Odin - RoR

Past Odin is one of the 88 primordial gods. Among them, the primordial Odin is part of the Primordial Four Pillars of Yggdrasil, a group of four primordial gods who were the most powerful of the 88 primordial gods.

One day, Yggdrasil and the seven other Primordial Gods decided to exterminate the remaining lesser gods, whose numbers had surpassed the original 88 Primordial Gods, deeming them "unnecessary." This led to a war between the Primordial Gods that later became known as the "Twilight of the Primordial Gods: Ragnarok." During this war, Primordial Odin and Yggdrasil easily slew several Primordial Gods and eventually found themselves in a desolate wilderness at the edge of the world, where they were lured by the surviving Primordial Gods. There, he and Yggdrasil fell victim to the forbidden technique Gleppnir—Weave of Sealed Gods—which the surviving Primordial Gods (including Izanagi) used to seal Yggdrasil, ultimately succeeding. Before he was sealed, he cast his magical sword, Gram, from the rift created by Gleppnir as his "Divinity" and "Rune" (in which his soul was also imbued)—one of the Four Treasures of Calamity. He hoped that one day someone worthy of his power would appear and wield the sword to resurrect him.

Some time before the main events of the series, an unnamed god gained access to the Forbidden Book of Gornir and learned of the existence of the Four Treasures. Consumed by dark ambitions, he set out in search of the magical sword Gram. Seeing that the unnamed god was compatible with the power of the Creator God, the soul of the original Odin entered him, restoring him to life.

Appearance Odin is a well-built old man with long gray hair and a beard. He has golden eyes with black sclera, and an eyepatch over his left eye. He wears a red robe under a purple coat and a white cloak trimmed with gold. He almost always carries two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, perched on his shoulders. Odin uses them as wings when he wishes to fly, transforming them into a pair of angelic wings.

In the 12th round, when he fights Sakata Kintoki, Odin sheds his previous form, which crumbles into ash, and takes the form of a young, well-built man with long maroon hair and a strand of maroon and white hair hanging in front of his face. Odin's right eye appears normal, but his left eye, which is uncovered, reveals a black sclera, a brightly glowing golden iris, and six markings around it, resembling cracks in skin. These markings glow and crackle when Odin is nervous or shaken. In this form, Odin wears black armor with white accents, and his breastplate is completely white with an image of a raven in the center. Odin's armored gloves are mostly white, with the exception of completely black fingers, forearm plates, and shoulder pads, which are black with a white outline. On his lower body, Odin wears a black belt with a white outline, on the front of which is a metal plate in the shape of a raven's skull, as well as two metal clasps and a white cloth attached to the belt. He wears a brown cloak over his shoulders, and white metal boots with diamond-shaped knee pads. Odin's mere presence in this form inspires terror, causing both gods and humans to tremble, driving the latter to despair and convincing them that victory or resistance is impossible. Zeus calls this form Odin's "battle form," and, according to him, even the gods instinctively understand that Odin is the "supreme, sacred, and inviolable" god. Odin uses this form extremely rarely, and many gods, including even Zeus, claim to have never seen Odin in this form before.

Odin is the representative of the gods in the twelfth round of Ragnarök, fighting against Sakata Kintoki. Odin is a powerful deity and the head of the Norse pantheon, also known as the "Supreme Norse God" (北欧の最高神, Hokuo no Saikyō-shin).[1]

Personality Like his son Thor, he is a man of few words. He rarely speaks, and communicates primarily through two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, who perch on his shoulders and convey his thoughts.

One is delighted Odin grins evilly as Zeus says that Ragnarok is not going according to plan. He also dislikes trickery, as evidenced by his reminder to Loki that in the past he asked him never to transform into Thor again. Like Thor, Odin is a bloodthirsty warrior who is deeply interested in combat.

He is a manipulative and strategic deity, willing to exploit any opportunity, be it Siegfried's imprisonment or the Ragnarok Tournament, to achieve his ultimate goal: resurrecting the Primeval Gods by sacrificing Siegfried and humanity. Even when things don't go according to plan, Odin grins ominously and curses Beelzebub for interfering with his Ragnarok plans.

Odin is shown to be caught off guard by unknown factors and events, such as when he saw the Gullnir rune on Sakata Kintoki and learned that the man knew about his past, which caused him to remain silent.

Primordial Odin was the primordial god and the original incarnation of Odin until he was imprisoned for attempting to destroy the gods. He was also the leader of Yggdrasil. He was called the creator god.

Name Kanji オーディン Romaji One Nicknames Welk (birth name) Supreme Scandinavian god Nameless God Supreme God God of creation Lord of Fury Lord of Madness Supreme God of Valhalla, Midgard and Helheim Herr Odin Alfadir One Grimnir Odin Iggr Odin Runatir Odin The most powerful god of war The last of the Golnir people Sigföd Personal Description Types God Age Epochs Floor Male Pantheon Scandinavian Pantheon Origin Asgard (Heaven) Status Status Alive Affiliation People from Gullnir Warrior Gods Gods (formerly) Relatives Thor (son) First Appearance Manga Debut Chapter 1 Anime Debut Episode 1 Gods' Apocalypse debuts Chapter 1 Image Voice Actor Show Hayami 日本語 Bill Butts English

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