Athena, the Goddess of Wisdom.
| “ | If I told you about a lustful Greek goddess, who has dated several men, including her own uncle, and is a b*tch who only cares about her own ego and is unfair and treacherous, who would you think of? Aphrodite, Persephone or maybe Demeter? No my friend. The goddess I'm talking about is the goddess Athena! Yes, that's what you heard. No virgin goddess, of wisdom or war strategies. Athena lives up to the fact that she is the daughter of Zeus. Put on your aluminum hat, because this is reality. | „ |
| ~ Rafael Scott Jackson to Adrien Richard. |
Summary[]
Athena, also known as Minerva and the Goddess of Wisdom, is the Greek goddess of wisdom, war and the arts, being also known for her divine beauty, having white skin and curvy body. Athena is the daughter of Zeus/Jupiter, with his first wife, Metis, being the granddaughter of Khronos and Rhea. The image one has among humans is that Athena was a wise, intelligent, kind and honest goddess with a big heart, being a virgin and pure goddess.
However, the reality is quite different. While it is true that Athena was a wise and strategist, she was also just as wicked and malicious as her father, as shown when she angrily transformed one of her servants, Medusa, into a half-snake-bodied woman with several snakes on her head instead of hair, all because the woman had related with Poseidon and desecrated her sanctuary, not caring that Poseidon had grabbed her by force and Medusa had just been a victim of the Sea God.
In addition, Athena was also a goddess with great lust, something that did not surprise her brothers and sisters much, after all she was the daughter of Zeus, but among humans this fact was so frightening that they tried their best to hide that Athena had already physically related with several of her servants, including her uncle, Poseidon, and even her brothers, such as Hephaestus or Apollo. Athena was also a war and battle-loving goddess, commanding armies that prayed to the Olympian gods to destroy their enemies' cities, plunder their belongings, and take women into captivity. Athena was considered a goddess worse than Ares himself, the God of War.
Powers and Stats[]
Tier: At least Low 2-C, likely 2-C
Name: Athena, Pallas, Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom, Goddess of War, Pallas Athena, Daughter of Zeus, Queen of Wisdom.
Origin: Throne of Heaven.
Gender: Female.
Age: Thousands of years.
Classification: Goddess, Goddess of Wisdom, Personification of War.
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Self-Sustenance (Type 1, 2 and 3), Regeneration (Low-Godly; Being the amtropomorphic personification of various concepts, Athena will continue to exist as long as those concepts exist, regardless of whether she is killed, she will continue to exist as a concept), Electricity Manipulation (Being the daughter of Zeus, Athena is also able to use electricity and cast lightnin), Aura, Immortality (Type 1, 2 and 8; As long as mankind believes or thinks about the concept of Athena, she will continue to exist), Abstract Existence (Type 2; Athena was born from humanity's collective unconscious, being the personification of wisdom, war and strategy), Weather Manipulation (Athena, just like her father, has the ability to easily manipulate the weather, being able to create storms, tornadoes, tsunamis, and hurricanes), Air Manipulation, Empowerment (Athena gets her power from mankind's faith and belief, which is why the gods in the past wanted so much rituals and sacrifices of worship, to further increase mankind's faith and gain even more power), Telekinesis, Telepathy, Creation and Weapon Creation (Created her own armor, including her shield and spear), Flight, Genius Intelligence (Athena is the personification of wisdom and strategies, possessing much more knowledge than the geniuses of Earth)
Attack Potency: At least Universe level+, likely Low Multiverse level (Is comparable to Zeus, being his right-hand man, standing above all other gods, including Hades and Poseidon)
Speed: Infinite, likely Immeasurable (Comparable to Zeus. Above Hades and Poseidon)
Lifting Strength: At least Multi-Galactic, likely Immeasurable (Stronger than Atlas, who is forced to hold the Tenkai on his back, the Tenkai being the size of the observable universe, being full of stars and galaxies. Comparable to Zeus)
Striking Strength: At least Universal+ Class, likely Low Multiversal Class
Durability: At least Universe level+, likely Low Multiverse level (Was able to withstand a mighty Typhon attack)
Stamina: Infinite.
Range: Standard Melee Range, Universal+, likely Low Multiversal with attacks.
Standard Equipment: Her armor, spear and shield
Intelligence: Extraordinary Genius. Athena is the personification of wisdom, possessing an intelligence far greater than the geniuses of Earth, being able to literally learn any language on Earth just by listening or looking at the speaker's lip movements, including Enochian, a language older than her that was the Adam's original language.
Weaknesses: Despite being the goddess of wisdom, she is very proud and arrogant, which often makes her act without thinking, believing she is right without analyzing the situation first, which can result in her defeat.
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
- God Physiology: A God is a all-encompassing archetype, existing in the minds of human beings for thousands of years, probably since they came out of the caves, or even before. Human thoughts ended up emanating beings of great power, personifying their views and opinions about the universe that surrounds them, giving rise to entities known as Gods, amtromorphic or incorporeal personifications of the human imagination. These gods initially were a boon to mankind, helping them to evolve and develop, but after humans started following their own will instead of their gods' will, this ended up causing many gods to tyrannically try to forcing people to worship them, resulting in the 21st century with most gods being rejected and abandoned. Athena in particular is the personification of wisdom, war, strategy and battles.
Gallery[]
Others[]
Notable Victories:
Notable Losses:
Inconclusive Matches: