~Hades~

Hades is a prominent deity Greek Pantheon, being the "King of Helheim" and solidifying his rule over the realm of Helheim as "He Who Conquered Helheim"

Much like his younger brother, Hades' appearance takes the form of a tall and handsome man with a specially-designed eyepatch on his right eye and long, stylish silver-white hair that spikes up at various spots on his head.

He's shown with a leaf-like pattern tattooed across his forehead, a spiked choker necklace lined, and a bead-like earring on his left ear with many smaller piercings. His attire is shown to be quite formal and extravagant, with a collar that spans all the way to his upper chest, and badges decorated on the left and right side of his coat. Finally, he wears long white jeans and a pair of shoes filled with square patterns.

Hades is sophisticated and quiet individual while also being a very respected and feared God among the Greek Pantheon, seen when Ares immediately gives up his seat to him at his order and when all the Gods stood in respect upon him entering the arena.

Above all else, Hades comes across as someone who defines himself primarily by his duties, both as a king and as an older brother, as he is firmly convinced that it is his role to protect his younger brothers[5], for whom he holds unconditional love. This is particularly evident by him coming up from Helheim into Valhalla to participate in the seventh round of Ragnarok, all to avenge Poseidon, who died in the third round. Even though he knew his late brother couldn't care less about being avenged, Hades still decided to fight in his name, claiming it is his duty as the eldest to avenge his younger brothers should they ever die.[6]

Although Poseidon's death was his motivation to participate in the Ragnarok, Hades surprisingly didn't become blinded by rage and hatred towards Mankind, remaining instead quite level-headed as he kept his composure since the beginning of his match.

In fact, the only time he lost control of himself was upon discovering that his opponent, Qin Shi Huang, shared a similar view on kingship to that of the late Poseidon, to which Hades' response was to burst out howling with laughter at the irony.[7] He also grew to sincerely respect his opponent's skills as both a warrior and a fellow king, and called the curse that had plagued Qin Shi Huang all his life an unfortunate blight, implying that he would never inflict such a curse on an enemy.

Although not as fast as his brothers, Hades makes up for it by being able to unleash a flurry of multiple heavy jabs with his bident that are so strong it's implied Qin Shi Huang would've died instantly if they had struck him.[11] The thrusts of his bident are so powerful that even the wind created from his attacks can slice opponents, which is how he draws first blood against Qin Shi Huang.[12] Hades seems to possess titanic strength in his back, shoulder and core muscles, which were capable of stabilizing him during his assault, given how immense his swings were against the Emperor of Qin. His grip strength is also superb as, no matter what, he never lost his grip on his bident. Furthermore, Hades is shown to be strong enough to crack apart the ground of the arena with Persephone-Kallichore and Persephone Titan.

Wind Generation: As a byproduct of his enormous strength, Hades has the ability to produce powerful wind pressure and gusts with his bident when he is using some of his techniques. Hades can generate waves of wind in his strongest attacks such as creating a powerful spiral of concentrated gusts with Persephone-Lore and Persephone-Kallichore. Persephone-Kallichore also strikes the ground with immense force and generates a large mass of fierce wind blades that spread around and caused damage to Qin. Against Beelzebub, Hades struck with such force that the sleeves of his coat were torn by his own wind pressure (which could be why he took his coat off in the very beginning of Round 7). Lastly, Persephone-Lore gathers the winds around Hades and concentrates them into a spiral around his bident, primarily on the tip, designed to utterly annihilate whatever it pierces.

His prowesses and sense of duty notably earned him the reputation of “most reliable god” in Valhalla, thanks to his heroic deeds during the Gigantomachy where Hades single-handedly defeated the Titans imprisoned in Tartarus to save the Greek Pantheon, thus demonstrating his courage but also his recklessness and inclination to shoulder all his brothers' burdens alone, Hades preferring to conceal the situation from them and deal with it on his own to avoid putting them in danger. This led Poseidon to admonish him, pointing out that it was extremely risky, but Hades brushed off his remark by stating that he would never lose as his older brother.

