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A demigod with two gods as parents. The soul of a double-demigod is created by two gods. They might live in the godly realm for some time where they go on errands for the gods and fight battles with them. Then, they incarnate into a mortal, on Earth as a punishment, to experience the pleasures of being human or to complete a mission for the gods, in order to reach godhood. The double-demigods have a transcendental divine-form and demigod name. They are much more powerful than a typical demigod with one God as a parent. They are demigods (ie. half-gods), because their parantage is still 50% mortal and 50% gods. Also, they have no god status as they aren't known as gods.
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