The various gods fighting during the Great War
Gods (神 Kami) are very powerful beings that dwell on the surface world and surrounding realms among mortals and other beings, prominent players in the mythos of the Mahou Kaiju Series universe, at least on Earth and Underworld, and are a principal object of faith and worship in various religions and mythologies around the world.
Appearance[]
Gods, deities and Buddhas can either be similar in appearance to humans, such as Odin and Zeus, or radically different from mortals, such as the dragon god Ryuujin, Ra who, while he could take the appearance of regular human, was actually a centaur-dragon-like entity, or Hades who takes the form of a living skeleton.
History[]
The Great Ancient War[]
Babel War[]
War Against the Forbidden[]
Powers and Abilities[]
All Gods have powers surpassing those of very dangerous kaiju and even the Forbidden Ones, while the most powerful have been said to exceed the combined power of the present leaders of all the Three Factions of the Bible, power only rivaled and exceeded by the Forbidden Gods, Ancient Gods and Final Gods, all of which. All the Gods, so far, have displayed expertise in their particular pantheon's magic system.
Because of their immense power, only the weapons and powers of fellow Gods, such as the replica Mjölnir, Odin's Gungnir, or the Holy Grail, can significantly injure or kill them. However, while they are long-lived, with lifespans seemingly measured in millennia, Gods are not completely immortal, growing old and weakening in their later years.
While they can assume humanoid forms to commune with humans, Gods of the Earth possess a special power that allow them to transform into their kaiju-like gigantic "true forms" called Avatars.
In an episode of Young Braves Brigade, Sun Wukong states that some heroes like Hercules have become gods across history, hinting that humans can become Gods, and according to him and Indra, one must have a pure soul, benevolence, and righteousness to become a god. As stated by Indra that gods are honest when it comes to their personalities whether they were good/benevolent god or an evil god. Indra also reveals that the Gods gather the thoughts and belief of humans. The purpose of this gathering is not stated, but it is hinted to have something to do with the strength and influence of their religion.
Existing Mythologies / Religions[]
- Christian Mythology - Abrahamic Religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam)
- Egyptian Mythology - Ancient Egyptian Religion
- Hindu Mythology - Hinduism
- Norse Mythology - Germanic Paganism
- Greek Mythology - Greco-Roman Paganism
- Japanese Mythology - Shinto
- Buddhism
- Irish Mythology - Irish-Celtic Paganism
- Chinese Mythology - Chinese Folk Religions, Taoism
- Celtic Mythology - Celtic Paganism
- Persian Mythology - Zoroastrianism
- Mesopotamian Mythology - Sumerian / Babylonian Paganism
- Pre-Islamic Religion - Arabian Mythology
- Slavic Paganism - Russian Mythology
- Philippine Mythology - Filipino Paganism
- Turkic Mythology - Tengrism
- Finnish Mythology - Finnic-Estonian Paganism
- Aztec Mythology - Mayan-Aztec Paganism
- Inca Mythology - Latin American Paganism
- Indigenous American Mythology - Native American Animism
- Yoruba Religion - African Paganism
Known Gods[]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| El | Also known as Yahweh in Judaism, Jehovah in Christianity or Allah in Islam, He is the creator and supreme being of the universe and ruler of Heaven and the Angels. He apparently died in the Great War between the Three Factions with his right arm, the former Archangel Michael, succeeding His place in maintaining His system. His death was kept a secret by the leaders of the Three Factions due to fear of the chaos and increased chances of an attack by a foreign faction (essentially any non-Christian pantheon such as the Norse Gods, Greek Gods, etc.) It was revealed that God presumably died during the war because he put thousands of seals on an extremely powerful being known as 666 and vanished as a result. He was soon revealed to have His consciousness sealed inside the Artificial God Alphadios to regenerate for thousands of years and chosen Magdalena Florentina as His Masyaf and vessel for His complete rejuvenation. |
| Jesus Christ | The Son of God and the principle figure of Christianity. He is the all-loving Messiah who sacrificed His own life, was crucified at the judgment of the Jews and hands of the Romans to save mankind from sin and eternal damnation and resurrected on the third day. |
