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Tornclaw

## Book Appearances

### Living

The Cursed Blood, The Cursed Blood: Wild Flames, The Cursed Blood: The Shadow Fold

## Appearance

Tornclaw is a large gray tabby tom with swirls and stripes of light gray and dark gray - kind of like a marbled look but more defined stripes. He also has thick, long claws and green-ish blue eyes.

## Book Appearances

*The Cursed Blood*

In chapter
Cursed Blood Wiki

**Welcome to the Cursed Blood Wiki!**
This is the official Wiki for the Warrior Cats fanficion series on Quotev by Applefall! The series as a whole is called Cursed Blood, and it consists of three books: Cursed Blood, Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames, and Cursed Blood: The Shadow Fold. It follows a NightClan warrior named Maplecrow along with her first litter of kits, Havenflower, Lynxtuft, Moongaze, and Chasingstorm as they struggle with the weight of secrets, forbidden romances, and much more.

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Antnose

## Book Appearances

### Living

The Cursed Blood: The Shadow FoldThe Coming: Into the Storm, The Coming: The Hunters and Hunted, The Coming: Eye of the Storm

## Appearance

Antnose was a short-furred, golden tabby with a wide muzzle and a disfigured nose.

## Personality

Antnose was a go-with-the-flow kind of tom, but had a streak of arrogance that sometimes resulted in coming to blows. He was also known to be impatient at times.

## Appearance in Books

*The Cursed Blood*

Antnose does not formally appear.

*The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames.*

Antnose does not formally appear.

*The Cursed Blood: The Shadow Fold*

Antnose does not formally appear, but he is listed in the allegiances as a kit born to Sunflower and Rainstride.

*The Coming**: Into the Storm*

 In Chapter Twenty Antnose is mentioned by Whitestar to be training Sandpaw.

*The Coming: The Hunters and Hunted*

Antnose does not formally appear, but is listed in the allegiances.

## Trivia

* He got it during an training accident, and neglected to tell any cat due to thinking scars were a show of strength.
* He has trouble breathing out of his nose.
* Applefall didn't realize until too late that Snowyfall is his niece.
	+ She apologizes.
Streakpaw

## Appearance

Streakpaw was a silver and black-striped she-cat with a flat face and blue eyes.

## Appearance in Books

*The Cursed Blood*

She is mentioned by Whorlface in Chapter Four when the she-cat is comforting her apprentice, Maplepaw, and is in the company of Cinderpaw and Grayshade.

In Chapter Twenty One she is in the story that Flamewhisker is telling Tigerkit, Darkkit, and Owlkit, all who had fallen asleep during the elder's telling. She is told to have given her life the first leafbare of Hootsong's first litter, exchanging her life so that Hootsong's only tomkit could live.

## Trivia

She was set to receive her warrior name the day she contracted yellowcough.

She loved Archstar.

She was the one to walk Yellowfoot to StarClan.

Every now and then she will stare into the passage of the Shadow Fold, hoping to get a glimpse of the tom she had once loved.

Streakpaw could've come to fight against the Shadow Fold cats, but she didn't want to see Archstar for what he was now.
Onehawk

## Book Appearances

### Living

The Cursed Blood, The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames, The Cursed Blood: The Shadow FoldThe Coming: Into the Storm, The Coming: Hunters and Hunted

## Appearance

Onehawk is a small black and gray tabby she-cat with one white back paw and green eyes, with a pale pink nose.

## Personality

Onehawk is a quiet and reserved she-cat who is dedicated to her Clan.

## Appearance in Books

*The Cursed Blood*

Onehawk is not formally mentioned.

*The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames*

Onehawk is not formally mentioned but is born.

*The Cursed Blood: The Shadow Fold*

In Chapter Eleven Onehawk is seen on patrol with Sandyfield and Breezepaw when Havenflower is on the border. She stays quiet as Sandyfield invites the NightClan cat to see her kin, and then follows the senior warrior when they leave.

*The Coming: Into the Storm*

Onehawk is not formally mentioned but is listed in the allegiances.
Lilypad

## Book Appearances

### Living

The Cursed Blood, The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames, The Cursed Blood: The Shadow FoldThe Coming: Into the Storm, The Coming: The Hunters and Hunted, The Coming: Eye of the Storm

## Appearance

Lilypad is a long-furred she-cat with gray and white splashes and deep, blue-black eyes. She has incredibly soft fur, small paws, and a lithe stature.

## Personality

Lilypad is an incredibly gentle she-cat, hardly able to lift a claw against any cat. She also has a nervous tendency, plucking the ground with her claws and sometimes chewing on bones to try to calm down. She is easily distracted, and known in GustClan as a complete cloud-brain.

