Qin Shi Huang

Qín Shî Huáng is a carefree man who does not usually measure the consequences of his actions, since he is seen destroying the wall of his private room, again he would show this when he arrived at the VIP lounge of the gods and threw the god Ares into the air. He is also quite impatient since he left his room in search of the waiting room despite Brynhildr telling him not to move from his place until it was time for the fight.

Qín Shǐ Huáng is a tall man average and slim build with short dark colored hair. She is dressed in an intricate off-the-shoulder robe, resembling those worn by Chinese empresses. He also wears a white blindfold with a red patterned stripe which completely covers his eyes. On her right cheek is a centipede tattoo, while her left ear is adorned with an earring. He also has a total of five Zhijiatao nail guards, two of which are on his right hand and three on his left hand.

He usually has a rather flashy and eccentric attitude, making his entrance to the arena of the coliseum by walking over the stands of the gods. He is also usually somewhat disrespectful, as he bluntly told Hermes to bring him something to drink, similarly speaking to Hades, mockingly asking if he wanted to continue their fight or if he preferred to withdraw.

As the first emperor of China, Qín is quite arrogant and demands that the people around him humble himself before him and expects them to treat him as he thinks he deserves. Even so, he does not tolerate those who in a position of ruler are arrogant and "abominable", he also seems to care about his honor since he preferred death to having to kneel. He has a very clear vision of what a "king" should be, stating that someone like that should be someone who never doubts, never gives in and never trusts that he should always be at the forefront with his people, Hades compares this attitude with the of his brother Poseidon.

Due to his power and reputation, Qín seems quite confident in himself and is seen with a smirk on his face at all times. Despite looking carefree and calm, he actually takes his position as king very seriously. It is also seen that he is a man of his word since even after millennia after his existence he still keeps intact his promise that he made as a child and is willing to do anything to become the best king of all time of humanity, which which also demonstrates his great conviction and unwavering will in the face of any adversity.