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Hot God

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You can see heaven in his... eyes.
Thalia: Wow. Apollo is hot.
Percy: He's the sun god.
Thalia: That's not what I meant.

When the gods are divine in their beauty as well as power.

Invariably, a Love Goddess is always a Hot God. Note also that several goddesses (from a multitude of pantheons) were seen as befitting of the Lady of War/Amazonian Beauty archetypes, so it seems divine power may be telling of how attractive power is.

Of course, gods are supposed to be models that concepts are based on, so whatever concept they represent is one that they have, a thousand times more than any mortal could. So it would be a no-brainer that a goddess of love - or beauty, fertility, marriage, or pretty much any concept related to human interaction - would have unearthly beauty. A Fertility God may also fall under this; after all, there's a reason people want to make babies.

See the related Angelic Beauty for the divinely beautiful on the lower end of the cosmic totem pole. Consequently, see Hot as Hell and Flaming Devil for a Hot God's infernal rivals in looks.

Sub-Trope of Cute Monster Girl. Not to Be Confused with something that you put ketchup or jelly on. Or Sex God, although the two can overlap. Contrast Grandpa God, the one with the long white beard (though even they have their admirers).

Examples:

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    Anime and Manga 
  • The goddesses of Ah! My Goddess are all highly attractive. The Three Norns include the conventionally beautiful Belldandy, the exotic and sexy Urd as well as Skuld who, despite being currently a cute child, is shown to grow up into an attractive woman. Other goddesses introduced later such as Peorth, Lind, and Ansuz are also rather good looking.
  • Don't Meddle with My Daughter!: Applies to Athena and her sister, Artemis, who first appear to be superheroines, but are later revealed to be the actual Greek goddesses of legend (chapter 9). This makes Athena's daughter Clara a demigoddess, since she was fathered by a mortal. All three are portrayed as nubile and scantily clad, with Athena being acknowledged in-universe as a MILF, who's constantly lusted after and sexually assaulted by Blowjob's forces.
  • Father in Fullmetal Alchemist after he absorbs Truth and becomes a god, and winds up looking almost exactly like the Bishōnen main brothers and the young version of their father. Perhaps to discourage Draco In Leather Pantsing, the anime had him keep his old man voice while in that form.
  • Any deity in the Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? falls into this trope. The most obvious examples are Hestia, who became a British-tabloid-reported sex god, and Hephastios, who has undergone a serious Beauty Upgrade, which included a Gender Flip and changing (now) her disability to an eyepatch.
    • Though, as revealed in Volume 8, whatever is behind that (large) eyepatch is bad enough to have scared off every mortal who had seen it, and nearly every god(dess), with the exception of Hestia. Until Welf anyway.
  • Maken-ki!:
    • The flashback mini-arc between chapters 51-53, reveals Himegami's mother, Yatsuno, was the Eight-headed Orochi of legend in human form. She was such a hottie that Oousu couldn't take his eyes off her body and was determined to bang her. He eventually succeeded and fathered their two children.
    • Himegami also qualifies, given that she's a demigoddess. What she lacks 'up top' is more than made up for with bedroom eyes, hips to spare, a plump rump, and stewardess LEGS. It's the reason her fanclub, Takeru, Usui, and even her own uncle can't tear their eyes away from her scorching hot bod.
  • Lucoa from Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid is a hot ex-goddess (specifically a Gender Flipped Quetzacoatl; she was demoted from a goddess to a dragon after a certain incident) who usually takes the form of a large breasted woman with a habit of showing off lots of skin.
  • Ultimate Madoka from Puella Magi Madoka Magica—demonstrated with a gigantic, gorgeous dress and extraordinarily long hair, to work around limitations of the art style and because she's too pure for overt sex appeal. (Though she does, bizarrely, have a Cleavage Window.) Demon Homura from Rebellion takes a more traditional approach. Both are very popular in fanart despite being Walking Spoilers.
    Arts 
  • The Planet Venus: Being the goddess of beauty and sexuality, Venus is completely nude without an ounce of physical modesty and the viewer can see everything. In fact, she points right at one of her breasts, a gesture drawing attention to her feminine form and implying her sexual fertility.
    Comic Books 
    Fan Works 
  • In The Bridge: A contrast is made between those given powers from certain deities, usually with those granted a boon by benevolent ones being quite pretty as a case of what's on the inside shown on the outside.