However, because Hades mostly defines himself by his duties and ability to be the god everyone can rely on, his self-esteem appears to be entirely dependent on these traits, since after being defeated by Qin Shi Huang, he apologized to his siblings in his final moments, while calling himself a failure as their older brother for not living up to his vow to Poseidon.

It is also evidenced through his relationship with Beelzebub that Hades is a deeply empathetic person, as he quickly understood Lilith's intentions from the mark she left on Beelzebub, to encourage the latter to keep living. He then befriended the young god, seeing in him a reflection of his own troublesome brothers, and went as far as to entrust him the Staff of Apomyius, to obstruct his plans to take his own life.

While he is a king himself, Hades believes that Poseidon was the God most worthy of the title.

Hades displayed unfathomable movement speed and reaction time, which he can use to enhance his strength, allowing him to build up a great deal of momentum within his attacks. For example, when Qin Shi Huang's Drifting Tortoise touched the blood on top of his skin, Hades managed to move and shifted the crux of his Qi before the attack could go through the blood completely.[13] His bident techniques are so fast, that they can even create afterimages.

Hades possesses godly stamina and endurance. He single-handedly wiped out all the Titans that broke free from Tartarus in the Gigantomachy but was left heavily injured and exhausted in the end. During his fight with Qin Shi Huang, Hades had many of his own attacks turned back on him, a large portion of his left arm's skin was ripped off, and his side was gouged out, yet he remained unfazed. Hades' immense pain tolerance and endurance for blood loss was also demonstrated when he continued to fight on when he slashed his own chest open and lost a huge amount of blood in order to feed his bident for its transformation. Even when the bident continued to see out his blood throughout the fight, Hades seemed to be completely fine with it and was only put down after Qin Shi Huang's final attack pierced through his heart.

Keen Intellect: As the eldest of the four sons of Kronos, Hades is shown to be very knowledgeable and more experienced than most of the other gods including his younger brothers. The first indicator is how he correctly identified Hajun, who emerged from Zerofuku during the sixth round of Ragnarok while practically everyone else displayed ignorance about the Demon King. Also, despite Zeus's love for fighting, Hades seems to possess a larger amount of combat knowledge, as shown when he could correctly predict Buddha's next move against Hajun, proving Zeus, Hermes and Ares wrong. He has more than a millennium worth of experience and was said to have fought in countless battles. During his fight with Qin Shi Huang, Hades was able to quickly notice the Chinese Emperor's ability to disrupt Qi flow and he was also able to come up with a counter for this ability by covering himself with his own blood to be able to see his attack.

Enhanced Charisma: Despite mostly prioritizing his younger brothers before anything else, Hades shows great inspirational skills and leadership qualities as he's one of the most revered and respected gods in spite of ruling Helheim, with all three of his brothers looking up to him including the mostly sociopathic Poseidon. During his entrance into the arena, all of the gods immediately stood up and saluted him in respect while Heimdall was still carrying out his introduction and his defeat caused both Adamas/Adamantine and Beelzebub to seek revenge for him in their own ways.

Indomitable Will: Hades has displayed immense willpower. He is regarded as the most reliable god within Valhalla, always putting his brothers' well-being over his own safety. He never once showed any signs of fear, even when facing an entire army of Titans by himself.

Master Spearman: Hades wields his bident with a godly degree of skill and proficiency, being able to deliver countless blows in the blink of an eye. He also displayed great dexterity in utilizing his bident in combat, delivering powerful blows incessantly and accurately. When calculating out Qin Shi Huang's air bullet technique, Hades quickly formed a countermeasure by skillfully changing the trajectory of his spear head to guide the projectile away and even spun his bident fast enough to disperse them before they could reach him. According to Ares, Hades possesses complete control over his bident being able to instantly shift a thrust into a swing quite easily and even combined a powerful downward swing with an intense draw back to overwhelm the Chinese Emperor's guard technique.

