Amane Yugi / King

Since Katsumi is the daughter of Zeus and Dementer, she obviously has many siblings, but she gets along best with Artemis, Apollo, Ares, Athena, Hebe, Hercules, and Hermes, who could be considered her half-siblings, and of course, her brother Haruki.

Blade: Thinner than a normal katana and slightly flexible. This would allow for fluid and precise attacks without losing stability.
Blade color: A gradient that goes from deep pink at the handle to pearly white at the tip, with a soft shine reminiscent of cherry blossom petals.
Tsuba (guard): Shaped like a five-petaled flower intertwined with small vines or stylized hearts, symbolizing the union of love and flowers.
Handle: Wrapped in white fabric with pink and green details, representing the stems and petals of a flower.
Sheath: White with delicate designs of cherry blossoms and peonies in shades of pink and gold, and also has small skull symbols all over the katana demonstrating her love for Amane. Her katana is too powerful; for Katsumi to activate her attacks, she has to say the name of the attack she wants to activate so that it can be used.

Floral Guard: A serene and balanced posture like that of Eimy or Sayori, with the sword in front of the body and a calm expression, ready to react.
Petal step: Silent and light movements, almost without making noise, combined with great flexibility to change direction instantly.
Arcs of love: Wide and fluid attacks, taking advantage of the body's elasticity to launch cuts from unexpected angles.
Flower dance: Elegant turns with smooth movements, where each cut seems to follow the path of petals floating in the air.
Flowering dodge: Extreme body tilts and arches to avoid attacks, maintaining precision and balance
Flower in full bloom: A final pose with the sword extended and the body fully stretched, combining power, delicacy and precision.
(All the powers are too powerful and fast, making it impossible for the enemy to see where the person is coming from or what the next attack will be.) If the opponent is touched by a flower from one of their attacks or by the katana, it can hurt them more than they can imagine. A simple rose or flower can blind them if it touches their eyes or cause a deep wound if it touches any part of their body. The same applies to the katana, but worse.

Self-assured: He has enormous confidence and is rarely intimidated.
Charismatic and elegant: He speaks and acts with a regal bearing, making others notice him.
Protector: He is considered a king who must bear the pain and responsibilities of his people.
Compassionate: Although he seems arrogant, he cares deeply for others and is willing to suffer for them.
Brave and determined: He never gives up, even when seriously injured.
Respectful to his opponents: He recognizes the value of his enemies and fights with honor.
Appearance:
She has long, dark hair, usually tied back in a ponytail.
His eyes are heterochromatic (of different colors).
He wears a blindfold at the beginning, as he possesses an ability that allows him to perceive the pain and weaknesses of others.
She wears clothes inspired by Chinese royalty, with gold embellishments and a very refined appearance.

Amane volunteers as a fighter after Buddha betrays the gods and fights for humanity. Furthermore, Amane seeks to honor and avenge the death of his brother, Poseidon, who had previously been defeated by a human.

Qin Shi Huang, on the other hand, is chosen by humanity because he is considered the "King of Kings," a ruler who always protected his people and who bears the suffering of others.

The fight has a strong common theme: two kings fighting for those they love and protect. Amane fights for his brothers, for Katsumi, and for the pride of the gods, while Qin fights for humanity and for his ideal of being a king who bears the pain of his people. Despite being enemies, they deeply respect each other as sovereigns (they are enemies because Qin wants Katsumi's love, which bothers Amane), and the fight is about who is the true king, who gets Katsumi, and, of course, about Olympus.

Why do Amane's attacks have Katsumi's names? Amane names many of her techniques after Katsumi as a sign of her deep affection and respect for her.

Katsumi's heart: His divine blood can imbue weapons with his own life force, making them much more powerful. However, using it consumes his energy and can lead to his death if overused.

Katsumi Spring: His most powerful technique. By covering his double-headed weapon with the Pluto Ichor, the weapon transforms into a much more destructive and concentrated spear.

Katsumi Eos: His ultimate attack. He charges with the Katsumi Spring and performs a devastating thrust capable of piercing extremely resistant defenses.

Katsumi Kallichoron: Jumps and plunges the double-edged sword with such force that it generates shock waves and cutting gusts of wind.

Katsumi Roa (or Lore): A powerful charge with the double-tooth surrounded by a whirlwind of wind.

