Shuumatsu no Valkyrie - Gods' Apocalypse

Zhuque usually refers to this as "getting the gist of" his opponent's movements. During his fight against Indra, Zhuque could adapt to the Thunder God's Vajra extremely fast, and even Indra thought that he couldn't beat Zhuque with the current standing of their match. With time, Zhuque even acquired a sort of precognition, allowing him to look a few moments into the future and see Indra's Vajra Astra mutilating him, thanks to which he was able to evade that event in the present. During his final clash with Indra, Zhuque stated nothing was impossible to him in that moment because his evolution. Master Martial Artist: As the de-facto boss of the Four Gods. Zhuque is a very skilled martial artist. He displays great mastery in using the Crimson Ripple Chirping Phantom Sword, in which he combines his hand-to-hand combat skills with armed combat: he shows high proficiency in using it as shurikens and arm blades, in which all stances, he was able to seize the "lighting-fast" Indra and deal heavy injuries to him. Master Hand-to-Hand Combatant: Zhuque is an expert hand-to-hand combatant. Due to his long arms, he appears to take a high stance which utilizes his reach and allows him use spinning attacks; using his hand-to-hand combat skills in conjunction with his Crimson Ripple Chirping Phantom Sword, Zhuque was able to catch Indra in time and shockingly injured the Indian God's right forearm. The Chinese Assassin God had been a prodigious martial artist ever since his younger years; as a teenager, after experiencing a battle with Nue Gui and his subordinates, Zhuque learnt how to counter the God of Pestilence's fighting style and earned a win for himself (Which presumably included beating his subordinates also). Master Knifeman: Zhuque displayed masterful usage in handling the blades of the Crimson Chirping Sword as knives and even shurikens, able to throw multiple blades in his hands with high accuracy and use his telekinetic control over them to injure his opponent by embedding them in his blind spots: later on, as Indra moved onto a pillar to dodge his second rain of blades, thanks to getting the "gist" of the lighting-controlling fighter's Vajra, Indra threw an accurate blade directed at shin without even looking behind himself. Master Swordsman: Due to the requirement of the Crimson Ripple Chirping Phantom Sword's ultimate offensive technique, Zhuque has great mastery in wielding sword-shaped blades. With the help of a surprise attack by retracting his already thrown blades, he was able to cut Indra after giving his gauntlet a blade in their close-quarters clash; in the aftermath of it, Zhuque had received only a cut himself on his left cheek from a Lighting Fast – Counter. In the climax, he materialized an initial counter for the unavoidable, certain-kill hit Vajra Astra with his Dragon-Slaying Sword. Keen Intellect: Being the leader of the Four Gods, Heavens' most successful assassination corps, Zhuque is unfathomably intelligent. He has an attentive and well-thinking mind, frequently giving crucial observations which are later proven as true, as well quick to realize reason behind actions of others and their intentions. Moreover a skilled strategist, Zhuque formulated a plan to assassinate Indra, so he can be absent and take his win per the rules, sending his fellows to ambush him and murder the Thunder God; the plan was relatively successful as Xuanwu was able to hold Indra back enough for the timer to strike it's limits. However, Zhuque decided to cut off that plan in order to fight Indra. And so as it happened, despite the relatively short time he spent fighting "Vritrahan", the Vermilion Bird discovered the weakness of his Vajra and disrupted it's flow which greatly weakened Indra's combat ability. In comparison, Hermes registered it also only after a prolonged time of thinking. Semi-Immortality: As a god, Zhuque is incapable of dying due to old age. Divine Physiology: As a god, Zhuque possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. His body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons, however he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and divine weapons. Clairvoyance: Zhuque's "evolution" from growing stronger in his fight against the Thunder God. His observation skills and overall very high intelligence had sharpened and increased to the point that Zhuque receives glimpses of the future, in which he particularly saw a scenario that Indra can rip his right arm off with Vajra Astra. Fortunately for him, he was able to change his future by choosing a better combat decision in their final flash. Crimson Ripple Chirping Phantom Sword (緋ひ漣れん 幽ゆう鳴めい剣けん, Hiren Yūmeiken): Widely known as the "secret treasure of the Chinese Pantheon", the Divine Weapon of Zhuque consists countless small, diamond-shaped black blades, which can be controlled telepathically by Zhuque's will. The blades also have shown the ability to float and move mid-air. It can rearrange itself to different forms, making it a very versatile weapon. When he doesn't use his weapon, Zhuque apparently hides the blades under his shirt. After revealing it, Zhuque formed the Crimson Ripple into a spiky construcion reminscent of wings on his back and shoulders, and to two metal gloves with sharp claws and feather-like armor on his forearms. Later, Zhuque, with the connection of more blades, has formed a longer blade on his right forearm, similar to a scythe's. He also can use the individual blades as projectiles, which he can seemingly control the trajectory of. The blades themselves are very sharp, they can give horrible injuries to Indra, enough to make him unable to use his right arm after hitting the Crimson Ripple just once. Apparently, it isn't well known that the owner of the Crimson Ripple is Zhuque, despite that the weapon itself is very well known in other pantheons. It's currently unkown that this is because of the Chinese Pantheon's discretion, or the own secrecy of Zhuque and the Four Gods. Indra:

• Indra is the Indian God of Thunder and Lightning, and one of the participants in the Apocalypse to claim the final spot in Ragnarok. A Thunder God like the Nordics' Thor, Indra bears the infamous title Vritrahan (蛇殺拳ヴリトラハン, Vuritorahan; lit. Snake-Killing Fist). He is among the strongest Gods of the Indian Pantheon, with the dream of defeating their leader, Shiva. Indra is a God with the form of a very muscular man, who stands at a towering height, being significantly taller than someone like Baihu. He is thick-jointed with large feet. He has mulatto complexion and with messy platinum white hair shaped in thick, unruly strands that point in multiple directions, extending to bangs covering his amber eyes. His torso and forearms are covered in a fleshed-out red pattern, along with the tips of his hair strands. He is barefoot and wears long white pants rolled to gastrocnemius level with a long orange mini tied in the middle of the same legwear. He is frequently shown smoking cigarettes. Indra is shown as being a calm individual who doesn't react much to any surprising information he faces. Even during serious moments, Indra is usually seen smoking without a care and acts friendly even to people he just met. Due to his past experience in his homeland, Svarga, Indra is very confident in his capabilities: he was willing to fight against Shiva and Rudra in a 2 vs 1 match. As one of the fighters of the Apocalypse, Indra has a love for battles; like the other fighters, he was amused and impressed by Cú Chulainn's Gáe Bulg. The Thunder God even expressed happiness that he joined the tournament since he gets to fight strong guys. However, he does not fawn over his power despite his great confidence. He is also capable of recognizing the power of someone when he sees him, as he has acknowledged his defeat at the hands of Rudra. He shows this side again in his fight against Zhuque, where he gained profound respect for his opponent after facing him. Despite his negative view on his fellow Indian Gods, he was shown to be supportive of both Shiva and the other strong Gods of the his pantheon and gets along with them. Indra is also very observant, as