| Tetragrammaton | Named after the alphabetization of YHWH, which is God's name in Hebrew, Tetragrammaton is the Holy Spirit, the embodiment of the light of the Christian Church and the true power of Alphadios. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Amaterasu | Also known as Amaterasu-Ō-Mi-Kami, she is the Goddess of the Sun and matron deity of ancient Japanese religions, one of the most prominent mythological and cultural figures in Japan. |
| Tsukuyomi | The God of the moon of the Shinto pantheon and brother-husband of Amaterasu. According to legend, he killed the goddess of food, Uke Mochi, and caused Amaterasu to never face him again, causing the sun and moon to be in different parts of the sky. |
| Susanoo | The God of Sea and Storms and the younger brother of Amaterasu in Japanese mythology. He was the one who slain the Evil Dragon Yamata no Orochi. |
| Ryūjin | The dragon king, sea God, and master of serpents in Japanese mythology. |
| Hachiman | Also known as Hachiman-shin or Yawata no Kami, he is the god of war and the divine protector of Japan and its people. |
| Raijin | The God of Thunder. |
| Fuujin | The God of the Wind. |
| Ōkuninushi | A Japanese God of nation-building, farming, business, and medicine. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Zeus | The former ruler of the Gods in Greek mythology and one of the Trinity Gods. |
| Poseidon | One of the Trinity Gods of the Greek Pantheon who rules over the sea. He wields the legendary three-pronged spear, Trident, that has the ability to control the sea. |
| Hades | The God of the Realm of the Dead and one of the Trinity Gods of Greek mythology. He was the patron deity of the Mycenaean Empire and one of the Demon Lords of the Underworld Legion. |
| Ares | The God of War in Greek mythology. He conspired with Hades during the Underworld invasion of Earth. |
| Apollo | The God of the Sun and Music in Greek mythology. He became the current Chief-God of Olympus after Zeus' absence and a member of the Justice Alliance. |
| Artemis | The Goddess of Hunt, Moon, and Chastity in Greek mythology. |
| Hermes | The messenger of the Gods in Greek mythology. |
| Hera | The Goddess of Marriage and sister and wife of Zeus in Greek mythology. |
| Athena | The Goddess of Wisdom in Greek mythology. |
| Demeter | The Goddess of Agriculture in Greek mythology. |
| Hestia | The Goddess of the Hearth in Greek mythology. |
| Aphrodite | The Goddess of Love in Greek mythology and the wife of Hephaestus. |
| Hephaestus | The God of Fire and weaponry in Greek mythology and the lover of Aphrodite. |
| Heracles | Also known as Hercules, he was the demigod son of Zeus and the strongest mortal in the world prior to his ascension to godhood. |
| Cronus | The King of the Titans in Greek mythology and father of Zeus who was imprisoned in Tartarus after his overthrow by his own sown. |
| Atlas | The leader of the Titans who fought against in Greek pantheon and was punished by being forced to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders. |
| Gaia | Primordial God of the Earth and living personification of the world. |
| Uranus | Primordial God of the Sky. |
| Erebus | Primordial God of Darkness and the brother of Nyx in Greek mythology. |
| Nyx | Primordial Goddess of the Night and the younger sister of Erebus in Greek mythology. |
| Tartarus | Primordial God in Greek mythology. |
| Chronos | Primordial God of Time in Greek mythology. |
| Eros | Primordial God of Love, Sexual Desire, and Attraction in Greek mythology. |
| Hypnos | The Greek God/personification of sleep. |
| Oneiroi | Greek Gods of dreams. |
| Morpheus | A Greek God of Dreams. |
| Chaos | The primordial and orderless void of nothingness in Greek mythology which is said to have existed even before time and space came to be and created the universe. It is revealed in Kaiju World War: Part 2 that Chaos is one of the many names and assumed identities of the Absolute God, the Final God Azathoth-Omega. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Ra | The Sun God and leader of the Egyptian pantheon. |
| Horus | The God of the Sky, protector of ancient Egypt and one of the most revered deities of the ancient Egyptian mythology. He is the only God in the pantheon to survive the Ancient War. |
| Osiris | The great-grandson of Ra, God of life in the Egyptian pantheon. |
| Set | The God of the Desert and Lord of Darkness, one of the more hostile members of the Egyptian pantheon. |
| Sekhmet | The Egyptian goddess of war and a daughter of Ra. |
| Isis | The Goddess of healing in Egyptian mythology and the sister and wife of Osiris. |
| Anubis | The God of the Dead of the ancient Egyptian pantheon. |