Expert Hand-to-Hand Combatant: While primarily fighting with his bident spear, Hades also shows great talent in hand-to-hand combat as he was able to briefly combine it with his spearmanship skills in his fight with Qin Shi Huang. During one exchange of blows with the Chinese Emperor, Hades had quickly shifted his attack from a spear thrust to a knee jab that overpowered his opponent's guard and quickly blocked a powerful kick with his forearm when he couldn't use his bident in time.

Semi-Immortality: As a God, Hades is incapable of dying from old age. He is very ancient, being older than the Big Bang, making him over 13.8 billion years old.

Divine Physiology: As a God, Hades possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary Human as well as being impervious to harm by mortal weapons. However, he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and strikes from Divine Weapons.

Matter Manipulation: Hades is able to manipulate objects to an extent as demonstrated when he fused the remains of Poseidon's trident with that of his own bident, creating a newer, more powerful weapon.

Divine Blood: Is a special substance. Any Divine Weapon that his blood spills upon, will harbor Hades own life force, making them more powerful in the process. He displayed this ability in the Seventh Round when Hades transformed his bident into an even more powerful weapon called "Ichor Desmos". However, using this ability slowly drains Hades' life force and can result in his death if overused. When Hades used this ability, Qin Shi Huang noticed that Hades' Qi started to flow through his bident, which eventually lead to his downfall.

Hades jumps into the air and jabs his bident down at his opponent. The force is so strong, that it can be carried through the ground and the winds created from the jab could also be used as an form of attack to injure his opponent.

Hades charges at his opponent and thrusts his bident in a straightforward motion, creating an extremely strong spiral of wind around it as he does.

Hades grips his bident by the polearm near the spearhead and raises it above his own head. From this unusual stance, Hades delivers a mighty downward swing while moving his grip down the polearm, all the way down to the end. He can apply more pressure by gripping the bident with both hands. The force of this attack was able to overwhelm Qin Shi Huang's Heavenly Phoenix's Power Embrace and crush him into the ground, injuring his head quite a bit.

Hades first swings his bident downwards at his opponent while firmly planting his feet into the ground. As his opponent blocks his bident, Hades proceeds to straighten out his left leg, raise up his right knee and lean back, causing him to knee his opponent's face.

Hades thrusts Desmos forward while charging at his opponent at the same time. The force of the attack was so strong, that it was able to break through Qin Shi Huang's Pauldron of Divine Embrace with ease and grievously injure his left shoulder.

Hades' personal weapon that consists of two twisted silver prongs, a dark purple-bluish polearm and a silver rounded tip on the other end. Before the seventh round, Hades fused the remains of Poseidon's trident with his bident so he could fight alongside his fallen brother. After doing that, the bident gained a fin-like protrusion.

Hades' trump card. By infusing Pluto Ichor into his bident, Hades upgrades his weapon into Ichor-Desmos, which consists of two sharp prongs with a long blade running through the middle and they all converge into a bloodstained tip. While this version of the bident is powerful, since Pluto Ichor contains Hades' life force, if it were to run out, it would result in his death. The spear is also a living being due to being a part of Hades' body, which means it has a flow of Qi and a crux of Qi is formed with every attack. That made it vulnerable to Qin Shi Huang's Drifting Tortoise.

Adamas is the Greek God of Conquest and was once part of the Thirteen Gods of Olympus, now reduced to twelve.

He was seemingly killed and expunged from historical records by his younger brother, Poseidon. However, on HadesHermes collected his remains and sent them to Beelzebub to put them on a new body. Regardless of being rebuilt, he is now known to a certain few gods are "The God Whose Existence Was Erased" through decree of Poseidon.

He currently resides in Helheim under the name of Adamantine

Appearance:
Adamas is a god who stands out among the Greek Pantheon for his green skin and striking red, spiky hair, which is tied with bone pins that give it a spider-like appearance. He has golden eyes surrounded by black lines, as well as purple lips. After his surgical operation to the hands of Beelzebub, Adamas was preserved into a black bio-mechanical armor acting both as a life-support system and his new body. This armor includes a retractable helmet with a fly-like design, as a nod to its creator, a violet cape, and a belt equipped with various pouches.