when he was challenged by Baihu, he was able to sense Xuanwu and Qinglong sneaking in the shadows, despite hiding their killing intent from him. He also greatly admires Shiva for uniting all of the Indian Pantheon under a single banner, and wishes to one day defeat him in battle. Because of that, he even went on as developing a third technique for his fighting style. The Thunder God is not merciless, despite the damage he deals to his opponents with Vajra. Indra simply used his "blades" to incapacitate the three of the Four Gods – even after Xuanwu attempted to prevent him from going into the arena, Indra beat him only to make him remove the rope wrapped on his body, having stopped himself before he could deal the killing blow. Indra is additionally strong-willed. Even after sustaining gruesome injuries by his opponent, Zhuque, he pushed through them and remained in the battle. Indra is also aware of his limits and knows when he needs to surpass them, going as far as completing his incomplete Vajra Astra for the sake of regaining the upper hand. Overall Abilities: Indra is one of the strongest Indian Gods of all, although inferior to both Shiva and Rudra, as he lost battle against the latter. Despite this, his overall fighting level had earned great respect by his fellow Indian Gods, including Shiva himself, who expressed faith in the Thunder God's combat strength and believes that he is much stronger now than his past self who had lost to Rudra. Long before his defeat by Rudra, Indra constantly faced ambush attacks and getting ganked by countless opponents at once, which earned him high experience in many-on-one fights. Furthermore, Indra is strong enough to have been chosen by Zeus as one of the 16 Gods to participate in the Apocalypse to take the final place in the Gods Fighters for Ragnarok. According to Baihu, Indra's reputation is broad enough to extend into the Chinese Realm of Gods, with the Assassin God himself regarding Indra as being a combatant of high rank. And as a proof, he was one of the few Gods who were able to perceive Cú Chulainn's Gáe Bulg, which lasted less than 5 seconds, with the audience failing to perceive the move. His prowess was put on full display when he was able to easily overpower three of the Four Gods assassination corps, who are considered being Heavens' most formidable assassins. The ease with he handled them had massively shocked them, as Indra had not only exceeded their expectations as a combatant, but had even countered their sneak attack tactics. Xuanwu himself, who tends to underestimate fighters, ultimately admitted Vritrahan's enormous martial power. Henceforth, this earned the respect of his opponent and an Outer God, Zhuque, who was so impressed by him, that he decided to personally confront him and fight him one-on-one: Zhuque himself concedes him as a warrior even greater even than what the rumours about him suggest, while considering him being one of the strongest fighters in the Apocalypse Tournament. Godly Strength: As one of the strongest Gods in the Indian Pantheon and having contended with Rudra, blow-to-blow in the past, who was strong enough to easily overpower gigantic-sized Gods at that time, Indra harbours tremendous physical strength within himself. During the Indian Pantheon's scattering, Indra was used to taking on countless of his fellow Indian Gods at once, which included deities even much larger than himself. During the Apocalypse Tournament, as he was ambushed by three of the Four Gods who were sent to prevent him from entering the arena, Indra was able to overwhelm his ambushers with evident ease, dealing heavy damage to the three Gods. In Vajra, Indra receives a greater increase in his physical strength, which allows him to deal even heavier damage and launch back his opponents with his blows: Indra was hence able to damage Xuanwu high enough to leave him in a state close to death, in which he terrifyingly swell up his face and bruised his body from repeated electricity-imbued beatings. Using more of his strength, Indra even overwhelmed Zhuque in the beginning of their fight, efficiently damaging him with his lightning-fueled attacks. In Vajra Astra, Indra utilizes his entire explosive strength for an extremely high-burst damage dash which has enough force to wipe out an entire mountain of a colossal size; in fact, Zhuque received visions that Indra would have expunged his whole right arm and potentially kill him. Godly Speed & Reflexes: Maintaining his instantaneous fighting style, Indra henceforth has impeccable speed. As he was ambushed by the Assassin Gods, the Thunder God demonstrated unfathomable reflexes and quickness on feet, having reacted instantly in response to Baihu's high-speed dash by picking up an electrical current, and was right after able to swiftly jump back to avoid Xuanwu's setup attack, where numerous knives were thrown at his blind backside, as he then proceeded to counter Qinglong's ambush slash at his left side, thus also showcasing magnificent hand speed in which he sent his punches with. By increasing the amounts of electricity he generates, Indra is able to vastly increase his movement speed, leading him to be viewed only as flashes of lightning when he moves, blitzing his opponents and dealing attacks to them faster than they can adorn their guards up; Both Baihu and Xuanwu, respectively, due to the speed at which Indra performed his attacks, although were able to react, nonetheless still failed to protect themselves from him as the strikes landed faster than they could put their arms up to protect their bodies. Facing Zhuque, Indra used his lightning speed to initially overwhelm him, landing blows on him faster than the Vermillion Bird can react. Even after sustaining harsh damage to his right arm and back, Indra was still able to land a lightning Fast – Counter on his foe as they intersected paths, giving him a cut across his left cheek which Zhuque failed to notice at first. Due to focusing solely on power in Vajra Astra, the lightning God's already godly speed increases to the point that Zhuque was unable to perceive the unavoidable hit at all; even after the leader of the Four Gods discovered how to counter the third blade, Indra used his boosted movement speed to change his attack pattern and blow through Zhuque's shoulder faster than he could realize it had happened. Godly Durability: Alongside being an exceptional speedster, Indra has additionally an incredibly durable body. In his fight against Rudra, Indra only took superficial injuries despite his former foe's superhuman strength; even in his practise of Vajra Astra where he rammed himself against an enormous mountain, the Thunder God received only similar damage to the one he received from his fight against Rudra. Godly Endurance and Stamina: Alongside excellent strength and speed, the lightning God is also spectacularly endurant. Compared to the three members of the Four Gods he fought who were exhausted and left with barely any energy from the fight, Indra's stamina did not falter as he consequently beat up Xuanwu for an extended period of time, which was followed right after the battle with Zhuque. Despite having his right forearm gruesomely wrecked and his back covered with the Crimson Ripple Chirping Phantom Sword's blades, Indra was able to resist the damage and landed another lightning Fast – Counter on the Vermillion Bird. A bit later, sustaining even more damage which included a deep slash across his chest, great blood loss and a hole in his right shin, Indra remained standing and even found a reason to smile. Afterwards, Indra was able to use Vajra Astra, managing to redirect the trajectory of Tritya Khadiga despite his badly damaged body; even more impressively, Indra did not express the toll his body was supposed to have taken after the match and even smoked a cigarette as he casually walked out of the fighters' passageway. Master Martial Artist: Indra showcases immense mastery of unarmed combat with his fighting style, Vajra. A talented fighter with high experience in many-on-one fights and countering treacherous tactics, the Thunder God was able to reach a high rank in Svarga, despite the harshness