Odin

Basic information

Kanji Odin Romaji Odin Alias The nameless God The Supreme God The Creator God The Lord of Wrath The Lord of Madness Personal description Species God Age Eons Gender Male Pantheon Nordic Pantheon Origin Asgard (Heaven) Estado Estado Alive Affiliation Chicken coop Fighting Gods Relatives Thor (son) Odin is a prominent deity and the leader of the Norse pantheon. He is also a major god. According to a legend told by Siegfried, Odin was originally a nameless God who one day found the sword Gram, which contained the soul of the Primordial God Odin of Yggdrasil, one of the four rulers of the cosmos during the primordial era, until it was sealed during the "Original Ragnarok". He is the main antagonist of the manga series Shuumatsu no Valkyrie.

appearance

Odin is a well-built old man with long white hair and a long beard. He has golden eyes with black sclera and an eye patch over his left eye. He wears a red robe under a purple coat and a white cloak with gold trim over it. her hair and clothes are black

personality

Like his son Thor, he is a man of few words. He rarely speaks, and his form of communication is primarily through his two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, who rest on his shoulders. He also dislikes trickery, as we remind Loki that he had told him in the past that he will never transform into Thor again. And, like Thor, Odin is also a blood-sitting battle fiend who takes a great interest in combat.

talent General Abilities: The full extent of his power is currently unknown, but knowing that he is the supreme Norse god and king of the Æsir, and formerly one of the Yggdrasil, it can be deduced that he is extremely knowledgeable and strong. Physical abilities Divine Strength: As the chief god of the Norse pantheon, Odin possesses a great amount of strength for a god, even when not directly fighting. When confronted and provoked by Buddha after the ninth round of Ragnarok, Odin slammed the bottom of his spear, Gungnir, into the ground with such force that it produced a shockwave strong enough to destroy most of the corridor the two gods were standing in without giving it much thought. Furthermore, Beelzebub had to use his vibration ability to nullify the force of Odin's casual strike with Gungnir when he attempted to stop the Norse god.

Mental skills Wisdom: When Loki disguised himself as Thor, Odin was immediately able to deduce that Loki was using his deception. He is generally associated as a god of wisdom and knowledge, which makes him very intelligent. Supernatural abilities Semi-immortality: As a god, Odin has an unlimited lifespan and will not die of old age. Divine Physiology: As a god, Odin possesses physical abilities far greater than those of any ordinary human. His body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons, however, he can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with divine strength and weapons. Menacing Aura: Odin has a naturally menacing aura and presence, instilling fear in anyone he locks eyes with. He can frighten several powerful humans and gods with his mere presence (including some members of the Seven Fortunate Gods). Theft/Decay of Life: [1] After Zeus and the other gods and humans leave the great greenhouse located outside the arena. To return to observe, Odin experienced a surge of emotion, causing nearby plants and flowers to wither, die, and disappear.

equipment

Gram (グラム, Guramu): Odin's mighty sword and one of the Four Treasures of Calamity. It is a weapon of immense power that allows him to rule throughout Yggdrasil. Odin can manifest Gram by molding his own flesh, turning it into the sword according to his will. Draupnir (ドラプネーアル, dorapune-aru): An alchemist's bracelet once worn by Chaos and one of the Four Treasures of Calamity. Odin can manifest Draupnir by molding its flesh. Egil (エジル, ejiru): A helmet once worn by Satan and one of the Four Treasures of Calamity. Odin can manifest Egil by molding his flesh. Brisingamen (ボリシンガメヌ, Borisingamenu): A necklace once worn by Ymir and one of the Four Treasures of Calamity. Odin can manifest Brisingamen by molding his flesh. Gungnir (グングニル, Gunguniru ): [2] Odin's personal weapon of choice. It is a large spearhead with an ornate design, attached to a thick shaft with a small pointed tip on the other end. Odin can summon Gungnir at will through black stripes.

Huginm munninn information

Kanji Kokoshi Kokoshi Romaji Huginn Muninn Personal description Species Crows Age 4000+ Gender Men Pantheon Nordic Pantheon Origin Asgard (Heaven) State States Alive Affiliation Chicken coop Odin Huginn and Muninn are a pair of ravens that accompany Odin Personalities: Huginn and Muninn are very proud and talkative. Despite being just birds, they see humanity as inferior and take full advantage of their relationship with Odin. However, since they are just a weak pair of crows, they tend to stop talking immediately when they feel threatened. talents: Talent Golden Age: Huginn and Muninn have lived for over 4000 years. Human Speech: Unlike most animals, Huginn and Muninn are capable of speech.

Ragnarok information

Ragnarök (ラグナロク, Ragunaroku?) is the final event of the struggle between gods and humans. Explained in the Valhalla constitution, article No. 62, paragraph 15. It is a special condition that suggests a series of one-on-one confrontations between the gods and humanity. Thirteen combatants on each side, the first to achieve seven victories will be the winner. If humanity loses, their fate is sealed, but if they win, they will be able to live for another thousand years. Why was Ragnarok made? Every millennium, the gods meet in a council presided over by Zeus to decide the fate of humanity by voting for or against its extinction. In the most recent vote, all unanimously agreed that humanity should be destroyed. However, before they could declare their verdict, they are interrupted by Brynhildr, who sided with humans and suggested the beginning of Ragnarök. The gods, who saw the event as futile, were refusing, but the Valkyrie mocks them, telling them that they were afraid to confront humanity. This provokes the fury of Zeus himself and all the gods, who immediately agreed to carry out Ragnarök, feeling that their egos had been hurt.

Ragnarok rules

Ragnarok (Ragunaroku) is the final battle of humanity against the gods. According to the Valhalla Constitution, article no. 62, paragraph 15 of the "super-special clause," it is a series of hand-to-hand combat between the gods and humanity. 神ＶＳ人類最終闘争ラグナロク (Gods VS Humanity Final Battle Ragnarok) The rules are quite simple. Each side chooses thirteen fighters, who will fight one-on-one to the death, and the winning side will be the one that achieves seven victories first. If the gods win Ragnarok, humanity's fate will be sealed and it will be extinguished. However, if humans win, they will gain the right to live for another 1000 years. Since Ragnarok is a battle between souls, those who die in the fighting have their souls destroyed and turned to ash, making it impossible to save or recover the soul. This prevents the cycle of reincarnation, therefore resulting in complete extinction. The fights take place in the Valhalla Arena.

The Valhalla Arena (ヴァルハラ闘技場, Varuhara Tōgi-ba) is where all the Ragnarok battles take place. The Valhalla Arena changes its appearance in almost every round of Ragnarok. Its exact size is unknown, and little is known about its composition. The Arena is located somewhere in the Realm of the Gods. It is divided into two sides: Humanity's and the Gods'. In each round, people associated with the participants can sit in the front rows of the arena. The arena can change to a different setting, for example, a city, a field, etc.