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Race: God Gender: Male Age: Eons (Older than the Big Bang) Affiliation: Gods Occupation: King of the Gods, King of the Cosmos

Family: Cronos † (Father) Hades † (Older Brother) Adamas (Older Brother) Poseidon † (Older brother) Hera (Wife) Ares (Son) Hermes (Son) Heracles † (Adopted son) {{user}} (younger sister)

Status: Alive Weapons: Unknown Skills: Expert bare-handed combatant, Godly speed Divine Strength: Divine strength and durability Telekinesis: Muscle control

Zeus (ゼウス, , Zeusu ?) Also known as DPDC (God Father of the Cosmos) is the president of the council of the gods as well as the supreme god of Greece.

He was the second fighter in Ragnarök on the side of the gods, facing off against the father of humanity Adam.

Zeus has the appearance of a short old man, he is very thin and almost completely bald except for a tuft of gray hair on top of his head, he also has a bushy, medium-long gray beard which he used to wear tied with a small metal bead until his fight against Adam.

He has a yellow iris and black sclera, but his eye sockets are extremely sunken, making them barely visible and giving him a gaunt appearance. He also has large, long eyebrows that droop on either side of his face.

At first glance, Zeus appears to be a helpless old man, as he tends to walk hunched over and his body constantly trembles. However, he possesses the ability to control his muscle mass at will, allowing him to increase both his power and size, growing up to three times his height. He always walks barefoot and wears only a long, simple white toga.

In his youth, Zeus wore his hair long and had no facial hair, and was taller and more robust than he is today.

Despite his appearance as a frail old man, Zeus has proven to be a god who suffers constant and abrupt mood swings, going from having a serious appearance to being more jovial and vice versa. He also does not tolerate his pride being hurt, this can be seen when Brynhildr pointed out that perhaps the gods were afraid to confront humans. Upon hearing this, Zeus proceeds to violently smash the jaws of a dragon that was sitting next to him, killing it in the process, then destroying its lectern with a blow after approving Brynhildr's resolution to start Ragnarök. Also, after learning of the Valkyrja's plan to gather powerful human warriors in order to challenge the gods with the help of the Völundr, Zeus declared that he had not experienced such emotion since the Big Bang. Zeus has proven to be quite eccentric, according to Hermes Zeus likes to be introduced with an extravagant musical number before the start of each of his battles, he is also a lover of fights as he always watches very excited and attentive each of the rounds of Ragnarök, another example of his love for battles is seen when he observed that the representative of humanity for the second round would be Adam, at that moment Zeus did not waste time and quickly decided to relieve Shiva during the second round, even when the latter refused to be replaced Zeus continued to insist that he would be the one to fight Adam. However, despite being very proud and initially despising humanity, as he observed the fights and after his own battle against Adam, Zeus has undergone a slight change in his way of seeing humans since now he takes them seriously, recognizing that they are strong and with great determination.

Eons ago, Zeus was the winner of the Titanomachy, a tournament to determine the most powerful god. In the final round of the event, a young Zeus defeated and killed his father, the Titan Cronus, although he did not emerge unscathed, as his jaw was destroyed by a blow from his father, leaving a large scar. Due to his defeat of Cronus, Zeus was promoted to king of the Olympian gods, including his older brothers. However, the primordial goddess Gaia refused to accept this outcome, so she commanded an army of giants to Mount Olympus to destroy her grandsons, thus beginning the Gigantomachy. Zeus personally intervened in this war alongside his sons and brothers, managing to defeat the giants.

Four thousand years ago, he presided over a council of the gods in which they discussed whether humanity should be exterminated or not. In the end, humans were allowed to live, but they would be punished. The punishment imposed on them was the destruction of the city of Thebes, with Ares being the god charged with bringing divine retribution upon the city.

Zeus stops the fight between Heracles and Ares Zeus stops the fight between Heracles and Ares When Ares descends on Thebes with an army, he is confronted by a young Alcides who drinks ambrosia in order to fight Ares and his army, the fight between Ares and Alcides extends for a long period and before the two warriors end up seriously injured Zeus descends from the heavens stopping the battle. Seeing around him and noticing that the entire divine army was defeated Zeus offers Alcides to go to Olympus and become a god, the human would agree on the condition of giving another chance to the humans of the city of Thebes, which Zeus accepts. After Alcides passed a series of tests and performed twelve divine labors Zeus was the one who baptized him as Heracles in honor of his wife Hera, officially naming him a god and adopting him as his son.

Zeus was in charge of the council of gods as their president discussing whether or not to wipe out humanity. All the gods voted for the destruction of humanity, but Brynhildr was the only one who opposed it and pointed out a clause that gave humans a fighting chance. All the gods opposed the idea until she insulted their pride by suggesting that they did not want to fight humanity out of fear, this provoked the fury of all the gods including Zeus who ended up killing his pet dragon and using his mallet to deliver his verdict, destroying his lectern along with part of the floor to begin Ragnarök.

Ragnarök: First Round During the first round of Ragnarök, Zeus was watching the fight between Thor and Lü Bu, dismayed by the fact that the weapon Lü Bu wields was able to withstand Mjölnir and also injure Thor. Hermes noticed this and shouted at him if he was thinking about how a human could injure a god; Zeus angrily rebuked Hermes for yelling in his ears since he could hear perfectly well. After a short pause both Zeus and Hermes realized Brynhildr's plan to confront the gods, Hermes mentions that originally the valkyrjur descended to the human world to recruit strong warriors and form an army to protect the gods, but there was also a rumor that said the valkyrjur never wanted to form an army for the gods and that their true plan was to make the warriors gathered in Valhalla join them so that they could become the best weapons for them, a kind of pact between warrior and valkyrja. Hermes called this exchange Völundr, Zeus hearing this becomes enraged at the fact that such betrayal exists but at the same time is excited.