of the Indian Realm of Gods. Early in his fight against the three of the Four Gods sent to prevent him from advancing into the arena, Indra handled their attacks of great speed and organised ambush tactics with light effort, having used only two punches and an evading lunge in that composition. Indra is in addition able to incorporate his electricity in his fighting style, giving himself the ability to gain awareness if an attack he hasn't seen is sent at him as he picks up an electrical current, and can combine his electricity with his strikes to deal stunning effect to his foes. And by empowering himself with an electrical surge, the Thunder God used his amplified prowess to overwhelm his opponents with rapid strikes. Divine Physiology: As a god, Indra posses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. His body can not be harmed by mortal weapons, however he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and divine weapons. Semi-Immortality: As a god, Indra is incapable of dying due to old age. Atmokinesis and Electrokinesis: Indra seems to be able to unleash thunderstorms and can summon lightning whenever he wishes, and can also use lightning to light his cigarettes. In battle, Indra can manifest his electricity in the form of sparks which crackle around his body. These sparks apparently notify Indra of whenever he is attacked by his foes during his fights, especially if it's to his blind spots. This allows Indra to react earlier and counter them before the strikes sent at him can reach him. His usage of sparks can also act as detector for presences, since a spark appeared to inform him of Zhuque's approach. When Indra uses this sub-ability, his pupils gain the shape of the Dharma. Indra however, does not activate it intentionally: whenever it's in use in battles, it appears to be used sub-consciously. As when he activates Vajra, per condition, Indra uses his electricity to amplify himself, which grants him a boost in his strength and speed, while charging his strikes with electricity. Morrigan:
• Morrigan is the Celtic Goddess of War. She participates in the Apocalypse to claim the final spot in Ragnarok. A bloodthirsty War Goddess with a penchant for violence and social dominance, the Morrigan has a strong desire to avenge her loss against the Demigod, Cú Chulainn. Prior becoming a participant of the Apocalypse, Morrigan participated in a Goddess-only martial tournament. After becoming the victor, she was given the title the "Strongest Goddess" (最強の女神, Saikyō no Megami). Among the Outer Gods, she is known as the "Unbelievable" (弩級神アンビリーバブル, Anbirībaburu; lit. Dreadnought God) to denote to her unbelievable amount of battlefield strength, which allows her to remain on the top of the hierarchy. Due to her overwhelming degree of power, Morrigan also bears the name the "Great Queen" (大女王, Ō Jo-Ō). Morrigan takes the appearance of a very large woman. She is imposingly tall, being twice the size of her opponent, Nezha. Her legs and arms are of an exceptional length with large hands and wide clavicles. Her face is angular with a brachycephalic skull. One of her other notable attributes is her enormous amount of muscle mass which surpasses the bulk of most of the fighters from the main series. Nonetheless, her physique still gives traces of femininity. A Northern European motif, the Morrigan has elven-like traits, such as her pinkish skin, pointed ears and purple eyes. She has a long, white hair that reaches down to her waist, split in ladders, with front ladders that fall down to her chest. While white from the top, her back hair darkens into lilac as it goes to the ends. The top of her hair has bangs that sometimes cover her left eye. While the right bangs are white, the left bangs are lilac just like the back portion of her hair. Almost all of Morrigan's body is covered by scars, especially her limbs, resulted by her past battle with Cú Chulainn. The War Goddess wears a dark-blue leotard with a zipper, with cuts that exposes her obliques. The leotard's girth becomes thinner at crotch-level. Beneath the leotard, Morrigan wears a bikini thong of the same colour. Her leotard and thong are held together by a belt with a buckle that features a Celtic triquetra, positioned around her navel area, with other multiple belts hanging extending from it in an octagon to her thighs, while the main belt is patterned with other pagan northern European symbols. Her handwear consists of elbow-length, feathered dark gloves, that are taloned in the hand region. Starting from her thighs, Morrigan wears dark stockings with three belts wrapped around each leg. From the beginning of her stockings to the ankle-level end, separating her heeled shoes of a matching color is a vertical streak of diagonal stitches. Morrigan is shown as being a very arrogant, prideful woman. Before Zeus presented the roster for Ragnarok, she arrogantly suggested there is no need for the chairman to show it, already suspecting she has been chosen as one of the Gods' fighters and believing herself as being superior to any deities of any ranks. Being a Goddess of War, Morrigan is bloodthirsty, hotheaded, and temperamental, able to easily get angered by the smallest of trivial matters, jumping to harsh conclusions without thinking beforehand, relishes unnecessary violence and the chance to fight the people in her way. She becomes a careless person once pursuing a goal in her tracks, uncaring about the consequences her harmful actions can cause to the surroundings and people around her. This extends to her perception of her fellow Gods, as she often underestimates the fighters of the Apocalypse. The Celtic Goddess is also depicted being vulgar and unmannerly, frequently insulting people for their physical aspects and incorporating various forms of slang in her speech. In spite of her her arrogance, Morrigan can acknowledge the strength of fellow fighters, such as Cú Chulainn: the only warrior in existence to have defeated her in a battle. She showed amusement towards the Demigod during his fight against the Supreme God of Egypt, Ra-Horakhty, having great faith in his capabilities and is considerate when it comes to Cú Chulainn's true combat power. However, the Morrigan holds an extreme grudge towards him for his feat of besting her, resulting in her having an overgrown, animalistic desire to kill the Hybrid Warrior. Morrigan herself admits that she will not let anyone have the chance of slaughtering Cú Chulainn, and will still attempt to grasp the chance of doing so whether she remains in the tournament or not. While the Morrigan has demonstrated her great wrath on many occasions, her rage reaches it's climax in Match Four of the Round of 16. After meeting up with her opponent Nezha and mockingly commenting his appearance, in response to her insults, the Synthetic God insulted her back by calling her a simple-minded beast. Despite the mild degree of the insult, the War Goddess was visibly affected by it and immediately responded with a highly destructive cross to the face. As their fight went on, with her rage focused entirely on Nezha, she caused disaster to the arena and endangered the lived of the spectators. After crippling Nezha, Morrigan did not falter from showing ruthlessness by holding his temporarily limbless body by the head to mockingly address his belief in combat ranks, and afterwards, dropping him carelessly on the floor. Morrigan seems to respect only strength, the only reason why she holds some acknowledgement towards her former foe, Cú Chulainn. In addition, while initially antagonistic towards Nezha, after the Mechanical God beat her down using his Limit Break: Code Asura, Morrigan appeared impressed by his moves and was slightly more friendly towards him, even deciding to invite him for one last melee between the two of them. Overall Abilities: Morrigan is an extraordinary powerful deity. For winning the tournament to decide the Strongest Goddess in Heaven, Morrigan came out on top as the victor; when it was time for the last match, Morrigan brutally defeated Echidna, who was considered the top-seeder of the same tournament. A War Goddess who has participated in many battles, no warrior prior