Zeus

Zeus (also known as Jupiter, Jove, Tinia, and Zis) was the King of the Greco-Roman Gods, one of the Twelve Olympians/Dii Consentes, one member of the Capitoline Triad, and the God of the sky, lightning, thunder, law, and order. Zeus was worshiped by the Greeks as Zeus, the Romans as Jupiter and Jove, the Etruscans as Tinia, and the Messapians as Zis, amongst other cultures with their own names for him. Zeus is also conflated with other Gods such as Thor, Taranis, Amun, and Indra, though is a different being from them. 
Zeus was born as the sixth and final child of Cronus and Rhea, eventually overthrowing his father and taking his place as King of the Gods.
During the Christianization of the Roman Empire, Zeus and the rest of the Olympians began making preparations to eliminate Christianity within their domain. The plan was foiled when the Heavenly Host invaded Mount Olympus, kickstarting the Heavenly Wars. Zeus was defeated in battle by Saint Michael the Archangel, and he and the rest of the Greco-Roman Gods were forced to stop interfering in the affairs of humans.
During the Apocalypse War, Zeus would lead the armies of Olympus against an uprising of Titans, Giants, different beasts, and even foreign demons. Following the war, Zeus would make peace with the Council of Heaven, allowing him to retake control of nominal control over his old domain, though he had to share ruling with Heaven for the sake of the Jews, Christians, and Muslims that lived within his lands. Zeus also began making preparations to combat a Second Apocalypse and another uprising. 
The day of fate would eventually come, resulting in the Third Titanomachy. Zeus would ultimately perish in battle fighting against Cronus and Typhon at the same time, sacrificing himself to kill Cronus and mortally wound Typhon. Zeus would be succeeded by his son Dionysus/Zagreus.
== Biography ==
=== Birth & Early Life ===
Zeus was born in Lyktos on the island of Crete to the Titans Cronus and Rhea. Because of a prophecy that stated that Cronus would be overthrown as King of the Gods by one of his offspring, Cronus began eating all of the children he had with Rhea. Rhea was no longer able to abide this and fled to Crete to give birth to Zeus, the sixth and last child she had with Cronus. Rhea then gave Cronus to her mother, Gaia, who took the infant Zeus to a cave on Mount Aegaeon (later known as Mount Ida). Rhea then gave Cronus a stone that was enchanted to look like the infant Zeus to eat.
Gaia watched over the infant Zeus, charging the nymphs Adrasteia and Ida to nurse him, which they did using a mixture of honey from sacred bees within the cave and milk from the divine goat, Amalthea. The entrance to the cave was guarded by the Kouretes and they also banged on their shields with their spears so that Cronus could not hear Zeus' wailing.
When Zeus was a young child, Adrasteia gave him a toy ball to play with. Zeus would forever treasure the gift, even centuries after coming to age. 
When Zeus was a young teenager, Amalthea would die of natural causes. In deference to his nursemaid, Zeus would fashion his impenetrable shield, the Aegis, out of her skin. 
=== Titanomachy ===
== Legacy ==
== Personality ==
== Appearance ==
As a God, Zeus could shapeshift to his heart's desire and he had a true form that could not be gazed upon by mortals. Despite this, Zeus had a favorite form that he took most often, only rarely using his true form much like the rest of the Gods. Zeus could also take form through an avatar that took the shape of his primary form such as through clouds.
=== Primary Form ===
Zeus' primary form was that of an older man with white hair, sky blue eyes, a large white beard, and olive skin. Despite appearing like a man in his late 50s or early 60s, Zeus' primary form was incredibly large and muscular, standing at 10'11" and having a burly and muscular build that even the most dedicated of athletes would be envious of. Zeus outwardly appeared human, however, his divine aura and glowing eyes indicated his divine nature.
Zeus had a head of long and curly white hair that ended at his middle back and had a number of locks tied back with gold rings at the back. While mostly swept out of his face, Zeus had two large locks of hair as hair antennae that sprouted from his hairline, had hair vents from where they sprouted, and they framed his face, ending in-between his chin and shoulders. For comedic reasons, Zeus' hair antennae seem to move and even change shape to reflect his mood. Examples include his hair antennae wilting when he was sad or flipping upwards like rabbit ears when he was being mischievous. As this has not been commented on and only shows up in comedic scenes, it is clear that this is just a gag. Zeus' hair had a resemblance to clouds.
