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==Evaluation==
He is in many ways similar to his green brother. His active skill deals 50x Dark damage to a single opponent, serving the same boss-killer purpose in Normal dungeons, and it also heals slightly more (15% of damage done compared to {{363|MINN}}'s 10%).

His Leader Skill gives a considerable 2.5x attack bonus to Water and God teams, but it is completely outclassed by the multipliers of Egyptian gods and Chinese Celestials. It is still serviceable if you have nothing better, but by the late-game you really should.

On the other hand he makes a great sub on Blue teams thanks to his Awoken Skills, his absolutely outstanding stats stats (he sports the greatest Final Weighted Stat score at the writing of this guide) and his Active Skill can be useful both as a direct-damage boss-killer and for emergency recovery. 

Building a God team around him is possible if you have money to burn on REM-pulls to fill up his roster. As for non-IAP players, by the time you can consistently grind Descended dungeons to get gods for him you should either have a leader with a higher multiplier, or if you don't you should be able to get a {{649|MINN}}, which would make him obsolete as a leader anyway.

==For New Players==
He can get you past most of the Normal dungeons relatively easily if you are using a Water team, allowing you to get a few more pulls to see if someone with a more lasting appeal would drop. Later he would become a great sub though, so you might consider keeping him anyways. 

==Background==
Odin (also known as Wotan) the Allfather is the head of the Norse/Germanic pantheon and father of the gods therein. Odin is a principal member of the '''Aesir''', the major group of the Norse pantheon, and is associated with war, battle, victory and death, but also wisdom, Shamanism, magic, poetry, prophecy, and the hunt.

He is usually depicted as an old man with an eyepatch, as he gave up one of his eyes in exchange of drinking from the Well of Wisdom. His symbols are his spear '''Gungnir''', a weapon that never misses its mark and his two ravens, '''Huginn''' (from Old Norse "thought") and '''Muninn''' (Old Norse "memory" or "mind") that fly all over the world to bring him the news about everything they see and hear.