Legendary Greek Myths

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Furies

Height: Not Available
Wingspan: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Flight Speed: Moderate

Powers: None

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Clash of the Titans (2010)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: Wins: 1, Losses: 1, Ties: 0

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece (Underworld)
Type: Supernatural

History: Created by the very flesh and powers of Hades, the Furies acted as his loyal subjects and minions. When humans began to lose their faith with the Gods, the majestic statue of Zeus was destroyed by Argos’ soldiers. In response, a plethora of Furies burst from the water and attacked! The winged creatures attacked the mortals, killing many before merging and revealing their master Hades.

Soon afterward, as the Kraken assaulted Argos, Perseus returned to save the kingdom and the princess from complete annihilation. Knowing the demigod was now armed with the head of Medusa, Hades unleashed his Furies again. The winged nightmares followed Pegasus through the streets, but the hero managed to outwit and outmaneuver the evil beasts, allowing him to face and conquer the thought-to-be invincible Kraken.

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Scorpiochs

Height: Not Available
Length: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Crawling Speed: Fast

Powers:
- Pincer Claws: The Scorpiochs are armed with large, pincer claws just like their smaller brethren.
- Stinger: Like smaller scorpions, the Scorpiochs’ tails are tipped with a lethal stinger capable of injecting a quick killing venom into their prey.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Clash of the Titans (2010)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece
Type: Supernatural

History: Travelling across the desert in order to reach the Stygian Witches to uncover a way to defeat the mighty Kraken, Perseus and the group of brave warriors were suddenly attacked by the deranged Calibos! The cursed mortal’s hand was cut off in the struggle, forcing him into retreat. However, his severed hand gained a life of its own. It transformed into a giant scorpion, a Scorpioch, while his blood summoned more of the vicious insects from the dry desert!

The deadly creatures attacked the group, killing many as blades and stingers collided. However, the brave mortals managed to outwit the creatures, killing them. Just as victory seemed assured, several more insects arrived, ones even larger than before! Looming over the tiny humans, the scorpions were suddenly called off. A far greater power was able to control them: the Djinn. The desert-dwelling entities enslaved the fierce arachnids, turning them into mighty steeds to escort them to the lair of the three witches.

When discovering the necessity of defeating the Kraken, several members of the group backed out, fearing to enter the dreaded underworld to face Medusa. They took with them the armored steeds and headed back to civilization, but war would soon break out! The Kraken emerged from the depths of the sea to lay waste to the city, but Perseus arrived with the head of Medusa in tow. Hades summoned his Furies, but the winged creatures were outmaneuvered by the winged horse Pegasus. Several of the creatures were also swiped out of the air by one of the Scorpiochs.

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Medusa

Height: Not Available
Length: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Crawling Speed: Very Fast

Powers:
- Stone Gaze: When another being looks into the eyes of Medusa, their body will turn to stone, becoming a lifelike statue.
- Archer: Medusa is an excellent archer, able to use a bow and arrow with great skill.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Clash of the Titans (2010)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece (Underworld)
Type: Supernatural

History: Centuries ago, the God Poseidon raped Medusa on the cold floor of the temple of Athena. Praying to the Goddess for salvation, she was instead transformed into a monster. Athena was disgusted with the beautiful woman and sent her into exile. Medusa became a creature of legend, turning anybody who gazed upon her into stone. Now located in the dark recesses of the Underworld, the gorgon housed the only power that could be harnessed to stop a Titan!

When the princess Andromeda was declared to be sacrificed to the Kraken by Hades, a brave group set out to locate the only possible way to defeat the devourer of the Titans. Their quest brought them to the temple of Medusa located in the Underworld, but the abomination refused to go without a fight. She killed many of the mortals with bows and turned others to stone, but through teamwork, she was finally trapped. Her tail stabbed into the ground, she finished off the last of Perseus’ allies before he managed to cut her head off!

Medusa was slain!

The hero of Greece took the severed head back to Argos just as the Kraken attacked. He held the head before the towering giant. Upon gazing into her eyes, not even the dreaded Kraken could overcome her power. The monster’s body turned to stone and fell apart under its own weight, securing the survival of the city and its occupants. With its duty done, the head of Medusa was cast into the sea, never to be used again.

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Kraken

Height: Not Available
Tentacle Length: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Swimming Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Tentacles: The Kraken is equipped with several long tentacles that it can use to ensnare and attack with.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Clash of the Titans (2010)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece
Type: Supernatural

History: Before the time of man, the three Gods Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades plotted to overthrow their parents: the Titans. From Hades’ flesh, a great beast was created. Unstoppable and all powerful, the Kraken allowed the Gods to overpower and defeat their immortal parents. With its duty done, the Kraken was sealed under the ocean as the spoils of war were divided: Zeus ruled over Heaven, Poseidon the oceans, and Hades the Underworld. In order to feed their immortality, Zeus created man so that their prayers would allow them to exist. However, as centuries passed, man began to despise their makers. As faith fell, Hades learned to feed on fear and pain.

Allowing his brother loose on mankind to restore their faith, Zeus granted Hades the use of the Kraken. He ordered Princess Andromeda of Argos to be sacrificed for the queen’s blasphemies. However, Zeus’ demigod son Perseus set out on a quest with a handful of brave soldiers to locate a way of defeating the monster. That answer was found in the form of Medusa’s head.

