Other Characters/Gods

==Christian Mythology==
===God of the Bible===
God of the Bible (, Seisho no Kami) was the original leader of the Seraphs, who died in the Great War, and the main pillar of the Five Factions. He is the creator of the Holy System that controls blessed items that causes harm to Vampyres and Devils, provide miracles, and determines those who can be saved. More so, he created the Ancient Gear System, which provides Humans (or half-humans) with special powers, as well as the original Nineteen Longinus, which hold the potential to slay gods.
He was known for his benevolence and kindness toward humankind, but later he developed a hatred for dragons and snakes after Samael made Adam and Eve devour the Fruit of Knowledge. Before the Great War, he sealed the apocalyptic beast; Trihexa, using several thousand forbidden seals, which weakened him enough to result in his death during the Great War leaving the Archangels to lead Heaven in his stead.
== Norse Mythology ==
=== Freyr ===
Freyr (フレイ, Furei) is the God of Sacral Kingship in Norse mythology, Freyr briefly appears at the end of Volume 4, discussing the death of the God of the Bible and the current leaders of the Five Factions.
=== Loki ===
Loki (ロキ, Roki) is the God of Trickery in Norse mythology, who is also associated with fire, the husband of Sigyn and the jötunn Angrboða, and is the father of Fenrir, Midgardsormr, Hel, and Sleipnir, the eight-legged horse of Odin. Loki appears at the end of Volume 4, discussing the death of the God of the Bible and the current leaders of the Five Factions. He later went into the Isolation Field Barrier to fight Trihexa along with his blood-brother Odin, Thor and Baldur.
Loki is among the Top 10 "Strongest Beings in the World".
Loki was briefly mentioned again in Volume 24 as one of the potential candidates to join the Alliance of Nightmares by Morpheus, but Morpheus and Melionë state that, even if he didn't go into the Isolation Field Barrier, Loki most likely would not have joined them as, while viewed as an "Evil God", he isn't strictly one, more so a God who does tricks and pranks for his own amusement.
=== Thor ===
Thor (トール, Tōru) is the God of Thunder in Norse mythology, who is associated with thunder, lightning, and storms, son of Odin, and is the older brother of Vidar and Baldur. He wields the mighty hammer, Mjolnir. He is also Vali's older stepbrother. He went into the Isolation Field Barrier to fight Trihexa along with his father Odin, Loki and elder brother Baldur. Vidar mentions that he considers Thor as the more suitable leader of Asgard than himself.
Thor is among the Top 10 "Strongest Beings in the World".
=== Baldur ===
Baldur (バルドル, Barudoru) is the God of Beauty and the eldest son of Odin, and the older brother of Thor and Vidar. He was mentioned by Vidar that he joined Odin, Thor and Loki in the Isolation Barrier Field to fight against Trihexa.
=== Freyja ===
Freyja (フレイヤ, Fureiya) is the Goddess of Love, Beauty, and Warfare in Norse mythology, and the twin sister of Freyr. She briefly appears at the end of Volume 4 with Loki and her twin brother, discussing the death of the God of the Bible and the current leaders of the Five Factions.
=== Hel ===
Hel (ヘル, Heru) is the daughter of Loki and younger sister of Fenrir and Midgardsormr, and the ruler of Niflheim in Norse mythology. She is strictly monitored due to the influence of the Loke incident. She is a tall, beautiful woman with long hair which is a mix of blue plus red. She first appears in the short story Pavilion Kingdom angry at Eden for putting her father's clone (who she mistook for her father) in prison.
=== Gna ===
Gna (グナー, Gunā) is 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. She accompanied Vidar for his marriage interview with Waltraute.
=== Fulla ===
Fulla (フッラ, Furra) is 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. She accompanied Vidar for his marriage interview with Waltraute.
=== Hlin ===
Hlin (フリーン, Furīn) is a goddess associated with the goddess Frigg. She is a maid for Odin's family. She accompanied Vidar for his marriage interview with Waltraute.
=== Surtr ===
Surtr (スルト, Suruto) is a Norse Fire Giant (Muspel), as he has a large body that is 25 meters tall even when the body size is modest. He is the source from which the copy, Surtr Sekund who is the second Rook of Percival Lucifer, originates from. He can manipulate fire that burns down the God-class beings. During the Ragnarok, he is predicted to lead a battalion of giants to ignite the world tree Yggdrasil.
During the Alliance Cup, he entered the Cup as the leader of Team Muspelheimr, which consists of Norse giants. He managed to qualifying to the main stage complete and proceed to the main tournament. His participation in the tournament caused many gods to abstain from the tournament or to drop out mid-way through the tournament.
== Greek Mythology ==
=== Zeus ===
Zeus (ゼウス, Zeusu) is the former ruler of the Gods in Greek mythology and one of the Trinity Gods alongside Poseidon and Hades, as well as being the father of Apollo, and the ancestor of Vali Apollyon. He briefly appeared in Volume 10, teasing Azazel and Galahad about both being unmarried, stating that being single is lonely.
=== Poseidon ===
Poseidon (ポセイドン, Poseidon), is the God of the Seas in Greek mythology and one of the Trinity Gods. He is described as a friendly-looking, elderly man, with a well-built body, blue eyes and a beard.
=== Apollo ===
Apollo Phoebus (アポロー・ポイボス, Aporō Poibosu) or just Apollo, was the previous God of the Sun in Greek Mythology, master and founder of the Apollyon Clan, the goddess Artemis' brother, Calliope's husband and Orpheus', Apollon's and Apollonius' father, who is also known as the Great Sun. According to Leonard, Apollo was seen as the main rival of the previous Satan Lucifer, and had the personality of a leader. He also had a timid but extreme arrogant personality as according to Azazel.
Apollo, along with his brothers and sisters, was the leaders of the Greek forces during the Great Mythology War and led the Greek heroes and gods against the other mythologies.
=== Somnus ===
Somnus (ソムヌス, Somunusu), also known as Hypnos (ヒュプノス, Hyupunosu), is the Greek God/Personification of Sleep, the husband of Pasithea, and the father of Morpheus, Phobetor and Phantasos. He was created by Nyx and Erebus, and is the brother of Thanatos and the Oneiroi. Bonnibell Satan mentions that he offered his help in order to deal with Ingvild Ryggen Leviathan's sleeping disease in order to make amends for Nyx’s and Morpheus' actions.
=== Oneiroi ===
The Oneiroi (オネイロイ, Oneiroi; singular: Oneiros) are Greek Gods of Dreams. They was created by Nyx and Erebus, and are the siblings of Thanatos and Somnus. Bonnibell Satan mentions that a group of Oneiroi offered their help in order to deal with Ingvild Ryggen Leviathan's sleeping disease.
An type of Oneiroi, named the Dreamers (夢見る人 Yumemiruhito), are spectral-like beings that are loyal to Morpheus.
=== Chronos ===
Chronos (, Kuronosu)
=== Cronus ===
Cronus (, Kyojin Kuronosu)
=== Hyperion ===
Hyperion (巨神ハイペリオン, Kyojin Haiperion) is the Titan of Heavenly Light in Geek mythology, and one of the many children of Gaia and Ouranos, as well as being the uncle of Zeus, Poseidon and Hades. With his appearance in ItalianXCaliburn, he is described as middle-aged man with a stern-looking face, mix of black and blonde hair and wearing a business suit. According to Azazel, Gabriel and Sandalphon, despite his stern expressions, Hyperion is an extremely-down to earth man, and is a bit perverted.
== Shinto Mythology ==
=== Amaterasu ===
Amaterasu (, Amaterasu) is the Shinto Goddess of the Sun in Japanese mythology, and the sister of Susanoo and Tsukuyomi. She is described as an extremely beautiful woman with flowing golden hair and a radiant golden aura. She appeared in Volume 23, as a announcer for the Rating Game match between Arthur Pendragon's Team and Marcello Pasolini's Team.
=== Susanoo ===
Susanoo () is the God of Sea and Storms in Japanese mythology. He was briefly mentioned in Volume 18, as the one who slain the Evil Dragon Yamata no Orochi.
== Hindu Mythology ==
=== Brahma ===
Brahma (, ')
=== Vishnu ===
Vishnu (, ')
=== Varuna ===
Varuna (, ')
=== Hanuman ===
Hanuman (, ')
=== Ganesha ===
Ganesha (, ')
=== Virochana ===
Virochana (, ')
=== Prahlada ===
Prahlada (, ')
=== Arjuna ===
Arjuna (, ')
== Egyptian Mythology ==
=== Ra ===
Ra (, ')
=== Aten ===
Aten (, ')
=== Bennu ===
Bennu (, ')
== Celtic Mythology ==
=== Balor ===
Balor (, ')
=== Lugh ===
Lugh (, Ruu)
== Slavic Mythology ==
=== Belobog ===
Belobog (, ')
== Persian Mythology ==
=== Aka Manah ===
Aka Manah (, Akamanafu)
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