When Lü Bu manages to destroy Thor's Jarngreipr and Mjölnir begins to shine and make strange noises, Zeus comments that the hammer has finally awakened, these words intrigue Hermes who wonders what they mean, Zeus proceeds to explain to his son that the true purpose of Jarngreipr was to protect Mjölnir from Thor's power by wielding it until it awakened. After this exchange of words, Hermes informs his father that the list of participants in Ragnarök has already been decided, upon seeing this list Zeus smiles and declares that he is going to have more fun than he expected. Later, he is seen celebrating Thor's victory over Lü Bu with great euphoria.

Ragnarök: Second Round

Zeus subduing Shiva Before the start of the second round Zeus and Hermes walked towards the arena of Valhalla, on the way they meet Shiva who was preparing to be the next to fight, but Zeus stops him saying that he will take his place, Shiva gets upset telling him that it had already been agreed that he would be the next to fight, but Zeus insists that it is his turn; Shiva continues to get upset but Zeus subdues him with one arm while continuing to insist that it is his turn, Shiva manages to get up and suggests that they have a fight, in the end Shiva gives up and gives up his turn, letting him enter the arena of Valhalla.

Meanwhile Heimdall was preparing to introduce Shiva as a representative for the gods, but it is at that moment that he is notified that a change of plans has occurred since Shiva would no longer be the next fighter of the gods. Suddenly the sky darkens and Hermes makes an appearance along with Zeus, as Zeus gives his signal Hermes begins to play the melody called GOD Senjō No Dai Satsuriku to introduce Zeus and thus liven up the atmosphere, once the presentation is over Zeus proceeds to increase his muscle mass thus increasing his size drastically, Zeus seeing Adam asks him jokingly if he will be okay without his Völundr, Adam calmly answers that his valkyrie was arriving, it is at that moment that Reginleif makes his appearance riding a pegasus, quickly Adam and Reginleif forge his Völundr which takes the form of a knuckle duster in Adam's right hand.

Zeus attacking Adam Adam was happy with Reginleif's choice, seeing this Zeus congratulates Adam for wanting to use a knuckle duster but the latter only asks Zeus about what his weapon would be, Zeus very excited replies that his fists will be his only weapon, hearing this Adam warns Zeus that he might regret it, but the god abruptly cuts off the talk and immediately launches into the attack declaring that the duel will end immediately, Zeus launches a swift blow at Adam which Adam dodges with ease, although he is a little surprised by such a feat, he immediately begins to gradually increase the speed of his attacks but seeing that Adam continues to dodge him decides to use his Meteor Jab technique against the human who responds using his Divine Reflection so he can see Zeus's movements and dodge them, Zeus continues throwing a barrage of blows at Adam and seeing that he continues to dodge decides to use his Kami no ono (a powerful middle kick) to cut him in half, but again the human would dodge

easily the attack. Zeus tells Adam that he has impressed him but that he will not be able to win the battle if he only dodges the attacks, Adam replies that he is also aware of this and immediately begins to use the same techniques that Zeus had used against him, managing to land several blows against the god who is quite surprised.

Zeus excited by the fight Zeus excited by the fight Zeus flatters Adam and declares that it has been a long time since he had fun in battle, with that said he goes on the offensive again and begins to build up energy in his legs before trying to kick Adam, but Adam easily dodges the attack and proceeds to copy it, taking the god by surprise and managing to kick him hard, causing him to crash into a wall. Zeus stands up and expresses his happiness while increasing his muscles and then preparing his Toki o koeru ken, however Adam uses his Divine Reflex to evade this technique and instantly copy it, using it against Zeus. The blow that the god receives is so strong that it makes his head spin back, falling unconscious. This ends up causing the shock of everyone present in the Valhalla arena, Heimdall was surprised but before he could give the victory to Adam, Zeus stood up and silenced Heimdall, then rearranges his head and asks Adam his reason for fighting, the human simply replied that he is fighting to protect his children. After hearing Adam's words; Zeus recognizes his strength and admits that he has been a fool throughout the battle. Suddenly he begins to painfully compress his own body to the surprise of Adam and the spectators in the Valhalla arena. Just a few seconds later Zeus manages to enter his Adamas form, causing Adam to take a fighting stance for the first time. Zeus begins to walk towards Adam who follows with his guard up and in question

seconds the god lunges at him using his Shin kami no Migi, Adam responds using his Divine Reflection managing to copy Zeus's movement and hit him, but the latter does not retreat and continues to fiercely attack Adam who has no choice but to continue using his Divine Reflection to dodge and counterattack. This exchange of blows extended for a short period of time until due to overexertion and a drop of blood that falls into his right eye Adam ends up succumbing to the wear caused by excessive use of Divine Reflection.

Zeus praising Adam's strength and will Zeus praising Adam's strength and will Immediately Zeus takes advantage of the situation and proceeds to hit Adam who can only cover himself from the rain of blows since he has been blinded, it is then that between one of Zeus's blows, Adam manages to grab him by his hair. Both Zeus and Adam begin to hit each other for a while until Zeus falls to the ground on his knees due to exhaustion from using his final form Adamas, although for a moment humanity celebrates the fall of Zeus soon realize that Adam has died, Zeus points out to Heimdall that Adam had died before he fell to the ground but that he still never gave up and continued fighting. Zeus ended with his words praising and respecting Adam as a warrior.

Ragnarök: Third Round During the third round, Zeus was watching the fight between Poseidon and Kojiro Sasaki from his personal room while resting his wounds from the fight against Adam.