Zeus had somewhat small and sharp eyes that were filled with his divine power and grace. Zeus' eyes were normally sky blue and considered incredibly beautiful. Zeus' gaze was that of a true God and King, with a single look being enough to freeze anyone it was directed at. When Zeus used great amounts of his divine power, his eyes shifted into a pure glowing white energy with no pupils or iris and they emitted sparks of blue electricity. Zeus had very thick eyebrows and somewhat small eyelashes.
Zeus had a square shaped face that was perfectly symmetrical and had the unrivaled beauty of the Gods. Zeus had high cheekbones, average size, ears, a sharp, aquiline nose, rather thin lips that were a dusky color, straight and pearly white teeth, a strong and sharp jawline, and a strong, squarish chin. Zeus had a very large and bushy white beard that ended at his chest and had a several gold accessories at the ends of a few strands. Zeus' skin was olive in color and slightly tanned.
Zeus was a very tall and well-built man, having a physique that looked to be carved from marbled stone and was incredibly bulky. As befitting a God, Zeus was perfectly proportioned. Zeus had a long and muscular neck, broad shoulders, a wide and muscular back, long arms that were well-muscled and toned, large hands with long and dexterous fingers, a chiseled chest with small, dusky nipples, a flat abdomen with twelve-pack abdominal muscles, sculpted obliques, and an Adonis Belt, sculpted buttocks with Dimples of Apollo, long, muscular legs with thick thighs and strong calves, and large feet. Zeus did not have any body hair, having skin that was rather smooth. Despite appearing as a man in his later years of life, Zeus lacked any wrinkles. Zeus could grow a pair of golden eagle wings from his back which enabled him to fly or create gusts of wind.
Zeus had a very deep and booming voice with a strong Greek accent. Zeus spoke rather formally at almost all times and used very antiquated language.
Zeus wore a white chiton with gold lining on the hem that exposed his right side and ended at his thighs and was fashioned with a gold sash across his waist that had his symbols (the thunderbolt, eagle, bull, and oak) along the edges sequentially. Zeus also wore golden sandals with straps that ended at his knees, gold bracers on both his forearms, a golden necklace in the shape of an eagle holding a thunderbolt in its talons, and two thunderbolts in the form of a golden laurel wreath as his crown.
Im battle, Zeus wore more armor and armaments. Zeus' sandals had metal greaves attached to them, he wore a gold pauldron on his right shoulder, he had his version of the Aegis attached to his left bracer, and had a baldric strapped around his torso which he hung his greatsword from.
Zeus looked quite similar to his brothers Hades and Poseidon, however, he was the largest in terms of height and build despite being the youngest and he had the largest beard. Zeus also had the greatest resemblance from all of his siblings to Cronos. 
=== Powered Up Form ===
In his powered up form which he saved for serious battle, Zeus' appearance changed. Zeus got even larger reaching over 20 feet in height and becoming even more muscular. Zeus' skin changed colors from olive to more golden looking, his hair and beard became much larger and appeared as though they were made of storm clouds, his eyes were only light blue sclera which emanated holy lightning, and his entire body was covered in a golden aura and he constantly emitted blasts of lightning.
Zeus was almost completely stripped bare of clothes, with only the bottom of his chiton remaining to preserve his modesty and he kept his bracers and sandals. Even in battle, he lost all of his armor and weaponry.
=== King of the Gods ===
Zeus' form as the King of the Gods turned him into a titanic form. Zeus looked similar to his Powered Up Form, though hundreds of meters tall rather than the 20 feet. Zeus' lower half also changed such that it ended in a massive cloud that trailed into smaller ones.
=== True Form ===
Zeus' true form was essentially formless gold and white light, though he occasionally morphed himself into a vaguely humanoid shape with no discernable features of a massive size. Zeus' light could take whatever form he wished
=== Child ===
When Zeus was a child raised by Gaia and her nymphs, he looked like an abnormally tall child with a very slender build, sky blue eyes, and extremely long white hair that reached well to the ground and trailed behind him with his trademark hair antenna falling down his face. Zeus was a very inquisitive expression and an immense innocence that he would lose in his teenage years.
=== Titanomachy ===
During the Titanomachy, Zeus was significantly younger than he would later appear, looking as though he was in his late teens or early twenties. Zeus was completely clean shaven and his hair was much wilder with no braids pulling it back. 
