Identity: Public · Race: Deity · Affiliation: Forces of Darkness
Ambrosia, the Dark Goddess of Chaos, is the ancient deity that looms behind much of Samurai Shodown’s lore. Often spoken of in hushed whispers, she represents destruction, darkness, and imbalance. Bound and sealed away by sacred forces, her essence continues to influence villains such as Mizuki Rashojin. Though rarely directly appearing, Ambrosia’s overwhelming power and fearsome legend make her one of the most feared figures in the Samurai Shodown universe.
Ambrosia embodies chaos itself: unpredictable, wrathful, and detached from mortal concerns. Her presence inspires dread, yet she is calculating, always seeking to corrupt and dominate.
Fans see Ambrosia as a terrifying yet fascinating embodiment of Samurai Shodown’s dark mythos.
"All balance ends in chaos."
"You may seal me, but you cannot destroy me."
"Mortals are but fleeting sparks in my eternal night."
"Through Mizuki, I am eternal."
Spreading chaos, Corrupting mortals
Ambrosia ruled as a dark goddess feared by mortals, spreading chaos and imbalance.
Priests and warriors sealed her essence into a celestial prison to preserve balance.
Ambrosia’s influence took root in Mizuki Rashojin, fueling her evil ambitions.
Though bound, Ambrosia continues to haunt Samurai Shodown’s world through her followers.
Bitter hatred of mortals and desire for vengeance
Manifestation: Uncontrollable rage and destructive outbursts
Dialect: Ancient divine tongue
Catchphrases: All returns to chaos., The balance is mine to break.
Speech Patterns: Formal and otherworldly, layered with echoes
Ambrosia is the source of Mizuki’s corruption and dark powers.
Images represent character appearances.
Ambrosia is a dark goddess in Samurai Shodown lore, representing chaos and destruction.
No, Ambrosia is not directly playable, but her influence appears through characters like Mizuki.
She is the source of dark power behind several antagonists in the series.
She has been sealed but never truly destroyed, making her an eternal threat.