Tetris god

Tetriseus, Lord of Blocks is an oft overlooked deity, being scorned by the other gods of the Greek pantheon. As a result he has a lot of pent-up anger which he likes to, as do all the Greek gods, take out on humans instead. Because he is the lord of both Tetris and the Rubik's cube he has frustrated many a mortal for hours on end. Powers include: sitting upon a throne of Tetrominos and flying on a cloud, dropping giant Tetrominos, and making nerds' lives into a hellish existence. He is not to be confused with his equally infuriating and thrice sadistic brother Pentominus, the god of Pentomino and the 5 block Rubik's cube.

Appearance
Look to your immediate right.

Backstory and Video
The video can be seen at the top of this page and was produced by College Humor. However, the presence of a Tetris god has been suspected ever since the early 90's. Tetriseus is the fourth son of Phantasos, the Greek god of surreal dreams, all of whom were never referenced in any contemporary myths due to being shunned and scorned by the other Greek gods who referred to them by numerous insults. Or at least, so we're lead to believe. It is worthy to note, however, that his elder brother is said to have visited Euclid in a dream and inspired the entire realm of geometry and his younger brother, Zographiki visited Picasso and invented modern art as a way to make fun of all Greek culture ever. ( Especially the art. ) However, Tetriseus prefers to screw with mortals in a much different fashion of making their minds explode. He came to the Russian programmer Alexey Pajitnov in a dream and gave him the idea of "Tetris", named for himself. Alexey, only remembering the game design and not the meeting with Tetriseus, went on to make said game solely for the sake of Tetriseus torturing its players.

Second Boss of Cheesistan
For some insane reason, Tune and Ckisocoa decided to invoke Tetriseus and call down Tetrominos from the sky. This lead to Tetriseus's invasion of Cheesistan and he is now wreaking havoc with Tetris-based attacks.