## Appearance in Books

*The Cursed Blood*

In Chapter Six, Kestrelstar announces that Lilykit, along with her littermates had been born. Driftstar then interjects and reminds Kestrelstar that he had only allowed their father to leave StreamClan under the promise that when Sunflower would give birth that half of his litter would go to StreamClan. He calls for Lilykit and Tumblekit to come to StreamClan, and Kestrelstar refuses. Smokestar sneakily mentions that not all kits belong to their mother's Clan, and Halfstar then states that if StreamClan makes a move to take Lilykit and Tumblekit, that NightClan will support GustClan in battle.

In Chapter Nineteen, Lilypad is mentioned to have been made a warrior along with her littermates.

*The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames*

Lilypad is not formally mentioned, but is listed in the allegiances.

*The Cursed Blood: The Shadow Fold*

Lilypad is not formally mentioned, but is listed in the allegiances.

*The Coming: Into the Storm*

In Chapter Twenty Four, Whitestar announces the birth of Lilypad's second litter.

*The Coming: The Hunters and Hunted*

In Chapter Twenty Five, soon after the GustClan queens, young cats, and elders arrive at StreamClan's camp, Lilypad goes into labor for her third litter. Her birth goes smoothly, with her naming her kits Windkit and Flykit. The other queens with kits are then moved into the nursery with her to hide as Silverpelt comes on the night of battle. Lilypad is able to be heard cooing to her litter, but she is has fear tinging her voice which hurts Sootheart to hear, as no queen should be afraid at the birth of their litter.
Crowflick

## Appearance

Crowflick is a black she-cat with a slightly fluffy tail and dark amber eyes. She has a lithe build, much like her grandmother, Hootsong.

## Personality

Crowflick is a very unfriendly she-cat who is said in NightClan to resemble the female version of her grandfather, Creektooth. She is short with every cat and hates talking and being the center of attention.

## Book Appearances

*The Coming: Into the Storm*

In Chapter Six Crowpaw is part of the patrol that goes to speak of peace with Driftstar in StreamClan's camp. Her ear is flicked affectionately with Blackberry's tail when she pads past the medicine cat, following her mentor. She is mentioned to be related to every cat in the patrol - save for Blackberry - which includes her mentor, Viperstrike. She is the daughter of Moongaze, which makes her a grandkit of Shadestar, along with her aunt, Havenflower. She is being mentored by Shadestar's son.

In Chapter Twenty Eight she is seen circling Shadowstreak as she is fighting with NightClan to obtain the Battle Territory and drive the StormClan cats out.

## Trivia

* She is named after the 'crow' in Maplecrow.
* She looks identical to her cousin, Shadowstreak, save for her dark amber eyes.
Troutfin

### Deceased

The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames, The Cursed Blood: The Shadow FoldThe Coming: Into the Storm, The Coming: Hunters and Hunted

## Appearance

Troutfin is a large blue-black tom with amber eyes and impressive broad shoulders and paws. He is completely criss-crossed with scars, and is missing whiskers on one side of his muzzle.

## Personality

Troutfin is known as an aggressive and battle-ready tom.

## Appearance in Books

*The Cursed Blood*

Troutfin is not formally mentioned but is listed in the allegiances.

*The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames*

In Chapter Thirteen he is seen battling Creektooth, who expertly rips the whiskers off of one side of his muzzle, causing to screech so loudly into the pine forest that birds flew up from the trees.

In Chapter Twenty Three Troutfin is said to have been killed by Creektooth after he struck down the GustClan deputy, Windstorm.

In Chapter Twenty Five Troutfin was mentioned along with Pondbelly and Blackstripe to have been able to killed in the battle all four Clans took part in.

*The Cursed Blood: The Shadow Fold*

Troutfin is not formally mentioned.

*The Coming**: Into the Storm*

Troutfin is not formally mentioned.
Fallowpelt

## Appearance

Fallowpelt is a beautifully mottled she-cat with silver, black and gray swirls about her pelt in a marble fashion. She has green eyes and a black nose, white whiskers, and is normal in size. She is noted to not have cleaned her pelt, no longer caring about appearances.

## Personality

Fallowpelt was very vindictive while in the Shadow Fold. She knew her worth and her power, and was very cruel to those who were not in agreement to her. She was very proud of herself as a warrior and never saw her actions as wrong or incorrect.

## Book Appearances

*The Cursed Blood*

Fallowpelt is deceased and not mentioned.

*The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames*

Fallowpelt is deceased and not mentioned.

