Gargarensis

==Summary==
Gargarensis is the main antagonist of the the 2002 video game Age of Mythology. He is a distant descendant of Poseidon, whose great-grandmother, Amymone, was seduced by the Sea God and subsequently impregnated. For the very act of giving him life, Gargarensis bears a great grudge against the God, though unlike many other Greek heroes and villains, instead of being vengeful, Gargarenis figures that Poseidon owns him.
And so, with his help, and the whisperings of power by the Titans, Gargarensis pursues what he deems is his right by birth: to be a god himself, not stopping at anything to achieve this goal. And to this end, he plans to free the Titans from Tartarus throughout the entire campaign, finally being killed by the collapsing Trident of, ironically enough, the Living Statue of Poseidon.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: At least 
Name: Gargarensis
Origin: Age of Mythology
Gender: Male
Age: 59
Classification: Cyclops, Warlord
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Large Size (Type 0), Skilled with his trident
Attack Potency: At least Wall level (A stronger and larger than normal Cyclops. For comparison, other regular Cyclopes in the game are capable of easily throwing humans with enough force to topple trees. Should also be far superior to Arkantos and Ajax physically)
Speed: At least Peak Human (Does not move comparatively slowly from his own perspective and should be superior to many other trained soldiers), possibly Superhuman (Can keep up with horses, though they trot more so than run, and it could just be game mechanics)
Lifting Strength: Class 25 (He should be superior to regular Cyclopes, who can one handed tens of meters)
Striking Strength: At least Wall level
Durability: At least Wall level (Should be superior to other Cyclopes, who can take several Minotaur charges, which are capable of launching them tens of meters into the air)
Stamina: Presumably Superhuman
Range: Several meters melee range
Standard Equipment: Bident
Intelligence: Likely Gifted (An experienced military leader and commander that has managed to amass vast armies across different continents to further his goals. Has developed a complex series of backup plans in case of his original failing, which the heroes only overcame through sheer luck and much outside help. Seems to also to be a highly intellectual individual, reciting poems in response to certain situations)
Weaknesses: None notable
Note: While Gargarensis as a unit technically possesses Resurrection and Regeneration, this is likely just game mechanics, as he is killed quite normally via being impaled in the final scenario of Fall of the Trident.
==Notable Matchups==
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