Hitsuji

Mr. Death, also known by his real name Hitsuji, is the god of death. He loves to collect souls, and show them in his glass showcase. The other gods aren't too fond of him, since he derails every conversation to talk about his collection. He lives in The Underworld, which can be accessed from our world by a portal located within the Bermuda Triangle.

He isn't too fond of Pakshee (the goddess of the sun), who has started her term as the head goddess, and together with the god of war he is trying to undermine her rule.

He is using Chu to collect souls, even though Pakshee would not allow this if she knew. Because of his god status Pakshee has allowed him to choose the people Chu has to protect because of his curse. He is using this privilege to support the people that will be most likely to wage war on the world in their lifetime.

Appearance
Hitsuji is a dark shadowy man, wearing the skull and wool of a black sheep. He is usually hunched over, making him look smaller than he is. His teeth are jagged, and his eyes have a swirly red pattern in them, giving him a deranged glare. His hair is long, curly and black.

His clothing is old, torn, and black. His limbs end in shadows.

Personality
He has a very dark and quite mean personality. He loves to collect souls, and cannot stay quiet about how proud he is of it. Not a moment goes by when he isn't bragging about the quality of the souls in his collection and if people want to see it. He is very difficult to get along with because of his specific interests, and if something doesn't align with mentioned interests he doesn't feel like dealing with it.

Messenger
His messenger is Kuro, a raven who is able to bring disease. Though Hitsuji is known to be an evil god (though not by everyone) Kuro isn't inherently evil, he's just doing his job.

Name Meaning
The name Hitsuji is of Japanese origin, and means "sheep".

Design
Hitsuji's name never changed through the years. His looks have changed though, but not as much as some of the gods. Especially his deranged eyes and pointy-toothed grin never left.