Poseidon

Poseidon is the King of Atlantis and is equal in eminence to his brothers Zeus (God of Thunder) and Hades (God of Riches). He is also the God of Storms, in which he can cause violent storms in the sea. Additionally, he is referred to as "Earth-Shaker" due to his role in causing earthquakes, and has been called the "Father of Horses".
==Biography==
===The First Titanomachy===
Like the rest of his siblings, Poseidon was swallowed by the mighty Titan Kronos. When he was released, he Poseidon's attack fought alongside his brother, Zeus, in the Great War. During a great battle between the Gods and the Titans, Poseidon aided his brother Hades in defeating the Titan leader Atlas. Atlas was electrocuted by Poseidon’s storm, bringing him to his knees. After the Blade of Olympus was created and the Titans were banished to Tartarus, Poseidon was given dominion over all seas. He took Amphitrite as his wife and watched over the waters of Greece.
===The Second Titanomachy===
After sharing looks with his brother Zeus, Poseidon dives off Mount Olympus, right into Epimetheus' chest, knocking him off the mountain. Poseidon then dives into a large body of water at the base of the mountain, summoning a tendril from below that grabs Gaia's arm and begins pulling her. After Kratos defeats his minions, Poseidon then emerges within a watery construct in his image, projecting Hippocampi from his chariot. Poseidon sends his steeds to attack and restrain Gaia while he himself struggles with both the Titan and Kratos. After a vicious battle, Gaia punches his chest, sending Kratos on a collision course with Poseidon which Kratos rips out of the watery construct and onto a platform. There he closes in on the weakened Poseidon, who warns Kratos that the destruction of Olympus would soon bring chaos to the world. Poseidon then made a desperate attempt to escape and survive, but is unable to reach the edge before Kratos killed him. His lifeless body turned into water as it falls to the water below to become one with it.
In Poseidon's Chamber, Kratos encountered Poseidon once again as a spirit. He revealed to Kratos that he became interested in Pandora's power over Olympus and suspicious of Zeus' intentions, expressing fear his brother has changed for the worst. After Kratos kills himself to bring hope to the world, Poseidon regained some of his power and used it to bring balance.
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