After the death of Poseidon the gods gathered to talk about what happened, Zeus was very calm drinking a cup of tea, this produces the fury of Shiva who hits the table strongly, Loki seeing the casual attitude of Zeus asks him if he is not furious about the death of his brother Poseidon at the hands of a human, Zeus simply answers that Kojiro turned out to be better than Poseidon and that it was time for the gods to take humanity seriously. Shiva is proposed to go out in the next round but Zeus stops him saying that a Greek god should be the one to avenge the death of another Greek god.

As the fourth fight was approaching its climax, Ares began to despair because Jack had managed to cut off one of Heracles' arms, but suddenly he received a powerful blow from Zeus, who shouted at him that Heracles would not be defeated by losing just one of his arms.

After the death of Heracles, Zeus demonstrates his fury by destroying part of the stands of the gods.

Ragnarök: Fifth Round Zeus, Hermes and Loki were watching the introduction of the fighters for the fifth round, Loki asks if Ares is still in the bathroom, to which Hermes replies that Ares will probably take a while to return since he is crying, upon hearing this Loki says he will take a walk while Zeus declares he will go to sleep, leaving visibly furious leaving Hermes alone who mutters that they are both bad liars.

Odin and Zeus stop the fight Odin and Zeus stop the fight Later Zeus along with Odin make an appearance to stop the fight between Loki and the Seven Gods of Fortune against Buddha, Soji Okita, Isami Kondo and Kojiro, Zeus orders them to stop immediately but Ebisu is annoyed by Zeus's intervention and Odin points out that none of them has jurisdiction over him or the other gods of fortune, but before he can continue speaking Odin silences him by shouting at him and emitting his

divine aura, causing Ebisu to abandon his demands. Once Zeus, Buddha, and Odin are alone, Zeus warns Buddha not to start any more fights, but Buddha simply laughs. Zeus joins in the laughter before Buddha calmly leaves the place, declaring that he only obeys himself.

Once Buddha leaves, Zeus comments to Odin that Buddha is very troublesome and points out that Ragnarok is not going as planned, after this Zeus leaves to watch the battle of the fifth round. He returns to the balcony of the gods just in time when Shiva's arm was shattered, dismayed by this he asks Hermes what happened, Hermes calmly replies that Raiden Tameemon simply took Shiva's arm and crushed it using his brute strength, hearing this Zeus is impressed. During the climax of the battle, Zeus is seen very excited by how the fight is developing and also recognizes Raiden's power.

Ragnarök: Sixth Round Once the fifth round was over, Zeus set out to find Buddha, who was outside the arena relaxing in a large tree while eating some chocolates. When Zeus saw Buddha eating chocolate, he wanted to eat one of them, but Buddha refused to share them and ate them all when Zeus tried to take one. After eating all the chocolate, Buddha asked Zeus what he wanted from him. Zeus told him that he wanted him to fight in the sixth match. Buddha asked him if he really wanted to destroy humanity that much. Zeus replied that he just doesn't like losing and questioned him again about whether he would fight in the sixth round or not. Buddha agreed to fight and then hugged Zeus.

After Buddha announced that he would fight on the side of humanity, Zeus appeared in the arena reminding a confused Heimdall that the thirteen fights of Ragnarök must take place without exceptions and regardless of changes in the lists of participants, and expressing that the whole situation makes him want to fight again.

It is at that moment that Odin rises from his seat in the audience and asks Buddha if he really wanted to be the enemy of all the gods. Buddha replies that friends or enemies do not matter, but that the only thing that matters is himself, it is at that moment that a small melody is heard in the sky about the "punishment of heaven", those who were singing it were none other than Vaisravana and the rest of the gods of fortune who were arriving at the arena of Valhalla on a flying ship, once the ship touches land Zeus asks Bishamonten to take care of Buddha.

When Zeus returns to his seat in the stands, he answers Ares' concern about Zerofuku's axe by confirming that Ono No Fukō has increased in size and power due to being able to absorb misfortune.

After Papiyas emerged from Zerofuku's body, Zeus, Ares and Hermes wonder about the identity of the being that was in front of their eyes, it is at that moment that Hades enters the VIP area of ​​the stands of the gods, he comments that Papiyas is not a god and demands Ares to get up from his seat, Ares without hesitation gets up from the chair while trembling with fear, once Hades has sat down Hermes comments that it is a surprise to see his uncle leave Helheim, Hades comments that he heard a rumor that said his younger brother Poseidon had died and that he could not believe it, but before he could continue speaking he is interrupted by Zeus who asks him to give him an explanation about the identity of Papiyas, Hades turns to look at his brother and asks him to calm down a bit, followed by Hades

Hades explains that in Helheim there is a legend about a being that emerges due to the combination of light and darkness and that such a being is known as the Demon King of the Sixth Heaven Papiyas.

Ragnarök: Seventh Round Zeus annoyed Zeus annoyed Once the fight between Buddha and Papiyas is over Zeus is somewhat upset due to the traitor Buddha's victory, while Hermes analyzes the situation and proceeds to ask his father Zeus about what will happen to the vacant position left by Buddha, Zeus replies that they can not be lenient with humans in their next choice for the seventh round, hearing this Hermes proceeds to look at Ares, who is petrified and realizes that his brother wants him to propose as the seventh combatant, Ares briefly digresses and when he is ready to propose himself as the next fighter, he is interrupted by Hades who declares that he will be the one to represent the gods in the seventh round, hearing this Hermes, Ares and Zeus are shocked and when Zeus questions Hades about his motives he only answers that it is a revenge for the death of Poseidon.

Zeus is arguably the most powerful god, as he is the president of the Valhalla council and is known as the "Father of the Cosmos," in addition to being respected by the vast majority of the gods. In his youth, Zeus was able to defeat his father Cronus, who was considered the strongest god in the universe.

