Ichigo
Ichigo is the god of lies, evil, and greed. They are also known as the Vile Majesty.
They/it (i-CH-goe)
Ichigo's name stems from Japanese culture.
Appearance/Symbolism
They choose to appear as a tall slender tiefling with indigo-toned skin. They often dress themselves in obnoxious opulence. Their horns are very long and slowly twist upwards. They rarely choose to show themselves to mortals as the few messages they have sent have been misinterpreted or ended badly. They use the symbology of the hells and imps but with cool tones. Pictographical Details
Status and Relationships
It is one of the Eighteen, however, its status has been debated among the council many times, especially after the awakening of Tarrog. Often Lady Death points out the need and value of opposition and that darkness must exist first to let the light in. This argument has been held many times and always ends with Ichigo's spot secured. They are disdained by almost everyone on the council, painted as the "bad guy". Only the elder gods have ambivalence towards them. This is except for Cassandra and Cato. After the death of their on-and-off lover, Plutius, Cassandra saw they were more than just the mask they presented. Cato on the other hand has always seen and known the power and importance of Ichigo's role on the council. As mentioned before the Search of Power, Ichigo was in an on and off again relationship with Plutius. This relationship however was disastrous and Plutius often took advantage of Ichigo's struggles and manipulated and used them often. When Cassandra and Roux ended him, they did not know whether to mourn or sigh with relief. Personality
Since Plutius's death, they have spent most of their time on introspection and watching Othealia from a distance occasionally putting things in their place when necessary. They have been mostly quiet on the council, aside from defending themselves as they are the first often accused. Cato has seen this new practice of Ichigo's and admired it. They have become close with Cato offering advice to Ichigo when requested and affirming their choices. Ichigo is always the first to be blamed. Rather than stew in the anger and suffering as Gachie does, they instead revel in it they choose to take their role head-on. They play the part the other gods have chosen for them. In reality, this front is exhausting. While they choose to take the blame they feel deeply and have chosen radical acceptance at the expense of their satisfaction. They often ignore most of the other Eighteen in favor of the lesser gods of their domain. They can often understand part of their burden and hold less self-importance compared to much of the eighteen. History
Notable Worshipers Last edited by: Onyx
They choose to appear as a tall slender tiefling with indigo-toned skin. They often dress themselves in obnoxious opulence. Their horns are very long and slowly twist upwards. They rarely choose to show themselves to mortals as the few messages they have sent have been misinterpreted or ended badly. They use the symbology of the hells and imps but with cool tones. Pictographical Details
Status and Relationships
It is one of the Eighteen, however, its status has been debated among the council many times, especially after the awakening of Tarrog. Often Lady Death points out the need and value of opposition and that darkness must exist first to let the light in. This argument has been held many times and always ends with Ichigo's spot secured. They are disdained by almost everyone on the council, painted as the "bad guy". Only the elder gods have ambivalence towards them. This is except for Cassandra and Cato. After the death of their on-and-off lover, Plutius, Cassandra saw they were more than just the mask they presented. Cato on the other hand has always seen and known the power and importance of Ichigo's role on the council. As mentioned before the Search of Power, Ichigo was in an on and off again relationship with Plutius. This relationship however was disastrous and Plutius often took advantage of Ichigo's struggles and manipulated and used them often. When Cassandra and Roux ended him, they did not know whether to mourn or sigh with relief. Personality
Since Plutius's death, they have spent most of their time on introspection and watching Othealia from a distance occasionally putting things in their place when necessary. They have been mostly quiet on the council, aside from defending themselves as they are the first often accused. Cato has seen this new practice of Ichigo's and admired it. They have become close with Cato offering advice to Ichigo when requested and affirming their choices. Ichigo is always the first to be blamed. Rather than stew in the anger and suffering as Gachie does, they instead revel in it they choose to take their role head-on. They play the part the other gods have chosen for them. In reality, this front is exhausting. While they choose to take the blame they feel deeply and have chosen radical acceptance at the expense of their satisfaction. They often ignore most of the other Eighteen in favor of the lesser gods of their domain. They can often understand part of their burden and hold less self-importance compared to much of the eighteen. History
Notable Worshipers Last edited by: Onyx
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