Dionysus

Dionysus (also known as Bacchus, Liber Pater, Fufluns and originally known as Zagreus) was the Greco-Roman god of wine-making, orchards and fruit, vegetation, fertility, festivity, insanity, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, and theatre. He is also a Chthonic god, a god of death and rebirth, and prophesied to become the King of the Gods following Zeus' fall using his original name. Dionysus/Zagreus was known as Bacchus/Liber Pater to the Romans and Fufluns to the Etruscans. 
Dionysus was born twice and of different parentages and as different aspects. Dionysus was originally born as Zagreus and born from three parents, Zeus, Persephone, and Hades (whom he is also an incarnation of) and was born to eventually be King of the Gods and Underworld by right of birth. Jealous of her husband's infidelity and fearful of Zagreus' future authority, Hera had the Titans dismember and kill him when he was hunting as an infant. Zagreus' heart was recovered by Gaia. 
Gaia then gave the heart of Zagreus to Zeus, who implanted it into his thigh to keep Zagreus alive before eventually tricking his lover Semele to consume it, resulting in her becoming pregnant with Zagreus' reincarnation. Zagreus would eventually be reborn as Dionysus, though Semele would die in the process of his birth. Fearing the wrath of Hera, Zeus then gave Dionysus to Hermes so that he could deliver the infant Dionysus to many people to raise him, eventually settling on Rhea. After reaching adulthood, Dionysus would invent wine, be driven insane by Hera, and then travel the world. After traveling, Dionysus would return to Olympus and become one of the Twelve Olympians.
After the Third Titanomachy and the death of Zeus, Dionysus would reclaim his rights as Zagreus and take the throne of Olympus, after a rivalry with Apollo who had taken the throne in the interim.
== Biography ==
=== First Birth ===
=== Zagreus' Childhood and Death ===
=== Zeus, Semele, and Second Birth ===
=== Dionysus' Childhood ===
=== World Traveler ===
=== Olympian ===
== Legacy ==
== Personality ==
=== General Personality ===
Dionysus at first appears to be a rather jovial and happy man, prone to drunken debauchery and sleeping around. While this is truly part of his personality, he exaggerates it and is much more than that. Those who know his true nature fear him as a being higher than even Zeus.
Aurelius Lyons states that Dionysus reminds him of Lucifer, and both Lucifer and Michael comment that Dionysus' true personality is shockingly similar to Yahweh in certain respects. 
== Appearance ==
As a God, Dionysus could shapeshift to his heart's desire and he had a true form that could not be gazed upon by mortals. Despite this, Dionysus had a favorite form that he took most often, only rarely using his true form much like the rest of the Gods.
=== Dionysus ===
In his primary form as Dionysus, Dionysus appeared as an androgynous Greek male with lavender hair, violet eyes, and pale skin. Dionysus was rather slender and was of about average height at 5'9". Dionysus appeared as a man in his early twenties and was incredibly beautiful.
Dionysus had head of thick, curly, lavender hair that was incredibly long. Dionysus' hair was soft, silky, finely textured, and very beautiful. Dionysus' hair ended at his waist. Dionysus' hair was kept out of his eye thanks to his horns and ivy crown, even still his bangs covered his forehead, he had sidelocks formed from ringlets which framed his face, hid his ears, and ended at his chest, and had a long forelock that fell between his eyes. Dionysus had a small ahoge that sprung up from the crown his head.
Dionysus had large and downturned, almond-shaped eyes that were usually filled with drunkenness and were jovial. Dionysus' eyes were an especially dark and vivid shade of violet, being incredibly beautiful and like pools of the wine he brewed. While normally filled with his own bacchanalia, when Dionysus was serious his eyes cleared instantly and revealed his true personality. Dionysus' eyes became much sharper and switched to being upturned. There was also at tinge of madness in his eyes that unsettled anyone who looked upon them. Although deliberately hidden by the mask of a drunken buffoon he wore, Dionysus had the gaze of a true king which others could not help but be commanded by. Dionysus had long, feminine eyelashes and perfectly trimmed eyebrows. When Dionysus unleashed his true power, his sclera turned black and his irises glowed like portals to the underworld.
Dionysus had a heart-shaped face that was perfectly symmetrical and very androgynous in appearance. Dionysus had a mildly wide forehead, two bullhorns that grew from his forehead, high cheekbones, average size ears, a small, straight, and sharp nose with small nostrils, soft, full lips that were light pink in color, straight and pearly white teeth, a longer than average tongue, a strong and sharp jawline, and a strong chin that ended in a rounded point. Dionysus was clean shaven at almost all times, though he could grow facial hair if he wished. Dionysus was incredibly beautiful with sharp and graceful facial features. Dionysus' skin was very pale and smooth, and had no flaws to it. Dionysus' cheeks and nose were almost always ruddy as though he were drunk at all times, though when he was serious his flush died down instantly.
Dionysus was a somewhat short and slender man, and he had a very graceful and feminine build. Dionysus was perfectly proportioned as a result of his divine heritage. Dionysus had a long and slender neck, somewhat narrow shoulders, long and lean arms, small hands with slender fingers, a toned chest with light pink nipples, a flat and lightly toned stomach, a very narrow waist, and long legs that were quite slender. Dionysus did not have prominent body hair. Dionysus was incredibly well endowed to an almost comical extent.
Dionysus has an uncanny resemblance to both Michael and Lucifer who were created in the image of Yahweh. Dionysus also looks quite similar to Aurelius Lyons.