Cú Chulainn had been able to defeat her, who was presumably cornered enough by her to be forced to use Gáe Bulg in order to best her. As a prove to her absolute combat might and amount of horrific destruction she can unleash, Morrigan is recognized as one of the Outer Gods, being the "Unbelievable" most suitably. Her capabilities are recognized enough for her to be compared with standing up against both Zeus and Odin. For the fourth match of the first round, Morrigan's brutality and "Unbelievable" title take full force, as she uses her strength to continually attack Nezha, the Synthetic God, whilst taking that same damage back. Her ferocity makes her an initial threat, that quickly rises in danger as the fight drags on. Her strength is shown when Nezha, using her own damage against her, fires a shot that is deflected and destroys a noticeable area of the audience stance, making the Gods aware of the danger she holds and causing them to run away in fear of their lives. Her unbelievable nature comes in when she's able to gain the upper hand and deliver a devastating blow using a "real" punch, as she calls it; the same attack sent at Nezha induced fear in him, despite the latter's constant classification of her as being akin to a "simple-minded beast". Afterwards, in the climax of their fight, even with Nezha using his king card, Limi Break, Code: Ashura, the Morrigan earned her win by completely crushing him with one final punch containing all of her physical strength. Godly Strength: Hence winning the title the "Strongest Goddess", Morrigan holds gigantic ranks of physical power, already demonstrated by her cracking apart the environment around her even with just minimal movements. Her tremendous strength allows her to wield oversized gauntlets as her weapons in combat, displaying no issues carrying and moving them around. Her unbelievable tier of strength is th reason why she wields these gauntlets in first place, as they serve as a power-restrictors to her so she won't go overboard in a fight. Against Nezha, her physical firepower was shown as being enough that even basic punches by her are able to crater and wreck apart the entire arena and audience stands, even with the shockwave caused by an earlier punch, as well deflect the blast composed of her own physical strength that was sent at her with a single backhand: her strength is immense enough to cause strong bursts of wind with her breath, counter a swing from Nezha with just her teeth and suppress him from moving with her grip strength alone; consequently, what was considered a seriously-intended punch from her caused a forceful earthquake that extended beyond the arena, crippled the latter, bloodying him and destroying his limbs despite Nezha protecting himself with his Mystical Armor of Heaven and Earth. Like her lifelong rival, Cú Chulainn, Morrigan can launch loose rubble in a giant buckshot also thanks to her unfathomable strength by uppercutting the floor. In the climax, the Morrigan finally revealed the true extent of her strength: when her unrestricted punch connected with Nezha's, the impact of their strikes caused an immense explosion that destroyed the entire arena and extended beyond it, burying everything down to chunks, as well finally defeating Nezha by heavily damaging most of his body and bringing him to a near-death state. Godly Speed and Reflexes: Despite her gigantic size and being rather a tank-oriented fighter, Morrigan can move at impressive speeds, delivering hard strikes in the blink of an eye while still using just a fraction of her combat capacity. The Celtic Goddess' reaction time is incredible also, having instantly countered the second blast that Nezha sent at her. And as the fight progressed, despite Nezha being fast enough to leave afterimages behind himself and bypass what she could glimpse of him, once the Synthetic God was in her range, the Strongest Goddess intercepted his last swing by biting onto his sword. Godly Durability: As a tank-oriented combatant, alongside her absurd physical strength, Morrigan has also a colossally durable body. She took a beam structured from the very force produced from her attacks with no apparent damage, despite the destruction her strikes are able to unleash onto the colosseum. A bit later in their match, Morrigan survived Nezha's slashing carnage on her body while receiving minimal damage in the process; in comparison, Nezha had been strong enough to severely damage Sun Wukong in his fight with his rival, the "Unbreakable". Just a bit later, the War Goddess survived and tanked Nezha's Code: Asura-powered strikes; in the climax, after the both of them traded their trump-carded fists, unlike Nezha, who got critically damaged, Morrigan just lost her forearm and even remained conscious. Godly Stamina & Endurance: Morrigan is shown to have incredible physical resistance and tolerance of pain even for a Goddess, having survived Cú Chulainn's Gáe Bolg – a sure-hit, sure-kill move that skewers his opponents all over their bodies, the same move that left the likes of the Supreme Egyptian God, Ra-Horakhty in a near-death state. Given the scars on her body, she presumably survived without the external support of infirmaries. In her fight against Nezha, the Morrigan got up right after getting blasted with an energy burst that used the force she produces as it's basis, and later on, endured getting cut by the Synthetic God all across her body to get him in her reach and strike him down. After Nezha entered his Limit Break, Code: Ashura, Morrigan tolerated his flurry of blows that contained the earth-shaking of her "serious" punch, which saw her be battered with bone-piercing fists, remaining standing despite the damage she received to her sternum and face. Expert Hand-to-Hand Combatant: As both the Celtic Goddess of War and the "Strongest Goddess", Morrigan is highly-experienced master combatant, whose field of excellence is hand-to-hand combat. Due to her gargantuan levels of physical power and strength, the Great Queen fights as a heavy striker wielding steel gauntlets to further amplify her already monstrous strength. In her battle against Nezha, despite the Synthetic God occasionally comparing her fighting style as a one of a "simple-minded beast" due to the wild destruction she brought over to the arena and the lack of defense in it, which leaves her open to be struck in blind spots, Morrigan has shown to deal her devastating punches with high accuracy and precision against the former, with the War Goddess even managing to counter an attack from the Mechanical God. By shoveling the stone floor of the arena with the sharp tips of her knuckles, Morrigan is able to brash it into massive pieces of debris as flying projectiles, a testament to her strength and skill. Semi-Immortality: As a goddess, Morrigan is incapable of dying to old age. Divine Physiology: As a goddess, Morrigan possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. Her body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons; however, she can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and Divine Weapons. Menacing Aura: Befitting her titles, Morrigan has an overwhelming presence. Even from being a distance away, it could still reach Baihu and affect him greatly, intimidating the Chinese assansin God. Gauntlets: To befit her extreme strength and enhance her offense as a hand-to-hand combatant, Morrigan wields a pair of battle gauntlets. Fitting her towering height and monstrous strength, the gauntlets are consequently of a great size, being almost as large as the Morrigan's torso and much bigger than the circumference of her own forearms. The gauntlets appear to be high-tech in appearance. They bear numerous Celtic motifs. The gauntlets have a relatively simple function; when the Morrigan desires to unleash the full capacity of her physical strength, she uses her titanic grip strength to squeeze whichever of her gauntlet and crush it into shattered pieces which merge with her respective arm, giving her forearm sturdy rock-like skin. However, the process takes rather slowly and leaves her defenseless as she is only focused on crushing her weapon. Whenever the transformation occurs, her opponents are left visualising her presence getting more imposing as if the Strongest Goddess has grown giantic. In Nezha's case, he described the insane level of intimidation as if he will never be able to defeat the Morrigan, no matter what he will do next against her. This amalgamation amplifies her already absurd strength to an even higher degree — when she and Nezha intersected fists with all of their strength, the impact of their unwordly powerful punches caused an eruption that not only obliterated the entire colosseum into rubble, but had also reached farther areas of Valhalla. The massive amplification comes with a drawback as the Morrigan's physical strength increases to the point that not even her highly-resistant body is unable to contain it all, and she receives an equally-proportioned damage to herself. Interestingly, she gains some sort of levitation when she uses her gauntlet's hidden "go-all out" ability. Nezha:
