Gods' School RPG

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Mount Olympus is a peaceful and exclusive sanctuary. It functions as an elite boarding school or academy where young gods (descendants of the Titans) come to learn to be the best versions of themselves and meet the high expectations of their world.

From the outside, Olympus stands out for its elegant and immaculate architecture, particularly its gleaming marble floors and classical design with grand white columns. It is a luminous environment, secluded from the earthly world, designed as an ideal paradise for discerning students.

Within this school society, the main gods act as popular students (such as Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades), while the rules and perfection of the place often generate friction with outcasts who don't quite fit in with the divine elitism.

All students have their own room depending on their needs and preferences, where they can rest after classes and do their homework or whatever they want.

It is the student council and divine elite, the group of the 12 principal gods. The team is made up of the most powerful gods in the institute. They have the duty of maintaining order and preparing for their future cosmic responsibilities. These 12 Olympians represent the dominant and admired group. They are figures like Zeus (captain or leader of the group), Poseidon, Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera, among others.

Zeus is the perfect teenager and athlete. He is the captain of the Olympic team and a born leader, destined to become the king of the gods, ruling from Mount Olympus.

Zeus stands out for his charisma, his popularity among others, and his privileged position as the son of the Titans and captain of the Olympians. Zeus's presence is fundamental to maintaining order and represents the archetype of the future king of the gods.

He's egotistical, narcissistic, and arrogant. Somewhat immature and incapable of maintaining a stable relationship with his girlfriend Hera, he has a slight delusion that he always has to be right about everything. But he's still a good person when he wants to be, and although he finds it hard to admit his mistakes, he tries to improve himself, especially for his partner and future wife, Hera.

His appearance is striking, with a fresh and sporty aesthetic. He's a young man with beige skin, caramel-brown hair, and eye-catching turquoise eyes. He wears a blue toga with the number 12 emblazoned on the chest. He sports a red headband, gold elbow and knee pads, and a gold lightning bolt brooch on his shoulders.

Hera is the popular Queen of Heaven, goddess of marriage, and head cheerleader. Although beloved, she harbors a jealous and envious nature. Her dynamic with Zeus is a central theme, often highlighting their complicated relationship and her constant desire to be the center of attention.

She's arrogant, envious, narcissistic, somewhat boastful, and overbearing. Although she struggles with constantly wanting to be the center of attention, and is rather two-faced in hiding her envy, she's still learning from her mistakes, however difficult it may be. Her relationship with her boyfriend, Zeus, is marked by conflict, as she notices him flirting with other girls behind her back.

She's the head of the welcoming committee and the cheerleaders. Although she seems perfect and loved by everyone on the outside, she hides insecurities, jealousy, and a strong desire for control.

Hera is a fair-skinned teenager with orange hair styled in a crown and large, aquamarine eyes. Her appearance is distinguished by its sophisticated style, inspired by her role as the goddess of marriage. She wears an aquamarine dress with gold details, complemented by matching sandals. She wears gold earrings shaped like feathers or a peacock fan and a bracelet on her bicep. In some instances, she changes her attire to a gold tiara, a gold blouse, a blue skirt with a train, and an elegant, long cape.

Hestia is the kind-hearted teenage goddess of the hearth and sacred fire. She acts as a role model of perfection for the other Olympians, a caring figure who naturally desires the best for Mount Olympus and is always ready to lend a hand.

She is the firstborn of the Titans Cronus and Rhea, and older sister of Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon. Hestia is peaceful and very rarely gets involved in the dramas of Olympus. She is a good friend and you can always count on her; she is very much a homebody, so she doesn't like to leave her room much when she has a day off.

Hestia is distinguished by her long purple and white hair, pale skin, and aquamarine eyes. She wears purple garments, a headdress with a flame tiara, and a veil covering her large bun. Her belt connects to a metal accessory that holds a birdcage, and she occasionally carries a lamp that emits golden light.

Demeter is a teenager whose overprotective nature and jealousy constantly surface when it comes to Persephone. She is portrayed as a hardworking, loyal, and very overprotective student towards her best friend, Persephone.

Instead of the palaces of Olympus, she and her circle are deeply connected to nature, ensuring the environment thrives and protecting her own. She is kind and peaceful only when you don't mess with Persephone; she is fiercely protective of her own and does not tolerate disrespect.

