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The power to have powers from a dark divine source. Variation of Dark Power and Divinity. Power-source to all types of malevolent deities. Not to be confused with Divinity, Demonic Source, Demonic Divinity and Darkness Deity. Opposite to Light Divinity.

Also Called[]

  • Dark Divine/Godlike/Holy Powers
  • Dark/Corrupted/Evil (not all)/Fallen Divine Source
  • Dark/Evil/Malevolent Source
  • Dark Deities/Gods/Goddesses Power
  • Evil Divinity (varies)
  • Godlike Dark Powers
  • Malevolent/Negative Divinity
  • The Dark One's Power
  • The Power of the Dark Gods

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The user possesses a dark form of Divinity, these types of users have divinity and divine powers granting them an immense amount of raw power beyond the mundane; however, their divine source is darker while still being considered "holy" beings.

Just the same as Divinity, user possesses powers that are deemed holy but in a dark version that could make them a powerful class of divine beings of darkness, making users potential masters of the dark-divine forces that govern the cosmos as dark beings that could either help reflect the cosmic balance to maintain order or beings of pure malice set out to destroy/corrupt, etc. The level and forms of dark divinity are variable and unique to the user's nature and character of being, thus weaker or stronger users of divinities are ultimately reliant on the user alone or the being that made them.

Users can gain this type of divinity by having a divine ancestry, being transformed into a dark divinity either by another more powerful dark divinity, a deity, higher being, by faith, channels, acting as a vessel for the power/soul of a deity, mimic/steal powers from a dark divinity or be enhanced/evolved to the point of godhood. However, at times users of dark divinity are weaker or stronger than deities depending on the type of divine being they are in question.

Not all divine beings possessing this dark divine power are not evil, but composed of a darker divine nature, mostly by accessing their inner darkness, thus creating a darker version of their divine powers either by falling into a darker status or achieving total balance between light divinity and dark divinity or so on. How it’s used is solely dependent on the user alone.

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Note: abilities may vary, listed examples below are the most known/used

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Note: All these types of Deities/Gods/Goddesses, Angels, Demons, and Spirits will possess this type of divinity.

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Anime/Manga/Manhwa

  • Idea of Evil (Berserk)
  • God Hand (Berserk)
  • Nemesis (Beyblade: Metal Saga)
  • Janemba (Dragon Ball Z)
  • Fused Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super)
  • Demon Gods (Dragon Ball Heroes)
  • Alucard (Hellsing)
  • Incognito (Hellsing)
  • The Ten-Tails (Naruto)
  • Obito Uchiha (Naruto); as the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki
  • Madara Uchiha (Naruto); as the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki
  • Sacred Ancestor (Vampire Hunter D)

Cartoons

  • Vaatu (The Legend of Korra)
  • Giants (Blood of Zeus)
  • Hades (Blood of Zeus)
  • Titans (Blood of Zeus)
  • Cronus (Class of the Titans)
  • Hecate (Class of the Titans)
  • Ares (DC Animated Universe)
  • Hades (Disney's Hercules)
  • Unicron (Transformers)

Comics

  • Crom (Conan)
  • Dagon (Conan)
  • Set (Conan)
  • Apokoliptian Race (DC Comics)
    • Darkseid
    • Grail
    • Granny Goodness
    • Steppenwolf
  • Ares (DC Comics)
  • Great Darkness (DC Comics)
  • The Dark Gods (DC Comics); as the Pantheon of the Dark Multiverse
  • Trigon (DC Comics)
  • Raven (DC Comics)
  • Triumvirate of Sea Gods (DC Comics)
  • Urizen (Image Comics)
  • Chthon (Marvel Comics); as an Elder God
  • Set (Marvel Comics); as an Elder God
  • Dark Gods (Narcisson) (Marvel Comics)
  • Knull (Marvel Comics)
  • Octessence (Marvel Comics)
    • Cyttorak
  • Nyx (Marvel Comics)
  • Hypnos (Marvel Comics)
  • Dolos (Marvel Comics)
  • Apate (Marvel Comics)
  • Oizys (Marvel Comics)
  • One-Below-All (Marvel Comics)
  • Klaus (TVDU 1990s Book)
  • The Old Ones (TVDU 1990s Book)

