The archetype for the characters that possess or have traits of a fallen deity. Variation of Deity who is Fallen. Not to be confused with Evil Deity or Underworld Deity.
Also Called[]
- Banished/Fallen/Tarnished God/Goddess
- Corrupted Deity
- Damned/Descended Deity
- Ex/Exiled/Expelled/Ruined Deity/God/Goddess
Properties[]
As an archetype, fallen deities are gods or goddesses who were either exiled from their position of glory or have left behind their noble status/existence to become a fallen deity. Fallen deities at times are imprisoned beings who consistently suffer their punishment giving to them by a higher power while others fall deliberately and embraces their new vile life, some might become deformed by their dark personality, emotions, action and/or dark powers they have embraced, sometimes minor such as skin color change or other bodily color change like their eyes or blood, or sometimes radical such as mutilation or transformation.
Fallen deities can be found throughout most of recorded history in various forms usually punished by a greater god or divine lord for committing an offense or being betrayed by the rest of the gods of their pantheon.
Associated Powers[]
- Various Divine Powers
- Various Evil Powers
- Angel Deity and/or Demon Deity (Varies; if the user was an angel but fell to the point of becoming a fallen angel, or fell so far to the point of becoming the opposite of an angel.
- Corruption Empowerment
- Dark Divinity (Greater or Supreme; Varies)
- Dark Heart
- Darkside View
- Fallen Physiology
- Heresy Empowerment
- Impossible State Survival
- Malefic Force Manipulation
- Malevorous
- Physical Deformation
- Revenge Empowerment
- Supernatural/Absolute Condition
- Taint Generation
- Torment Inducement
- Treachery Inducement
Relationships[]
- Anti-God Physiology
- Death Deity Physiology
- Evil Deity Physiology
- Fallen Physiology
- Hatred Deity Physiology
- Malevolent Deity Physiology
- Underworld Deity Physiology
- Vengeance Deity Physiology
Flaws/Weaknesses[]
- Deity Consumption/Divine Power Absorption/Divine Power Negation/Divine Power Immunity/Divine Slayer
- Former allies may become enemies.
- Maybe weaker than their former state.
- May or may not be able to gain redemption.
- May lose some of their original powers.
- Weak against Purification.
Known/Example Characters[]
- Asura (Asura's Wrath)
- Sun Wukong (Chinese Mythology)
- Gwyn, Lord of Cinder (Dark Souls Series)
- The Nameless King (Dark Souls Series)
- Queen Marika (Elden Ring)
- Archdemons (Dragon Age)
- Davoth/Dark Lord (Doom Eternal)
- Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super)
- Osiris (Egyptian Mythology)
- Mori Jin/Mori Dan (God of Highschool)
- Hephaestus (God of War series)
- Kratos (God of War series)
- Freya (God of War series)
- Prometheus (Greek Mythology)
- Nahusha (Hindu Mythology)
- Aqua (Kono Subarashii Sekai Ni Shukufuku Wo!)
- Thor (Marvel Comics); as Unworthy Thor
- Cthon (Marvel Comics)
- Seth (Marvel Comics)
- Quetzalcoatl/Lucoa (Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid)
- Shinnok (Mortal Kombat)
- Magatsu Izanagi (Persona 4)
- YHVH (Shin Megami Tensei IV); via With his Covenant broken and divinity denied
- Demons (Shin Megami Tensei V); after having their knowledge stolen by God.
- Izanami-no-Mikoto (Shintoism)
- Susanoo-no-Mikoto (Shintoism); temporarily
- Melkor/Morgoth (The Silmarillion)
- Medusa (TYPE-MOON)
- The Fallen Elohim/Demons (World of Darkness/Demon:The Fallen)
- Lucifer
- Asmodeus
- Azrael
- Dagon
- Belial
- Abaddon