DEATH GOD'S

1. OSIRIS
Religion: Egyptian Mythology

Osiris is the god of death and the underworld but he is also regarded as the god of transition, regeneration, and resurrection. And while he is the god of death according to Egyptian mythology, he is often described as the Lord of Love in ancient times. He depicts black-green skin, which symbolizes resurrection and rebirth.


2. ANUBISH
Anubis 
Religion: Ancient Egyptian Mythology

Anubis isn’t only a god of the death, but also embalmment and tombing. Anubis is believed to be the son of Osiris (a god of death) and Nephthys (goddess of the sky and mourning)Anubis is believed to have a significant canine face, more like a jackal, with the body of a man. When someone dies, Anubis takes them to the Underworld, where they’re under the care of Osiri
Anubis’ duties as a god of death are to ensure that the deceased gets a fair burial and judgment in the afterlife.


3.HADES
Religion: Greek Mythology

According to Greek mythology, the victorious Olympian brothers Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus divided the significant duties of the world amongst themselves. Hades was assigned the ruler of the Underworld.Hades was considered the least powerful of all the brothers and was believed to be of a non-evil, giving nature. Cerberus, his constant three-headed hound always accompanied this god of the Underworld।

4. THANATOS
Thanatos
Religion: Greek Mythology

According to Greek mythology, Thanatos was the personified spirit of the god of non-violent death. He is described as a minor and barely appearing in person but if you refer to the Greek vase painting, Thanatos appears as a bearded old man with wings, or more likely a beardless youth. Since Hades took over the Underworld, the honor of ruling the death itself fell to Thanatos.The name of this god of death itself translates to ‘death’ in Greek. Thanatos is the son of Hypnos, the god of sleep, and Nyx, the goddess of night. It is believed that Thanatos is responsible for transporting the dying and dead souls to the Underworld, where they’re under the care of Hades.  

5.HEL
Religion: Norse Mythology

According to Norse mythology, Hel is regarded as the ruler of the underworld and death. She is the daughter of Odin –Her appearance has an unclear depiction, which is like half flesh-colored and half blue skin with some gloomy texture. She is believed to be the caretaker of a large hall called Eljuonir, which according to Norse mythology is a hall where mortals go if they died of a natural cause or sickness.. She is known as a greedy demigod with half of her body dead and only half alive

In Thor Ragnarok movie the character of HELLA was inspired by Hel 

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