Despite this, Shiva was able to narrowly beat Raiden after activating Tandava Karma.īuddha, to everyone's surprise, announces that he will fight for Humanity in the Sixth Round Shiva had much trouble against Raiden's overwhelming physical strength and muscles, and ended up losing three of his four arms. Shiva kills Raiden Tameemon and wins the Fifth Round, putting the Gods Fighters back in frontĪfter several setbacks, the Cosmos' Bhairava and strongest God of Destruction, Shiva was finally able to get his turn and faced against the Peerless Rikishi, Raiden Tameemon. Although, during the fight, Heracles had managed to save Jack from his own suffering, which caused Jack to wish they could talk again. Due to Jack's various tricks, Heracles ended up losing and Humanity tied the score.
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Unbeknownst to the Gods, Brunhilde planned Heracles' opponent from the very beginning and sent Humanity's Most Infamous Serial Killer, Jack the Ripper to fight Heracles in the fourth round. Heracles is killed by Jack the Ripper, losing the Fourth Round and allowing the Einherjar to tie the score for the first timeĪfter Shiva relented, Zeus chose the God of Fortitude, Heracles. However, Zeus asked him to let another Greek God go up as the Greek Pantheon lost one of their own and they wanted to repay their debt. Much to the surprise and silent shock of the Gods, however, Poseidon's opponent, History's Greatest Loser loser, Kojiro Sasaki ended up winning and killed Poseidon, which granted Humanity their first win.ĭue to Poseidon's death, the Gods decided to take Humanity seriously and Shiva initially offered to go up. Wanting to push Humanity further up against a wall after the death of Brunhilde's trump, the Gods decided to send out the Tyrant of the Seas, Poseidon, who's considered to be the Most Fearsome God of the Twelve Gods of Olympus.
Poseidon is killed by Kojiro Sasaki, losing the Third Round and allowing the Einherjar to approach the Gods Fighters with their first point Ultimately, Zeus prevailed but Adam had earned his begrudging respect. But even after going blind, due to his immense will to win for his children, Adam kept fighting, even after death. To beat Adam, Zeus used his final form, Adamas and forced Adam to overheat his Divine Reflection. Due to being a copy of the Gods, Adam was able to match and even overwhelm the leader of the Gods on several occasions. The God Father of Cosmos went up against Brunhilde's trump card, the Father of Humanity, Adam. Initially Shiva refuses, but then Zeus forces him to give him his seat in the second round, despite being listed to go last. Zeus kills Adam, wins the Second Round and gives the Gods Fighters the lead by two points, nevertheless Zeus ends up on his knees while Adam dies remaining standing Originally, Shiva was going to go up in the second round, however Zeus asks him to replace him in excitement. Because of this, as Ragnarok progress, the prospect of defeat becomes more and more real for the almighty deities. While in the beginning the Gods expected an easy victory, Brunhilde used a power of the Völundr to give mankind a winning chance, by giving them God-killing weapons. However, if the Gods lose, they will have to allow them to live for the next 1000 years. If the Gods win, they will destroy Humanity for good. In order to win Ragnarok, the Gods chose thirteen of their mightiest Gods to fight against mankind's greatest warriors.
Angered at Brunhilde insinuating they are too scared to fight the Humans, the Gods decided to accept Brunhilde's proposition, if only to put her in her place. However, Brunhilde taunted them, suggesting that they were "chickening out" from fighting the Humans directly. The Gods, seeing the suggestion as pointless, refused to take part in it, saying that it was a waste of time.
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However, Brunhilde took the Humans' side and suggested the start of Ragnarok, a series of one-on-one showdowns between the Gods and mankind. After 7 million years, the Gods decided to destroy Humanity.
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