Poseidon Olympus

Poseidon (ポセイドン, Poseidon?) was the Greek god of the seas. He despised many things, from humans to gods, considering them inferior to him. He was the third fighter in Ragnarök on the side of the gods, being defeated and killed by the Einherjar of humanity Kojiro Sasaki.

past

Poseidon was born as the third brother of the oldest Greek gods. He seemed to have an apathetic personality from birth, never paying attention to his older brother Adamas. After the defeat of Cronus in the Titanomachy at the hands of Zeus, the latter was promoted to the throne of Olympus, however the primordial goddess Gaia refused to accept this result, so she commanded an army of giants to Olympus to destroy her grandchildren. , thus beginning the Gigantomachy. Poseidon participated in this war alongside Zeus, Adamas and his nephews Hermes and Ares, managing to defeat the giants. Some time later, Adamas was frustrated by being under the orders of Zeus, so he organized a plan to overthrow him and would try to get Poseidon to join him, however, he only insulted him, calling him pathetic for trying to conspire and make alliances with others. This provokes Adamas' anger to the point of trying to attack Poseidon but he ends up splitting his body in half effortlessly and apparently killing him. Shortly afterward he would also be responsible for erasing all records of him in history. According to Hermes, who was present at that meeting, having ordered that Adamas be eliminated from all historical records and that that order be immediately followed without any reproach, is even more terrifying than managing to defeat Adamas so easily because no god dares to contradict Poseidon, making everything he says become absolute truth. About four thousand years ago. Poseidon was present at the council of gods to decide the fate of humanity. In the end humans were allowed to live, but not without punishment which was the destruction of the ancient Greek city of Thebes. His decision in both that vote and the vote that caused Ragnarök is unknown, but it is most likely that it was against the humans.

personality

Poseidon was a fearsome and ruthless god, he showed no signs of doubt or remorse when impaling his older brother Adamas, keeping his face expressionless. He considered humans to be filth, although he also thought the same about the vast majority of gods. This could be seen when he entered the combat arena, declaring that both the gods and the humans in the stands were just trash. His hatred towards them would later be seen again when he looked at them with contempt right after being praised during his fight against Kojiro. For Poseidon, a god does not need armies, allies or friends since according to his words, gods must be perfect beings from the moment they are born, so anyone who requires any of those things represents a dishonor to the title of "god." He did not usually express any emotion, maintaining a cold and severe attitude to the point where Loki describes him as someone bitter and without a sense of humor, however when Kojiro mocks the perfection of a god, Poseidon was somewhat upset due to his ideals had been questioned by a human. He also proved to be someone superb by underestimating and insulting Kojiro throughout the fight, however just at the moment of his defeat Poseidon would let himself be overcome by anger, cursing Kojiro before dying.

aspect

Poseidon has the appearance of a young man with a slim build, has wavy blonde hair, blue eyes and pale skin. He wears tight navy blue armor that exposes part of his chest and abdomen, he wears a golden choker on his neck, and on his hands he wears a pair of green fingerless gloves with cyan wristbands. At her waist she wears a long white tunic with circular gold prints. Underneath this tunic he wears loose blue pants and wears green boots which reach up to his knees. His most distinctive feature is his expressionless face which he has had since the moment he was born and which rarely shows any emotion. In addition to this, he was always seen carrying with him an intricately detailed trident which was almost as long as his body.