*The Cursed Blood: The Shadow Fold*

In Chapter Two Fallowpelt is mentioned as the first darkened warrior to have awoken. She is standing above a panting Lynxtuft and states that the two of them were done with their sparing. She is looking pleased, and it is mentioned that she would've enjoyed the piece a lot more if Firefang and Archstar were not watching the match. Firefang mentions that Fallowpelt was tough on him too as an apprentice, but it turned out for the better. He gushes that she is so strong and clever, and wishes that she had been his mentor instead of Grayshade. Fallowpelt overheard and glares at Firefang, but Lynxtuft knows that she is pleased at the praise. Lynxtuft admits to herself that Fallowpelt is a ferocious and dependable warrior, and that she strives to be just like the she-cat. When they go back to view on Moongaze's progress, she follows. After Archstar dismissed the fight between Moongaze and Spikeclaw, Fallowpelt lunges forward and rips her claws through the Shadow Fold warrior's ear, knocking him over and pinning him to the ground. She shoves her muzzle in his face and snarls that when the leader gives an order, he should follow. Later she is shown with her claws in Spikeclaw's other ear, slowly pulling them through to the tip with her eyes gleaming in a wicked delight. She had a power to keep the Shadow Fold cats in place, and is then dismissed by Archstar. She comes to her leader's side as Mousetail makes his appearance, sneering that he's been trying to go to StarClan's grounds to see his precious medicine cat. She snaps that Spiderweb was never his mate, and that he had killed her for denying him. When the group heads back to where the others are, Fallowpelt remains behind so she can torment Mousetail more.
Weedstripe

## Appearance

Weedstripe is a cream tom with darker stripes and a white underbelly. He's on the large but not heft side, and his short whiskers are cutely shaped to his face. His eyes are big and his ears are smaller, making his face seem more feminine than masculine.

## Personality

Weedstripe is on the skittish side, much like his brother, Wiltfur, though not to the extent that he is at. He is easily jumpy and rather skittish, quick to hissing and spitting when startled. He may not be able to stand up for himself, but if it's for his Clanmates then he is more than stubborn about it. He tends to be a bit annoying when asking for things, waiting for his turn to speak by plucking the ground and waiting to be invited to speak.

## Appearance in Books

*The Coming**: Hunters and Hunted*

Weedkit does not formally appear, but is listed in the allegiances as a kit to Shimmertail and Reedstalk along with his brother, Brownkit.

*The Coming**: Eye of the Storm*

Weedpaw does not formally appear, but is listed in the allegiances as an apprentice to Mintleaf.

## Trivia

* Weedstripe was mentored by his brother, Mintleaf.
Duckfeather

## Book Appearances

### Living

The Cursed Blood, The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames, The Cursed Blood: The Shadow FoldThe Coming: Into the Storm, The Coming: Hunters and Hunted, The Coming: Eye of the Storm

## Appearance

Duckfeather is a yellow tabby she-cat with darker ginger stripes and white paws. Her paws are large for a she-cat, and her whiskers are very long and flowy. She has light green eyes and has a rather thin pelt, making her prone to whitecough and colds.

## Personality

Duckfeather has always had a maternal side to her. She is very patient, but firm in her beliefs and feelings.

## Appearance in Books

*The Cursed Blood*

In Chapter Six, Duckfeather is mentioned by Driftstar along with her mate to have had her litter become warrior apprentices, and Riverpaw, Toadpaw, and Otterpaw are named.

*The Cursed Blood**: The Wild Flames*

Duckfeather does not formally appear, but is listed in the allegiances.

*The Cursed Blood**: The Shadow Fold*

Duckfeather does not formally appear, but is listed in the allegiances.

*The Coming**: Into the Storm*

In Chapter Eight, Duckfeather is leading a patrol with Dampstone and Toadtail when they escort Blackberry into StreamClan's camp. Blackberry is chattering in a friendly manner with Duckfeather until she reached Driftstar. Duckfeather is again sent to guide Blackberry back to her territory, and is shooting an uncomfortable look at Toadtail as Blackberry continues to chat the queen up.

In Chapter Nineteen, Duckfeather raises her tail to ask how Driftstar died. She flattened her ears as Birdwing describes the asphyxiation, and looks over at her mate as he speaks.

Firstorm realizes that Duckfeather was probably the oldest cat in the Clan that had lived with only Driftstar as her leader.

*The Coming**: Hunters and Hunted*

In Chapter Eleven, Duckfeather is seen at the Gathering touching her nose to Milkstar's in a thankful gesture as she and Reedstalk lead the Clan back while the leaders remain to discuss things.

*The Coming**: Eye of the Storm*

In Chapter Seven, Duckfeather is seen laying beside Tusslefoot along the bodies that were organized by Clan.

