nails that are long and animal-like. He also appears to have a distinct, currently only partially shown red-like markings on his right pec, possibly a birthmark. In his modified getas, Kintoki stands at a height which towers over Buddha and allows him to stand taller than even Thor.

Sakata Kintoki is Humanity's representative in the twelfth round of Ragnarok, going against Odin.

Kintoki hails from the Heian period of Japan. He was formerly known by the name "Kintaro" and was known for his feats of superhuman strength as a child. He came to be renamed as "Sakata Kintoki" after joining the arms of Minamoto-no-Raiko and thus becoming the "Greatest Demon Slayer of the Heian Period".

Due to his incredibly compassionate nature which inspires and touches the people around him, he is known as the "Most Beloved Man in Human History". Despite his demon heritage from his mother Yae, his kindness to both Yorimitsu Minamoto and his retainers showed that he is more than what he is, earning him the moniker of the "Kind-Hearted Monster".

Kintoki is a descendant of the legendary Gǫllnir: to fulfill his great ancestor's mission, his goal is to stop Odin for once and for all.