    • Alicorns are considered Semi-Divine due to having some of their power derived from a Goddess of Creation. By Equestrian standards and when in human form, they are stunning.
    • The Mothra are already quite beautiful as a kaiju, and this is likewise shown in any Equestrian or human forms they take. Mothra Lea, even as a changeling queen, is remarked as looking far more beautiful than Chrysalis.
    • Benevolent Goddess of Creation, Harmony, is beautiful to behold and it puts even strangers at peace just glimpsing her.
  • Child of the Storm, has several examples:
    • Thor and Loki. It also has Frigga, Fandral, Sif and Athena. In addition, there's Harry, who's getting all grown up and people are noticing, Diana, who's mentioned as being a pretty girl and on course to become absolutely stunning. Considering that she's Wonder Woman, this is hardly surprising.
    • Both Harry and Diana's future good looks are confirmed in a brief Plot-Relevant Age-Up.
    • Considering it's been acknowledged that all the pantheons exist, this probably applies to all those it does in mythology, too.
    • And of course, there's Amora the Enchantress.
  • A Crown of Stars: Rayana is Goddess Empress of Avalon. She is a very bustier, long-haired Fiery Redhead. Magic, Love, Beauty and Motherhood are some of her domains. She is so hot even straight women need a cold shower after seeing her.
  • Inverted in The Eternity Effect. Elphaba and Glinda are horrified to find out that Lurline is not only not angelically beautiful and poised, but she's actually a bit frumpy looking. She's not unattractive but she's messy and completely unsophisticated.
  • The Great Alicorn Hunt: At least three of the now-alicorn Mane Six are this trope:
    • Rarity gets a spotlight wearing a backless gown in Chapter 12, and later makes boys swoon just by doing a mane-toss in Chapter 51.
    • Fluttershy:
      • It's given note that she used to be a former supermodel, and a fashion magazine has her in a lingerie shot.
      • A guard being teased for the butterfly logo on his armor (due to being inducted into Fluttershy's Praetorian Guard) only needs a photo of Fluttershy and said fashion magazine to be envied by every guard in the bar.
      • A recruitment criteria for said Praetorian Guard of hers even exploits this trope: they had to get soppy looks on their faces when she walks past them.
    • Rainbow Dash tries to exploit this trope by (clumsily) flirting seductively to Mach One in Chapter 49. Unfortunately for her, her target is not of legal age (although he looks the part). The first lines of the next chapter say it the best:
      Narration: "Mach was a touch bewildered as to what had just occurred. One moment a smoking hot she-alicorn had been purring at him from an inch away, so close he could smell her body wash (Mountain Racer Sport scent, if you must know), the next there had been an earsplitting scream and a flash of light, and now she was on the opposite side of the room, squared off and hyperventilating in panic."
  • Ice Ice Baby: The four gods are all extremely attractive in their own divine ways, but Idris Elba, the god of paternal hotness, is certainly considered the most heavenly looking.
  • The Taste of Peaches sees Taylor Hebert become a Deity of Human Origin after eating the titular peach. Thanks to inheriting Inari's Fertility domain, she has an Impossible Hourglass Figure, with fox ears and nine fox tails making her one exotic-looking package.
  • In Thousand Shinji:
    • Played straight with Asuka -whose body is described as spectacular, heavily muscled and incredibly womanly- and with Misato who was a beautiful human woman and becomes even more voluptuous after ascending to godhood.
    • Subverted with Reigle, Goddess of Decay. Shinji thinks that she's beautiful, but everyone else thinks she looks like a half-rotten corpse.
  • The Twilight Child: Princess Cadence is mentioned as having the sort of beauty that would "turn even the most intelligent, witty and urbane being into a smiling, dribbling mess on the floor even on an average day". This statement is proven by a scene several chapters earlier when Shining Armor meets her for a Hearts and Hooves Day date, and is momentarily rendered speechless when he sees her.
    Film — Animation 
    Film — Live-Action 
  • In Dogma, God (played by Alanis Morissette) could count as one. Jay mentions that when God kissed him, he popped a semi.
  • Marvel Cinematic Universe: Thor gets this a lot, including his original appearance in Thor (2011), but probably at its peak in Avengers: Infinity War, when he is unconscious and being discussed by the Guardians of the Galaxy:
    Drax: This is not a dude. You are a dude. This... This is a man. A handsome, muscular man... It's like a pirate had a baby with an angel.
