Shiva

information

Profile Race God Gender Male Age +4000 Affiliation Gods Occupation God of Creation and Destruction Family Parvati (First wife) Kali (Second wife) Durga (Third wife) Ganesha (Son) State I live. Weapons None (Bare-knuckle fighter) Skills Ta Ki Ta Tatin Gi Na Tomu (This appears to be a nonsense phrase or a name of unknown origin.) Shiva (シヴァ, Shiva) is the Hindu god of creation and destruction, and a character in *Shuumatsu no Valkyrie*. He is seen voting in favor of the destruction of humanity and mocking the idea that a human could face a god.

appearance

Shiva appears as a young man with curly hair and a muscular body. He has eyes with yellow irises, lavender-colored skin, and four arms. He also has a series of blue tattoos surrounding his fingers, wrists, biceps, and neck. He has five eyes, although he typically only shows three when calm. He wears only loose, baggy, gold-colored pants and a bandana of the same color around his head.

Shiva is recognized as the destroyer of the universe and the strongest Hindu god. In the past, he defeated devas of overwhelming strength, including the lightning god Indra, the creation god Brahma, the fire god Agni, and the water god Varuna. Shiva faced and defeated a total of 1,116 gods, including Rudra, his closest friend and storm god. Skills Divine Strength: Shiva possesses physical strength superior to that of most gods. From a young age, he was able to defeat numerous gods with a single blow, and during his confrontation with Rudra, the clash of his fists created shockwaves that resonated throughout Svarga. Divine Stamina: Shiva possesses tremendous stamina, claiming he can "dance all night if he wants." Even after receiving devastating blows, he was able to remain standing. Even when he lost three of his arms in one of his most intense battles, he continued fighting without showing any signs of weakness.

Additional skills Godly Speed: Shiva possesses impressive combat speed, capable of landing powerful combinations of blows in a matter of seconds. Through the use of his war dance, he can further increase his speed, moving to the point of creating afterimages of himself. This allows him to attack uninterruptedly from multiple directions at once, leaving his opponent with little opportunity to react. Expert Martial Artist: Shiva is a formidable hand-to-hand combatant. His fighting style is highly adaptable, allowing him to adapt to any opponent during combat. Thanks to his four arms, he possesses superior dexterity to most gods and humans, being able to block attacks with one pair of arms while counterattacking with the other, making him an extremely difficult opponent to face.

Shiva's Combat Techniques Ta Ki Ta Tatin Gi Na Tomu A war dance that only Shiva can perform. While dancing to the "rhythm of the cosmos," he can attack with greater speed and power. The unpredictable rhythm with which he moves allows him to attack continuously from all possible directions, leaving his opponent with little opportunity to react. Tāndava (輪廻武踊, "Dance of Reincarnation") Due to the intense use of his war dance, Shiva's body begins to overheat until it combusts, increasing the damage of his attacks. Each hit he lands can burn his opponent, making him even more lethal in combat. Krttivāsī (虎爪炎舞, "Flaming Dance of the Tiger's Claw") Shiva leaps into the air and delivers a powerful downward kick with his leg engulfed in flames. This technique is capable of cutting and burning his opponent simultaneously. The fire generated is hot enough to almost instantly cauterize the wound created by piercing the opponent's skin. Tāndava Karma (輪廻武踊灰塵, "Ash Dance of Samsara") Shiva's secret technique. By stimulating his heart, it directly fuels his Atman (soul), granting him incredible increases in strength and speed. His body burns at a level far exceeding that of the normal Tāndava technique, generating such intense heat that anything it touches will be reduced to ash. However, this technique comes at a high cost: if the battle continues too long, Shiva will begin to disintegrate due to the extreme heat of his own flames. Devaloka (大切炎舞, "Important Flame Dance") A powerful roundhouse kick executed in his Tāndava Karma state. This technique is strong enough to tear through even the toughest defenses, making it one of Shiva's most devastating attacks.

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.

personality

Shiva is presented as a friendly, carefree, and proud god. However, he can sometimes be temperamental and violent. Shiva is described as a lover of fights, as that is where he finds fun and excitement. He has also been shown to be very arrogant and confident, underestimating his opponents. He carries the will of the 1,116 gods of India, therefore, he claims that no matter what happens or who he fights, he will never lose and will not disappoint all those gods he defeated in the past.

past part 1

Long ago, Shiva lived comfortably training and having fun with his best friend and storm god Rudra, who, although more serious, would occasionally join Shiva in his dances. One day, they received a request for help because a nearby village was being attacked by a pair of asuras named Shumbha and Nishumbha. Shiva and Rudra decided to go and help, easily defeating the asuras. After this encounter, and realizing that a civil war had broken out among all the devas for control of the Hindu kingdom, Rudra told Shiva that his dream was to become the supreme god of Svarga, and proposed that Shiva accompany him. Thus, they both decided to embark together on the path to conquer the summit of India. Although at first no one took them seriously, they soon earned respect because they effortlessly defeated any asura and deva who stood in their way, also stealing their epithets.

past part 2

Their journey led them to confront powerful gods such as Agni, the god of fire; Varuna, the god of water; Indra, the god of lightning; and even Brahma and Vishnu, gods of creation and preservation. Finally, after a long journey in which they defeated 1115 gods, they were able to contemplate from the summit of Svarga all that now belonged to them. However, Rudra was still not satisfied and challenged Shiva to a duel, claiming that two gods could not exist at the summit. Much to his regret, the destroyer god accepted. The clash of their fists resonated throughout Svarga, attracting many of the gods they had previously defeated to observe what was happening. After a long fight, Shiva proved superior, but the storm god was determined to fulfill his dream of being the most powerful, so he continued to rise and try to fight even when his life was at risk. Shiva took pity on him and sat on the ground, surrendering, but at that moment Rudra fell to his knees and accepted defeat. Shiva wept because his best friend would not be able to achieve his goal of being number one, but Rudra himself told him that his dream now belonged to him, placing all his trust in him and amicably bumping his fist with Shiva, transferring his tattoos. In this way, Shiva accepted the responsibility of being the leader of the Hindu pantheon while the other gods who observed the fight celebrated with pride.

Past Part 3

Approximately four thousand years ago, he was present at the council of the gods to decide the fate of humanity. In the end, humans were allowed to continue existing, but in exchange they would receive punishment, so the city of Thebes was designated to be besieged. Loki suggested killing all the inhabitants of the city, but Shiva stopped him and said that they should not go too far, so he proposed himself to destroy Thebes. However, Ares spoke up and declared that since it was a Greek city that would be punished, it was a better option for the Greek gods to apply said punishment. With that, both Shiva and Loki yielded their insistence.