While not confirmed, it is possible that Adamas physical abilities were increased by Beelzebub's surgery. It appears that some features were included in Adamas new body, such as a retractable mask so that he can hide his real identity. While the Lord of the Flies was able to save Adamas life, his body had to be surgically altered and many of his body parts had to be replaced with machinery. Mechanically Enhanced Physiology: After being greatly injured by his brother, Adamas had his body healed by Beelzebub. However he ended up heavily injured in the process and had to go through extensive surgery to recover. He was able to survive getting impaled by his brother and getting thrown into a wall with enough force to shatter it. Godly Durability and Endurance: Adamas is far tougher than an ordinary human. After his rebirth, he was able to easily kill one of Beelzebub's monsters with just one hit and destroy a marble pillar just by shoving and dragging his fingers inside it. He was able to kick an immense table with so much force that the table flew away and broke upon impact. Godly Strength: As a God, Adamas possesses supernatural strength. He was also a participant in the Gigantomachy. Overall Abilities: As a son of Kronos and possibly a participant of the Titanomachy, it can be assumed that he is an extremely powerful God. This convinced Adamas to stop, but not before promising he would take his revenge on the Valkyries and Qin Shi Huang as soon as Ragnarok would finish. When he finds Brunhilde and Göll, and sees they're not willing to reveal to him where Qin Shi Huang was recuperating, he almost kills them until Beelzebub appears in time to stop him and discourages him from taking his revenge by telling him Hades would have never approved something like that. His death at the hands of Qin Shi Huang is enough to make him try to kill the Chinese Emperor after the fight was over. Before being stopped by Poseidon, he had managed to gain the support of 49 members of Zeus' council and (with Hermes' help) a number of the 12 Olympian Gods' support and loyalty.Īmong his brothers, he loves Hades unconditionally and has an unbreakable faith in his skill. He's also very short-tempered, as seen when he attacked Poseidon when he insulted Adamas.īut despite his short-comings, he was extremely charismatic.
To prevent this, he gathered an army of the enemies of the Greek Gods, such as the Titans, Gigantes, and the monster Typhon. He became furious upon knowing that his youngest brother, Zeus, would be the King of Olympus.
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