  • One Touch of Venus has the titular Love Goddess played by classic screen beauty Ava Gardener. Every male who encounters her is stunned by her beauty.
  • The Muses from Xanadu (1980), including Kira.
    Literature 
  • The Belgariad: In Belgarath the Sorcerer, Belgarath recalls that Torak was quite beautiful back before the Orb of Aldur burned off half of his face. It overlaps with Beauty Is Bad as Torak was also very vain, and his ego led to a ruinous Divine Conflict.
  • In the Book of Swords trilogy, Aphrodite is not merely extremely beautiful, but appears to whoever sees her as whatever that individual viewer's ideal of female beauty is.
  • In The Camp Half-Blood Series, members of the Greek pantheon have the power to alter their appearances at will.
    • Percy Jackson and the Olympians:
      • Thalia swoons at Apollo, who is described as (and drawn as, in supplementary material) a young, bronzed hunk.
      • Aphrodite, goddess of love. It's mentioned that her appearance is different to all who look at her, conforming to that particular person's "idea of true beauty."
      • Percy personally believes that Calypso is more beautiful than Aphrodite, because her beauty is more natural, but is also smart enough to never, ever say that out loud.
    • In the second series, Percy, Frank, and Hazel meet Thanatos, the god of death. Hazel describes him as the most beautiful man that she has ever seen. Percy himself describes Thanatos as a hot, buff Cupid. (Incidentally, when Jason later meets Cupid/Eros himself, he perceives the god as disturbingly intense in a way that offsets his otherwise handsome form, especially given his blood-red eyes.)
    • The Trials of Apollo tells the story of Humanity Ensuing for the god Apollo. He's quite distressed at his new human body for how hideous it (supposedly) is ... even though it's average by human standards. He did previously have the body of a Greek god, after all.
  • The Elric Saga: The Lord of Law Donblas, the Justice Maker, and Arioch, a Lord of Chaos (who can take many forms, not all of which are appealing).
  • In Everworld, pretty much all the gods are described this way, but Aphrodite, Ganymede and half of Hel are particularly notable. The Valkyries are also described as "not so much beautiful as flawless." Dionysus tends to look more "approachable" than most gods, but at one point turns into a handsomer form just to show that he can. He notes that gods generally take whatever form will best fit their jobs, and specifically notes that Artemis looks hot because a vow of eternal chastity is kind of pointless if people don't want to have sex with you.
  • Gods of Jade and Shadow: Hun-Kamé, the supreme god of The Underworld, is tall, black-haired, and beautiful in an ageless, utterly inhuman way. It's a sign that his powers are waning when he starts to look like an exceptionally beautiful young man instead.
  • N. K. Jemisin's Inheritance Trilogy: Nahadoth the God of Chaos usually manifests as an amazingly beautiful man or woman with pale skin and long black hair. When his powers are suppressed, he only looks like a very attractive human, but in his inchoate true form, his beauty is outright unearthly.
  • Jesus gets this from Naomi Tiberias in the Dramatic Audio version of the Left Behind book Glorious Appearing when she comments to Chang Wong on how handsome He is.
  • Legends of Ithyria: Ithryia is the God of Good and also the World's Most Beautiful Woman.
  • In Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard, Freya shines with a light that illuminates her whole realm, and Magnus describes her as the most beautiful woman that he's ever seen, feeling as though he would risk his life just to keep her smiling at him. Which is a little weird, as he's also aware that she's his aunt.
  • In the novel Psyche Eros doesn't let his wife Psyche look upon him because she is supposed to be married to a monster, and she would know the truth if she saw how hot he was.
  • The Valar in The Silmarillion. In their case they're spiritual beings and when they walk among the Children of Eru they regard their bodies the way the Children of Eru regard fine clothes—as something to put on to impress others. In effect their bodies are a kind of Ermine Cape Effect.
    • Melian, specifically. In his Quenta Noldorinwa Tolkien stated "Melian was a fay. In the gardens of [the Vala] she dwelt, and amongst all [Thingol's] folk, none surpassed her in beauty." Her half-elfin daughter, Luthien Tinuviel, is also the World's Most Beautiful Woman who's not a goddess.
  • One of the historical semidivine sovereigns in Fiona Patton's Tales of the Branion Realm series was named Alexius the Fair.