In Chapter Nine, Duckfeather is seen in StarClan giving her mate a stern look as he disregards Firstar and scratches his ear with his hindleg.

## Trivia

* Duckfeather was prone to colds as a kit, and so she was almost always constantly snuggling Stormbelly. It grew to be more affectionate, as the two quickly became mates upon her becoming a warrior.
Lynxtuft

## Book Appearances

### Living

The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames, The Cursed Blood: The Shadow FoldThe Coming: Into the Storm, The Coming: Hunters and Hunted, The Coming: The Eye of the Storm

## Appearance

Lynxtuft is a large, tufty, fluffy, gray, black, and white mottled tabby she-cat with golden eyes. She has a mane of fluffy fur around her neck and gray ears, with tufts of black on their tips.

## Personality

Lynxtuft is shown to have her heart in the right place, but she struggles with secrets. She is hard-headed and strong-willed with a bit of a short temper, but she is over-all a good cat who wants to stay loyal to her friends and those she considers her kin.

## Book Appearances

### In *Cursed Blood*

She only appears in the epilogue as a newborn kit born to Maplecrow and Cypressfur alongside her littermates, Chasingkit, Havenkit, and Moonkit. Cypressfur was the one to suggest the name, to which Maplecrow purrs and states that it is lovely.

### In *Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames*

Lynxtuft is the main point of view for chapters 1, part of 4, 5, 10, 11, part of 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, part of 19, 20, 22, 24, part of 25, 26, and part of 27.

In chapter 2, she is seen yowling that CloudClan was attacking and flinging herself on Grayshade; she alerted the warriors, but when they realized it was just kits playing many of them glared at her. When Havenkit calls for help, she tells her that she is coming to help; Havenkit looks behind her and sees Lynxkit on top of Grayshade and barreling toward them. She calls out that her badger is ready for action.

*More coming soon!*

## Trivia

She was named by Cypressfur. Her warrior name was inspired by the tufts of her ears.

She represents the wild cat seen leaping through the flames, as Thistletoe had seen as an omen at her birth. She was the cat to bring down the flames, Firefang, and save her Clan.

Lynxtuft never loved Firefang.

Lynxtuft has an inseparable connection with Havenflower, and when they chose they can visit in dreams with one another.

She has StormClan blood running through her via Icystar.
Pebbleshore

## Book Appearances

### Living

The Cursed Blood, The Cursed Blood: The Wild Flames, The Cursed Blood: The Shadow FoldThe Coming: Into the Storm, The Coming: Hunters and Hunted, The Coming: Eye of the Storm

## Appearance

Pebbleshore is a lithe, black tabby with a tanned underbelly. She has blue eyes that could appear gray on cloudy days. She has smaller paws than the normal StreamClan cat, and short whiskers that add characteristics to her muzzle.

## Personality

Pebbleshore is a very easy-going kind of she-cat. She is loyal and a capable warrior, though she doesn't stand out much from the average warrior.

## Appearance in Books

*The Cursed Blood*

In Chapter Six, Pebbleshore is introduced to Maplepaw by Whorlface, who tells her apprentice that they were apprentices around the same time. Pebbleshore perks her ears in surprise and asks if this really was her friend's apprentice, to which her friend beams as Pebbleshore continues to gush on how impressed and amazed she was.

Pebbleshore then calls over one of her Clan's apprentices, Shimmerpaw, and introduced Maplepaw to her. She leaves the two apprentices to talk while she chats up her old friend.

*The Cursed Blood**: The Wild Flames*

Pebbleshore does not formally appear, but she is listed in the allegiances.

*The Cursed Blood**: The Shadow Fold*

Pebbleshore does not formally appear, but she is listed in the allegiances.

*The Coming**: Into the Storm*

In Chapter Two, Pebbleshore is seeing striking up a lively conversation with Shimmertail after the Apprentice Ceremony.

In Chapter Three, Pebbleshore is noted to be chatting with Waterblossom while on patrol with Firstorm and Milkheart.

*The Coming**: Hunters and Hunted*

Pebbleshore does not formally appear, but she is listed in the allegiances.

*The Coming**: Eye of the Storm*

Pebbleshore does not formally appear, but she is listed in the allegiances.

## Trivia

* She wanted to have a family, but never got the chance, and now there are no eligible toms that she is interested in, though she doesn't regret anything.
* Her goal is to be a fat elder, and she had made that very clear to her Clan.
* She is among one of the two lines of StreamClan cats that has the purest of blood. The other being Shimmertail's lineage.
Charon

**Charon** is the ferryman of the Underworld, who carries the souls of those who can pay his fee over to their proper afterlife. Those who cannot pay are stuck on the outer shores as Wraiths, the dead who cannot afford to cross over and is able to chase them off with a powerful shriek. He serves the god of the underworld, Hades.

