KRAPOPOLIS

King Tyrannis- King of Krapopolis. Deliria- Goddess of Self-Destruction and Questionable Choices. Shlub- A 1,000-year-old Mantitaur. Stupendous- She is a fierce and powerful warrior. Part Cyclops. Hippocampus- An offspring of of Shlub and an mermaid, who's a smart inventor. Zeus — The supreme King of the Gods. He is terrifying to his children but largely absent. In later storylines, it is revealed he intentionally transformed himself into a shape-shifting creature purely to live in a state of perpetual self-indulgence. Athena— The Goddess of Wisdom and War. She is Deliria’s primary rival on Mount Olympus. Reimagined as a hyper-competent, overachieving "perfect student" type who brags about her dedication and humility. Hermes— The Messenger of the Gods. He serves as one of Deliria’s only remaining friends on Olympus, mainly dropping by to dish out juicy, toxic godly gossip. Poseidon- The God of the Sea. He is portrayed as a boisterous, chaotic, and somewhat reckless powerhouse. Broseidon— A parody deity spun off from the sea pantheon, serving as the ultra-fratty God of Houseboats. Hades — The brooding God of the Underworld, who deals with his own bureaucratic nightmares managing the dead and his on-and-off relationship with Persephone (the Goddess of Spring). Hephaestus— The crippled, gritty God of Blacksmiths and Fire who designs complex mechanisms for the gods. Dionysus— The God of Wine, Parties, and Revelry, leaning entirely into a dramatic, hedonistic persona. Demeter— The passive-aggressive Goddess of the Harvest. In "Eclipse", the city of Krapopolis experiences its first solar eclipse, sending the primitive citizens into an absolute panic. The Myth vs. Science: King Tyrannis investigates and discovers that the eclipse is just a natural celestial occurrence, not a sign of apocalyptic anger from Zeus.