  • The Returned in Warbreaker (not real gods, but close enough and worshiped as such in-universe) are almost all very physically attractive, especially the men (some of the women have a more matronly appearance). It's ultimately revealed that this is because all Returned actually have Voluntary Shapeshifting powers that they're generally unaware of, but that causes them to subconsciously turn into idealized versions of what they looked like as humans prior to ascending.
    Live-Action TV 
    Myths and Religion 
  • In Proto-Indo-European Mythology, Hewsos (or Heusos or Hausos) was the goddess of dawn, beauty, dancing, and merriment and the Ur-Example. As the embodiment of the "morning star" (Venus), she is considered the antecedent to goddesses like Inanna, Ishtar, Astarte, Aphrodite, and even Eos and Apollo from Greek myth, as well as Freya from Norse myth. All of whom share some combination of her extreme beauty, association with the sun, and voracious sexual appetite.
  • Mesopotamian Mythology: Inanna/Ishtar, the goddess of beauty, war and sex, is the Trope Maker. She was considered the most sexually-enticing god of the pantheon, to the point that when she was rejected by Gilgamesh (due to her lovers all meeting terrible fates), she became supremely insulted.
  • Classical Mythology:
    • All of them. Aphrodite/Venus got talked about the most, but the general perception was that gods were always good-looking, and even the ones who looked older could always shapeshift. Hephaestus' claim to fame is that he was the only real Aversion among the Olympians, as well as being a Disabled Deity.
    • The ancient Greeks believed that beauty is actually a manifestation of divine favor or divine lineage. Hence why many demigods tend to be rather good looking and have women/goddesses (or, in the case of the rare female demigod, men and gods) falling in love with them at first sight.
  • Aztec Mythology:
    • Xochiquetzal ("Beautiful Flower"), goddess of youth, prostitutes and musicians. As is for the thus inclined Xochipilli (translated both as "Prince of Flowers" or "Noble Flower"), patron god of homosexuals and male prostitutes.
    • Tezcatlipoca was also regarded as one of these, often described as the most youthful-looking and handsome god. One custom of the Aztecs involved selecting a particularly attractive young man to become an ixiptla, "doppleganger" to the god, for an entire year. He would act as Tezcatlipoca's earthly incarnation over its course, be lavished with food and gifts and finery, taught to play music and sing. During the last 20 days of this year, he would be wed to 4 beautiful women (also ixiptlas of the 4 goddesses that were Tezcatlipoca's wives) and be able to lay with them as often as he wanted. On the final day of the year, he would be stripped of his riches, drugged, ascend a temple while breaking a flute on every step of the way, and finally sacrificed. The ceremony would start all over again the following day, as a new ixiptla would be chosen as a replacement.
  • Egyptian Mythology: Isis and Nephthys were usually considered "near-perfect" women in Egyptian mythos, by whatever standard was appropriate at the time. The crowning jewel, however, was Hathor, the goddess of sex and music, who was considered such complete and utter feminine perfection that she inspired (or was) an entire nymph-like race who were exact physical copies because her beauty was unsurpassable. Depending on the telling, Sekhmet and Bastet may also be considered aspects of Hathor.
  • Norse Mythology: Sif, known for her beautiful hair; Freyja, the "most beautiful woman" and a fertility Goddess; Gerd, also the "most beautiful woman"; and Baldr, who isn't a god of beauty but was well known for his radiant beauty. Loki is this as well in some recountings, though presumably less so after his mouth was sewn shut and he tore out the bindings, followed by having a snake drip venom in his face for an unspecified number of centuries.
  • Celtic Mythology: Aengus Og, the love god of the Tuatha De Danaan, was THE Bishōnen amongst a tribe known for pretty men.
  • Zoroastrian mythology has fertility goddess Anahita, who was usually depicted as the epitome of what people of the time considered beautiful on a woman. On the male side was Mithras, the god of promises and pacts (which included Marriage). After the hellenization of Iran they were equated/merged with the Greek Aphrodite and Apollo, respectively.
    • Also, Sroasha (who was merged with Hermes) is always described as very pleasant to look at.
  • Most Wiccan depictions of the Goddess tend to represent her as beautiful, also the representation of Aradia in Stregheria. Some depictions of male Pagan deities also follow the same patern. Neo-pagans and Pagan reconstructionist religions including Asatru and Romuve also tend to represent their deities, specially female ones, as beauties.
  • Several Buddhist deities, most notable Tara. Also very common in Tantric traditions.
