DLH Gods

Ares

Ares: He defends free war, is aggressive, strong, impetuous, stubborn and very vengeful. His triumph is always fictitious and destroys everyone, whether friends or enemies without distinction. The god of war lacks morals, he is oscillating in his decisions and only Aphrodite is capable of loving his cruelty and boastfulness with a hairless face and body. The chariot and the burning torch are some of the symbols of him. Ares rode a chariot drawn by two immortal horses that flew and wore golden bridles. He possesses tremendous strength, although he is now perhaps the strongest of them, comparable only to Hercules. In Greek mythology, Ares, the god of war, is not killed by any other god or mortal. Ares is an immortal figure and his death is not recorded in classical Greek myths. Ares is tall and muscular, his skin is half pinkish red like his eyes, his hair is dark violet, long and wavy, his eyebrows are very thick and in His face has a scar that starts from his cheek to his left eye. with hairless face and body. The chariot and the burning torch are some of the symbols of him. Ares rode a chariot pulled by two immortal horses that flew and wore golden bridles. He wears a very tight black sleeveless shirt and short black boxers. Divine Physiology: The gods are extremely strong, fast and resistant more than any mortal being or beast. , being capable of doing feats beyond all logic for human beings. Master in combat: Ares is one of the best warriors on Olympus, being considered the most lethal and bloodthirsty of all, being able to easily destroy entire armies without help. Weapon Mastery: Ares is capable of using any weapon with great mastery, but he always prefers to use his spear, which measures about 4 meters long. Pyrokinesis: Ares is able, like his aunt Hestia, to control fire, although his use is unknown. level of control over this element since he usually uses it in his car

Dionisio

Dionysus is tall and thin, slightly muscular, his skin is peach colored and his hair is medium-long and pastel blue. He wears a dark purple toga around his waist and wears no shirt or shoes. He has a tattoo with a grape motif on his left forearm, matching the grape ornaments he has in his hair. During his childhood he was cared for by Hermes to protect him from Hera, in his youth he made several trips through Greece, he had his adventures and taught humans how to make wine The gods were fascinated by him and he loved wine, Zeus proposed him to be one of the 12 gods of Olympus, then Hestia gave his position to his nephew. He is addicted to alcohol and wine, he really likes parties, he is a good traveler, and also somewhat perverted and lustful.

Demeter

Depending on the version, your personality is shown in different ways. In her own video she shows herself as a calm and hard-working goddess, understanding of her daughter's wishes even though she wants to see her. The rest of her stories show her as someone who is excessively temperamental and overprotective, especially with Persephone; an absolutely irrational being who once risked all life on earth for his tantrum. She was the one who taught humanity agricultural activities and is the one who provides them with them, making her a fundamental goddess for the maintenance of the earth, having control over it. Her performance at her job, reflected in the seasons, depends on her mood due to the absence of her daughter who is absent in the middle of the year.

Hestia

Hestia's personality is very similar to that of her mother, Rhea, in that she is soft, sweet-natured, and kind. She is never seen to say a bad word about anyone and she is known to be very modest, in clear contrast to her brothers. However, in a completely different aspect than Rhea, Hestia never had any desire to marry or become a mother. Hestia is the Greek goddess of the home, the right ordering of domestic life, health, and family, daughter of Cronus and Rhea. She is currently the guardian of Elpis, the spirit of hope. Her Roman counterpart is Vesta.