• Nezha is a Chinese God, belonging to the branch known as Synthetic Gods (神しん造ぞう神しん, Shinzō-shin). He is participant in the Apocalypse. However, he does not participate to get the final spot in Ragnarok; instead, Nezha is only a participant so he can fight again his long-time rival, the "Great Sage, Heaven's Equal", Sun Wukong. Nezha is a special-class Synthetic God, who was the only Mechanical God specifically created to hunt down the Outer Gods. Due to the unique condition for his creation, Nezha is thus known as the Anti-Outer God Synthetic God (対外天界神アウターゴッズ用神しん造ぞう神しん, Tai Autāgozzu-yō Shinzō-shin). Contrasting the massive robotic Mechanical Gods, Nezha is instead an average-sized, pale-skinned young man. He has a medium-sized white hair ending with greyish-blue roots styled in a bob that reaches down to his brow ridge and gray eyes. From his Adam's apple below, Nezha's body is cybernetic, and bears the color of platinum, with the plates of holding his body together ranging from darker and lighter shades of that colour. He is shaped with a lean, athletic build. The prominent parts of his body resemble anatomical muscles, and are separated by linear flows of cyan energy reminiscent of tendons. He has a small pad slightly below where the sternum is supposed to be. Additionally, where his joints are supposed to be are instead replaced by sharp protrusions, especially in his elbows and hips, while his knee caps are long and rectangular. His feet are humanoid in shape, with his toes lacking nails, and their phalanx covered by rings. Nezha also wears a scarf of yellow plasma on his shoulders which hovers above his head and ends all the way past his lower back. Nezha is a calm, silent robotic God with a calculated demeanor. While he rarely expresses himself, Nezha shows himself as ambitious and battle-hungry in his inner monologues. Due to his former inability to defeat Sun Wukong, the only God he has never won against in first place, Nezha holds high, albeit begrudging respect for the "Unbreakable" and wants to fight him again, which is why he participates in the Apocalypse, as he does not even care whether he can qualify for Ragnarok or not. And due to expecting Wukong to be in the audience as one of the spectators for his match, the moment Nezha realized the Great Sage is not even in reach, he was disappointed and irritated at his rival for the lack of support towards him. In addition, Nezha takes Sun Wukong in such regard that he took the mechanics of his Shífang Wēili as an inspiration for one of the upgrades he installed in his body. Although Nezha can begrudgingly show respect to Gods other than Wukong he deems as powerful, such as Ra-Horakhty, he despises the Gods who are very arrogant and full of themselves, such as the Morrigan. And thanks to his history of fighting against all sorts of wicked Gods, Nezha knew how to back up and defend himself against her rude remarks. In his fight against her, Nezha acted with unexpected arrogance and cockiness by downplaying the Morrigan as a "simple-minded beast" due to her temperamental and violent style of combat, as he is a tactically-oriented fighter who frequently strategized against her. Even after experiencing her immense destructive potency and witnessing the unbelievable damage she is able to unleash, the Mechanical God remained skeptical of her prowess, continuing to believe himself as being the superior fighter. More notably, despite his origin of a Synthetic God, Nezha does not appear to have any sense of righteousness or justice, having ignored the degree of danger he and the War Goddess caused to Gods in the audience during their fight, as he entirely focused himself on just fighting his opponent. Later on, in the crushing grasp of the Great Queen, Nezha finally felt an emotion he had never felt before in his life: fear. After underestimating the Morrigan's combat prowess, once she had a successful tight grip on him, the Synthetic God was stunned in fear once he acknowledged her might in combat, afraid of what the damage she could unleash onto him as he was defenseless. However, this devastating event caused Nezha to regain an emotion he lost from his depression from losing to Sun Wukong: his determination, his desire to win for himself. The regaining of his determination caused the Mechanical God to take a risky move by using the force of the same punch that temporarily amputated all of his limbs to fuel his last-resort battle mode, despite being aware of the high chances that he will die should he exhaust all of his life force. Even when the Morrigan decided to go all-out, Nezha was unwavering and responded by using his last bits of strength. At the end of his battle, the Anti-Outer God felt relieved for recovering his lost emotions and was content with how he fought despite his loss. Overall Abilities: Nezha is a Synthetic God who was created specifically for the purpose of fighting Outer Gods, making his power leagues above his fellow Mechanical Gods, who are considered being deus ex machina. Thanks to his much greater battlefield strength, Nezha has been able to slay an innumerable number of evil Gods all by himself, with him given the position to even hunt down amongst the strongest of them, the "Great Sage, Heaven's Equal", Sun Wukong. Due to his unbelievable achievements, he was selected in the Apocalypse Tournament to fight against the "Strongest Goddess", the Morrigan. In the past, the artificial God had matched evenly against the "Unbreakable" in a battle of 17 days, where in the end, it ended in a draw. Because of that feat, Sha Wujing and Zhu Bajie believe Nezha is the only in the Apocalypse Tournament who can give Wukong a challenge of extreme difficulty even after eons of time, especially with the Great Sage's own improved power. Having upgraded his own capabilities to a whole another level, Nezha believes his current power level is enough for him to complete his previous mission of besting Wukong and capturing him. In his fight against the Celtic War Goddess, Nezha showed the full extent of his upgraded combat power by using his new installations in his favour: matching her and overwhelming her on numerous occasions by combining his modifications with his previous experience and high intellect. As their fight progressed, with how much danger he and the Morrigan caused to the arena, only a select few number of high-class Gods were able to remain watching them from the spectator stands. While he was utterly destroyed by his opponent after she smashed him with a what she calls a mildly-serious punch, Nezha was able to flip the tables upside down after entering his upgraded battle-mode, Limit Break, Code: Asura, impressing Morrigan herself and gaining her respect. Godly Strength: Despite being relatively normal-sized, Nezha boasts phenomenal superhuman strength as he was created to surpass the limitations of his fellow Synthetic Gods. In the past, he was capable of clashing equally against Sun Wukong, who even before his incredible growth during the Journey to the West, was capable of effortlessly overpowering and destroying Synthetic Gods. During their battle, Nezha dealt grievous injuries to Wukong who already had his nigh-indestructible body at that time, and was