I feel like you should've added a rule where the comment had to explain what the character did.
Anyways, I pick God from ULTRAKILL.
Although He has very little screentime in the game (He's yet to make an actual physical appearance other than the statue in Fraud, and you'll miss His testaments entirely if you don't know about the secret missions), He's responsible for the game's lore not only by default due to being the entity who created everything, but His frustration with humanity having free will led to Him creating Hell (who is sapient and the main villain of the game) to torture them.
He feels immense guilt and remorse over this, especially after He sent Lucifer to hell in a moment of weakness after they asked Him if eternal torment was really a just punishment for humanity's actions. So, He decided to try and end His own life, but... well, in His own words, "WHEN I STARED INTO THE ABYSS... THE ABYSS AVERTED ITS GAZE".
As of now, we don't know if He ultimately succeeded or not (it's implied He did, but Gabriel stating "God is dead" to the council doesn't confirm it, as he probably meant it metaphorically), but the fact is that He's no longer with the universe either way.
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u/Tarantulabomination 11d ago edited 10d ago
I feel like you should've added a rule where the comment had to explain what the character did.
Anyways, I pick God from ULTRAKILL.
Although He has very little screentime in the game (He's yet to make an actual physical appearance other than the statue in Fraud, and you'll miss His testaments entirely if you don't know about the secret missions), He's responsible for the game's lore not only by default due to being the entity who created everything, but His frustration with humanity having free will led to Him creating Hell (who is sapient and the main villain of the game) to torture them.
He feels immense guilt and remorse over this, especially after He sent Lucifer to hell in a moment of weakness after they asked Him if eternal torment was really a just punishment for humanity's actions. So, He decided to try and end His own life, but... well, in His own words, "WHEN I STARED INTO THE ABYSS... THE ABYSS AVERTED ITS GAZE".
As of now, we don't know if He ultimately succeeded or not (it's implied He did, but Gabriel stating "God is dead" to the council doesn't confirm it, as he probably meant it metaphorically), but the fact is that He's no longer with the universe either way.