Aphrodite

Aphrodite is the Greek goddess of love, beauty and lust. Her husband is Hephaestus, the god of fire, although she is unfaithful to him with Ares, god of war. Her animal is the dove, and her Roman counterpart is Venus. History Birth and wedding Uranus Uranus, her father. After Cronus castrated her father Uranus, and threw his remains into the ocean, her blood mixed with the salt of the water and she solidified until she became a goddess; Aphrodite, other authors say that the blood of Uranus fell on Thalassa and that caused her to become pregnant and nine months later Thalassa gave birth to a baby whom she called Aphrodite, although in some myths she is the daughter of Zeus and the oceanid. Dione. After wandering around the Mediterranean for a while, Aphrodite, looking for a good place to go, decided to go to the island of Cyprus. Because of its incredible beauty, Aphrodite caused a lot of trouble on Olympus when she arrived. While Zeus, Poseidon, Ares, Apollo and Hermes wanted her for themselves, arguing and competing to win her love. Hephaestus did not participate in the revolt and instead sat in the shadows, calm and dejected, knowing that his ugliness would end any chance of competing for her. While Hephaestus kept his word, Aphrodite did not love him and stayed as far away as possible. of her husband, without them having children. Shortly after getting married, Aphrodite began an affair with Ares, the god of war, which became the worst kept secret on Mount Olympus (as Helios saw them on numerous occasions), with Hephaestus being the only one who did not know, possibly. because he wanted to believe that his wife could love him. She had six children with Ares: Eros, Himerus, Anteros, Deimos, Phobos and Harmonia. The lack of resemblance to Hephaestus made the latter suspicious.

Hera

Hera is the Greek goddess of family, marriage, motherhood and women, daughter of Cronus and Rhea. Her younger brother and husband is Zeus, therefore she is the queen of Olympus. Her Roman counterpart is Juno. Hera was the youngest daughter of Cronus, king of the Titans, and his sister/wife, Rhea. She was born after her sisters Hestia and Demeter, who were devoured by her father.

Apollo

At only four days old, Apollo asked Hephaestus for a golden bow and a set of arrows which he used to kill Python, a snake that was previously sent by Hera to pursue his mother, Leto. After Python's defeat, Apollo created the Oracle of Delphi as a reward, since Python was Gaia's son, and Gaia had complained to Zeus about Apollo's act. He also created the Pythian games and named his Oracle the Pythia, after his great enemy. Apollo has been obsessed with haikus since visiting Japan and it is implied that he becomes obsessed with a different type of poetry depending on where he is. recently visited. He considers himself a great poet, although in reality he is terrible at it and doesn't seem to realize it. He loves her sister Artemis and likes to call her "little sister", because according to him he was born before her. In turn, Artemis complains that they are twins and that they have been arguing about the same thing for millennia. Apollo is described as a very handsome god, tall, muscular and tanned like a Baywatch lifeguard. His long golden hair was tied up in a bun and his eyes shone like the sun. He wore a golden Greek robe and a beautiful golden bow and quiver of magical arrows on his shoulders. His beauty was such that even Hera, who had a deep hatred for the illegitimate children of Zeus, did not dare to object to his claim to have a place among the gods of Olympus. Apollo is known as the most powerful son of Zeus since he He gave him greater powers than the rest of his brothers. Therefore Apollo is a very powerful god only surpassed by the greater gods.

Zeus

Zeus is the Greek god of the heavens, lightning, honor, justice and rain, youngest son of the titan Cronus and the titan Rhea. He is the king of Olympus and is married to Hera, goddess of the family. His Roman counterpart is Jupiter. Zeus is a very proud, authoritarian and condescending god, sometimes becoming somewhat narcissistic. He demands respect from mortals, demigods, and the other gods as the king of Olympus. He is sometimes paranoid, as well as hypocritical, selfish, vain, and extremely jealous when it comes to his wife, Hera. However, Zeus is known for being unfaithful with numerous women, much to her anger, who usually ends up taking it out on her children and tries to make their lives impossible, just as he did with Hercules. He often lets his negative aspects override his good judgment and his decisions are not always based on justice.

There are many more gods like Heracles, Athena, Hephaestus, Hermaphroditus and more

powers of the gods

Divine Physiology: The gods are extremely strong, faster and more resistant than any mortal being or beast, being capable of doing feats beyond all logic for human beings. Expert Traveler: Traveling constantly throughout his youth and life, Dionysus would be an expert at traveling and would know routes, shortcuts, etc. Immortality: The gods are immortal to the passage of time and diseases, although they can still be killed, they can return to life after a time.