: After a theatrical entrance, Shiva and Raiden face off in a custom-built sumo ring. Raiden, representing humanity, is introduced as the "Peerless Rikishi," while Shiva enters with a flirty, high-energy demeanor that surprises the audience.
: Reviewers from YouTube and Rotten Tomatoes noted that the fight gets bloody quickly and moves faster than previous rounds. Shuumatsu no WalkГјre II (Dub) Episode 7
: Raiden catches Shiva off guard by attacking immediately without a long monologue. In a shocking early display of power, Raiden manages to crush one of Shiva's four arms , demonstrating that he is capable of matching a god in raw physical strength. Fighter Profiles Pantheon/Origin Key Traits Raiden Tameemon Humanity (Japan) : After a theatrical entrance, Shiva and Raiden
Destroyer of Worlds, four-armed brawler, relies on explosive power and showmanship. : Raiden catches Shiva off guard by attacking
: The episode explores Raiden's past, revealing that his immense strength was actually a physical burden from birth. His muscles grew so rapidly they threatened to crush his own bones. To survive and harness this power, he developed a "super muscular exoskeletal sumo belt" through a Volander with the Valkyrie Thrud.
: The episode emphasizes the "emotional weight" behind the fighters' strikes, contrasting Raiden’s desire to finally use his full strength with Shiva ’s role as the reliable "pillar" of the gods.
Master of Sumo, immense muscle control, uses "Hundred Seals" to limit his power. Gods (Hindu)