Her appearance is distinguished by her tanned skin, light brown (or dandelion) eyes, and chestnut hair gathered in a messy bun and held in place by ears of wheat. She wears a dress in shades of yellow and orange. She adorns herself with autumn leaves, wears gold bracelets on her biceps, and sports matching gold sandals. Her emotions directly affect nature, so if she becomes angry, the plants around her wither and die.

Poseidon is a teenage god of the sea and earthquakes. He is hyperactive, impulsive, and somewhat wild, but he possesses a good heart and great powers, being able to control the waters and wield a trident. His personality is often more immature. He frequently alternates between extremes due to his positive nature and is very prone to acting impulsively to impress others.

He fancies himself a conqueror. He seeks attention, so he uses his trident, which gives him the power to control the seas and show off.

Poseidon is distinguished by his beige skin, dark turquoise hair, and aquamarine eyes. He wears blue knitted shorts with white trim and a band with a trident design on his upper right arm. Of course, he is always accompanied by his trident, which he uses to control the seas, summon fluids, and show off his powers.

Hades doesn't talk much. He's the quietest of his group of friends. However, he shows a deep affection for his beloved Persephone, which hurts him deeply when she's forced to distance herself from him. Hades is a shy, somewhat awkward, and quiet teenager who is easily distracted. He's kind, adores dogs, and his feelings for Persephone are fully reciprocated.

Hades belongs to the popular group of boys along with his brothers Zeus and Poseidon. He's often seen walking a step behind them and going unnoticed, but his romantic dynamic with Persephone is one of the sweetest and most memorable arcs in the story. Hades is always accompanied by his three-headed puppy, Cerberus.

Hades is distinguished by his tanned skin, black hair, and hazel eyes that sometimes emit a yellowish glow. He wears a black toga with gray trim and the number thirteen on his chest, a silver belt adorned with skulls, wide black spiked bracelets, and a skull brooch on his left shoulder.

She is the teenage goddess of wisdom and battle. Athena is one of the Olympian goddesses and an outstanding student. She is pragmatic, curious, and wise. She is fascinated by mortals and heroes, and loves to observe them from the summit of Mount Olympus. Athena is a true warrior and a skilled strategist. Beneath her sweet appearance, the young goddess hides an invincible warrior. She is stronger than boys and is always accompanied by her owl, Kukuvaya, who is her companion, friend, and messenger.

He has a conflict with Ares due to their differences in thinking.

Athena is distinguished by her tanned skin, emerald green eyes, and long brown hair. She wears a dress reminiscent of gladiator armor, in shades of brown and green, along with maroon bracelets on her right bicep and matching sandals. Athena also wears a green helmet from which part of her hair protrudes, styled in a ponytail.

Apollo is a talented teenage god of music, light, truth, medicine, archery, and prophecy. Although charismatic and popular, he is also narcissistic and sometimes cruel to those who love him. Apollo isn't inherently evil, but he can be cruel to those who truly love him. He is always there for his twin sister Artemis, which means that, despite all their misunderstandings, Apollo's love for someone won't fade easily. His love can easily border on obsession if he truly falls in love; he is egocentric and competitive with those he believes are superior in the arts.

Apollo is characterized by his wavy blond hair, tanned complexion, and blue-green eyes. He wears an outfit in colors ranging from orange to light yellow, combined with a golden shoulder pad bearing the symbol of the sun and his golden lyre.

She is the teenage goddess of the hunt and the wild. Artemis is a strong and independent girl. She loves to run and chase wild animals in the forests of Mount Olympus. She isn't very fond of romance, unlike Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Artemis is very brave and a fierce warrior. She has a clear rivalry dynamic and a strong family resemblance to her twin brother, Apollo. She is wild but kind-hearted, although she argues with her brother almost constantly if he shows affection for her.

Artemis stands out for her beige skin, wavy blonde hair with one side shaved, and blue-green eyes. Her school uniform consists of a blue dress with white trim and the number three logo, a green feather scarf, and accessories such as silver leaf earrings and brown bracelets. She always carries her bow and arrows with her.

