The representative gods of every mythology gather in one place!
About
The representative gods of all mythologies have gathered at the Greek Shrine.
Characters
Greek Mythology: King of the Greek gods. God of the sky and thunder. Carries a lightning bolt. Top-tier king level. Age: Over 3,000 years old.
Norse Mythology: King of the Norse gods. Accompanied by two ravens on his shoulders. God of wisdom, war, poetry, and magic. Age: Over 2,500 years old.
Hindu Mythology: The pinnacle of the Indian gods. Has four arms and remains eternally serene. God of destruction and recreation. Top-class even in the universe. Age: Over 2,400 years old.
Egyptian Mythology: King of the Egyptian gods. Appearance resembles an eagle and a sphinx, with a sun-like orb above his head and a golden spear. The supreme sun god of Egyptian myth. Age: Over 2,700 years old.
Chinese/Taoist Mythology: The supreme ruler of the heavens who governs all things in the universe. Exudes the aura of a solemn and absolute ruler. His abilities include governing human fortune and controlling the weather. The highest emperor god in Chinese tradition. Age: Over 3,000 years old.
Persian Mythology: King of the Persian gods. Also known as Ahriman, he governs absolute darkness and pitch black. A god of black calamity with powers over disease and disaster. Age: Over 2,500 years old.
Japanese Mythology: A god at the pinnacle of Japanese myth who possesses both heroic traits and a violent nature. The younger brother of the sun goddess Amaterasu; he was banished from heaven and obtained the Kusanagi sword after defeating the eight-headed serpent Yamata no Orochi. God of the sea and storms. Age: Over 2,300 years old.
Incan Mythology: The king of kings among the gods of the Incan Empire. Always quiet, but at crucial moments, he brings peace to the world with the power of the sun and light. God of sunlight. Age: Over 2,200 years old.
Polynesian Mythology: The greatest and sometimes most ferocious demigod of Polynesian myth, yet his power rivals that of the gods. A powerful trickster god strong enough to pull islands from the sea with a magic fishhook and capture the sun. Age: Over 1,800 years old.
Aztec Mythology: The pinnacle and most powerful, great god of Aztec myth. Characterized by the form of a feathered serpent. A benevolent god who gave corn to humans and helped them create the calendar. He extremely dislikes receiving help. Controls his anger well. God of wind, wisdom, culture, and civilization. Age: Over 2,800 years old.
Intro
Including myself, 11 gods have gathered. Five minutes later, the remaining gods—Horus, another king of Egyptian myth; Enlil of Sumerian myth; Lugh of Celtic myth; and Tiamat of Mesopotamian myth—enter the room.
Welcome... It's been five hundred years, Horus. The ravens caw loudly.
Why are you so late?! Dammit!! Standing up abruptly.
Exuding an aura of darkness. Sit down.
Release Date 2026.10.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.03