Adamas was a self-absorbed, self-entitled and violent God. After the Titanomachy, he became furious upon knowing that his youngest brother, Zeus, would be the King of Olympus. To prevent this, he gathered an army of the enemies of the Greek Gods, such as the Titans, Gigantes, and the monster Typhon, in order to overthrow his brother and seek the throne for himself.

He's also very short-tempered, as seen when he attacked Poseidon, after the latter insulted Adamas for betraying the principles a god should stand for. Although this attack was partially motivated by Poseidon's disrespect, Adamas was also driven by his younger brother's lack of regard towards him; the latter having never looked him in the eye since his birth, despite Adamas's best efforts to build a brotherly bond between them.

But despite his short-comings, Adamas is extremely charismatic. Before being stopped by Poseidon, he had managed to gain the support of 49 members of Zeus' council and (with Hermes' help), including a certain number of the twelve Olympian Gods' support and loyalty.

Among his brothers, Adamas loves Hades unconditionally and has an unbreakable faith in his skill.

Despite his violent demeanor he does show some care for others in his own way, as he was seen rooting for Beelzebub in his match against Nikola Tesla, threatening to kill him if he dies. Later on, Adamas even managed to calm him from his rage during his confrontation with Odin, thus showing again Adamas do care for Beelzebub and considers him as a friend.

Poseidon is the God of the Seas of the Greek Pantheon. He was a prominent deity who ruled 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".

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.

Appearance:
Poseidon takes the form of a tall and muscular man, his face is usually completely apathetic and devoid of any emotion, with golden-blonde hair as well as light blue irises and black pupils. He 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 which split in 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 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. Yet for all his flaws, he seems to be a fair, or at least respected, king considering how his servant Proteus was heartbroken over his death and begged Hades to avenge him during the Ragnarok.

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.

Zeus is a prominent deity of ancient Greece. He is the Supreme God and leader of the Greek Pantheon, a position he earned after defeating his father Kronos in the Titanomachy Tournament. He is often referred to as the "Godfather of Cosmos" or "GFOC" for short.

Zeus is also the chairman of the Gods' Council and the leader of the Gods Fighters, as he's the one choosing which fighter goes next.

Appearance:
Zeus takes the form of a frail old man of low stature and sunken eyes. He has a small tuft of spiky gray hair on the very top of his head, thick eyebrows and a goatee. Zeus dons a classical Greek clothing, a white sash tied to his waist and a piece of cloth covering his entire lower half.

When addressing his fellow Gods, Zeus appears to be extremely calm and authoritative while possessing a very formal and wise disposition. However, his true nature is that of a maniac individual obsessed with fighting, taking sadistic pleasure in crushing his opponents with all his might. His hunger for battles made him feel excited at the possibility of a betrayal by Brunhilde and allowed Adamas to stage a rebellion, all for a chance of another war. Like most Gods, Zeus holds his own kind to a superior and extremely high standard, always expecting them to win no matter the odds, and seeing things with anger when they lose to Humans.

Zeus is also an eccentric individual, having random exaggerated emotional outbursts, breaking into a dance at the start of the second round of Ragnarok in front of everyone present, even being called the most shameful God by Hermes. Furthermore, he is shown to be very proud and arrogant, declaring himself to be the "God Father of Cosmos" and confidently remarking that he would destroy Adam barehanded.

He is also extremely faithful and confident in those of the Greek Pantheon. Despite Poseidon losing to Kojiro Sasaki, Zeus stated to Ares that Heracles wouldn't lose simply because he's not the type of person to. Later on, when witnessing Hades being backed into a corner numerous times during his fight with Qin Shi Huang, Zeus' trust in his big brother never wavered as he claimed "there is no God more reliable than him", showing supreme confidence until the final moment. Then, when the Gods and Humanity were at 4 victories each, Zeus sought Apollo to break the tie, his trust coming to fruition along with the Sun God's victory.

Yet, after several rounds of Ragnarok passed and the consecutive losses of Poseidon, Heracles and Hades, Zeus visibly became more humble, as he stopped viewing the tournament as a mere game and even acknowledged Humanity's strength