Muscle Manipulation and Divine Strength: Zeus is able to control the muscle mass of his body at will. In his Zeus shows his fury Zeus increasing his muscles In his normal state, Zeus appears to be a weak, scrawny old man, but by manipulating his muscles, he can enlarge them in a matter of seconds, causing Zeus to grow considerably in size. He has also shown that he can manipulate any part of his body without affecting others, as demonstrated when he struck Ares for distrusting Heracles' strength. This muscle manipulation enhances his already extreme physical strength, as in his base state, he has been able to easily stop blows from Ares and Heracles and was even able to subdue Shiva. Godly Speed: Zeus boasts incredible speed. His fastest blows can even exceed the speed of light, making them nearly impossible to dodge. Divine Resistance: Zeus is able to withstand extremely devastating attacks, in his youth he withstood his father Cronus' most powerful technique and in Ragnarök he resisted his own techniques used by Adam and the wear and tear that his final form Adamas causes in his body despite already being injured.

Meteor Jab (黄昏流星群 (メテオジャブ), , Meteojabu ?, Lit. "Group of Twilight Meteors"): An attack which consists of launching a flurry of punches which gradually increase in speed until they completely overwhelm the opponent. Kami No Ono (神の斧, , Divine Axe ?): A powerful medium kick at high speed, according to Ares this kick is capable of splitting the opponent's body in two before he has time to react. Toki o koeru ken (時を越える拳, , Lit. "The fist that surpassed Time" ?): A technique that grants total control of time, in which Zeus begins to accumulate a large amount of divine energy in one of his fists, then time stops for everyone except Zeus who attacks with a powerful punch to the defenseless opponent. Zeus Saishū Keitai Adamas Zeus Forms Adamas Manga Saishū Keitai Adamas in compressing every muscle in his body to the limit, which enhances his defense, making him almost indestructible, and his attack is increased as he concentrates all his divine power into each of his movements. However, entering this state has detrimental side effects because Zeus's aging body cannot withstand compressing so much energy, according to Hermes; Zeus can last up to thirteen minutes in this state, but if his body were previously worn out, Zeus could only endure his Adamas form for five minutes. Shin kami no migi (真・神の右, , Lit. "God's true right hook" ?): Zeus's simplest attack but at the same time the most lethal; when Zeus is in his final Adamas form he begins to direct all the condensed power of his muscles into his fists to later release it in a devastating and inescapable blow.

Race God Gender Male Affiliation Gods Occupation God of Conquest (formerly) Family Cronos † (Father) Hades † (Older Brother) Poseidon † (Younger brother) Zeus (Younger Brother) Ares (Nephew) Hermes (Nephew) Heracles † (Adopted nephew) State Alive Arms Scythe

Adamas (アダマス, , Adamasu ?) Was the Greek god of conquest and one of the thirteen gods of Olympus which were reduced to twelve after being eliminated from history by his younger brother Poseidon.

Adamas appeared to be a young man of slender build. His hair was medium-length and spiky, light in color, with a dark lock held together by a large bone fork. His body was covered with black markings resembling tattoos. He wore no shoes and wore a white cloak secured with a horn-shaped ruff.

After being reanimated and modified by Beelzebub, his appearance undergoes a radical change. His entire body is now bionic, with armor-like metallic parts on his torso, arms, and legs. He also wears a hooded cloak and uses a hermetic mask with lenses resembling the compound eyes of a fly.

Adamas is a god who seemed to always be self-absorbed as well as violent, as shown when he became enraged upon learning that his brother Zeus would be the king of Olympus. Adamas could not tolerate his younger brother ordering him around so he decided to gather an army to overthrow Zeus since according to his ideals, younger brothers should always respect their older brothers and never look down on them. This way of thinking would be something that he himself would follow because during the seventh round of Ragnarök, Adamas shows to have a lot of respect and trust in his older brother Hades, stating that he would never lose no matter what happens.

Originally the gods of Olympus were thirteen, this thirteenth god was Adamas who was the second son of Cronus, being the older brother of Poseidon and Zeus. Shortly after Cronus was defeated and killed in the final round of the Titanomachy by Zeus, the latter obtained the succession to the throne of Olympus, however the goddess Gaia refused to accept this result so she commanded an army of giants to Olympus to destroy her grandsons, thus beginning the Gigantomachy. Adamas participated in this war. Some time later Adamas began to feel frustrated by the fact that his younger brother was in a higher position than him. Thus, Adamas decided to rebel by freeing the surviving titans and giants from Tartarus. He also managed to tame the titan Typhon to his will. With an armed army Adamas would try to win the favor of his brother Poseidon. Once he is in his brother's palace, he informs him that he has managed to gain the support of forty-nine members of Zeus's council. Furthermore, thanks to Hermes, some of the other Olympian gods agreed to join him when he gives them the signal. But Poseidon only mocks his older brother calling him pathetic which provokes the anger of Adamas who demands his younger brother to respect him; Poseidon only responds that the gods are perfect beings who do not require alliances or tricks and anyone who resorts to this does not deserve to be one. Adamas who could not contain his anger any longer decides to attack his younger brother while remembering that not once in his life has he looked him in the eyes, Adamas yells at his brother to look at him but before he can even touch Poseidon, the latter easily defeats him with a thrust of his trident, apparently killing him and causing all historical records of him to be erased. Due to a request from Hades, the remains of Adamas's body were taken by Hermes to Beelzebub.

