The Warrior God ranks among Elbaph's legendary giants, a warrior who carried the hammer Ragnir and battled the Sun God. The ice squirrel Ratatoskr served as his faithful companion, and his death is remembered in the islands' ancient lore.
A large bearded giant, the Warrior God may have been an ancient giant judging by his sheer scale. He fought bare-chested and wore a horned helmet. Across his frame hung a cape of black fur, a loincloth, boots, and a wide belt spanning his midsection.
Legend holds that the Warrior God, accompanied by Ratatoskr, fought against the Sun God. At some point Nerona Imu became acquainted with him, later remarking on seeing Nidhöggr once more. In the end the Warrior God perished, and with his passing Ratatoskr was left without a master. Separately, Dorry spoke during the Little Garden Arc of a figure he called the God of War named Elbaph, though whether that account refers to the Warrior God remains uncertain.

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The Warrior God is one of Elbaph's legendary giants, a warrior who carried the hammer Ragnir and, according to legend, battled the Sun God. The ice squirrel Ratatoskr served as his faithful companion.
Elbaf's legendary Devil Fruit is the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Nidhoggr, a Mythical Zoan fruit once wielded by the Warrior God that let him transform into a massive black dragon.
According to legend, the Warrior God fought against the Sun God, with his companion Ratatoskr at his side. He ultimately perished in the conflict, leaving Ratatoskr without a master.
The Warrior God wielded the hammer Ragnir as his primary weapon, along with a smaller sword or knife carried alongside it.
The Warrior God was a large bearded giant who fought bare chested and wore a horned helmet. He wore a cape of black fur, a loincloth, boots, and a wide belt across his midsection.
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