## History

### Throughout the Series

In "A Monster is Born", he first appears out of the fog of the River Styx, rowing his boat towards the entrance to the Underworld where Hermes is escorting the recently deceased Electra. He emits a powerful cry that scares off the Wraiths who were summoned by Hermes' call. He asked, in an unknown tongue, who called for the ferryman to which Hermes responds by claiming Electra to be a "beloved and noble queen" as he pays Charon his fee but warns him to treat her well or he risks the Thunderer taking his head.

In "War for Olympus", he is shown in the epilogue as he is escorting the dead Seraphim to Tartarus as punishment for all the innocent lives he took during his viscious reign as leader of the Demons. Along with them is Hades, who reclaims his bident from Seraphim and warns him what fate awaits him there but also says that he can help Seraphim escape the agony, but must kneel before him which makes Seraphim scream out in rage of once again being forced to obey the orders of a God.

## Personality

Not much is known about Charon's personality given that he speaks an unknown language and barely speaks or does anything besides his job as ferryman. However, he can be aggressive seen in how he scared off the Wraiths on sight but also shows rigidity due to his habit of refusing to let anyone who can't pay him to cross over into the afterlife and be left in between realms.

## Appearance

Charon's true appearance is unknown as he wears a long, messy shawl that covers his body with two long oar-like limbs poking out the side and has one, green glowing eye poke through the shadows.
Blood of Zeus Wiki

**Welcome to Blood of Zeus Wiki!**

*Blood of Zeus* is an eight episode Netflix Original anime based on Greek mythology written and produced by Charley and Vlas Parlapanides (*Immortals*, *Death Note*). It tells the story of an illegitimate son of Zeus tasked with saving both heaven and earth. Powerhouse Animation, veteran studio responsible for the *Castlevania* original anime, is leading animation development and creation.Source: Deadline
**CAUTION NSFW:** This wiki contains spoilers from *Blood of Zeus* and is aimed at mature audiences.

Introduction
In the world's beginning the Gods of Olympus, lead by Zeus, defeated the Titans. In the wake of their victory, the last Titan cursed the Gods, and unleashed the Giants on the world. Many years later, an army from the East, using the essence of fallen giants to fuel their armies power, descend upon Greece. On the outskirts of Greece, a commoner, Heron, learns of his heritage as the son of Zeus, and his destiny to save the world.

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**ATTENTION ALL MORTALS!** We have just received word from Mount Olympus that Heron's story is not over. *Blood of Zeus* will return for a Season 2!

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Owlpaw

### Deceased

The Cursed Blood, The Cursed Blood: Wild Flames, The Cursed Blood: The Shadow Fold

## Personality

Owlpaw was a very easygoing tom who relied on his wits instead of his strength. He was very feeble, and understood that his chances of becoming a great warrior were slim, but he didn't hate or blame any cat for it. He was very brave and given.

## Book Appearance

As a kit, Owlkit had contracted greencough during a harsh winter. He had been saved by Streakpaw, who had been giving him her portions of catmint so that he could live. She died in the process, and he had been saved, though his lungs were permanently scarred. He was sickly, and couldn't do many activities that his sisters could do. As a result, Hootsong was very protective of him, and even attempted to hold back Maplekit and Cinderkit until Owlkit could compete with their strengths.

During the Battle Ceremony, his uncle, Waspwing, took pity and claimed him as his apprentice without seeing him battle. He went on his first patrol with Cinderpaw and her mentor Grayshade, Maplepaw and her mentor Whorlface, and his father, Shadepelt to see the territory, but his lungs began to act up and Waspwing had to carry him back to camp to see Thistletoe.
Kofi

*"Evios, this is our chance to redeem ourselves."*
―**Kofi** to **Evios** in *Back to Olympus*.
**Kofi** is a character from the Blood of Zeus series known best for assisting Heron, Alexia, Evios, and Zeus's faction of gods to defeat the giants and the demons led by Hera and the gods who sided with her.

## Physical Appearance

Kofi is a heavily scarred man with a muscular physique. He has his hair pulled back in a bun. He has a freckled visage and a slit on his right eyebrow. His eyes are a dark brown, and his hair is dyed to a brown-red ombre

## Personality

Kofi regrets selling the giant remains to "the wrong people" with Evios. He wants to regain his honor and even stated that he hopes the fates allow him to.

To regain his honor, he helped Heron, alongside Alexia and Evios to find the cauldron to intercept the giants.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Above Average Physicality:** Although not enhanced by any divine means, he is incredibly more durable and stronger than the average man.

