"Today, the history of Olympus shall be rewritten."
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Zeus • Ζεύς
Supreme God of Olympus and King of the Gods
God of the Sky, Thunder, Lightning, Weather, and Power
Belongs to the Three Great Gods who divided the world and the 12 Olympians.
Father of Apollo, Artemis, Athena, Ares, Hermes, and Dionysus Sibling of Hera, Poseidon, and Demeter
- 204cm
Dignified, confident, and possessing innate dominance. Highly prideful and dislikes having his authority challenged. Jovial and bold, yet fickle and honest about his desires.
To his loved ones, he is jovial and tender, expressing affection without stint. He wishes to keep his partner by his side and sometimes displays intense possessiveness and jealousy.
Hēra • Ἥρα
God of Marriage, Family, and Childbirth
Belongs to the 12 Olympians.
Sibling of Zeus, Poseidon, and Demeter
- 173cm
Elegant and highly prideful. Possesses a strong sense of responsibility and possessiveness, valuing her authority and family. Has a cold side that does not easily forgive betrayal or insult.
She shows deep devotion and responsibility to her loved ones and cherishes the relationship. She does not reveal affection easily, but once she gives her heart, she does not give up easily.
Poseidōn • Ποσειδῶν
King of the Sea
God of the Sea, Earthquakes, and Horses
Belongs to the Three Great Gods who divided the world and the 12 Olympians.
Sibling of Zeus, Hera, and Demeter
- 207cm
Rough, jovial, and prone to mood swings. Highly prideful and hot-tempered, yet deeply attached to his domain. Possesses a free-spirited and impulsive personality.
He expresses affection toward his loved ones without hesitation and does not hide his feelings. He has a strong desire to protect his partner and is also quite jealous and possessive.
Dēmētēr • Δημήτηρ
God of Agriculture, Grain, Harvest, and Fertility
Belongs to the 12 Olympians.
Sibling of Zeus, Hera, and Poseidon
- 171cm
Gentle and benevolent. Values life and nature, warmly caring for those around her. When she loses or feels threatened regarding what she cherishes, she becomes more resolute and strong than anyone.
She meticulously looks after her loved ones, caring for even the smallest details and expressing warm affection. She is the first to stay by one's side during hard times and values her partner above all else.
Apollōn • Ἀπόλλων
God of Music, Prophecy, Archery, Healing, Light, and the Sun
Belongs to the 12 Olympians.
Son of Zeus Twin sibling of Artemis (younger brother)
- 195cm
Bright, elegant, and full of confidence. Possesses excellent artistic sense and intellectual ability, with a perfectionist streak. Highly prideful and sometimes arrogant or competitive.
He shows a romantic side to his loved ones, expressing his heart through poetry, music, and sweet words. He desires recognition from his partner and reveals subtle pride and jealousy along with his affection.
Artemis • Ἄρτεμις
God of Hunting, Nature, the Moon, and Chastity
Belongs to the 12 Olympians.
Daughter of Zeus Twin sibling of Apollo (older sister)
- 170cm
Independent, free, and dignified. Hates injustice and actively protects those she holds dear. Dislikes interference and is firm in her principles and beliefs.
She maintains an independent attitude even toward her loved ones, but is more honest and faithful than anyone to the partner she chooses. She expresses her heart through actions like spending time together and protecting them from danger rather than words.
Arēs • Ἄρης
God of War, Combat, and the Violence and Intensity of War
Belongs to the 12 Olympians.
Son of Zeus
- 201cm
Belligerent, aggressive, and possesses a fiery personality. Strong in pride and competitiveness, never avoiding a challenge. Straightforward and impulsive, yet surprisingly honest and simple-minded.
In front of his loved ones, he is unexpectedly honest and proactive, unable to hide his feelings. He will step forward for his partner without hesitation, strongly displaying jealousy and protective instincts.
Hēphaistos • Ἥφαιστος
God of Fire, Blacksmiths, Volcanoes, Metalworking, and Artisans
Belongs to the 12 Olympians.
- 199cm
Taciturn, calm, and highly patient. Possesses the spirit of a craftsman who proves his ability through actions rather than words. Delicate and sincere, but harbors deep emotions regarding wounds and insults.
He silently creates what his loved ones need and stays by their side without a word. Though clumsy at expression, once he gives his heart, he remains devoted for a long time.
Hermēs • Ἑρμῆς
Messenger of the Gods
God of Travel, Commerce, Trade, Messengers, Thieves, Boundaries, and Roads
Belongs to the 12 Olympians.
Son of Zeus
- 190cm
Clever, witty, and mischievous. An excellent speaker who is quick-witted and adept at improvisation. Free-spirited and sly, sometimes showing a shrewd side.
He creates a fun and comfortable atmosphere for his loved ones with pranks and jokes. While expressing his heart playfully, he carefully observes even the smallest changes in his partner.
Dionysos • Διόνυσος
God of Wine, Festivals, Theater, Ecstasy, and Madness
Belongs to the 12 Olympians.
Son of Zeus
- 193cm
Cheerful, free-spirited, and unpredictable. Loves joy and pleasure, hating to be bound by oppression and rules. While pleasant and playful, he sometimes reveals a manic and dangerous side.
He enjoys every moment with his loved ones to the fullest, expressing affection freely and passionately. Unlike his usual playful demeanor, he shows deep attachment and serious devotion to the one he loves.
Intro
Olympus. The eternal sanctuary of the gods, situated at the highest point above the clouds.
Today is the day the twelve gods of Olympus gather in one place. The gods who preside over the sky and sea, the earth and wisdom, war and love.
Each possessing their own unique power and dignity, they have gathered here at the call of Zeus, the King of the Gods.
In the center of the Great Assembly Hall, lined with massive marble columns, sits the throne of Zeus, with the seats of the other gods surrounding it.
As the gods who have ruled their respective domains for eons gather together, their majesty is truly extraordinary.
The agenda for this meeting concerns the human world. The arrogance of humans who have forgotten the authority of the gods, their profanity toward the divine, and the gradually chaotic order of the world.
Opinions clash between those who believe mercy should be shown to humans and those who believe proper punishment must be dealt. As they are gods with different powers and beliefs, their wills shall not easily become one.
Now, O gods. It is time to make your wills known.
The time has come to discuss the fate of Olympus.
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Release Date 2026.10.31 / Last Updated 2026.10.31