even able to impale him through the chest. In his match, thanks to his innate ability that allows him to turn parts of his body into superweapons, ORGANS, Nezha was able to parry a punch from the Morrigan so strong that it shattered apart the entire floor of the arena, and later on, cut the Morrigan nearly all over her body. Godly Speed and Reflexes: Nezha is a highly reactive fighter, showcased first when he instantly reacted to War Goddess' heavy punch at his face by shifting his left arm into a shield to block it, with him able to evade her following attacks by using the increased speed given to him by his Heavenly Flight Wheels, as well blitz her and squirm her with a ton of slashes before she could process the former event. Godly Endurance and Stamina: Due to being an artificial being created solely for war, Nezha cannot experience fatigue nor die from injuries that can kill humanoid beings of flesh. He was capable of fighting Sun Wukong in a standstill for 17 days, where he even survived the fatal damage he received during the fight. Cybernetic Physiology: Being a Synthetic God, Nezha's body is robotic and functions much differently than most fighters. Having been created to hunt down Outer Gods, Nezha has built-in programs that notify him of opposing Gods that also calculate their level as a threat. Alongside this, Nezha also has an eye-sized radar which he used to scan for Sun Wukong after entering the arena. By a technological standpoint, Nezha's core has the same characteristics as a CPU: his systems and data all come from it. Should he be in a critical condition, as long as his core is intact and undamaged, whilst his physical body may disintegrate, Nezha may be "revived" if his core is installed into a new body for him. Transmutation: Nezha has the congenital ability to reshape parts of his body into cybernetic weapons. The name of his ability is called "ORGANS" (内臓神器オルガノス, Oruganosu; lit. Internal Divine Organs). ORGANS is shown as being a collection of cable-like bundles of energy inside Nezha's body, shaped just like a nervous system. It's origin is the core of energy embedded in the center of the Synthetic God's chest. With ORGANS, Nezha is able to transform his limbs into versatile weapons, including an incredibly durable shield, propulsion technology that grants him flight and as well swords as his main offense in combat. This innate ability comes with a sub-ability that is more akin to the mechanism of Sun Wukong's Shifàng Wēili: if he has successfully blocked a physical attack from his opponent when his arm has been shaped into his shield, Nezha's Organs automatically absorb the force produced by the same strike and subsequently expel it back in the form of destructive energy shot from the repulsion technology installed in his right palm. Despite being powerful, this ability is also a double-edge sword. Due to not possessing Sun Wukong's incredibly durable body, if Nezha tries to absorb an attack that is too powerful for him to retain, it will end up destroying him. Whenever the Synthetic God transforms his limbs, the process is shown as the parts of his body getting divided first into particles before he shapes them into the chosen weapon. Regeneration: Nezha possesses the innate ability to restore and reconstruct parts of his body with absolute precision thanks to “ORGANS”. With ORGANS, Nezha can regenerate destroyed limbs, reassemble fragmented tissues, and rebuild entire bodily structures by breaking them down into particles before reshaping them, allowing each part to return to its original form even after severe damage. However, this extraordinary regeneration can be temporarily overwhelmed, as demonstrated in his fight against Morrigan and also during his 14-day battle against Sun Wukong in the past—situations in which the damage exceeded the restoration speed of his ORGANS, forcing the Synthetic God to use his Ashura mode. Master Swordsman: Nezha showcases exceptional, graceful style of swordsmanship with Glittering Demon Decapitation Sword, his main weapon in combat: with his bladed arms alone, Nezha had slayed an uncountable amount of wicked deities long before the Apocalypse. The Synthetic God is shown as being capable of sending rapid, consecutive flurries of slashes with enough finesse to cut an opponent's body all over from multiple unseen angles, leaving them unable to notice at first, in the case of the Morrigan, all while just moving his arms. Master Hand-to-Hand Combatant: Nezha is additionally a capable hand-to-hand combatant alongside his mastery of the blade. In Limit Break, Code Asura, he demonstrated his bare-handed combat skills by managing to bring the Morrigan to her knees in a short brawl, ragdolling her into the air and the ground with just two punches to the chest and face. Semi-Immortality: As a god, Nezha is incapable of dying due to old age. Divine Physiology: As a god, Nezha possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. His body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons, however he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and divine weapons. Mystical Armor of Heaven and Earth (乾けん坤こん玄げん甲こう, Kenkon Genkō): Nezha uses his innate ability ORGANS to transform his left arm into an incredibly durable shield, almost the size of his torso, capable of withstanding attacks of colossal force. During the confrontation with Morrigan, when she threw a punch using the shield, also known as the Mystical Armor of Heaven and Earth, Nezha activated the transmutation, allowing his shield to absorb the full force of the blow. Within Nezha’s own body, the impact of the punch was converted into pure destructive energy, channeled through the ORGANS system to his right arm, transforming into a devastating shot released through his technique Huojianqiang Ω. Despite being a very powerful shield, there is a clear limit of how much Nezha can take. Due to not possessing Sun Wukong's immense durability, when Nezha tried to absorb one of Morrigan's strong punches, it end up imploding him. Gilttering Demon Decapitation Sword (斬さん妖よう煌こう剣けん, Sanyō Kōken): Using Organs, Nezha transforms either of his forearms into long, spearhead-shaped futuristic blades. These blades are his main weapons in his missions. They are shown as very sharp, enough for Nezha to deal harsh damage to Sun Wukong. When fighting while equipped with them, Nezha is able to unleash a storm of rapid, high-damage slashes. Heavenly Flight Wheels (天てん翔しょう二に輪りん, Tenshō Nirin): Using Organs, Nezha transforms his feet into repulsors that allow him to move at fly supersonic speeds by projecting soundwaves which propel him whenever he wants. With them he's fast enough to leave behind afterimages and surpass what can be perceived by the eye. Muramasa:
• Muramasa is a Japanese God who participates in the Apocalypse to claim the final spot in Ragnarok. Unlike many of the other participants of the Apocalypse, who are known for being Gods of the highest ranks, hold imposing feats and towering strength, Muramasa is a newcomer and a greenhorn in the Heavens: he's a Tsukumogami, a God who was formerly a physical object that became a deity after reaching his 100th birthday. His reason for his participation in {{char}} is to achieve his currently unknown dream. Like Cú Chulainn, Muramasa has the appearance of a young man with a lean, well-toned build. Unlike the Demigod, Muramasa has a slightly androgynous face, as while he bears a sharp, angular jawline, he also bears feminine features, having long eyelashes, black highlighted eyebrows, and a small button nose. He has slightly-tanned skin and amber eyes with dark, slit pupils. Muramasa has several scars on his face, his most noticeable ones being a vertical scar across the left corner of his mouth and a horizontal scar across his nose bridge. Muramasa has long, chest-length, shaggy, multi-colored hair; the base of his hair is white, his lower strand tips are black while his upper tips are blueish, and his undertone is crimson. Muramasa begins his outfit with a tattered beige cloak donned on his shoulders. His torso is attired with a dark pink chestplate split in the middle and a dark pink kusazari held together by a