=== Mortal Form ===
The form that Zeus took when disguising himself as mortal was that of a much older and frailer man. Zeus appeared in his mid-to-late 70s and was very small and frail looking, appearing to be 5'6" and quite thin and boney. Zeus' eyes were sunken in such they appeared to be closed all the time. Zeus' hair was also much shorter, ending at his nape.
== Attributes ==
=== Stats ===
Strength 	Speed 	Agility	Dexterity	Endurance	Durability	Willpower	Combat Skills	Stealth 	Perception
S++ 	S++ 	S++ 	S++ 	S+ 	S++ 	S 	A++ 	S 	S
Intelligence	Wisdom	Mana 	Qi 	Psionic 	Arts 	Drives 	Divinity 	Charisma	Luck
S+ 	A+ 	S++ 	N/A 	N/A 	S 	S 	S++ 	S+ 	S+
=== Overall ===
==== Combat ====
=== Abilities ===
==== Physical Abilities ====
Divine Physiology: As a God, Zeus' physiology and abilities were far above that of a mortals.
* Divine Strength:
* Divine Speed:
* Divine Reflexes:
* Divine Agility:
* Divine Durability:
* Divine Endurance:
* Divine Senses:
** Divine Vision:
** Divine Hearing:
** Divine Smell:
** Divine Taste:
** Divine Touch:
** Divine Equilibrium:
* Immortality
** Unlimited Lifespan
** Regenerative Healing Factor:
** Enhanced Immune System:
** Contaminant Resistance
** Immunity to Mortal Weapons
* Supernatural Beauty:
== Paraphernalia ==
=== Weapons ===
Thunderbolts: While Zeus naturally has electrokinetic powers as the God of Lightning and Thunder, he had the Cyclopes make him physical thunderbolts as weapons. These weapons were forged from some of his power and were enhanced greatly, dwarfing the strength of his natural lightning bolts. Zeus only had a limited number of them before he had to make more. Zeus had several different types of thunderbolts of different potency and different colors.
* Red Thunderbolts: Zeus' most powerful thunderbolts were his red ones. These thunderbolts were a blood red in color and caused instant death for anyone that was struck by them. Even Gods were not able to last against these bolts, with most lesser Gods also dying with a single blast and greater Gods being mortally wounded after being struck by them. These thunderbolts could shift power depending on the target that Zeus was aiming for from only causing instant death for anything that it struck by them or having enough force to dwarf the Tsar Bomba several times.
Thunder Greatsword: Beyond his thunderbolts, Zeus also possessed a massive greatsword that channeled his divine lightning. While not quite as potent as a blast from his thunderbolts, it was still incredibly powerful. The Thunder Greatsword was extremely large and heavy, being nearly the same size as Zeus himself and was so heavy that a normal mortal could never hope to ever pick it up an inch off the ground. Despite its great size and weight, Zeus typically wielded it one handed.
* Immense Cutting Power: The Thunder Greatsword had immense cutting power which allowed it to cut through almost anything it was used against.
** Dimensional Cutting: The Thunder Greatsword could cut through dimensions, allowing for long-range attacks and the ability to cut portals that could be traveled through.
* Indestructibility: The Thunder Greatsword could not be destroyed by any known means and it never dulled or rusted.
* Anti-Magic Properties: The Thunder Greatsword had some anti-magic properties that allowed it to defend against nearly all magic. It could dispel most magical spells and most spells that were cast on the blade would be negated if Zeus wished it such.
* Holy Magic: As the sacred sword of Zeus, the Thunder Greatsword was imbued with a number of Holy abilities which gave it immense power.
** Divine Lightning: The Thunder Greatsword was imbued with powerful divine lightning, making it extremely powerful. This made the sword electrified and every strike would shock its target. It could also be used to shoots blasts of electricity from it as projectile weapons. 
** Anti-Evil Properties: The Thunder Greatsword harmed anything that was "evil" and touched it. It repelled all evil magics and hurt those who could be considered evil.
** Holy Light: As a holy sword, The Thunder Greatsword could emit holy light which allowed it to grievously harm anything demonic, monstrous, evil, or otherwise unholy. This holy light can be focused to create slashes that go great distances or even sword beams.
* Return: Whenever the Thunder Greatsword was separated from Zeus, he could always will it so that it returns to him. Zeus merely needs to will it to be and it will either fly back into his hand or materialize in it.
* Exceed Ability
* Limit Breaker