  • Zig-Zagged with Jesus, as descriptions of his appearance are rather vague and varied. Some Christians try to gleam into his appearance with descriptions from the Messiah in the Hebrew Bible, which range from "fairer than the children of men"VersePsalm 45:2 to "no beauty that we should desire him"VerseIsaiah 53:2. Artists from The Renaissance onwards tended to go for the handsome young man people see in paintings and church windows.
    Tabletop Games 
  • Pathfinder:
    • Pathfinder has Shelyn,👁 Image
      ◊ the goddess of beauty, alongside her occasional lover Desna, who's a gorgeous elven woman who is almost always shown completely nude, with only a Scenery Censor covering anything, and Calistria, goddess of lust, who dresses like a dominatrix, complete with a whip. Several other gods, such as Sarenrae, Abadar, Iomedae, and even Pharasma are also quite attractive, but those three are the ones who actively flaunt it. Overlaps with Beauty Equals Goodness, as none of the major evil gods are conventionally attractive, and Urgathoa subverts it. She appears as a very attractive nude woman up to just above the bust. A little further down, you find dangling organs and a blood-covered skeleton.
    • There are exceptions to Beauty Equals Goodness in the lesser gods of the setting, but the most notable exception, Nocticula, had a Heel–Face Turn and went from demon queen of succubi and assassins to goddess of exiles, artists, and midnight.
    • A few of the other Hot Gods:
      • Kurgess, the Strong Man, as long as you equate physical fitness with attractiveness. The god and his followers certainly flaunt their bodies, but it's more about strength and competition.
      • Gruhastha👁 Image
        ◊, an expy of the Buddha, is depicted as a very handsome and buff shirtless man with a halo and rainbow wings.
      • Tsukiyo and Shizuru are expies of Tsukuyomi and Amaterasu, respectively, with the former very much a Bishonen Pretty Boy and the latter conventionally attractive when not a fiery dragon.
      • Arazni👁 Image
        , the minor goddess of the abused and unwilling undeath, is Neutral Evil, but can have good clerics. She is conventionally attractive and sensibly dressed, as a rejection of her former status as The Harlot Queen when she was enslaved. The subtext is almost certainly intentional.
  • Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000:
    • Slaanesh, the divinely beautiful and seductive Chaos Power of lust, desire and sensual excess. Slaanesh can assume a form of any gender (male, female, hermaphroditic, or androgynous) at will, and whatever Slaanesh chooses, it will always be an androgynously, supernaturally beautiful and alluring form... though since Slaanesh embodies hedonistic lust rather than love, its forms have a perverse Uncanny Valley effect and are almost as horrifying as they are beautiful. Devoted followers of Slaanesh are often rewarded with a fraction of this power. It's been stated that Slaanesh prefers masculine forms, though if it's like his daemons, it might be masculine on the left side and feminine on the right.
    • The Emperor of Mankind (who was effectively a Physical God even if he denied being a true deity) was a golden-armored superhuman with long hair and classic chiseled good looks. Then the Horus Heresy happened.
    Video Games 
    Webcomics 
  • In the webcomics by A-gnosis, most of the gods are this, but Dionysos more so than others. Yes, he's a guy. He's just that pretty.👁 Image
  • Several in Brat-Halla:
    • Frigg doesn't look a day past her 30s.
    • The goddesses of beauty competing in the Pantheon Games
    • Hel. But only from the waist up.
    • Sif becomes one in storylines set in the future.
    • Balder is a male example, seeing as he's a god of beauty himself.
  • Though she was mentioned above under Tabletop RPGs she deserves special mention here as well due to her inclusion in the Drowtales comic's creation myth. Here, Sharess did not start off as a Goddess, but through her own actions in the story she becomes a Goddess to her people, even if she doesn't actually control their fates or anything of that sort. She does however sort of Ascend to a higher plane When she transfers her Aura to the Nether Planes to battle the Nether Gods which enables her to close the various portals to the Nether Planes that were plaguing her people at the time. Once in the Nether Plane she shatters herself into shards, the most recent of which, according to a Daydream Story, is essentially a Goddess for the people in that world who can manipulate the very fabric of reality in that world by simply wishing it to be manipulated.
    • Also of note in the same Webcomic is the Vloz'ress Ill'haress Kharla'ggen whose aura is so massive that she is essentially a Goddess herself. Unfortunately she has a High Sorcery that turns people into inanimate objects that are still alive. And she is just insane enough to use it liberally to create her infamous doll collection.