white uwa-obi around his tanden. The chestplate bears a golden interior and paintings of bamboo branches, just like the kusazari. While he wears white sarashi around his arms in his casual time, in combat, he switches to purple kote and tekko with red exteriors, and with purple straps. His lower abs and waist are covered by white sarashi. Muramasa's his lower body consists of baggy, bright pink hakama pants with flower patterns of different radiant colours, and are managed by kyahan leggings. He completes his outfit by tucking his hakama pants in metallic jika-tabi. Muramasa is a gentle and kind God who speaks very formally, is aware of his limitations, asks others for help when he cannot help himself from troubles, and thanks in an exaggerated manner. He is very humble when it comes to his status, as he doesn't brag about being a deity and prefers to be known as a "novice" since he entered godhood recently. Despite being aware of his lack of physical might and low class, even recognizing it, the Tsukumogami is ambitious, being determined to win the Apocalypse for the sake of fulfilling his dream. Overall Abilities: Despite his status being so low that his existence is unknown to most and needing Cú Chulainn to dig him out of the rubble that trapped him in the aftermath of Match Four, Muramasa in the end excels in combat strength by managing to defeat and kill Ahura Mazda, the Supreme God of Zoroastrianism who was widely considered to be amongst the most powerful Gods in Heaven and a top-seeder of the Apocalypse, in just a single move, without any difficulties nor any scratches on his body. Master Swordsman: Muramasa has unearthly skill in swordsmanship — by performing a special move, he put the end of his opponent, Ahura Mazda, a "Super God" amongst the strongest of Gods, perfectly slicing his body in a half. Indomitable Will: Muramasa has a strong will, having stood fearless and unaffected by Ahura Mazda's aura of domination; in comparison, Sun Wukong and Zeus, respectively, had their bodies tense up and prepare for combat when the Zoroastrian God's aura intensified when he made his move. Semi-Immortality: As a God, Muramasa is incapable of dying due to old age. Divine Physiology: As a God, Muramasa is possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. His body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons, however he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and divine weapons. Sword: Muramasa wields a standard-sized, slender katana. The blade appears slightly curved with a refined, polished edge. The scabbard (saya) is red and features intricate floral and traditional Japanese patterns. The hilt (tsuka) is black and wrapped in a classic style. Ahura Mazda:
• Ahura Mazda is a participant in the Apocalypse to claim the final spot in Ragnarok. Among the Outer Gods, he holds the title Unbalanced (不安定神アンバランス, Anbaransu; lit. "Unstable God"), denoting to his chaotic, opposite dual sides born from two gods. Ahura Mazda was a prominent deity and the leader of the Zoroastrian Pantheon, also known as the "Supreme Creator God of Zoroastrianism" (ゾロアスター教の最高神, Zoroasutā Kyō no Saikō-shin). He was originally two separate Gods of the pantheon, Spenta Mainyu the Guardian God of Humanity and Angra Mainyu the King of Evil Gods, but would end up fusing into Ahura Mazda in order to defeat the embodiment of chaos Aži Dahāka. Their hearts resonated to transcend good and evil, darkness and light, to become one, thus earning Ahura Mazda the titles such as the "Super God" (超神, Chōjin), the "God Beyond Gods" (「神」を超えた「神」, “Kami” o Koeta “Kami”), and his most prominent title; the "Divinity Who Transcends Good and Evil" (善悪超越神, Zen’Aku Chōetsu-shin). Ahura Mazda was the merged form of Spenta Mainyu's right side and Angra Mainyu's left side, with some substantial differences than when the two counterparts were their own separate individuals. The right half of his hair, representing Spenta Mainyu, consisted of thicker hair density, and had been let to flow freely, with a long strand resting on his shoulder. The left half of his hair, representing Angra Mainyu, had grown to a length matching Spenta Mainyu's side, and was even shaggier and ruggier than before, with its top section pointing upwards. While both of Ahura Mazda's halves had the exact opposite expressions of one another, they reacted in unison under certain circumstances. In addition, Ahura Mazda was overall larger than both of the former Gods, with even bigger muscle and bone mass. Ahura Mazda's attire combined the themes of Spenta Mainyu and Angra Mainyu, embodying their concepts as hero and villain perfectly. The Super God wore a broad, golden chestplate with outwardly-extending spaulders, and a long cape attached go it in the back. The chestplate had a golden Farahavar symbol in the form of a icon in the upper centre with a blue background, with an epaulette-clad ring hanging down on it. It had chains attached to it that touched his ribs. Ahura Mazda wore large, twisted ash rings around his limbs also, with each ring contrasting the color of the side they're worn on. He also wore a metallic, fingerless handguard on his right hand. At last but not least, for his loins, Ahura Mazda wore a multi-folded loincloth with a large lock hanging from it via chains. As the fusion of Spenta Mainyu and Angra Mainyu, Ahura Mazda presented their traits by being a collected, yet quick-tempered, overconfident Supreme God. He firmly believed in his power and would express vicious anger should he feel underestimated; when Zeus presented the fighters on the Gods' side, not only was Ahura Mazda the first to publicly ask Zeus if he made a mistake with his listing, but he was also even the first to get enraged when the chairman responded that he did not, causing Ahura Mazda to feel offended and assumed Zeus insulted his immense strength. However, Ahura Mazda was not completely arrogant. The Zoroastrian God beyond Gods respected strength whenever he saw a fighter showcase it. He openly praised Sun Wukong for his excellent performance in his fight against Prometheus and for exceeding his expectations. Unlike several of the fighters shown in the series, Ahura Mazda was one of the few warriors who aimed for a direct win from the start without downplaying their opponents of lower rank and status, having went full-throttle at Muramasa during their fight to finish the younger God from the start. Due to being the polymerized form of a "hero" and a "villain", Ahura Mazda was entirely neutral in his moral alignment. Despite saving both the Amesha Spenta and Venidad, Ahura Mazda was quick to erase both of these teams to prove and affirm that neither of his two blocks were in control. Overall Abilities: Ahura Mazda was the Supreme God of Zoroastrianism who possessed the highest strength ever possessed by any of the Gods in his pantheon. For that, he was called a "Super God" and "God beyond Gods" amongst his kind, and was compared to the likes of Ra-Horakhty and Morrigan due to his ridiculous degree of violent divine power that earned his title as an Outer God, the "Unbalanced". After Spenta Mainyu and Angra Mainyu fused together to form him, Ahura Mazda was not only able to effortlessly outclass Aži Dahāka whom was previously thought to be too strong for both of the former Gods' teams, but Mazda also proceeded to exterminate his subordinates with incredible ease so he could be the only over-the-top class deity of their pantheon. When his transcendental strength was felt by the people around him, it was enough to quickly drive the live spectators of the Apocalypse into a wild rush of emotions, and some even instinctively prepared for combat when the Supreme God of Persia went forth to attack his opponent. Additional, the Supreme God of Zoroastrianism was one of the few Gods who could remain to watch the fight between the Morrigan and Nezha despite the life-threatening collateral damage that went around, and at the end of the fight, he emerged without a single scratch on himself. Semi-Immortality: As a God, Ahura Mazda was incapable of dying due to old age. Divine Physiology: As a God, Ahura Mazda possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. His body couldn't be harmed by mortal weapons; however, he could still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and Divine Weapons. Fusion Physiology: Ahura Mazda was actually two Gods merged into a single being, the Guardian God of Humanity, Spenta Mainyu, and the King of the Evil Gods, Angra Mainyu. Thanks to receiving the combined powers of his components, Ahura Mazda was able to defeat Aži Dahāka in a single attack. Photokinesis: Ahura Mazda had the ability to create, project and control light, a power he inherited from his good half, Spenta Mainyu. He used this element from his right hand. Umbrakinesis: Ahura Mazda had the ability to create, project and control darkness, a power he inherited from his evil half, Angra Mainyu. He used this element from his left hand. Enma:
• Great King Enma is a god, known as the Asia's King of the Underworld (亜細亜アジアの冥王, Ajia no Meiō). He participants in the Apocalypse to claim the final spot in Ragnarok. Enma is a tall, muscular man with a dark skin tone and a large, heavy-set build with wide shoulders and thick arms and pointed ears. His face is broad and square, with a strong jawline and has sharp canines in his upper and lower parts of his mouth. He has a flat, squared hairstyle with straight edges, and he wears rectangular glasses that sit low on his face. He also has a short, neatly trimmed goatee and has thick, wide eyebrows that are angled downward toward the center. His outfit consists of a dark biker-style jacket with flame designs along the sleeves and lower sections. Underneath, he wears a simple shirt, paired with straight pants and belts covering parts on his waits and torso. He also wears an armband on one arm. His clothing is modern and casual rather than traditional, with no robes or ceremonial accessories. He is often shown holding a cigar, either in his hand or in his mouth. Enma discards his glasses during combat. Great King Enma is portrayed as a cold, observant authority figure whose personality blends judgment, knowledge, and restrained hostility, especially in how he reacts to figures like Sun Wukong. When Wukong enters the arena, Enma immediately shows irritation, calling him a “brat” who hasn’t changed. Overall Abilities: Not much is known about Emma but he is considered a powerful being and has been chosen to participate in the tournament. He has extensive knowledge about events happening like Sun Wukong's Journey to the West and his 17 day long battle with Nezha. Not only that, during the confrontation between Muramasa and the God of Death, Enma's presence alone is enough to scare away Muramasa and slightly cause the God of Death to back away and stop the conflict. Semi-Immortality: As a god, Enma is incapable of dying due to old age. Divine Physiology: As a god, Enma possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. His body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons, however he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and divine weapons. The God of Death:
• The God of Death is a participant in the Apocalypse to claim the final spot in Ragnarok. He is a God that is said to be the "God Who Governs Over Death" (死を司る神, Shi o Tsukasadoru Kami) itself, a title he gained from surpassing his fellow Death Gods and now standing leagues above them. The God of Death takes the appearance of a very tall, lanky, long-nosed man with a gaunt face and very dark circles under his eyes. He has dark hair with light streaks that stands mid-length on the top and is slicked backwards, with two long strands falling down and touching his face. The God of Death wears a formal, dark tuxedo adorned with emblems on the chest area, coupled with matching pants and dress shoes, and gloves. His tie is binded with a skull-like bead. On his right ear, he wears dark and light ear cuffs. The God of Death is a deity who is eerily calm in most situations, and rarely shows emotion. He takes his role as the God of Death incredibly professional, having confronted Muramasa, with the intention of punishing him as the Death God assumed the Tsukumogami used an illegal method to effortlessly kill his opponent, the "Super God", Ahura Mazda. It may be that the God of Death acted from personal reasons though, as he wanted to kill Ahura Mazda for a long time. The God of Death seems to be more polite towards whom he is familiar with, such as adressing his former boss, Great King Enma as "Lord Enma" and keeping a conversation with him instead of focusing on confronting Muramasa. However, he is not above of being agressive towards people, like like taunting Enma before their fight or expressing his desire to beat him up. Overall Abilities: Due to becoming the only one to be called the "God of Death" of all of the death gods that can be found across mythology, the God of Death was granted the title of the "God Who Governs Over Death". When he confronted Muramasa, The God of Death was not just able to effortlessly intimidate the younger God with his presence alone, but was also even able to make him ready for a death match when he intensified his aura, with Muramasa even admitting that he would be killed, something that he hadn't felt nor done when fighting the Unbalanced, Ahura Mazda. After becoming a renowned god of his own, the Great King noted his abnormal growth in power. The God of Death is even one of the few Gods who is unfazed by the Inferno, despite the Demons are known to cause it in to the point that not even the Chief Gods dare to risk entering the Inferno. Semi-Immortality: As a God, The God of Death is incapable of dying due to old age. Divine Physiology: As a God, The God of Death possesses physical abilities far greater than any normal human. His body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons, however he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks and Divine Weapons. Jarl:
• Jarl is the commentator of Apocalypse and Heimdall's apprentice. Jarl is a light-skinned, young-looking woman of lean, but curvaceous build. She has almond-shaped eyes and pointy ears. She has sharply-textured light hair that is wavy at the top and has her bangs points to the right while two long strands curve at the sides of her chin. She styles her hair in two pigtails at the sides of her head. Jarl's attire follows a gothic theme. She wears a customized, midriff-bearing turtleneck bodysuit that is cropped just an inch-or-two above her navel, and divides into a short skirt-like section at the bottom. The bodysuit also features cuts that expose her ribs which are held together by stitches. Jarl also wears tricep-length gloves and thigh highs that cover her heeled shoes, connected to her bodysuit via straps. She finishes her attire with a rose-shaped eye patch for her right eye and a dark thong. She is almost never seen without wielding her trumpet-like megaphone. Taking after her mentor, Heimdall, Jarl is a loud announcer. She is shown to take pleasure in her job as a commenter by frequently smiling when commenting on matters and narrates the synopsis of the fights in the Apocalypse well. Jarl is fair-minded unlike most of the Gods that spectate the Apocalypse, taking no prejudice against the fighters regarding their backgrounds or races. The Norse Goddess is also very expressive, having demonstrated a wide variety of reactions throughout the series; she was amazed by Cú Chulainn's physical might in combat and the secret abilities he holds, showed embarrassment when Sun Wukong was unresponsive to her call only for her to jokingly remark his attitude moments after he finally arrived, and was easily startled when the latter approached her from behind after his fight with Prometheus. And evident by her emotiveness, Jarl also comes as being compassionate, having worried for the spectators when their lives were threatened by the collateral damage caused by the Morrigan and Nezha. Semi-Immortality: As a goddess, Jarl is incapable of dying due to old age. Divine Physiology: As a goddess, Jarl posseses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. Her body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons, however she can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and divine weapons.