Anubis, formerly Inpw.
God of embalming, the scale of judgement, death, and canids.
God of embalming, the scale of judgement, death, and canids.
Species: Titan god
Sex: Male
DOB: 3 236 BCE
Height: 6'7" (200 cm)
Eye color: Yellow
Hair color: Black
Sexuality: Pan
Parents: Setesh and Nephtys
Consorts: Inpwt (deceased), Hathor (lover), Hermes (lover), Bastet (wife)
Children: Wepwawet, Kebechet, Hermanubis
Alignment: Neutral
Status: Member of the nine Ennead, the nine ruling gods,
Grand judge, Prince of the Dunes
Relationships
Mephisto: Mephistopheles once took possession of Anubis' soul, when it was meant to be kept by Isis. This has sparked a faint hatred towards the demon in the god.
Nefetari: Nefetari is the step-daughter of Anubis, being the child of his wife, Bastet, and a greek Merman.
Sex: Male
DOB: 3 236 BCE
Height: 6'7" (200 cm)
Eye color: Yellow
Hair color: Black
Sexuality: Pan
Parents: Setesh and Nephtys
Consorts: Inpwt (deceased), Hathor (lover), Hermes (lover), Bastet (wife)
Children: Wepwawet, Kebechet, Hermanubis
Alignment: Neutral
Status: Member of the nine Ennead, the nine ruling gods,
Grand judge, Prince of the Dunes
Relationships
Mephisto: Mephistopheles once took possession of Anubis' soul, when it was meant to be kept by Isis. This has sparked a faint hatred towards the demon in the god.
Nefetari: Nefetari is the step-daughter of Anubis, being the child of his wife, Bastet, and a greek Merman.
Intuitive Polygraphy: A form of lie detection,
but unlike technological lie detectors,
IP can see through all forms of lies.
IP can see through all forms of lies.
Truth Inducement: Atop lie detection,
Anubis can force people to tell the truth.
This is part of his divine power as Grand Judge.
He uses this in the Hall of Two Truths to
force the dead to cite their 42 negative confessions
in front of the 42 judges.
Anubis can force people to tell the truth.
This is part of his divine power as Grand Judge.
He uses this in the Hall of Two Truths to
force the dead to cite their 42 negative confessions
in front of the 42 judges.
Necromancy: His major power is that he can
resurrect dead people. This is why proper
mummification was so important.
The body should be perfectly preserved
in order for a perfect afterlife.
resurrect dead people. This is why proper
mummification was so important.
The body should be perfectly preserved
in order for a perfect afterlife.
Telekinesis: A standard power for most gods.
Anubis can move objects with his mind.
This is probably the most basic of divine powers.
It's also common among non divine supernatural
beings, and meta-humans.
Anubis can move objects with his mind.
This is probably the most basic of divine powers.
It's also common among non divine supernatural
beings, and meta-humans.
Item Conjuration: Another common divine power.
The ability to summon any object at will.
Conjuration is another power that determines
whether or not you're a god.
Conjuration mixed with Telekinesis makes
you a basic god, or 'new god'.
But even new gods can't claim divinity
unless approved by a major god.
The ability to summon any object at will.
Conjuration is another power that determines
whether or not you're a god.
Conjuration mixed with Telekinesis makes
you a basic god, or 'new god'.
But even new gods can't claim divinity
unless approved by a major god.
Super-human speed and strength:
Being a god, Anubis has incredible strength,
and can run at incredible speeds.
This power is very common among non-divine
super beings and meta-humans.
Being a god, Anubis has incredible strength,
and can run at incredible speeds.
This power is very common among non-divine super beings and meta-humans.
Agelessness: much like Immortality. Agelessness, like immortality, prevents you from dying.
But unlike immortality, agelessness prevents you
from aging appearance wise.
This gift often kicks in at around the physical ages of
16-18-21-25. Anubis stopped at age 25.
But unlike immortality, agelessness prevents you
from aging appearance wise.
This gift often kicks in at around the physical ages of
16-18-21-25. Anubis stopped at age 25.
The parents
Okay, so. First of all. I know some of you may be thinking "oh no, not a god wannabe". But I assure you. Being a god, does not make you all-powerful, nor un-killable.
Anubis powers and early life is entirely based on Egyptian mythology. There are few changes I've made to him, and those I have, I've made to fit him in a modern society.
Yes, him being a god, gives him certain advantages in both social and destructive situations. But that does not make him some mighty thing that will smite you.
Anubis has limited powers, like all the Netjer and Netjert in Egyptian mythology. He can be killed just like all the other Netjer and Netjert (There are several examples of gods in Egyptian mythology who has died and been brought back to life. Osiris, being the most popular one. But really, any god who was depicted as green, was supposed to have been resurrected. As green was the color the Egyptians used to represent corpses.
Then there's the regular stuff like, no god-modding. Do not control Anubis under any circumstances. But other than that, I am fairly open. I prefer paragraph (or more) replies, but can settle for less as well. Also, I'm very bad at understanding improper grammar. This has little to do with you, as I have slight reading problems and require as proper grammar as possible to make sense of a phrase. I CAN read improper grammar too, but there's a risk I might misinterpret something, and if that is the case - do tell me.
Also, do not kill Anubis, you are allowed to fight him, but know that I, I repeat *I*, decide if he gets hurt, or how hurt he gets. And I decide whether or not he dies. Anubis is a necromancer, but he can't resurrect himself, and he cannot heal injuries any faster than any other god or goddess.
There will be times where I use ancient Egyptian phrases. The accuracy of the phrases can be debated, but I try to keep it as accurate to real ancient Egyptian as possible. I've studied Egyptian history, society, and mythology for many many years. What I write about the ancient mythology, will be accordingly to updated research.
And speaking of research. I've previously gotten the complaints that my face-claim is not a man of African origin.
And to that I have two things to say:
1: Although, Egypt lies in Africa, it lies in the middle eastern belt. This means that the ancient Egyptians had more in common with Arabs - appearance wise, than kingdoms from below the Sahara desert. The Egyptians were not that dark-skinned, nor did they have classic African features. The most prominent feature being the elongated nose, that is very similar to that of other middle-eastern people (and Europeans). If you do not believe this, just look at reconstructions of Ramses II or Tutankhamun.
2: Sean O'pry, the face claim for Anubis, might be super white, but I have made him a lot tanner for the purpose of keeping that drop-dead-gorgeous face, but still make the skin-tone accurate. This effect was done with Paint.NET. If you have any issues with this, go home and rethink your life. I have no time for close-mindedness.
And to that I have two things to say:
1: Although, Egypt lies in Africa, it lies in the middle eastern belt. This means that the ancient Egyptians had more in common with Arabs - appearance wise, than kingdoms from below the Sahara desert. The Egyptians were not that dark-skinned, nor did they have classic African features. The most prominent feature being the elongated nose, that is very similar to that of other middle-eastern people (and Europeans). If you do not believe this, just look at reconstructions of Ramses II or Tutankhamun.
2: Sean O'pry, the face claim for Anubis, might be super white, but I have made him a lot tanner for the purpose of keeping that drop-dead-gorgeous face, but still make the skin-tone accurate. This effect was done with Paint.NET. If you have any issues with this, go home and rethink your life. I have no time for close-mindedness.
And lastly. Be creative, have fun, and enjoy your time here! If you have any questions, or if you want special relationships (family-wise, or love-wise, etc), with Anubis - feel free to send me a private message so we can further discuss it without taking space in the comment section.
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