Morrígan

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Morrígan
Name
Kanji	モリガン
Romaji	Morigan
Aliases	War Goddess The Strongest Goddess Unbelievable The Morrígan
Personal Description
Species	Goddess
Age	Unknown
Gender	Female
Pantheon	Celtic Pantheon
Origin	Unknown (Heaven, possibly)
Status
Status	Alive
Affiliation	Gods Outer Gods
First Appearance
Gods' Apocalypse Debut	Chapter 1

Morrígan is the Celtic goddess of war and fate. She participates in the Gods' Apocalypse tournament to claim the final spot in Ragnarok. Among the Outer Gods, she holds the title Unbelievable (弩級神アンビリーバブル, Anbirībaburu; lit. Dreadnought God).

Appearance

Morrígan takes the appearance of a very muscular and tall woman, with long light purple hair that reaches her waist, pointed ears and purple eyes. She wears a dark blue sleeveless jacket, dark blue elbow-length gloves with feathers - scales, knee-length black heeled boots and dark blue shorts held up by a belt with a Celtic symbol on the buckle. She has several scars and wounds all over her body, particularly her limbs that are uncovered which came from her past fight with Cú Chulainn.

Personality

Morrigan is a bloodthirsty and temperamental Goddess, who relishes violence and the chance to fight, and loves battle to a great extent, shown when responded with child-like smile and excitement in response to Zeus' speech. As such, if enraged enough, she can even dare to fight very powerful individuals, such as Zeus, the chairman of Valhalla. She also seems to be rather arrogant, already assuming she is in the list for the Gods' roster.

In spite of her arrogance, Morrígan can acknowledge the strength of fellow fighters, such as Cú Chulainn, unlike the rest of the spectators, as she was once bested by him in combat thus was the only one to keep believing in the Demigod to defeat Ra-Horakthy. Though her pride as a powerful Goddess also means that she intends to one day defeat Cu Chulainn in the future to avenge this loss while expressing that no one else will.

Abilities

Overall Abilities: As one of the "Outer Gods", Morrígan is one of the more feared Gods of Valhalla and as "The Strongest Goddess", it can be easily assumed that she's the most powerful of all the female deities of the heavens with only Cú Chulainn being confirmed to be stronger than her as he defeated her once in the past.

Physical Abilities

Goldy Strength: Evident by her crushing presence and immensely muscular build, Morrígan posses terrifying physical strength. She was able to grip the a part of her seat hard enough to crush it, and just by stepping a bit harder on the ground, she is able to crack it apart.

Godly Stamina & Endurance: Morrígan is shown to have incredible endurance even for a God as she was once defeated by Cú Chulainn in the past that left many scars on her body, especially her limbs, despite even suffering the same attack that defeated Ra-Horakhty during their fight in the Gods' Apocalypse where he was skewered all over his body by Cú Chulainn's Divine Weapon splitting into countless spear-like shrapnel. This is notable in the fact that Morrígan survived such a devastating attack unarmored while Ra was left in a fatal condition, despite donning his armor-like Divine Weapon, Horus and released all of his heat wave in a failed attempt to guard against it.

Fighting Abilities

Master Combatant: As both the Celtic Goddess of War and "The Strongest Goddess", Morrigan presumably has very high combat skills where she's selected to participate in the Gods' Apocalypse. Given the fact that Cú Chulainn's Gáe Bulg is seemingly only used in conjunction with his berserk form, it can be presumed, similarly to Ra-Horakhty, Morrígan cornered the demigod enough for him to go in his battle frenzy, showcasing her prowess.

Supernatural Abilities

Semi-Immortality: As a goddess, Morrígan is incapable of dying to old age.

Divine Physiology: As a goddess, Morrígan possesses physical abilities far greater than any ordinary human. Her body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons; however, she can still be harmed by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and Divine Weapons.

Menacing Aura: Befitting her titles, Morrigan has an overwhelming presence. Even from being a distance away, it could still reach Baihu and affect him greatly, intimidating the Chinese God.