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El

Rank S

Tribe: Tough

Element: Lightning

Skill: Royal Duty: No one loafs around when El is in the team.

Physical Attack: Headbuster

Technique: Voltage

Soultimate: The Sacred Bull: He charges against the opponent like a mighty bull, dealing enormous damage.

Inspirit: Kingly Spirit: Gives to an ally the might of a king, making them the target of opponent attacks.

"The Founder of the canaanite pantheon dynasty. Known for his incredible power and wisdom, he is said to have created entire lands. He has many children, including gods such as Baal, Yam, Anat and many more. "

Asherah

Rank S

Tribe: Heartful

Element: Healing

Skill: The Seawalker: Purify an ally when moving from Sub to Main.

Physical Attack: One-two Punch

Technique: Paradise

Soultimate: Blessing of the Land and Sea: The power of the mother goddess surrounds all as all allies are revived and healed.

Inspirit: Bond of the Land and Sea: The will of Asherah gradually restores the HPs of all allies

"The wife of the father of the canaanite gods, the great El, and the former queen of the gods of Canaan. Her healing prowess is immense, and she's known as "She who walks on the sea". "

Baal

Yo-Kai type: Deity (Deva rename)

Rank S

Tribe: Brave

Element: Lightning

Skill: Lightning Play (Increased damage of lightning attacks.)

Physical Attack: Headbuster

Elemental Technique: Voltage

Soultimate: Will of the King: Attacks with Yagrush and Ayamur, his weapons, creating a storm that hits one foe dealing calamitous damage.

Inspirit: King's Intimidation: Steadily decreases an enemy's HP with kingly power.

"An ancient god of lightning from far away. One of the greatest warriors among the gods, in ancient times, he was quite licentious and abused his power, but now, with age, he became more wise and understanding. Though there are still parts of his old childish self within him."

In ancient times, during the nomadic life of the ancient Israelites, their monotheistic beliefs often syncretized with the beliefs of the other populations they lived with, creating polytheistic mishmashes of gods and origins. Yaw is one of these unions, the syncretized version of the god YHVH worshipped in ancient Canaan by many israelites, with few remaining to their monotheistic roots, until the return to Palestine after being released from Babylonian captivity, where yahwistic monotheism was fully established. Considered the God of Metallurgy, thunder and volcanoes, Yaw’s worship remained in multiple places after the second temple age, like the jewish community of Elephantine.