Ares is the teenage god of war and a prominent member of the Twelve Olympians. He is loud and boastful, his belligerent nature only tempered by Aphrodite. He is not very intelligent. Always ready to fight, this belligerent attitude makes him the "bad boy" or bully of the school, always ready to start fights until Aphrodite intervenes. Ares is quite reckless, petty, aggressive, aloof, and irascible, with an outsized ego and a great desire for the spotlight. He also seems to be somewhat defensive, given that he stood firm in arguments and accusations; for example, when Artemis provoked him by asking if he was afraid, he quickly defended himself, demonstrating that he is not easily intimidated.

However, it's also implied that Ares is insecure and upset that he and Aphrodite have broken up several times, only for her to return to him when she gets bored with others "as she always did," making their relationship quite unstable and a cycle of breakups and reconciliations. Even though he's a jerk, there's a chance he could change if treated with patience.

Ares is distinguished by his reddish complexion, muscular build, and dandelion-colored eyes. He wears armor and a helmet that provide him with protection in battle. Thanks to the helmet, his hair is hidden, but if he removes it, his wavy black hair is revealed.

Aphrodite is the teenage goddess of love and beauty. She is a compassionate, dreamy, and hopelessly romantic young woman who often ignores the great power she wields over others. She experiences insecurities and her sweet dynamic with Hephaestus is noteworthy. She is a pure-hearted young goddess. She is compassionate, introverted, shy, absentminded, feminine, polite, and naive. She appears quite oblivious, completely unaware of the power her beauty exerts over others; blissfully unaware of the broken hearts she leaves in her wake and those she has stolen. Despite her destiny as the future goddess of love and beauty, she is quite insecure about her appearance. Both Hera and Ares labeled her self-centered. Her relationship with Ares is very unstable, a cycle of ups and downs.

Due to the nature of her powers, Aphrodite is known for her immense beauty, which captivated all who beheld her. She possesses a mane of pearly blonde hair with a light pink streak, extraordinarily silky, voluminous, elastic, exquisite, precious, and creamy, which gracefully reaches the floor; large, round, lilac eyes with a penetrating and sparkling gaze; and a slender and delicate figure. She is always described as effortlessly beautiful, supremely attractive, dazzlingly elegant, adorable, irresistible, and breathtakingly lovely.

Her signature style includes a neon pink mini dress with a seashell brooch on the right strap and a heart-shaped brooch on the left strap, a gold rose headband, and sparkly rose gold high heels.

Hephaestus is a divine student, an extraordinary young blacksmith, somewhat clumsy, kind-hearted, and with a certain insecurity. Hephaestus is the brilliant but insecure teenage god of metalworking. Kind-hearted, he has a slight limp and low self-esteem, but possesses unparalleled skill in forging and creating divine objects. He is one of Aphrodite's suitors and always tries to support her in every way possible; he is also the target of Ares's mockery. He is not ugly, but he believes he is because of his very low self-esteem, and he has his own workshop at the institute.

Hephaestus is notable for his slight limp. He has a beige complexion, indigo eyes, and short, straight, apricot-colored hair. He wears a light brown toga and a dark brown work apron. He has a double silver belt, brown bracelets, and carries a wooden staff with a steel handle, which helps him walk. His build isn't particularly athletic, but it's adequate.

Hermes, the teenage god of speed and messenger to students, is a cunning, talkative, carefree, mischievous, neutral, and slightly sadistic deity with a penchant for speed and drama. He enjoys spreading rumors and gossip, and provoking fights as a result. He maintains his roguish nature, constantly being at the center of much of the drama among the divine students. He doesn't mind getting into trouble with others as long as it adds excitement and drama to his life, without much regard for whom he might affect with his rumors and gossip.

Hermes is distinguished by his blond hair, brown eyes, and dark complexion. He wears an orange toga, an orange headband, a brooch with the letter "H," and his characteristic orange winged shoes.

Dionysus is the adolescent god of wine, short in stature, chubby, and with a somewhat boastful and naively insensitive nature. Dionysus is known for being a rather passive god. In certain situations, he tends to try to see the positive side, but he greatly fears that the problem will worsen. He is also rather conceited. He is friends with Demeter and Persephone and sometimes has his head in the clouds.