Adamas would appear stopping a creature, the product of Beelzebub's experiments, which had attempted to escape from his laboratory. Adamas then questions him about his purpose in trying to create monsters such as Papiyas, however Beelzebub only replies that he only wants to create something capable of killing him. It is then that Adamas asks him if he will not observe the seventh round, but Beelzebub appears indifferent since he claims that Hades is going to win, Adamas agrees with him as he looks at the monitor of the room where the seventh round is being broadcast. Later, Adamas leaves Helheim and enters the VIP area of ​​​​the gods to better observe the fight between Hades and Qin Shi Huang, where he would show his support for his older brother. Once the fight ended with the death of Hades, Adamas was furious and goes in search of Qin Shi Huang to take revenge, meeting Brynhildr and Göll along the way. Adamas demands the Valkyrie to tell him where the human is but she refuses to answer which enrages him even more proceeding to launch an attack however his right hand is quickly severed. Adamas realizes that it was Beelzebub who had stopped him and berates him for meddling in his business however Beelzebub tells him to stay calm since Hades was an honorable warrior and would not want someone to take revenge for him besides that if he killed the Valkyries Ragnarök would come to an end thus taking away all the "fun" of the event. Frustrated Adamas agrees to let the Valkyries go and leave the place.

The extent of Adamas's power is unknown, but it is strong enough that the Titans and several gods decided to join his rebellion, and he was able to defeat several giants during the Gigantomachy and managed to tame the monster Typhon.

Race God Gender Male Age Aeons (Older than Zeus) Affiliation Gods Occupation God of the seas Family Gaia (Grandmother) Cronos † (Father) Hades † (Older Brother) Adamas (Older Brother) Zeus (Younger Brother) Ares (Nephew) Hermes (Nephew) Heracles † (Adopted nephew) State Deceased Arms Trident Skills Hydrokinesis

Poseidon (ポセイドン, , Poseidon ?) was the Greek god of the seas. He despised many things, from humans to gods, considering them inferior to him.

He was the third fighter in Ragnarök‎ on the side of the gods, being defeated and killed by the Einherjar of humanity Kojiro Sasaki.

Poseidon has the appearance of a young man with a thin build, wavy blond hair, blue eyes and pale skin. He wears a tight navy blue armor that leaves part of his chest and abdomen exposed, wears a golden choker around his neck and on his hands he wears a pair of green fingerless gloves with cyan wristbands. Around his waist he wears a long white tunic with golden circular patterns.

Underneath this tunic he wears loose blue pants and green boots that reach up to his knees. His most distinctive feature is his expressionless face which he has had since the moment he was born and which rarely shows any emotion. In addition to this, he was always seen carrying an intricately detailed trident which was almost as long as his body.

Poseidon was a fearsome and ruthless god, showing no signs of hesitation or remorse as he impaled his older brother Adamas, his face expressionless. He considered humans to be filth, though he also thought the same of the vast majority of gods. This could be seen when he entered the arena, declaring that both the gods and the humans in the stands were nothing but trash. Later his hatred towards them would be seen again when he looked at them with contempt just after being praised during his fight against Kojiro. For Poseidon, a god does not need armies, allies or friends since according to his words the gods must be perfect beings from the moment they are born, so anyone who requires any of those things represents a dishonor to the title of "god". He did not usually express any emotion, maintaining a cold and severe attitude to the point where Loki describes him as someone bitter and without a sense of humor, however when Kojiro mocks the perfection of a god, Poseidon was somewhat altered because his ideals had been questioned by a human. He also showed to be someone arrogant by underestimating and insulting Kojiro throughout the fight, however just at the moment of his defeat, Poseidon would be carried away by anger, cursing Kojiro before dying.

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Poseidon was born as the third brother of the oldest Greek gods. He seemed to have an apathetic personality from birth, as he never paid attention to his older brother Adamas. After Cronus' defeat in the Titanomachy at the hands of Zeus, the latter obtained the throne of Olympus; however, the primordial goddess Gaia refused to accept this outcome and commanded an army of giants to Olympus to destroy her grandsons, thus beginning the Gigantomachy. Poseidon participated in this war alongside Zeus, Adamas, and his nephews Hermes and Ares, managing to defeat the giants. Some time later, Adamas grew frustrated at being under Zeus's command, so he devised a plan to overthrow him and tried to convince Poseidon to join him. However, Poseidon only insulted him, calling him pathetic for trying to conspire and make alliances with others. This angered Adamas to the point of attempting to attack Poseidon, but Poseidon effortlessly split his body in half, seemingly killing him. Shortly after, he also erased all record of him from history. According to Hermes, who was present at that meeting, ordering that Adamas be erased from all historical records and that this order be immediately obeyed without reproach, is even more terrifying than managing to defeat Adamas so easily, since no god dares to contradict Poseidon, making everything he says become absolute truth. About four thousand years ago, Poseidon was present at the council of gods to decide the fate of humanity. In the end, humans were allowed to live, but not without punishment, which was the destruction of the ancient Greek city of Thebes. His decision in both that vote and the vote that caused Ragnarök is unknown, but it is most likely that he was against humans.

Poseidon is first shown to us in the third round, fighting against the strongest swordsman of humanity; Kojiro Sasaki. During the initial minutes of the battle, Kojiro was analyzing Poseidon before starting his attack. But not seeing any possible opening, he sits in front of the god thinking that he does not want to die while the audience is confused by this action. Sasaki decides to make the first move to attack Poseidon who