| Hathor | The Goddess of women and fertility of the ancient Egyptian pantheon. |
| Thoth | The God of writing and wisdom. |
| Serqet | The Goddess of scorpions. |
| Sobek | The God of Crocodiles and the Lord of the Faiyum Oasis. |
| Neith | The Mother Goddess of the ancient Egyptian pantheon. She was the matron goddess of the Red Crown of Lower Egypt and the city of Zau in the Delta. According to the some cults worshiping her, she was the creator of the world and mother of the Sun God Ra. |
| Ptah | The god of craftsmen and architects and patron deity of Memphis. Similar to Neith, he was revered by worshipers in Memphis as the creator god of the universe. |
| Nephthys | The goddess of the air and twin sister and dark counterpart of Isis, revered as "The Excellent Goddess". |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Odin | The former ruler of Asgard and leader of the Norse Gods. A very powerful God who was overthrown by a traitorous Loki in the siege of Asgard. |
| Freyr | The God of Sacral Kingship in Norse mythology. |
| Loki | The Evil God of the Norse mythology who orchestrated the invasion of Asgard, captured Odin and initiated Ragnarök but was defeated. He was the main antagonist of Mouchuu: Little Kaiju of Pranks. |
| Thor | The God of Thunder in Norse mythology who is associated with thunder, lightning, and storms, son of Odin, and is the brother of Víðarr. He wields the mighty hammer, Mjölnir. |
| Vidar | The God of Vengeance in Norse mythology, son of Odin, and the brother of Thor. He became the new Chief-God of the pantheon after Asgard's destruction. He is also Vali's older stepbrother and the only one Fenrir fears. |
| Freyja | The Goddess of Love, Beauty, and Warfare in Norse mythology. |
| Heimdall | The Guardian God of Asgard in Norse mythology. |
| Baldur | The God of Beauty in Norse mythology. |
| Hel | Loki's daughter, ruler of Niflheim and Goddess of the Dead in Norse mythology. |
| Gna | The Goddess who runs errands in other worlds for the goddess Frigg and rides the flying, sea-treading horse Hófvarpnir. She is a maid for Odin's family. |
| Fulla | The Goddess who attends to the ashen box and the footwear owned by the goddess Frigg, and, in addition, Frigg confides in Fulla her secrets. She is a maid for Odin's family. |
| Hlin | A goddess associated with the goddess Frigg. She is a maid for Odin's family. |
| Surtr | The God of the Fire Giants in Muspelheim who far more powerful than the entirety of the Norse mythology and responsible for the destruction of all the Nine Realms during Ragnarok, with the exception of Alfheim and Earth. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Indra | The King of the Gods (Devas) and Lord of Heaven (Svargaloka) in Hindu mythology. He is also the God of War, Storms, and Rainfall. |
| Shiva | The God of Destruction in Hindu mythology and considered as one of the strongest existences in the world. He appeared in Gamera vs. the Goddamn Samurai, when Azazel asked him for help to pit 666 as soon as it awakens. He agreed under the condition that he will not interfere with the actions of the Migdal Bavel. He will only move in case of emergency. |
| Mahabali | The young Prince of the Asuras and son of Virochana. He became a loyal subordinate of Shiva's army to seek vengeance against Indra for murdering his father. |
| Brahma | The God of Creation in Hindu mythology and one of the Trimurti. He, along with Vishnu and the seven major gods sealed themselves to fight 666 and plead to Shiva to protect the world. |
| Vishnu | The God of Protection in Hindu mythology and one of the Trimurti. He, along with Brahma and the seven major Gods sealed themselves to fight 666 and ask Shiva to protect the world. |
| Varuna | The God of Water in Hindu mythology and the current king of Asura after the previous king Vairochana was killed by Indra. |
| Hanuman | The God of Devotion in Hindu mythology. |
| Ganesha | The God of New Beginnings in Hindu mythology. |
| Sarasvati | The Goddess of Music and Wisdom and one of the Tridevi, consorts of the Trimurti. She is the wife of Brahma. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Lugh | The God of the Sun in Irish mythology. |
| Balor | The Evil God of Irish-Celtic Mythology. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Sun Wukong | Formerly a monkey Daiyoukai that became "The Great Victorious Fighting Buddha" (闘戦勝仏 Tōsen Jōbutsu). |
| Xuanzang Sanzang | Formerly a human monk that travelled to India to retrieve the sutras along with Sun Wukong, becoming a Buddha in the process. He appears in the short story "Wolf's Emblem" where he served as Albion's counsellor under Sun Wukong's request. |