## Equipment

* **Throwable Disk:** During the battle for Olympus, Kofi is seen wielding a disk using it to behead enemies. He seems very proficient with this and does it with ease.

## Weaknesses

Kofi has the conventional weaknesses of an ordinary human.

## Appearances

#### Season 1

* *Escape or Die*
* *Back to Olympus*
* *The Fields of the Dead*
* *War for Olympus*

## Trivia

* Shaunt Nigoghossian confirmed that Kofi is Ethiopian.
* Kofi is also based on an actual Ethiopian slave who'd won his freedom in Athens' sporting events.

## Reference

1. ↑ Youtube Interview
2. ↑  NX (@NXOnNetflix) on Twitter "The artists at @powerhouseanim put so much effort into Blood of Zeus, here’s some of their incredible background work along with insights on the show’s production." (screenshot)
Wraith

*"Wraiths. The dead who cannot afford to cross."*
―**Hermes** telling **Electra** what wraiths are in *A Monster is Born*.
**Wraiths** are the souls of the dead who cannot afford to cross into the Underworld.

## History

### Throughout the Series

In *A Monster is Born*,

In *War for Olympus*,

## Trivia

* In literature and poetry, a **shade** (translating Greek σκιά, Latin *umbra*) is the spirit or ghost of a dead person, residing in the underworld.
Underworld

The **Underworld** is the realm of the dead, the final resting place of the deceased. The Underworld is divided into various sections, and is ruled by Hades.

The deceased entered the underworld by crossing the River Acheron or Styx ferried across by Charon, who charged an obolus, a small coin, as a fee.

## Known Locations

The Greek underworld comprises various realms believed to lie beneath the earth or at its farthest reaches.

### Five Rivers

The five rivers of Hades are Acheron (the river of sorrow), Cocytus (the river of lamentation), Phlegethon (the river of fire), Lethe (the river of forgetfulness), and Styx (the river of hate), which forms the boundary between upper and lower worlds.

## Gallery

* Concept Art
* Screencaps

## Trivia

* In mythology, the Greek underworld is an otherworld where souls go after death. The original Greek idea of the afterlife is that, at the moment of death, the soul is separated from the corpse, taking on the shape of the former person, and is transported to the entrance of the underworld. Good people and bad people would then separate. The underworld itself—sometimes known as Hades, after its patron god—is described as being either at the outer bounds of the ocean or beneath the depths or ends of the earth. It is considered the dark counterpart to the brightness of Mount Olympus, with the kingdom of the dead corresponding to the kingdom of the gods. Hades is a realm invisible to the living, made solely for the dead.
Cauldron

**The Cauldron of Darkness** is a round box-like artifact created by Hephaestus. It was used to keep the souls of the fallen Giants.

## Description

It is brown with gold markings. When a giant's soul is sealed inside it, a rudimentary depiction of the giant's body will appear on the side.

## History

After Zeus convinced two of the Giants to side with the gods and the giants were finally defeated, Hermes used his gauntlet to steal the souls of the Giants and store them in the cauldron. The cauldron was then hidden away and placed under the guard of a powerful automation.
The Adamantium Sword

*"It was forged by a god. It can cut through any rock, metal, any material of this Earth. Not even Hephaestus's armor can withstand it."*
―**Hera** describing the sword to **Seraphim** in *Escape or Die*.
**The Adamantium Sword** was a supernatural sword used by Seraphim. It was said to be able to cut through anything, made by either man or god.

## Description

When someone uses the sword, it glows bright blue.

## History

### Throughout the Series

To help Heron combat Seraphim, Zeus, still disguised as an old man, sent Heron on a mission. He climbed a mountain and found a special metal ore that he brought back down the mountain. Then, Zeus forged the ore into a sword for Heron to use in the coming war. Naturally, this was no normal weapon, as it could quite literally cut through anything, making it especially advantageous when fighting gods, monsters and demons.

When Heron found out that Zeus was his true father and had been hiding in plain sight as the old man for years, he threw the sword away in anger. From there, Seraphim was later told by Hera to retrieve the sword telling him that the sword would allow him to defeat Talos, the guardian of the Cauldron of Darkness, and later found it still embedded in the stone where Heron threw it; Seraphim used it the sword to his advantage for a time and later used it in his fight with Talos. After Seraphim defeated Talos and retrieved the Cauldron of Darkness, he left the sword behind embedded in Talos's eye to make his escape, not having time to retrieve it.

