Moon Me
Selene
GREEK
This beautiful babe was created by a combination of sea foam and her dad's severed genitals that one of the Titans threw into the sea.
APHRODITE
Aphrodite (Greek), Venus (Roman), Freya (Norse), Hathor (Egyptian), Xochiquetzal (Aztec), Ishtar (Mesopotamian)
GODDESSES OF LOVE
This river acts as a boundary from the living to the dead, souls may only cross with the ferry tour guide, Charon
THE RIVER STYX
This old Norse god wanders mortal towns with a beard, wide brimmed hat and along cloak.
ODIN
Luna
ROMAN
This baby girl came right out of Zeus's forehead, fully clad in armor after he swallowed her pregnant mom.
ATHENA
Hades (Greek), Pluto (roman), Hel (Norse), Osiris (Egyptian), Izanami (Japanese), Mictlantecuhtli (Aztec)
GODS/GODDESSES OF THE UNDERWORLD
A sacred ash tree that exists as the center of the nine realms in Norse mythology.
YGGSDRASIL
This mischievous Norse god, though took many forms, once hid in a waterfall disguised as a salmon to avoid being caught by other gods.
LOKI
Tsukuyomi (god, not goddess)
JAPANESE
Loki shape-shifted into a mare to distract a big stallion when he gave birth to an eight legged horse who would later become Odin's legendary horse.
SLEIPNIR
Ares (Greek), Mars (Roman), Odin (Norse), Sekhmet and Anhur (Egyptian), Huitzilopochtli (Aztec), Chinyou (Japanese)
GOD OF WAR
This land is rugged and primal. Considered the home of the Giants and has always had rivalry with Asgard.
JOTENHEIM
This Greek messenger god would travel to the mortal realms with his dad, Zeus, dressed as your average regular guy. Together they would play tricks on mortals, much like mythological fathers and sons do.
HERMES
Ixchel
MAYAN
When his mom was reduced to ash by the blinding light of Zeus, Zeus sliced open his own thigh and used it as a womb to later birth his own baby boy.
DIONYSUS
Artemis (Greek), Aranyani (Hindu), Skadi (Norse), Artio (Celtic), Mielikki (Finnish)
GODDESSES OF THE FOREST/ANIMALS/THE HUNT
The rainbow burning bridge that serves as connection to Asgard and Midgard in Norse mythology.
BIFROST
In Hindu mythology, this god would often disguise as a beggar or criminal to test the virtue of people.
SHIVA
Hëna
ALBANIAN
This primate hatched when a magical stone was kissed by a gentle breeze on top of Mt. Huago.
SUN WUKONG
Dionysus (Greek), Bacchus (Roman), Sucellus (Celtic), Inari (Shinto), Varuni (Hindu), Ometochitli (Aztec)
GODS AND GODDESSES OF WINE/SPIRITS/ALCOHOL
A deep dark abyss from Greek mythology that exists below the Underworld. This is the place punishments are given to the wicked and is also a prison to the Titans.
TARTARUS
This brave Greek goddess of victory, once disguised herself as the Titan Leto, in order to get Zeus to fight in the battle against Tyhpoeus.
NIKE