facebook twitter instagram YouTube
  • Home
  • Vlad & Greg
  • The Bella Goth Story
  • Moonlight
  • Adam and Eve

Sulanibabe

 PRIMORDIAL GODS

Khaos 
was the first primordial god,
and from her emerged the other primordial gods
Erebos, Nyx, Tartaros, Gaia, Hydros, Thesis, and Eros.




WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD!

KHAOS
In Simanity, Khaos Straud is the ALPHA (beginning) and OMEGA (end) and the very first vampire sim.  If Zeus is the King of the gods, Khaos is the god of gods.  In her weakest state, she was banished by Phanes to Tartarus (The deepest region, where the afterlife ends for those who are punished and imprisoned) together with other gods and goddesses whose purpose in Simanity have already been served.



EREBOS VATORE
Erebos was the primordial god of darkness and shadows.  While he loved Nyx so much, he cannot help but fall in love with the goddess of the Earth, Gaia. After battling with Tartaros over Gaia, he started to weaken.



NYX STRAUD
Nyx was the primordial goddess of night in Greek mythology. She was born from Chaos, the primordial void. She carries the same fate in Simanity and was sent by Phanes to Asphodel Meadows (A region of indifference where people who were not particularly good or bad end up) together with other gods and goddesses whose purpose in Simanity have already been served.



TARTAROS VOLKOV (DECEASED)
In Greek mythology, Tartaros was the primeval god of the stormy abyss of Tartaros, which lies beneath the foundations of the earth. In Simanity, he was the jealous husband of Gaia who did everything to eliminate every being who might take Gaia away from him. Unfortunately, Gaia did not like his possessive nature and ended him instead.



GAIA VOLKOV
Gaia, the primordial goddess of the earth in Greek mythology was the great mother of all creation. In Simanity, she is also the mother of all mortals and werewolves alike. She plots retribution, was given the wrong information about who actually killed Okeanos. She kills Krios, Iapetus, Koios and Hyperion by burning them at stake.  She was banished by Phanes to Tartarus (The deepest region, where the afterlife ends for those who are punished and imprisoned) together with other gods and goddesses whose purpose in Simanity have already been served.




HYDROS PAEWAI    
Hydros was one of the primordial gods in Greek mythology. In Simanity, he ascends to Elysium (fairy land - A paradise for heroes where they experience pleasure and are free from work) together with other gods and goddesses whose purpose in Simanity have already been served.



THESIS ILLES
Thesis, the Greek primordial goddess of creation, was the first being to emerge at creation alongside Hydros (the Primordial Waters) and Mud. This is not the case in Simanity. Although she is also one of the primordial gods, everything did not start from her but from Khaos. She later on ascends to Elysium (fairy land - A paradise for heroes where they experience pleasure and are free from work) together with other gods and goddesses whose purpose in Simanity have already been served.



EROS VATORE
Eros, the Greek primordial god of procreation, was the force that drove the creation of new life in the universe. In Simanity, he manipulates gods and mortals to fall in love. He becomes depressed because of his unrequited love for Khaos. Phanes takes him to Asphodel Meadows (A region of indifference where people who were not particularly good or bad end up). He would later on reincarnate as the young Eros, son of Aphrodite and Ares.


 
Older Posts

Buy me aand help improve this site as well as keep it ad free!

Looking For Something?

Please read our PRIVACY POLICY and DISCLAIMER carefully as they contain information you may need to know before using this website.

Get In Touch!

Adam and Eve Characters

  • Adam and Eve
  • Adam and Hera
  • Aither and Hemera
  • Ares and Aphrodite
  • Ares and Eris
  • Cain and Aclima
  • Erebos and Nyx
  • Hades and Persephone
  • Hephaestus and Aphrodite
  • Hephaestus and Athena
  • Hydros and Gaia
  • Hyperion and Theia
  • Hypnos and Hera
  • Kronos and Ananke
  • Kronos and Rheia
  • Morpheus and Athena
  • Okeanos and Tethys
  • Ouranos and Gaia
  • Phorcys and Keto
  • Pontos and Gaia
  • Poseidon and Aphrodite
  • Poseidon and Libya
  • Poseidon and Medusa
  • Primordial Gods
  • Seth and Azura
  • Tartaros and Gaia
  • Typhoeus and Ekhidna
  • Zeus and Demeter
  • Zeus and Dione
  • Zeus and Eve
  • Zeus and Hera
  • Zeus and Leto
  • Zeus and Metis
  • Zeus and Nemesis
  • Zeus and Thesis

