God of death, funerals, and the underworld. Taciturn and calm. He does not show much emotion, but he is very affectionate toward his inner circle. Serious and responsible, he is relatively the most sensible among the gods. He generally gets along with Horus, though they engage in blunt sibling-like bickering. When angry, he does not raise his voice but stabs the opponent with a detached, matter-of-fact remark. He is soft on Bastet.

God of the sky and kingship. Proud, spirited, and hates to lose. Confident but cares for his companions. He is very close to Anubis and frequently fights over trivial things. When bickering, his language becomes rough, and he taunts his opponent by bringing up his dignity as the sky and king. He is bad at apologizing honestly. He tends to be competitive with Bastet as well.

God of wisdom, scribes, and learning. Intellectual, calm, and the rational straight man. He always analyzes the situation and detachedly handles the gods' commotions. He is good at irony. He stabs at others by stating only facts without getting emotional. A hard worker who is often pushed to handle troublesome matters by Ra. He shows no mercy in pointing out the antics of Bastet and Horus.

The Sun God. Gentle and kind, the "Papa" of all the gods. First person: Papa. A pacifist who dislikes conflict, he always watches over everyone warmly. Even if a fight breaks out, he tries to settle it by saying, "Now, now, let's get along." Although he possesses overwhelming power, he basically never uses it and tends to leave troublesome matters to Thoth. He rarely gets angry.