As the Kraken emerged from the depths to claim the princess, Perseus arrived. Riding the flying horse Pegasus, he approached the giant and held out the severed head of the gorgon. Her eyes snapped open and locked onto the eyes of the Kraken. Instantly, the beast was encased in stone! It turned into a huge statue and began to fall apart under its own weight. The unbeatable Kraken had finally been bested.

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Chimera

Height: Not Available
Length: Not Available
Wingspan: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Running Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Flames: By generating a flammable fluid with one of its jaws and igniting it with a spark from the other, the Chimera can breath a steady stream of fire to burn anything in its path.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Wrath of the Titans (2012)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece
Type: Supernatural

History: As faith in the Gods reached an all-time low, demons and monsters began to roam the Earth. The Chimera suddenly attacked Perseus’ village, setting homes aflame and crushing innocent lives underfoot! The demigod took up his fabled sword again and challenged the two-headed monster, using his skills to keep up with the raging abomination. When it rammed the hero, the beast accidently ensnared itself within a huge net and chains. Grabbing the chain, Perseus forced the heads to split apart. While the one continued to generate the flammable fluid, Perseus prevented the other’s spark from igniting it. However, as he urged the creature to burn him, he released the chain. The head snapped back, the spark touching the fluid that pooled around the other and sending its body up in flames. The beast had been slain and the village saved, but a far more deadly quest had only just begun for Perseus.

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Cyclops

Height: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Running Speed: Moderate

Powers: None

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Wrath of the Titans (2012)

Human Kills: None
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece
Type: Supernatural

History: Shrouded in legends, the Cyclops remained isolated from the rest of Greece on a remote island. Before the age of man, they helped Hephaestus forge the weapons of the Gods. After the blacksmith of the Gods sided with Hades on his treachery against Zeus, he was banished to the island and stripped of much of his power. The Cyclops continued to work under his rule and acted as loyal guardians. When Perseus and his men arrived on the island to seek Hephaestus’ aid, the Cyclops clan ambushed them! Agenor was captured, but Perseus managed to outsmart one of the lumbering brutes. When revealing Poseidon’s trident to the one-eyed beings, the elder ordered the younger pair to release them. The three Cyclops escorted the group to Hephaestus, allowing them to gain one step closer to stopping the resurrection of Kronos.

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Minotaur

Height: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Running Speed: Moderate

Powers: None

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Wrath of the Titans (2012)

Human Kills: None
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece
Type: Supernatural

History: To prevent anybody from easily accessing Tartarus through his hidden passage, Hephaestus planted a powerful guard to battle anybody foolish enough to venture into the maze-like path. When Perseus got separated from Agenor and Andromeda, he soon found himself near the end, but the demigod was suddenly challenged by the Minotaur! The man-bull beast attacked, nearly goring the hero to death. However, Perseus managed to break off his horns and force the creature to the ground, pressing his forearm into his throat. In a few short moments, the Minotaur was choked to death, granting Perseus access to Tartarus.

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Makai

Height: 7 feet (?)
Mass: Not Available

Running Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Weapons: The Makai are equipped with various forms of weapons that they can use with great skill, including blades, spears, and battle axes.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Wrath of the Titans (2012)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece
Type: Supernatural

History: Servants of the fallen Titans, the Makai were unleashed upon the Earth as Kronos was freed from his prison. Spreading across the landscape like a flood, the warriors of Hell were met by resistance in the form of Greece’s finest, bravest armies. The forces of good and evil clashed in a battle unlike that of any other, but humanity was terribly outmatched. Against such creatures, mortals could only last for so long. However, in one of the abandoned tents, Zeus was revived by his brother Hades. Wishing to undo everything he had started, the God of the Underworld joined forces with Zeus. They waded through the battlefield, using their divine power to annihilate any Makai that dared cross their path. Singlehandedly, the two Gods turned the tides of battle while Perseus battled Kronos. When the war was finally over, Zeus and Hades spent all that remained of their power. The mighty God of Gods would soon die and Hades himself be turned mortal.

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Kronos

Height: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Powers:
- Lava: Kronos’ entire body is shrouded in boiling lava. By just waving a hand, he is capable of flinging tremendous amounts of it flying in any direction he desires.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Wrath of the Titans (2012)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Greece
Type: Supernatural

History: Countless ages ago, the Earth was ruled by the Titans. Their children, the Gods, soon became envious. Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades began a terrible war against their makers. Through Hades’ flesh, the monstrous Kraken was birthed. The beast devoured many of the Titans while the most powerful of the Titans, Kronos, was locked away in the prison of Tartarus. The last of the Titans was forced to watch on as humanity blossomed and the Gods fed their immortality through the prayers of mortals. However, in due time, Zeus’ creations began to disown them just as they had disowned the Titans.

Looking to take advantage of Zeus’ weakened state and exact revenge against his father for loving Perseus more than he, the God of war Ares joined forces with Hades and awoken Kronos from his slumber. A new war lingered as the Gods slowly fell by the hands of Ares and Hades. Perseus was once again called into duty, but it was too late. Zeus was captured and his power was being siphoned into Kronos!

Even after Perseus rescued his father, the deed had been done. Kronos was completely revived! Bursting from the mountain, the giant began to rain fire down upon the ground with every movement. Riding on Pegasus, Perseus was equipped with the only weapon capable of defeating the Titan: the Spear of Triam, forged when combining the weapons of all three Gods. He flew into the Titan’s body and launched the spear directly into his heart! The colossus was destroyed, engulfed in a titanic explosion as Perseus flew out of the carnage atop of Pegasus. The world was once again saved.