Gods and Mortals Season 1

  • Chapter 1: Archē Tou Télous
  • Chapter 2: Toketos
  • Chapter 3: Tremoulíasma
  • Chapter 4: Fóvos
  • Chapter 5: Apókrypsi
  • Chapter 6: Voítheia
  • Chapter 7: Ekrizoō
  • Chapter 8: Lachtára
  • Chapter 9: Timoría

Adam and Eve Season 1

  • Chapter 1: Genesis
  • Chapter 2: Original Sin
  • Chapter 3: Frailties
  • Chapter 4: Loop
  • Chapter 5: Eros
  • Chapter 6: Full Moon
  • Chapter 7: Chaos
  • Chapter 8: Push and Pull
  • Chapter 9: In Too Deep
  • Chapter 10: Love Child
  • Chapter 11: Mercury Rising
  • Chapter 12: Anathema
  • Chapter 13: Rainstorm
  • Chapter 14: Herding Call
  • Chapter 15: Bone of Contention
  • Chapter 16: One Last Kiss

Adam and Eve Season 2

  • Chapter 1: Nightfall
  • Chapter 2: Medusa
  • Chapter 3: The Red String
  • Chapter 4: Water and Fire
  • Chapter 5: Weavers of Fate
  • Chapter 6: Poena's Curse
  • Chapter 7: Enchanted
  • Chapter 8: Antio
  • Chapter 9: Theta
  • Chapter 10: Anástasi
  • Chapter 11: Apateón
  • Chapter 12: Hera's Wrath
  • Chapter 13: Aderfia
  • Chapter 14: Enosi
  • Chapter 15: Anikanótita
  • Chapter 16: Seirína
  • Chapter 17: Délear Mias Seirínas

Adam and Eve Season 3

  • Chapter 1: Emfánisi
  • Chapter 2: Mitéra
  • Chapter 3: Xórki tis Anákis
  • Chapter 4: Ekdikesis
  • Chapter 5: Hecate
  • Chapter 6: Fantasma
  • Chapter 7: Parthéna
  • Chapter 8: Exoria
  • Chapter 9: Zílos
  • Chapter 10: Prodosía
  • Chapter 11: Apagorevménos
  • Chapter 12: Tragodía Tis Medousas
  • Chapter 13: Itia

Other Series

  • Moonlight
  • The Bella Goth Story
  • Vlad and Greg

recent posts

Popular Posts

  • ADAM AND EVE
    This is my third time restarting my take on the decades challenge where I start from the very beginning, as in the creation of Simanity (my ...
  • Sulanibabe Animations
    I've been having a hard time finding specific animations for my machinimas and I got so frustrated, so I tried making them myself.  It w...
  • Chapter 6: Fántasma
    Eris thought her renewed strength and revitalized powers from the Morae's spell  would spare her from death, but no matter how powerful...
  • Vlad & Greg
      "Then you ask: what, within this cosmos, is the opposite of a vampire? The answer is obvious. The opposite of a vampire is a werewolf...
  • Chapter 2: Toketos
    A series of new births are occurring in the lands of both Gods and Mortals. 
  • Tartaros and Gaia
      TARTAROS AND GAIA Click image to enlarge and see details WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! In Greek mythology, Tartarus represents the deepest abys...
  • Ouranos and Gaia
      OURANOS AND GAIA Click image to enlarge and see details WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! In Greek mythology, Ouranos (also known as Uranus in Roma...
  • Chapter 8: Exoria
    Ananke, who had been observing Cain and Aclima from a distance, had just realized that the very thing she had feared had started to happen.
  • Erebos and Nyx
        EREBOS AND NYX Click image to enlarge and see details WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! In Greek mythology, Erebos was one of the first gods to e...
  • Chapter 5: Hecate
    Hephaestus and Aphrodite's planned marriage finally happened, with Hecate overseeing the sacred rites.

Site version: v2 Sulanibabe © 2021-2024

This site is not endorsed by or affiliated with Electronic Arts, or its licensors. Trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Game content and materials copyright Electronic Arts Inc. and its licensors. All Rights Reserved.

Created with by beautytemplates