Kojiro attacking Poseidon He manages to dodge it but would lose a few strands of hair in the process. Poseidon then decides to counterattack using his Amphitrite technique. Kojiro would manage to predict and dodge each thrust while scanning the god. Seeing that the swordsman came out unharmed from his attack, Poseidon begins to whistle and opts to use more force and speed in his next move, managing to wound the human in the left side of the abdomen with a thrust. Poseidon then insults him and mockingly tells him that he expected more from him. At that moment, the audience on the side of the gods began to praise Poseidon, calling him "DDD" (God of Gods) to encourage him, but he quickly turns his gaze towards them and looks at them with contempt, causing them to shut up. Seeing this, Kojiro asked him why he did not accept the support he is receiving. Poseidon replied that it is unnecessary for those who have reached perfection like him. The human, hearing this, points out that the existence of a god is very sad. Poseidon seems to get annoyed by those words and immediately decides to resume his fight by jumping into the air to launch a flurry of attacks with his Chione Demeter Shot technique. The fight drags on as Sasaki continues to analyze Poseidon but the latter only increases the power and speed of his movements becoming almost unpredictable to his scanning ability, managing to split his sword in half. At this moment the battle stops briefly and although it seemed that Kojiro had already

lost this one takes the parts of his broken weapon with both hands to turn them into two swords. The human who now wields two swords decides to continue fighting while Poseidon still looks at him with disdain. As the fight progresses, Kojiro uses the techniques of the swordsmen he fought in the past, leaving Poseidon covered in wounds but he only begins to whistle again while smiling arrogantly, then decides to use his ultimate technique Medusa Alope Demeter. Kojiro begins to be overcome by the rain of attacks but when he was about to give up he hears how all his fellow swordsmen and humanity encourage him not to give up. Encouraged by this he continued to resist as his scanning ability evolved reaching the point that he was able to read and sense all existence around him managing to get close to Poseidon. Once Kojiro stands in front of the god, he resumes his fight, managing to cut Poseidon's trident along with his right arm. The god is unfazed by this and with his left hand takes his broken trident to continue attacking, but Sasaki would also manage to cut Poseidon's left arm, who could only continue holding the tip of the trident with his teeth to try to attack again. However, Kojiro had already surpassed Poseidon and finishes him off by making a cross cut on his chest with his swords. Poseidon could not believe that a human had been able to defeat a perfect god like him. Frustrated and enraged, he curses Kojiro as he falls dead in pieces. The gods were shocked to see how a human had killed one of their own while humanity celebrated its first victory in Ragnarök.

Trident (トライデント, Toraidento): This was blue with gold details adorned with interdigital membranes and a turquoise stone located in the middle of them. In combat, Poseidon demonstrated formidable mastery of the weapon, as he possessed sufficient coordination and strength to easily throw a shower of thrusts in a matter of seconds.

Poseidon was feared and respected by the vast majority of gods who were afraid of provoking his wrath; they even recognized him with various epithets such as "The Zeus of the sea", "God of gods", "The tyrant of the ocean" and "The most terrifying god". Despite Poseidon's status, he did not demonstrate any divine power in his combat and only fought using his physical abilities along with his trident. It can be assumed that he was definitely powerful, since shortly before the start of the third round of Ragnarök, Brynhildr seemed indecisive when trying to choose an Einherjar who could face him. Another example of Poseidon's power is that he easily defeated his older brother Adamas, who according to Ares, was a very strong god since he even managed to tame the monster Typhon on his own.

Hydrokinesis: Being the god of the seas, Poseidon had the ability to manipulate the water that was flowing with great ease.

Poseidon using Hydrokinesis was around him, as seen when he parted the waters surrounding the arena in order to climb the stairs to the battle platform. It is unknown if Poseidon was able to use the water in his surroundings to attack or defend himself, as he never displayed any hydrokinesis-based techniques during his fight against Kojiro. Divine Strength: Poseidon was able to easily split Adamas's body in two and throw him into a wall. During Kojiro Sasaki's mental simulations, each and every one of his attacks was strong enough to kill him in one hit, and he was able to easily destroy part of the fighting platform by unleashing a barrage of blows upon Kojiro. Godly Speed ​​and Reflexes: Poseidon's speed and reflexes are exceptional, as demonstrated by the

impale his brother Adamas before he could react, defeating him in an instant. In his fight against Kojiro, he managed to easily dodge several of Poseidon's faster attacks, and even after Sasaki managed to thoroughly scan his movements, it was revealed that Poseidon was still holding back. As he began to take the fight seriously, his speed increased to the point that he left hundreds of afterimages of himself behind, making Kojiro unable to predict his attacks. Divine Toughness: Despite suffering multiple attacks from Kojiro all over his body, Poseidon remained calm and unconcerned about his injuries and blood loss. His pain tolerance is also evident when he continued fighting even after losing both of his arms, being brought down only after being dismembered by Kojiro Sasaki's final attack.

Amphitrite (怒れる波濤（アムピトリテ), Amupitorite ?, Lit. "Raging Wave"): Poseidon uses his trident to launch a series of rapid-fire slashes in circular patterns against his enemy. Kione Teyuro dēmetēru (キオネ・テュロ・デーメテール), Kione teyuro dēmetēru ?, lit. "Divine Lightning that lashes the seas"): Poseidon makes a long jump in the air, subsequently using his trident he begins to launch a flurry of devastating attacks on his enemy. Due to its power and speed, this technique makes the thrusts given with his trident look similar to the rain and lightning present in a storm. Medusa Alope Demeter (四十日四十夜の大洪水 (メドゥーサ・アロペ・デーメテール), , Medo~ūsa arope dēmetēru ?, Lit. "Flood of Forty Days and Forty Nights"): Poseidon's strongest technique in which he begins to move at an incredible speed to the point that he is able to create a dome of "clones" formed by his rapid movements, once said dome has been created and his enemy has no escape, Poseidon proceeds to throw a torrent of attacks from all possible directions.

Race God Gender Male Age Aeons (Older than Zeus) Affiliation Gods Occupation King of Helheim Family Cronos † (Father) Adamas (Younger Brother) Poseidon † (Younger brother) Zeus (Younger Brother) Ares (Nephew) Hermes (Nephew) Heracles † (Adopted nephew) State Deceased Arms Bidente Skills Pluto Ichor

Hades (ハデス, , Hadesu ?) Was the first son of the titan Cronus and older brother of Adamas, Poseidon and Zeus as well as being the one who ruled Helheim

Hades would nominate himself to take the place left by Buddha on the side of the gods, where he would fight against Qin Shǐ Huang during the seventh round of Ragnarök, where he would be defeated and killed by the latter.

