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Heles is the God of Destruction of Universe 2, notable for being one of only two female Destroyers among the twelve universes. Her appearance draws from ancient Egyptian royalty, and she places extraordinary value on beauty in all its forms.

Race: Deity
Gender: Female
Status: Alive

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Gods of Destruction
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Biography and Story Role

Heles governs Universe 2 alongside her angel attendant Sour. Among the Gods of Destruction, she stands out for her emphasis on aesthetics and her genuine compassion for life. She finds the decision to erase eight universes in the Tournament of Power to be truly horrendous, showing a moral sensitivity uncommon among Destroyers.

During the Tournament of Power, Heles displays strong confidence in her warriors, frequently praising their fighting spirit and combat abilities. Unlike most other Gods of Destruction, she does not berate her team members when they lose. She shows particular disgust at Frieza's brutal fighting methods, which she considers ugly and beneath a true warrior.

Interestingly, Heles is the only God of Destruction who openly admires Goku, though this may be more about finding him physically attractive than respecting his fighting ability. Despite this admiration, she does not hesitate to order her remaining fighters to target the wounded Saiyan when Universe 2's survival is at stake, showing that her duty as a Destroyer ultimately comes first.

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