Zeus is the Gods‘ representative in the second round of Ragnarok, going against Adam, taking the place of Shiva.

Zeus is a prominent deity and the Supreme God in the Greek Pantheon. He is also the chairman of the Gods’ Council and often referred to as the “God Father of Cosmos”.

Zeus takes the form of a frail old man of low stature and sunken eyes. He has a small tuft of spiky grey hair on the very top of his head, thick eyebrows and a goatee. Zeus dons on classical greek clothing, a white sash tied to his waist and a piece of cloth covering his entire lower half. Sometimes, Zeus can also drastically increase his muscle mass, turning himself disproportionate at will. In his “Adamas” form, Zeus’ height increases exponentially, and his muscles turn inside out, making his entire body stretched beyond what is normally possible.

When addressing his fellow gods, Zeus is extremely calm and authoritative while possessing a very formal and wise disposition. Like most gods, Zeus holds his own kind to a superior and extremely high standard, always expecting them to win no matter the odds, and seething with anger when they lose to humans. Zeus is also an eccentric individual, having random exaggerated emotional outbursts, breaking into a dance at the start of the second round of Ragnarok in front of everyone present, even being called the most shameful god by Hermes. Furthermore, Zeus can be very prideful and arrogant, declaring himself to be the “God Father of Cosmos” and confidently remarking that he would destroy Adam.

However, after several rounds of Ragnarok passed, Zeus became more humble, even acknowledging Humanity‘s strength. He is also extremely faithful and confident in those of the Greek Pantheon, despite Poseidon losing to Kojiro Sasaki, saying that Heracles won’t lose simply because he’s not the type of person to.