Hades appears to be a tall, thin young man with medium-length silver hair. He wears a detailed eyepatch over his right eye, which covers part of his face, and has an olive branch tattoo on his forehead and along his left arm. He wears a choker with small spikes and a Mitama-shaped pendant. He also has three piercings and an earring in his left ear. Hades wears an elegant and extravagant outfit consisting of a long white trench coat adorned with several medals. Underneath this trench coat, he wears a tight, dark purple sleeveless shirt with a fish-scale design on the sides. He wears white pants and a pair of checkered shoes.

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Hades has proven to be a calm and somewhat casual individual, as he wasn't too affected by the news of his brother Poseidon's death. He has also proven to be very perceptive, coming to understand the truth behind Papiyas's rise at Ragnarök, and being able to perfectly analyze the battle between this demon and Buddha.

Hades is someone who speaks his mind without hesitation, an example of this is when he mocks Ares for his lack of understanding of things or when he calls Zeus and Hermes naive for incorrectly deducing Buddha's strategy at the climax of their fight. Despite this attitude, Hades has a sense of duty and esteems his brothers, just as he does with Poseidon. His respect and appreciation for him led him to propose himself as the seventh fighter of the gods in order to avenge his death. Another example of the appreciation he has for his brothers occurred when he decided to send his troops to support them during the giants' siege of Olympus while he took care of defeating the titans who were trying to escape from Helheim.

Due to the comments made by Hermes upon seeing him in Valhalla, it can be assumed that Hades does not usually leave Helheim much.

Following the defeat of Cronus in the Titanomachy at the hands of Zeus, the latter obtained the throne of Olympus; however, the goddess Gaia refused to accept this outcome and commanded an army of giants to Olympus to destroy her grandsons, thus beginning the Gigantomachy. While the troops of Olympus resisted the attack, Hades held a meeting with his brothers and nephews, where they discussed what strategies they should take since the army was about to lose against the giants. Zeus states that they will have to intervene personally and immediately leaves the room to fight the enemies. Hades, Adamas and Poseidon also withdraw to go fight but it is then that Hades receives a report that the Titans who had been imprisoned in Tartarus had escaped and were trying to leave Helheim. Hades immediately heads towards said kingdom armed with his bident with the intention of fighting alone against the Titans and preventing their reach to Olympus. Once he manages to emerge victorious, Poseidon, who had found out what he did, finds him sitting in front of a pile of Titan corpses. Hades greets him and assumes that his brothers managed to win against the giants, but Poseidon questions him why he made such a reckless decision by facing an entire army of Titans without help, to which Hades replies that he simply did his duty as an older brother and looked after them. Poseidon smiles and helps him up, telling him that even though he is his brother, he will not thank him for what he did. Hades smiles back and mentions that this is the first time Poseidon has called him "brother."

Hades makes his first appearance when Ares and Hermes wonder about Papiyas' identity, once Hades is in the VIP area of ​​the stands of the gods, he comments that Hajun is not a god and demands Ares to get up from his seat, Ares without hesitation gets up from the chair while trembling in fear. Once Hades has sat down, Hermes comments that it is a surprise to see his uncle left Helheim. Hades comments that he heard a rumor that his younger brother Poseidon had died and that he couldn't believe it, but before he could continue speaking, he is interrupted by Zeus who tells him that that is in the past. Hades is thoughtful after this since he has confirmed that Poseidon died. At that Zeus asks him to give him an explanation about Papiyas so Hades turns to look at him and asks him to calm down, after this he explains that in Helheim there is a legend which says: "When the brightest light mixes with the darkest shadow, the horns of the underworld will awaken and give birth to eternal darkness; better known as the Demon King of the Sixth Heaven Papiyas." Hermes asks Hades if the being that emerged from Zerofuku is the one in the legend, Hades replies that although he is the king of Helheim, this is the first time he sees Hajun.

Hades says Buddha should just dodge Hades explains that Buddha should just dodge After Papiyas managed to injure Buddha, Ares is greatly shocked, for his part Hades proceeds to mock his nephew while explaining that in the past Papiyas was able to destroy almost all of Helheim by himself, so at first he thought it was just a legend, Hermes wonders how it is possible that a being like that is now present in Valhalla, Hades thinks for a few seconds and comes to the conclusion that the fact that Papiyas is in Valhalla can only be the work of one person, something that his nephew Hermes also suspects.

Once the sixth round is over Ares is shocked while Hermes proceeds to analyze the situation and ask his father Zeus what will happen to the vacant position left by Buddha, Zeus replies that they cannot be lenient to humans in their next election, hearing this Hermes proceeds to look at Ares, who is petrified and realizes that his brother Hermes wants him to put himself forward as the seventh combatant, Ares briefly digresses and when he is ready to put himself forward as the next fighter he is interrupted by Hades who declares that he will be the representative of the gods in the seventh round, hearing this Hermes, Ares and Zeus are shocked and when Zeus questions Hades about his motives, he removes his eye patch and destroys it while answering that it is in revenge for Poseidon's death.

Hades was about to enter the Valhalla arena carrying his bident when he met Proteus who would give him the tip of Poseidon's trident that had been cut off during their fight. Proteus tearfully asked Hades to take revenge for the death of his master, to which Hades told him that Poseidon would never have asked for revenge but that being his brother his duty was to honor his memory, so he took the tip of the trident and fused it with that of his bident. Once the weapons were fused, Hades continued his way to the combat arena.