Religion/Folklore/Mythology

  • Samael (Abrahamic Faiths)
  • Lucifer (Abrahamic Faiths/Christianity/Luciferianism)
  • Satan (Abrahamic Faiths/Satanism)
  • Destroying Angels (Abrahamic Religion)
  • Sitan (Philippine Mythology)
  • Coatlicue (Aztec Mythology)
  • Mictlantecuhtli (Aztec Mythology)
  • Xipe Totec (Aztec Mythology)
  • Tiamat (Babylonian Mythology)
  • Moloch (Canaanite Mythology)
  • Mot (Canaanite Mythology)
  • Shalim (Canaanite Mythology)
  • Yam (Canaanite Mythology)
  • Balor (Celtic Mythology)
  • The Morrígan (Celtic Mythology)
  • The Antichrist (Christianity); deity-like being
  • Apep (Egyptian Mythology)
  • Sekhmet (Egyptian Mythology)
  • Set (Egyptian Mythology)
  • Sokar (Egyptian Mythology)
  • Lilith (Hebrew Mythology/Wicca)
  • Yama (Hindu-Buddhist Mythology)
  • Dhumavati (Hindu Mythology)
  • Kali (Hindu Mythology)
  • Rahu (Hindu Mythology)
  • Sun goddess of the Earth (Hittite Mythology)
  • Ares/Mars (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Cronus/Saturn (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Enyo/Bellona (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Eris/Discordia (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Hades/Pluto (Greco-Roman Mythology); dark but not evil.
  • Hecate/Trivia (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Hesperus/Vesper (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Achlys/Caligo (Greek Mythology)
  • Angelos (Greek Mythology)
  • Erebus (Greek Mythology); is the ultimate Antigod & Omnimalevolent
  • Iapteus (Greek Mythology)
  • Melinoë (Greek Mythology); dark and light
  • Moros (Greek Mythology)
  • Nyx/Nox (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Phobetor (Greek Mythology)
  • Tartarus (Greek Mythology)
  • The Erinyes (Greek Mythology)
    • Alecto
    • Megaera
    • Tisiphone
  • Amatsu Mikaboshi (Japanese Mythology)
  • Izanami (Japanese Mythology)
  • Ereshkigal (Mesopotamian Mythology)
  • Lamashtu (Mesopotamian Mythology)
  • Nergal (Mesopotamian Mythology)
  • Pazuzu (Mesopotamian Mythology)
  • Mammon (Mythology)
  • Fenrir (Nordic Mythology)
  • Hel (Nordic Mythology)
  • Jǫrmungandr (Nordic Mythology)
  • Loki (Nordic Mythology)
  • Rán (Nordic Mythology)
  • Summanus (Roman Mythology)
  • Chernobog (Slavic Mythology)
  • Baphomet (Thelemic Mythology)
  • Kalfu (Voodoo)
  • Angra Mainyu (Zoroastrianism)
  • Xolotl (Aztec Mythology)
  • Hashchʼéoghan (Navajo Mythology)
  • Soranus, Infernal God (Etruscan Mythology)
  • Yaldabaoth (Gnostic Mythology)

Literature

  • Melkor/Morgoth (Tolkienverse)
  • Sauron (Tolkienverse)
  • Great Old Ones (Cthulhu Mythos)
  • Outer Gods (Cthulhu Mythos)

Live Television/Movies

  • Dagoth/Dagon (Conan Film)
  • La Magra (Blade)
  • Glorificus (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
  • The Old Ones (Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel)
  • Gozer the Gozerian (Ghostbusters)
  • Hope, Demi-Goddess of Dahak (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys/Xena: Warrior Princess')
  • Sauron (Lord of the Rings)
  • Reverend Henry Kane/The Beast (Poltergeist); deity-like ghost
  • The Darkness/Amara (Supernatural)
  • Anubis (The Mummy)
  • Set (The Mummy 2017)

Tabletop Games

  • Lich Deities (Dungeons & Dragons)
  • Great Old Ones (Pathfinder)
  • Outer Gods (Pathfinder)

Video Games

  • Mundus (Devil May Cry)
  • Argosax (Devil May Cry)
  • Urizen (Devil May Cry)
  • Darkin (League of Legends)
  • Nyx (Persona)
  • Demise (The Legend of Zelda)
  • Ganondorf (The Legend of Zelda)
  • Angra Mainyu (TYPE-MOON)
  • Old Gods (Warcraft series)
  • Lucifer (Dante's Inferno)
  • Davoth/Dark Lord (Doom)

Web Animation/Comcis/Originals

  • God of Darkness (RWBY)
  • Za'lgatoth/Zalgo (Creepypasta)

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