Artemis, the goddess of chastity and the hunt, made her memorable debut in DanMachi Arrow of Orion. As the leader of the Artemis Familia, she enforced strict rules against romantic relationships, keeping her followers focused on their missions. 

However, behind this stern exterior was a caring goddess who valued justice and sought the best for her familia. In a pivotal battle, Artemis made the ultimate sacrifice to defeat the monster Antares, leaving behind a legacy of purity and heroism. Despite her death, her impact on Bell Cranel and the others remains profound, showcasing her influence even beyond the grave.

Personality & Appearance

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Artemis had a regal and serene beauty, with long blue hair styled in braids and bangs framing her face. Her green eyes exuded calm wisdom, complementing her pale blue and white attire, adorned with gold accessories. Her look was both ethereal and commanding, reflecting her divine status.

As a goddess who prided herself on chastity, Artemis had a strict attitude toward relationships. She forbade her familia members from falling in love, but beneath her sternness, she was compassionate and fiercely protective of her followers. Her inner conflict about love shows her curiosity about its potential goodness.

Powers & Abilities

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• Arcanum: As a deity, Artemis possessed the divine power known as Arcanum, which granted immense abilities. Although she rarely wielded it, the monster Antares demonstrated its strength, showcasing massive energy blasts and creating powerful, devastating arrows.
• Expert Marksman: Artemis was renowned for her unparalleled skill with a bow. She never missed her target, regardless of the circumstances, making her one of the finest archers in heaven.
• Artemis' Arrow: A legendary attack, Artemis could summon a giant, divine arrow capable of inflicting enormous destruction, as seen during the battle against Antares.

Trivia

• Artemis had strict rules forbidding love among her familia members, but her views began to shift after hearing Lante's arguments in favor of love.
• Freya noted that Artemis had a strong sense of justice, particularly disapproving of slavery.
• Her divine arrow, considered the strongest in heaven, was crucial in defeating Antares, but it ultimately led to her demise.
• Artemis’ purity and adherence to chastity made her distinct from other gods in Orario, contributing to her unique role in the story.