Gilgamesh

**Gilgamesh** was the King of Uruk, a Demi-God, and one of the first heroes. Gilgamesh was two-thirds Divine and one-third mortal being the son of Lugalbanda and Ninsun.

As a youth, Gilgamesh was revered as a good king, however, his arrogance caused him to turn into a wicked despot. As punishment, the Annunaki created the wildman Enkidu to fight him though the their climactic battle resulted in both men becoming friends.

Gilgamesh fought on the side of humanity during Armageddon. He survived the battle intact and was given a body with eternal youth. He currently rules Neo Uruk alongside Enkidu, though he occasionally leaves on hunts if he so wishes or if someone he respects needs help.

## Personality

Gilgamesh was a prideful and arrogant man, though he was not devoid of good characteristics. Although he was a hedonist, his life experiences lead him to be a very good king for his nation.

Gilgamesh' morals, principles, and view of the world are unlike that of anyone else and make no sense to anyone but him.

Gilgamesh's unique nature as two-thirds God has made him believe that he is better than both the Gods and Mortals. Gilgamesh has the perfections of the gods but the ambition and drive of a human, making him the best of both worlds in his eyes. Although accepting of humans (even if he viewed them as inherently beneath him), Gilgamesh had no love for Gods of any kind.

Gilgamesh had a habit of referring to everyone he met as "mongrels."

Gilgamesh was an avid collector and claimed to have once owned everything in the world during his original life. His palace in Neo Uruk was filled with many collected treasures and one of his Drives functioned as an armory/treasure hoard.

## Appearance

### General Appearance

Gilgamesh was a Mesopotamian male with raven black hair, cerulean eyes, and olive skin. Gilgamesh was a giant of a man and was extremely muscular, standing at 7'8" and weighing 350 lbs. Despite his size and bulk, Gilgamesh was still extremely fast and agile, not sacrificing maneuverability for strength. Gilgamesh' eternal youth halted him at the prime of his life, about 35 years old. Gilgamesh is described as being someone born with a perfect body in all ways, having the beauty of the greatest gods while also having the unique beauty of mortals.

Gilgamesh had thick and curly raven black hair that was very soft and silky. Gilgamesh's hair was very beautiful and finely textured. Gilgamesh had long hair that ended at his middle back and his hair had light curls. Gilgamesh's bangs framed his face and ended at his chin, with the rest of his hair fell down his shoulders.

Gilgamesh had large and upturned, almond-shaped eyes that were very beautiful. Gilgamesh's eyes were a beautiful cerulean blue and his pupils were serpentine, having slits like that of a snake. Gilgamesh's eyes shined with his pride, strength, and joy. Gilgamesh also had an analytical gaze with others who felt his eyes upon them feeling as though they were being judged and found wanting. During battle, Gilgamesh's eyes became sharper but his love of fighting meant there was an undercurrent of happiness in them. Gilgamesh was capable of giving piercing stares and harsh glares which were enough to stop anyone they were directed at to stop in their tracks. When he used his full power, Gilgamesh's eyes changed color from dark blue into a shining golden one.

Gilgamesh had a rectangular face that was perfectly symmetrical and could only be described as perfect in appearance. Gilgamesh had a somewhat wide forehead, high cheekbones, average size ears that had pierced lobes for his earrings, a straight and sharp nose with small nostrils, dusky lips that were plump and full, straight and pearly white teeth, a strong and sharp jawline, and a strong and squarish chin. Gilgamesh had a full beard that was somewhat bushy. Gilgamesh's face was the epitome of masculine beauty and he had sharp and regal facial features. Gilgamesh's skin was a light olive color and very smooth. Akin to how he had the perfect body, Gilgamesh was described as having the perfect face.

Gilgamesh was a giant of a man and very well-built, being extremely muscular yet not overly bulky. Gilgamesh's body was described as perfect in all ways and he had perfect proportions. Gilgamesh had a long and muscular neck, very broad shoulders, a wide and muscular back, long arms that were well-muscled and toned, large hands with long and dexterous fingers, a chiseled chest with small, dusky nipples, a flat abdomen with 12-pack abdominal muscles, sculpted obliques, and an Adonis Belt, a very narrow and slim waist, sculpted buttocks with Dimples of Apollo, long, muscular legs with thick thighs and strong calves, and large feet. Gilgamesh did not have much body fat, with his divine nature making it his body something that a mortal could never hope to have. Aside from his scalp and facial hair, Gilgamesh lacked all body hair and was naturally hairless. While his muscles were very hard and firm, Gilgamesh's skin was noted to be smooth and soft and he didn't have any calluses despite his occupation. Gilgamesh had a number of red runic tattoos on his body that only appeared when he was using his full power. Gilgamesh was evidently extremely well-endowed.

Gilgamesh had a deep and booming voice with a Iraqi accent, and like everything else about him was described as perfect. Gilgamesh' voice was described as being rather rich, smooth, and melodic and was often compared to velvet. Gilgamesh' voice was considered to be very captivating, clear, and authoritative. Gilgamesh was very articulate and well-spoken, though there was a strong arrogance in his manner of speech that made it seem like he was talking down to everyone he met. Not even the people he respected and admired were exempt from him speaking to them in that manner. Gilgamesh's laughter was very pleasing to hear even if it was a manic cackle. Although he didn't sing often, Gilgamesh had a beautiful singing voice.

### Outfit

Gilgamesh’s main outfit consisted of ornate, gold, and black armor. He wears pauldrons, vambraces, gauntlets, cuisses, poleyns, greaves, and sabatons/boots. He has a purple sash around his waist and a large, black belt with a golden buckle the shape of a lion’s head, this also doubles as faulds. He is adored with jewelry such as a golden necklace, a crown, and other hanging bits. Much of his armor and jewelry has beautiful gemstones on it. He has another sash hanging from his left arm, acting as a half-cape. He also has black trousers.

## Attributes

### Combat

Gilgamesh was a master of nearly all forms of combat, though he was not exceptional in all of them. While he ranks as a master, those who were dedicated to a single form of combat could exceed him. Gilgamesh could deal with nearly any situation.

Gilgamesh' prefered method of combat was quite aggressive and he most often dual wielded his sword and axe and used his immense strength and speed to obliterate his opponents. When he was very serious, he began using his Drives to assault everyone at all ranges.