Hades would make his entrance after Qin Shǐ Huang, surprising both humans and gods in the stands. Once Heimdall starts the fight, Hades tells Qin that he has no personal hatred against him but that as a member of the race that murdered his brother, he will have no mercy. With that, he proceeds to launch thrusts against the human who would manage to dodge them without much effort. It is then that Hades uses his Persephone Kallichoron but Qin would also dodge it, however, the wind produced by the impact of the technique reaches him, causing a cut on his left side. Hades does not stop his attacks and instantly launches his Persephone Lore, Qin manages to deflect the force of the technique with his hands and return it towards Hades, causing the base of his bident to hit his stomach, throwing him against a wall. Hades, still in pain, manages to get up and Qin Shǐ Huang mockingly asks him if he is still willing to continue fighting. The god tells him that he can still fight and then questions him what it means to be a king to Qin. He replies that a king should never doubt, give in, or trust. Hearing this, Hades is surprised and lets out a loud laugh. Qin joins in with his laughter and after a pause asks him what he finds funny. Hades replies that it is because he knew someone with similar ideals; his younger brother Poseidon. Hades then swears that he will avenge his death and that he will not lose to a human king. With that, he proceeds to perform his Persephone Titan technique, which would be blocked by Qin. However, Hades applies more force, managing to break the human's guard and slam him to the ground. Qin gets up in pain and removes the blindfold from his eyes since it had been soaked with blood. This time it is Hades who asks him if he can still continue fighting, and Qin, with a smile on his face, answers affirmatively. Hades expresses his respect for the human and proceeds to attack again with his Persephone Titan technique. Qin b

Before Hades could complete the technique by applying more pressure, Qin throws a sphere of air with a blow at Hades' left shoulder, destabilizing him and immediately Qin redirects the bident upwards along with the god, crashing him back into the ground. Hades tries to attack from the ground with a thrust but is dodged by the human's jump, leaving both combatants with their backs to each other. Qin decides to continue and lunges at him, Hades tries to impale him in an attack but again his strength is dissipated by a sphere of air thrown by Qin, the latter takes the opportunity to dodge the thrust and hit Hades in the stomach with his fingers, causing a huge wound. Still surprised, Hades senses that the human managed to interrupt his techniques with his breath, blowing towards his vital points. Qin confirms this by telling him that he can see his energy points in him as if they were a constellation, however, he begins to feel pain in his abdomen, where a wound similar to the one he caused Hades appears. Qin smiles and says that this is the reason why he hates fighting with his eyes.

Bident (バイデント, , Baidento?): It is the divine weapon of Hades, it is a two-pronged fork which are coiled at its base and one of the points is longer than the other, after Proteus gave the remains of Poseidon's trident to Hades, he decided to melt part of the trident's ornament with his bident. At the time of combat, Hades has shown total mastery of his weapon, having enough strength and coordination to execute powerful attacks with it. However, unlike his brother Poseidon, who overwhelmed his opponents with a rain of thrusts, Hades tries to deliver a single accurate blow. By spilling his blood on this bident, Hades is able to transform it into a huge spear called Desmos. In this form, the divine weapon increases its power to the point that it is capable of nullifying almost any type of defense.

Being the eldest of the older Olympian gods and the ruler of Helheim, Hades was respected and admired by all the gods including those closest to him, considering him the most trustworthy and capable god of all.

Divine Strength: Hades demonstrated enormous physical strength to the point of being able to destroy a large part of the floor of the Valhalla arena with a single thrust of his bident. Analyst and Combat Expert: Hades showed great analytical skills as he was able to deduce in a matter of minutes that Beelzebub was responsible for Papiyas's appearance at Ragnarök, as well as having some knowledge in hand-to-hand combat as he predicted and understood the movements Buddha would make against Papiyas, something that neither Zeus nor Hermes could see. During his fight against Qin Shǐ Huang, he was able to correctly intuit that the human was using his breath to destabilize his techniques and was even able to find a way to detect and avoid Qin's air bullets by covering his body completely in blood. Pluto's Ichor: This is the blood of Hades, a special substance that if spilled on a divine weapon will receive the god's life force, causing it to evolve and increase its power. Thanks to this, Hades is able to improve his bident, transforming it into a great spear called Ichor Desmos. The more Ichor he spills on this weapon, the more powerful his attacks will be. However, this ability has the consequence of gradually draining Hades's life force, so he will run the risk of dying if the fight goes on too long.

Persephone Kallichoron (冥府の銖槌 (ペルセポネ・カリコロン), Meifu no shutsuchi (Perusepone karikoron) ?, "Hammer of the Underworld"): Hades takes a great leap into the air and then tightly holds his bident and immediately proceeds to plummet against his enemy, the impact caused by this technique is capable of destroying the floor of the Valhalla arena and if his enemy were to avoid the initial blow, they could be cut by the shock wave produced by the impact of the technique. Persephone Lore (嵐を破壊せし者 (ペルセポネ ・ロア), Arashi o hakai seshi mono (Perusepone roa) ?, "Storm Destroyer"): Hades holds his bident firmly and then rushes at his enemy with a strong thrust which creates a large spiral of wind around her. Persephone Titan (大地を砕きし者 (ペルセポネ・ティターン), , Perusepone titān ?, "Earth Crusher"): Hades holds his bident with one hand by its tips, then performs a downward slash while sliding his grip towards the base of the weapon. Should the enemy manage to block the initial impact of the attack, Hades can quickly change his stance and hold his bident with both hands to exert greater pressure, once this happens the force of the attack increases being able to break the defense of his enemy. Ichor Eos (血が導きし曙光 (イーコール・エーオース), , Īkōru ēōsu ?, "Light of Dawn Guided by Blood"): Once Hades wields his spear Desmos proceeds to run towards the opponent while making a powerful thrust with all his might. Due to the weapon has been enhanced with Hades' blood, the attack results in a devastating impact. With this technique, Hades was able to easily destroy part of Qin Shi Huang's Völundr and even managed to amputate one of his arms.

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