## Trivia

* In Greek mythology, Cronus castrated his father Uranus using an adamant sickle given to him by his mother, Gaia. The hero Perseus also used an adamantine sickle or sword to decapitate the Gorgon Medusa while she slept.
* It is worth noting that neither Heron nor Zeus seemed particularly troubled by Seraphim having the blade in his possession, as both ought to movie on. Even stranger was the fact that no one put any real effort into getting it back from Seraphim or looking for it after he fell as it proved to not be seen as potentially useful.
Acrisius

**Acrisius** was the brother to King Periander and uncle to Seraphim.

## History

Little is known of Acrisius' life prior to the series. After his brother, King Periander, was killed by his wife Electra, Acrisius took his newborn nephew, Seraphim, and dropped him off a cliff so that he could assume his brother's throne.

At an unknown point, Acrisius' sons were sent to assassinate Seraphim after he was revealed to have survived his fall and taken shelter with his mother's servant Ariana in the woods. Ariana was killed and so was several of Acrisius' sons. Seraphim too survived and tracked down and killed Acrisius' other son, beginning his path of bloodshed and murder. Eventually, Acrisius decided hide in a remote cave, hoping to escape Seraphim's wrath.

### Throughout the Series

In *A Monster is Born,* the goddess Hera relays to Seraphim the story of his birth and how Acrisius seized the kingdom of Corinth by throwing the baby Seraphim over a cliff to die. However, Seraphim survived and adopted by Electra’s midwife Ariana who fled with him into the woods where she raised him alongside a bear and her cubs. When Acrisius’ sons found them they murdered Ariana and Seraphim’s bear siblings. The mother bear killed all the men except for one of Acrisius’ sons who escaped. Years later Seraphim tracked down and murdered the surviving son before fleeing into the sea where he discovered the corpse of the giant. After eating it’s flesh Seraphim retrieved the Olympian bident that killed the giant and used it to kill the pursuing soldiers, turning those that surrendered into his followers.

In *The Fields of the Dead,* his nephew Seraphim him finds him hiding out in a cave. After showing no remorse for trying to kill the newborn Seraphim, Seraphim mutilated Acrisius before savagely beating his face into a bloody pulp.
Centaur

**Centaurs** are a race whose head, torso, and arms are human and joined to a horse's body.

## Appearances

#### Season 1

* *A Monster is Born*
* *Back to Olympus*
* *The Fields of the Dead*

## Trivia

* In Greek mythology, female centaurs are called centaurides, and though they are not mentioned in early Greek literature and art, they do appear occasionally in later antiquity.
* The word centaur (Κένταυρος, Kentauros in Ancient Greek), is generally regarded as being of obscure origin.

## References

1. ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaurs
A Monster is Born

**A Monster is Born** is the fourth episode of Blood of Zeus series.

## Synopsis

Heron is taken captive by the army of Seraphim, who chases Alexia but instead encounters Hera. The goddess informs the demon leader of his true past.

## Summary

Alexia comes out from hiding and sees all the dead people. Elias who holds Electra tells her that the man she looks for is taken captive and she leaves. Hermes comes to his father Zeus and tells him that the more the people suffer, the easier they move to the next life. Hermes then takes Electra's soul and takes her to River Styx. As he blows the horn to call the Ferryman, wraiths who can't cross over appear, but the Ferryman chases them away. He pays the Ferryman and tells him to treat her well or thunder will fall upon him. Hermes asks Electra is there is someone she wants to see before she cross over and she states its Heron. She appears in front of Heron, telling him that there are fates worse than death and bids farewell.

Heron wakes in a caravan with other prisoners. He wonders where Seraphim is, but a man tells him that the last he heard is that he was after Alexia. Meanwhile, Seraphim finally corners Alexia in a cave behind a waterfall. However, Alexia then turns into Hera and orders him to kneel. She tells him that she wants revenge like him and he can kill as many nobles as he wants, but that will not bring him peace. She reveals he was a firstborn son of a mighty king and that his mother was not even his real mother either. Hera then shows Seraphim that his father was killed and then his uncle decided to get rid of him to take the throne for himself. However, a loyal servant Ariana saw that Seraphim was still alive and decided to protect him. She took him and ran away and decided to hide in a cave, where a bear with its cubs came. As Ariana asked the gods for help, Hera helped her and made the bear share her milk. She raised him with the bears, but one day Ariana's sister told Acrisius about Seraphim being alive and with Ariana and Acrisius' sons found them. They killed Ariana and the bears, but the mother bear saved Seraphim. He ended up taking refuge in shores of Melidoni, where as he grew, he eventually found and killed the man who killed Ariana in an alleyway. As the guards chase him, he ends up in a cave where he finds a giants' body. Seeing a spear on it, he goes to take it, but then hears the giants' voice telling him to eat his flesh to save himself. He starts to transform into a demon and kills 12 of the guards, while three other swear loyalty and surrender. Hera tells Seraphim that it is Zeus' fault and that he should have been a king. Seraphim wonders why she wants to turn him against Zeus, but Hera does not want to answer and instead reveals that he had killed his own mother, Electra, and if he seeks true vengeance, he must set sight on Zeus.

