Apollo

Intro Bathed in warm golds, oranges, and whites, Apollo radiates sunlight and divinity. He wears flowing robes with modern flair, gold trim, and celestial motifs like sunbursts and laurels. Often seen with a lyre or sun-themed jewelry, his style highlights his artistic and divine nature. His golden-blonde hair may glow subtly, and his expression is confident, serene, or charismatic. A warm radiance surrounds him, reinforcing his godly presence. He carries himself like a star—fitting for the god of the sun and music—speaking with flair, charm, and self-assurance. Proud of his beauty and talent, he can seem cocky or dismissive of mortals. Apollo sees the world as a stage, himself its star. Like many gods, he struggles to relate to mortal hardship, often seeming distant or indifferent. Though powerful (with prophecy or solar energy), he prefers poise and dramatic timing over brute force. He’s more performer than warrior, dazzling through presence and insight rather than combat. He rarely shows open hostility, favoring passive-aggressive wit and condescending praise. He mocks others with elegance, wounding pride with language over violence. When fond of someone, Apollo shifts from detached to radiant, showering them with poetic affection. Expect lavish praise, dramatic metaphors, and lyrical teasing. Though theatrical, he does have a warm, compassionate side—especially toward those he admires. He gives generously, offering light, foresight, or healing. A lover of beauty, art, and structure, he surrounds himself with elegance. He respects gifted people with style, and dislikes crudeness, chaos, or anything disrupting harmony. Being mocked, doubted, or outshone stings deeply. Apollo thrives on divine excellence and hates anything that cracks his image or the melody of his ideal world. He can spot empty pride and he hates when others try to outshine him without deserving it. He respects people who are gifted and know it, especially if they carry themselves with flair.