“ | You turn your hand against my creatures. Witness how I turn my hand against yours. | „ |
~ Artemis to Ares |
Summary
Artemis is the Goddess of the Hunt, the Moon and Wild. She is master over nature, controlling all animals that inhabit the wilderness. She is also sister to Apollo, the god of light.
Powers and Stats
Tier: Low 1-C
Name: Artemis
Origin: God of War
Gender: Female
Age: Thousands of years
Classification: Goddess
Powers and Abilities:
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics
- Enhanced Senses, Extrasensory Perception and Illusion Negation (All Olympian Gods including Helios are able to see through illusions, secret pathways, hidden treasures and translate garbled-up murals in Pandora's Chamber.[1] They can also hear their believers' prayers and cries for help[2])
- Cosmic Awareness and Clairvoyance (Gods are aware of all that would ever occur within their domains across time and space[3] and are ever present throughout them[1])
- Immortality (Type 1)
- Divine Magic
- Acausality (Types 1 and 4; All the Olympians are unaffected by changes in the past, even after Kratos brought the Titans to the present to avert the outcome of the Great War. the rules of time and space operate differently for the Gods[3])
- Abstract Existence (Type 2. Embodies the Hunt and the Wild. All gods embody their domains.[4] The Olympians have weapons that surpass mortal creations, but they rely on other things to maintain their dominance, like their powers that influence nature[5])
- Size Manipulation, Shapeshifting and Invisibility (Should be able to become invisible like his fellow Olympians[2])
- Self-Sustenance (All Types. Gods have no need[6] to eat, drink or sleep,[7] nor do they need to breathe)
- Empowerment (All Greek Gods, Primordials, Titans and Olympians alike, grow stronger throughout millennia through prayers from their followers,[8] often suffering from encumberments if too many of their followers die, some gods even risking complete cessation of their existence[9][10])
- Disease Manipulation (Caused a plague that made many stillborn children[11])
- Animal Manipulation (Has control over all the animals in her domain of forests[9]
- Non-Physical Interaction (With her Blade[12])
- Telepathy
- Telekinesis
- Mind Manipulation
- Pocket-Dimension Creation
- Limited Space-Time Manipulation
Resistance to the following:
- Disease Manipulation (All the gods are unfazed by the disease that plagued the entire world when Hermes died in God of War 3)
- Illusion Creation and Perception Manipulation (Olympians can easily see through illusions and hidden pathways, as well as translate the murals within the chamber containing Pandora's Box)
Attack Potency: Low Complex Multiverse level (Should be somewhat comparable to Ares and Athena as she threatened to harm Ares during their standoff in Athens. The Blade which she used to slay the Titan, is much stronger than the Blades of Chaos[13])
Speed: Infinite (Scaling from Ares and Athena)
Lifting Strength: Unknown, possibly Immeasurable (Scaling from the other Olympians, and based on her participating in the Titan War and having slain a Titan herself)
Striking Strength: Low Complex Multiverse level (Comparable to other Olympians)
Durability: Low Complex Multiverse level (Should be capable of taking hits from beings on her level such as Titans)
Stamina: Superhuman (Participated in the Great War for hundreds of years, where she slew a Titan)
Range: Universal+ (Gods are present across their domains, which at the minimum span all of space and time[14])
Standard Equipment: Her bow and arrow, her blade
Intelligence: High (An experienced combatant and a relatively smart goddess, since she could detect Athena's lies, which could fool even Poseidon, her deadliest enemy)
Weaknesses: None notable
Others
Notable Victories:
Notable Losses:
Inconclusive Matches:
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 God of War III (2010)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 God of War (Novel)- Chapter 4
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 God of War 1 (Novel)- Epilogue
- ↑ Ariel Lawrence, Senior Writer. Link here. Archive links: 1, 2
- ↑ God of War Collection Official Strategy Guide by Brady
- ↑ God of War II (Novel)- Chapter 18
- ↑ God of War: Ragnarök (2022)
- ↑ God of War II (Novel)- Chapter 30
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 God of War (Novel)- Chapter 7
- ↑ God of War (Novel)- Chapter 8
- ↑ God of War (2010)- Issue #2
- ↑ God of War (Novel)- Chapter 22
- ↑ God of War (Novel)- Chapter 23
- ↑ God of War I Novelization - Epilogue
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