      • Being elves, both ladies are naturally exceedingly hot by human standards. Though in Kharla's case it is questionable since the reader never really gets to see her face, except for when she was really young.
    • Other Drowtales candidates for Hot Gods include Sha'sana (arguably the oldest living entity in that world as of Pre-Timeskip), Ash'Warren (Arguably the second oldest living entity in that world as of Post-Time Skip, and also the single strongest Empath in the entire story, and thus possibly the only power-check on Kharla.), both of whom have absolutely massive auras rivaling Kharla's, Khaless (A Demon of unknown max-power-levels), Kiel'ndia (only person to achieve what is termed the Safe-Taint without Snadhya'rune helping them, and arguably just as powerful as Khaless but for the polar opposite reasons, and the only person who has managed to TAME a Glutton Demon...), and of course Snadhya'rune herself (the Chessmaster and evil mastermind of the entire series, possibly not very powerful in her own right, but she is smarter than everyone else in the series (except possibly Sha'sana), including her mother who was the reigning Empress of the Unified Drow Kingdoms before she was forced to abandon her own body for a slave's in order to escape.)
  • Some of the Demiurges in Kill Six Billion Demons, though not necessarily all the time.
    • Mottom was originally a consort of the God-Emperor she would replace. He picked her for her looks, and it showed. She can still appear in the form of a youthful beauty with a Navel-Deep Neckline... although she also doesn't mind appearing as a monstrously aged crone, either.
    • Incubus, fitting his having a name originally referring to Succubi and Incubi, repeatedly appears in the protagonist's dreams as a bare-chested pretty boy, though most of his real-world appearances as of the middle of "King of Swords" have tended to have him looking much more worn out and less fancy.
    • Solomon David is very tall, very muscular, and generally flawless-looking.
  • Agni from Kubera. Punnily enough, a fire god.
  • Every single god in the World Oak in Nixvir is this. Justified in that they are drawn from Classical mythology, and, despite the fact that they have animal heads, are big and muscular and, indeed, very, very beautiful. There's also the fact that they don't wear clothes or indeed shirts. Even the goddesses can be like this!
    Web Original 
  • Fire Emblem on Forums has a few examples:
    • Liberation Of Izzarra: The goddess Rhea, who was Taken for Granite after the first murder out of grief, was reputed to be the most beautiful being in existence.
    • Chains of Horai: Asha, the goddess of ice and love who is seen in the intro, is fairly attractive.
    • Wonderful Blessing: The Goddess Dragons are this as a rule, with Freya fitting this as a Love Goddess. Serena is more cute than beautiful, however, as is her sister Discordia.
  • In The Gamer's Alliance, Artemicia and Hivena, the Goddesses of Healing and Love, are very beautiful.
  • Subverted in Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff: The trope is mentioned by name, but it's actually a misspelled hot dog.
  • All the New Olympians at Whateley Academy in the Whateley Universe. The avatar of Aphrodite, in particular, likes to use her beauty and lust aura to manipulate men. Fey, as one of the Nine Queens of the ancient Sidhe would count too.
  • The conservative site Prager U has the Christian God appear like this in some of its videos on religion, depicting Him as a bare-chested, muscular Hunk instead of the Grandpa God depiction that is commonly used when portraying the Christian/Abrahamic God in a human form.
    Western Animation 
  • Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra: The Avatar tends to take the form of an attractive human. So far, all the known Avatars (Wan, Yangchen, Kuruk, Kyoshi, Roku in his younger days, Aang as an adult, and Korra) have all looked pretty damn good.
  • The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy: Eris, the goddess of chaos. Blonde and with a curvy body.
  • My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: The three Alicorn princesses, Celestia, Luna and Cadance are essentially the pony equivalent of gods and are drawn/designed in such a way that indicate they are supposed to be the radiant beauties amongst the ponyfolk. Twilight wasn't really this originally but when she grows up into a full-grown Alicorn, she is basically a purple version of Celestia.
  • Star Wars: The Clone Wars has a woman known only as the Daughter, the physical embodiment of the light side of the Force. A slender beauty clad in white and gold, with an angelic glow, green hair that seems to float in the air behind her, and a Navel-Deep Neckline on top of that.
  • Steven Universe: Blue Diamond is very elegant and beautiful and has fairly curvaceous figure to match. She is also an immensely powerful Physical Goddess who can shrug off having a entire barn and then two spaceships slammed onto her head.
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