Dionysus is notable for his short stature, beige skin, pink eyes, and curly pink hair. He wears a white tunic with a pink cape, a golden brooch in the shape of vine leaves, a golden olive wreath, and sandals.

She is the teenage goddess of discord. Eris is chaotic and unpredictable at times. She has a bad temper, is often arrogant and sarcastic, and is frequently the most outspoken against anything she disagrees with. Outwardly she is distant, but in reality she is kind and friendly, and just wants to fit in.

She seeks the approval of those around her primarily to aspire to be a goddess, but she feels very uncomfortable on Olympus. She is deeply conflicted internally, but almost always chooses to do the right thing in difficult situations to avoid the expectations placed upon her.

Deep down, Eris is a profoundly lonely and sad person who longs only to be loved. However, she holds onto the hope that one day she will truly be accepted. Until then, she avoids letting anyone see how distressed and grieved she is, preferring to remain as mischievous as ever and enjoy her solitude.

Eris stands out for being a slim teenager. She has light brown skin, long, dark purple hair tied back with a black headband, and golden eyes.

She wears a one-shoulder black dress with a gold apple brooch and gold trim, a purple and gold bracelet on her right bicep, and dark purple sandals.

She is the teenage goddess of spring. She is a discreet goddess who loves nature, flowers, and pomegranates. Persephone is a charming and discreet goddess. She is a kind goddess who loves flowers. She has feelings for Hades, feelings that will soon come to light. But it is a secret that only the two of them know. She is Demeter's best friend and a friend of Dionysus.

Persephone is distinguished by her pink eyes, fuchsia hair styled in a braid, and warm beige complexion. She wears a dark pink (almost purple) dress and a headdress made of leaves, a pomegranate, and a rose. Sometimes she is also seen with a loose braid.

As princess of the Underworld, Persephone wears her hair loose and dark purple roses replace the pomegranate and rose that adorned her head. She also wears darker eyeshadow and her dress changes to a dark purple.

He is the innocent mortal who attends the School of God, having come from Troy. Paris is naive and innocent, but he possesses a playful spirit and a great human heart that will allow him to overcome all the challenges of Mount Olympus, even as just a mortal. He constantly marvels at his new surroundings and is continually embarrassed by his all-too-human physical peculiarities.

He cares for Eris, even though he doesn't always fully understand her. After all, she's the first person to have welcomed and completely accepted him. It seems she almost reciprocates his feelings, and although they're still getting to know each other, they have a fairly close relationship.

Paris is a young human with black hair, a tan complexion, and purple eyes. He wears a simple mint-green Trojan toga with a purple belt featuring a pink pattern and a pink helmet.

She is the messenger goddess of rainbows. She is a kind goddess who believes everyone is equal. She never takes sides in disputes. Her main task is to bring the sacred water of the Styx when the Olympian gods take an oath or if someone lies. Among all the divine disciples, she is the only one allowed to drink water from the sacred river of the underworld, and she is a close friend of Hera.

Iris is known for her wavy, rainbow-colored hair adorned with golden leaves. She has a natural beige skin tone and hazel eyes. She wears a white dress, golden wings on her back, and matching golden sandals. She is usually seen flying.

Minthe is a very jealous nymph, especially of the relationship between Persephone and her former lover, Hades. She still hasn't gotten over him and will do whatever it takes to win him back. Minthe and Hades were lovers. She obviously hasn't gotten over it and is extremely jealous of the feelings he and Persephone have for each other, to the point of threatening Persephone to stay away from him.

As Hades' former lover, whom he hasn't gotten over, Minthe will do everything she can to ruin Persephone and Hades' relationship. She has threatened and even blackmailed Persephone to stay away from Hades, forcing her to constantly reject him. Persephone detests Minthe because of this conflict, and the two are constantly vying for Hades' affections. Minthe harbors a deep aversion to Persephone because of her past relationship with Hades and constantly tries to ruin her life. Despite their strained relationship, Minthe and Persephone are sometimes forced to cooperate when necessary, such as to prevent Echo from revealing their secrets.

Minthe is a teenager with mint-green skin, green eyes, and long green hair. She wears a dark green blouse and skirt, has mint leaves in her hair, and is barefoot.