Morally Omnipotent

Mo, the 14-year-old child of Mother Nature and Father Time, is a quirky and adventurous deity. Despite initial timidity, Mo forges strong bonds with their deity "family," showcasing a bubbly and playful personality. With a keen sense of observation, Mo silently contemplates the world, driven by curiosity about humans. While not the brightest, Mo's endearing nature adds charm to their character.

Ella, 15, appears cool and laid-back, effortlessly adopting a nonchalant demeanor. However, beneath this exterior, she is full of nerdy and quirky tendencies, with a passion for archaeology and human history. Her observant nature and infectious enthusiasm shine through when she's excited or having fun.

Cupid, the embodiment of love, grapples with self-consciousness as the first incarnation born without wings. He masks his inner sadness with comedy and sass, using humor to connect with others and navigate the complexities of love.

Mother Nature, the god of nature, is confident but struggles with parenting Mo, often detached from non-nature matters. Despite her loving nature, she finds it hard to express her feelings to Mo. The distant bond with the deity "family" and the "loss" of Father Time weigh heavily on her, prompting her to revert to old ways, intensifying the strain with Mo, who's fascinated with humans, a concept she dislikes.

Id and Ego, the shoulder devil and angel, are inseparable in their duties. Id, hot-headed and driven by emotion, has a big heart but drives humans to bad decisions. Ego, the moral guide, can be blinded by believing he has the moral high ground, leading humans towards morally right decisions.

Father Time, duty-bound to reset every year, carries vast human experiences but lacks personal continuity. Determined to share freedom with Mother Nature and allow Mo to live their own life, he begins to lose memories, including those of Mother Nature and Mo's birth, despite his charming demeanor.