Shiva

With a pale purple skin and four arms, he has three eyes in total, one on the forehead and two below the eyes.

He is a god of destruction and creation in Hindu mythology, called the "Destroyer of the Universe," and is the supreme god of the Hindu pantheon, at the pinnacle of 1117 Hindu deities. Like Zeus, he fights using his body without weapons.

Originally scheduled to participate in the second round, he yielded his turn to Zeus, who was throwing a tantrum, as a favor due to his seniority. He then attempted to participate in the fourth round but stepped down at the request of the Greek gods, including Zeus, who wanted to repay their debts within their own ranks, and finally participated in the fifth round.

Once almost unknown in the Hindu pantheon, he aspired to become the "King of Dance" (Nataraja) in the future. However, he was drawn into the ambition of his best friend, the god Rudra, to stand at the apex of the Hindu pantheon, and began to accompany him, spending days fighting together. Eventually, they defeated all 1115 strong deities of the Hindu pantheon and stood together at the apex. At Rudra's suggestion, they fought to determine the strongest among them. Although the battle was initially even, Shiva gradually gained the upper hand. Rudra, unwilling to have his dream fulfilled by a less-than-full effort from his opponent, conceded first, entrusting his dream to Shiva, who then stood at the pinnacle of the Hindu pantheon. This series of events earned him immense trust among the Hindu deities.

In his battle with Raiden Tameemon, Shiva unleashed his full power in sumo, acknowledging the burden Raiden carried as a wrestler as something valuable. Seeing the faces of Rudra and other former formidable foes in the corridor, and the Hindu deities wishing for his victory, he declared that he could not lose for the sake of those Hindu deities who believed in him. He then activated an untried technique, "Reincarnation Dance of Ashes," and fought Raiden evenly, ultimately winning the clash of final moves. After the victory, Raiden, grateful that he could wrestle without regrets thanks to Shiva, acknowledged him as a "great man" and thanked him. Shiva then beheaded Raiden and expressed his gratitude for the best match created thanks to him.

After defeating Raiden, Shiva reunited with Rudra and received treatment for his lost arm.