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The Gods of the Eii'ujiki Universe are a name that refers to the deities found in the Eii'ujiki Universe, they were descendants of the original inhabitants that have achieved ascension and settled in the Eii'ujiki Earth, but, unfortunately, they have forgotten much of their legacy before they became known as 'gods' to the inhabitants. Most of these 'gods' have either sided with or joined the Alliance of Nations and later, the Multiversial Federation, however, a select few have sided or joined the Axis of Empires, Coalition of Independent States, Alliance of Imperial Powers, Nationalist Alliance, Hegemony of Independent States and a number of other states as well.

Although still largely unknown as to how they or their ancestors came to be, the most pervasive theory is that these individuals came to be during the Second Human Civil War or a time after the Civil War Centillions of years ago to gain new abilities through a higher plane of existence as either soldiers or researchers, or were inherited from their Genetic predecessors. Though who exactly created them, be they of the First Human Empire or Second Human Republic, is still unknown. It would seem quite possible that these beings came from this ancient era of destruction as a means for either one side to get the upper hand on the other, but, over the untold eons since, they have long forgotten much of that part of their lives.

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List of Gods of the Eii'ujiki Universe[]

Greek Pantheon[]

Ares, 'God of War'

Athena, 'Goddess of Wisdom'

Aphrodite, 'Goddess of Beauty'

Chronos, 'Keeper of Time'

Hades, 'King of the Underworld'

Poseidon, 'God of the Oceans'

Scylla, 'Horror of the Deep'

Zeus, 'God of the Sky'

Arachne, 'The Weaver'

Nemesis, 'Goddess of Vengance'

Thanatos, 'Hand of Death

Apollo, 'God of Music'

Artemis, 'Goddess of the Hunt'

Chiron, 'The Great Teacher'

Medusa, 'The Gorgon'

Egyptian Pantheon[]

Osiris, 'Broken God of the Afterlife'

Geb, 'God of Earth'

Khepri, 'The Dawn Bringer'

Sobek, 'God of the Nile'

Anubis, 'God of the Dead'

Isis, 'Goddess of Magic

Ra, 'Sun God'

Bastet, 'Goddess of Cats'

Serqet, 'Goddess of Venom'

Anhur, 'Slayer of Enemies'

Neith, 'Weaver of Fate'

Norse Pantheon[]

Odin, 'The Allfather'

Tyr, 'The Lawgiver'

Fafnir, 'Lord of Glittering Gold'

Ymir, 'Father of the Frost Giants'

Freya, 'Queen of the Valkyries'

Hel, 'Goddess of the Underworld'

Sol, 'Goddess of the Sun'

Fenrir, 'The Unchained'

Loki, 'The Trickster God'

Ratatoskr, 'The Sly Messenger'

Thor, 'God of Thunder'

Skadi, 'Goddess of Winter'

Ullr, 'The Glorious One'

Celtic Pantheon[]

The Morrigan, ' Phantom Queen '

Chinese Pantheon[]

Guan Yu, 'Saint of War'

Sun Wukong, 'The Monkey King'

Xing Tian, 'The Relentless'

Ao Kuang, 'Dragon King of the Eastern Seas'

Chang'e, 'Faerie of the Moon'

He Bo, 'God of the Yellow River'

Nu Wa, 'Guardian of Heaven'

Zhong Kui, 'The Demon Queller'

Ne Zha, 'The Third Lotus Prince'

Hou Yi, 'Defender of the Earth'

Jing Wei, 'Th Oathkeeper'

Erlang Shen, 'The Illustrious Sage'

Roman Pantheon[]

Bellona, 'Goddess of War'

Hercules, 'Champion of Rome'

Bacchus, 'God of Wine'

Sylvanus, 'Keeper of the Wild'

Janus, 'God of Portals and Transitions'

Nox, 'Goddess of the Night'

Vulcan, 'Smith of the Gods'

Mercury, 'Messenger of the Gods'

Cupid, 'God of Love'

Mayan Pantheon[]

Chaac, 'God of Rain'

Cabrakan, 'Destroyer of Mountains'

Ah Puch, 'Horrific God of Decay'

Kukulkan, 'Serpent of the Nine Winds'

Awilix, 'Goddess of the Moon'

Hun Batz, 'The Howler Monkey God'

Ah Muzen Cab, 'God of Bees'

Xbalanque, 'Hidden Jaguar Sun'

Hindu Pantheon[]

Ravana, 'Demon King of Lanka'

Vamana, 'Fifth Avatar of Vishnu'

Kumbhakarna, 'The Sleeping Giant'

Agni, 'God of Fire'

Ganesha, 'God of Success'

Bakasura, 'The Great Devourer'

Kali, 'Goddess of Destruction'

Rama, 'Seventh Avatar of Vishnu'

Japanese Pantheon[]

Amaterasu, 'The Shining Light'

Raijin, 'Master of Thunder'

Susano, 'God of the Summer Storm'

Notes[]

  • Given the appearance of some of the deities who do not have human appearances, it is speculated they may have originally be from other species that achieved this level of ascension, or a genetic trait they inherited. This remains unknown.
  • There May have been some earlier theories of the subjects who became god-like beings may have started out as cyborgs or artificially created depending on the level of technology the Ancients used in them but none found in their current descendants unless spans preserved technologies remained.
  • It is uncertain what their relations are to other ‘gods’ in other universes, even those who share the same name.