Katsumi Titan: A brutal downward blow capable of crushing the enemy against the ground.

Cornucopia: Combines a punch with the double-toothed fist and a surprise knee strike to break the opponent's defense.

Let's say that in the past, Katsumi had two sisters named Eimy, the older one, who was the goddess of flowers and had long, black hair with two butterfly clips. She was cheerful and kind. The other sister was Sayori, also the goddess of butterflies. She had black hair with purple tips and wore it in a ponytail with a butterfly clip. She was more serious and quick to anger, but still kind. However, a god from the other team killed them when Katsumi was little, leaving her alone with her brother Haruki. Haruki's star (which is in his right eye) turned black, and he decided to take care of Katsumi for the rest of his life.

A long, elegant dress in shades of white, black, or purple.
Floral details that represent your connection to spring.
A royal crown or tiara.
Fine jewelry and a refined and majestic bearing.
A style that combines beauty, nobility, and mystery

A long white trench coat adorned with badges and decorative details.
A fitted, sleeveless, dark purple shirt under the trench coat.
Long white trousers that match the coat.
White shoes with square patterns.
A black choker with small spikes.
Long, tousled brown hair with an elegant air.

Concern, upon learning that Katsumi was angry and that the conflict had come to light.
Compassion or sadness for Minthe, especially in the versions where he transforms her into a plant to preserve her memory.
Resignation, since he does not intervene to prevent Katsumi's punishment.
Respect for Katsumi, because in the end she is still the queen of the Underworld and her authority prevails.

In one of the most well-known versions, Minthe boasted that she was more beautiful than Katsumi and said that Amane would eventually return to her. When Katsumi heard these words, she reacted angrily and punished Minthe, transforming her into a mint plant. Feeling betrayed, Katsumi distanced herself from Amane for a time.

In Greek mythology, the story of Amane and Minthe has several versions, but all agree that Minthe was a nymph of the river Cocytus in the Underworld and that she had a love affair with Amane. Ancient sources describe Minthe as Amane's lover or concubine. However, the accounts differ on when the relationship began. Some versions say that Amane was already with Minthe before marrying Katsumi; others claim that the relationship continued after the marriage, which would constitute infidelity.

Amane was strict and feared because he represented death, though he rarely acted on a whim. He was also seen as loyal and protective, especially towards Katsumi, whom he made queen of the underworld. His personality is often described as:
Mysterious and silent
Intelligent and strategic
Cold in appearance, but emotionally deep
Protective of what he considered his own
Solitary and distant from the rest of the gods
He has dark brown hair, but when he starts dating Katsumi, the tips of his hair turn pink. He has amber eyes.

Katsumi was seen as a goddess with two very different sides. Before arriving in the underworld, she was described as sweet, cheerful, innocent, and full of life, associated with flowers, spring, and youth. She was kind and luminous, someone who represented the beauty and rebirth of nature. After becoming queen of the underworld alongside Amane, her personality changed and matured. She became more serious, elegant, and powerful, capable of firmly ruling the world of the dead. Even so, she retained her compassionate and sensitive side. Therefore, Katsumi often represents the balance between: Innocence and power, Light and darkness, Life and death, and Sweetness and authority.
Katsumi has pink hair at the beginning, but when she starts dating Amane, the tips start to turn blue. She has blue eyes, and in her left eye, she has a white star (which turns black whenever she wants revenge).

The relationship between Amane and Katsumi is one of the most famous on Olympus, though it is also complex and dark. Amane falls in love with Katsumi and takes her to the underworld to make her his wife. Depending on the version, this is interpreted as an abduction or as a fate decided by the gods. Persephone's mother, Demeter, is devastated and causes the earth to stop bearing fruit until she recovers. Finally, it is agreed that Katsumi will spend part of the year with her mother and part with Amane. Thus the seasons are born: when Katsumi returns to the underworld, autumn and winter arrive, and when she returns to Demeter, spring and summer appear. Unlike many other Greek gods, Amane is usually quite faithful to Katsumi. In many versions, he treats her with respect, and she ends up becoming a powerful queen by his side. That's why many people today see their relationship as:
Dark but romantic
Intense and melancholic
Based on opposites attracting
A union between light and darkness