| Nezha | A deity in Chinese Taoist mythology, considered as a Buddha known as Prince Nezha. |
| Vaiśravaṇa | The chief of the Four Heavenly Kings and protector of the north in Buddhist mythology. He is the ruler of rain. |
| Virūḍhaka | King of the south, one of the Four Heavenly Kings, and one who causes the good growth of roots in Buddhist mythology. He is the ruler of the wind. |
| Dhṛtarāṣṭra | King of the east, one of the Four Heavenly Kings, and the God of music in Buddhist mythology. |
| Virūpākṣa | King of the west, one of the Four Heavenly Kings, and one who sees all in Buddhist mythology. |
| Guan Yu | A general who served the warlord Liu Bei in the Eastern Han dynasty who became a God of Commerce of Mount Meru under Indra. |
| Gautama Buddha | The Buddha and founder of Buddhism in Buddhism. |
| Guanyin | The God of Mercy in Buddhism. |
| Enma | The Lord of Hell in Buddhism, known for his strict nature and has influence in both Hinduism and Buddhism. He does not agree with the plan of Hades. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Ahura Mazda | The God of Light and Creation in Zoroastrianism. |
| Angra Mainyu | The God of Darkness and Evil in Persian mythology. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Marduk | The Patron God of ancient Babylonian mythology. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Huitzilopochtli | The Aztec deity of war, sun, human sacrifice, and the patron of the city of Tenochtitlan. |
| Quetzalcoatl | The Feathered-Serpent God of the Mesoamerican mythology. |
| Xipe Totec | The God of spring and vegetation of the Aztec-Mayan pantheon. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Darius the Hellbourne | |
| Ryuuji Kuroi | |
| Space Demon King | |
| Doakudar | |
| Queen Himika | |
| Atlach-Nacha | |
| Cthulhu | |
| Ressar Salamander | |
| Ulgabash | |
| Forbidden Offspring | The 100th Forbidden God to exist in the universe. Born in the core of the planet Yuggoth, it became the heart of the ultimate abomination Quasarmageddon Chaos. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Siegwurm-Nova | |
| Darkwurm-Nova |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Scor-Spear | The ruler and patron deity of the Scorpio Republic. Reincarnated as Serqet of the Egyptian pantheon. |
| Cancerd | The ruler and patron deity of the Cancer Shogunate. Reincarnated as the Japanese god Hachiman. |
| Piscegalleon | The leader and chief god of the United Kingdom of Pisces and Cetus. Reincarnated as the Egyptian deity Sobek. |
| Aqua-Elysion | The leader and protector deity of the Aquarius Republic. Reincarnated as Hathor. |
| Geminize | The leader and matron goddess of the Gemini Federation. Reincarnated as the twins Isis and Nephthys. |
| Libra-Golem | The monarch and patron god of the Libra Kingdom. Reincarnated as Osiris. |
| Vielje | The princess and matron deity of the Principality of Virgo. Reincarnated as Neith. |
| Dragonic-Taurus | The ruler and primary deity of the Taurus Federated States. Reincarnated as Ptah. |
| Stein-Bolg | The ruler of the Capricorn Empire and a traitorous deity, who joined Asklepiooze in civil war against the Zodian Confederacy. Reincarnated as Set. |
| Sephiro-Aries | The leader and protector of the Kingdom of Aries. Reincarnated as Hathor. |
| Strike-Leo | The ruler and defender god of the United Leo Federation. Reincarnated as Sekhmet. |
| Sagitto-Dragon | The leader and patron deity of the Scorpio Republic, as well as the de factor ruler of the Zodian Confederation and its forces. Reincarnated as the Egyptian sun god Ra. |
| Asklepiooze | The mysterious 13th deity of the Zodians who emerged from the darkness and corrupted many within the Confederation to fight against Sagitto-Dragon's rule. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Gebel Gehennah | |
| Atlanti-Shutrom | |
| Leompire | |
| Bast | Also called Bastet, she is the Goddess of protection and cats of the Egyptian pantheon. She is, however, an entity who, as an Ancient God, is far beyond the powers of the Egyptian gods. |
| Deus Nodens | The patron deity of the Campbellians. |
| Bandaios | |
| Grandeus |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Quasar Estes | |
| Metatrovorius | |
| Cth | |
| El Millennium | |
| Za Billennium | |
| Daolothon | |
| Ygso'Gurath | The fusion of the carcasses of the Final Gods Yog-Sothoth and Shub-Niggurath, with the souls of the two unified within. |
| Quasarmageddon Chaos | |
| Azathoth-Omega |
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Trivia[]
- Valkyries, such as Alice Valkyrie, are considered as demi-gods.
- Grim Reapers are a sub-species of Gods serving under Hades.