Indra

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 Bolg. 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.

Appearance: 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 smocking cigarettes.

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.