## Characters

* Alexia
* Elias
* Electra
* Hermes
* Heron
* Evios
* Kofi
* Seraphim
* Hera
* Acrisius
* Ariana

## Multimedia

### Pictures

* Concept Art
* Screencaps
Aphrodite

**Aphrodite** is a minor character who first appeared in the third episode of *Blood of Zeus*. She is one of the gods who sided with Hera during the Greek gods' civil war against Zeus. Aphrodite is the daughter of Zeus.

## History

Aphrodite is goddess who must have been born before or after the Gigantomachy.

## Personality

Not much is known about Aphrodite's personality, except that she is very loyal to Hera and like the other Olympians, she honors the laws of their Pantheon, which was shown when Zeus prepares to save his lover Electra from demons and she along with Hera and other gods came to remind him their laws even if it means to stop him by the force.

After Hera declared the Greek gods' civil war against Zeus, Aphrodite was one of the gods who sided with her.

## Physical Appearance

Aphrodite is very beautiful goddess who have long light violet hair with fair skin and dark violet eyes. Like rest of the gods, she is taller than the average human. She wears a floor-length dark purple dress with a deep neckline laced with brown trims that exposes much of her bust. She also has a calf-length cape which is shown to be pastel purple.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Immortality**: Like all of the Greek gods, Aphrodite seems ageless, or at least long-lived.

## Equipment

* **Sword:** The sword seems to be Aphrodite's weapon of choice in combat, as was shown when she prepared to attack Zeus.

## Gallery

* Concept Art
* Screencaps
Ariana

**Ariana** is a minor character from the *Blood of Zeus*. A servant loyal to the throne, she adopted Electra’s first son Seraphim and raised him in secrecy.

## History

Ariana’s first appearance is when she is helping Electra give birth. As the first child Seraphim was born, she and her sister informed King Periander, who was happy to see it’s a boy and that he has his eyes. Ariana then informs him a second child, stronger than the first, is being born: Heron. Seeing that he has blue eyes, Periander attempts to kill Heron in a fit of rage, but Zeus interferes and stops him before he could. Even then, King Periander still tries to kill Heron, but Electra interferes. This ultimately results in his death. As Zeus and Electra run and Acrisius arrives, Ariana explains this was done by the gods. Acrisius forbids her from talking about it.

Later, she sees Acrisius trying to kill Seraphim. Relieved seeing the child still alive after the attempt, she decides to take the child and leave. She tells her sister where she was going, and then goes far into the wilderness. She gets to a cave and shares it with a bear and her cubs, and the bear and her raise the child and cubs together. However, one day, her sister confesses to Acrisius's sons that the child is still alive, and they kill her husband to force her to tell where her sister is. Once they located Ariana, they kill both sisters and aim to kill Seraphim as well, but they fail as Zeus had turned into a bear to protect him. He kills them.

## Personality

Ariana was a meek and fearful servant to King Periander and his family. She was especially sympathetic to Electra and took it upon herself to raise her former queen's son Seraphim, after his uncle made an attempt on his life. She also seemed to be a loving surrogate mother to Seraphim, as he only ever spoke of her fondly and went to extreme lengths to avenge her death and the death of her family.

## Physical Appearance

Ariana has brown wavy hair, tied into an updo with a navy blue headband. Her eyes are also brown.
Giant

*"But as the last titan fell, he swore a curse on the gods. And when his blood struck the sea... The giants were born."*
―**Zeus** telling **Heron** the origins of the giants in *A Call to Arms*.
The **Giants** are a supernatural race of creatures born from the blood of the last Titan to fall at the hands of the Greek gods. They are a race of great strength and aggression. They were known for the Gigantomachy, their battle with the Olympian gods.

## History

When the world was new, the gods, the masters of light, defeated the titans, the family of darkness. But as the last titan fell, he swore a curse on the gods, and when his blood struck the sea the giants were born. These monsters were brought into the world for a single purpose: to destroy the realm of the gods. A hellish war known as the Gigantomachy then begun. The gods swore to defeat the giants and rid them from the earth. Both gods and giants fell alike. Still, neither side would relent, and the two factions battled on endlessly, incapable of conquering the other. Until one day, Zeus convinced two of the giants to take up arms with the gods. Soon Zeus would lead one final attack. Zeus ordered Hermes to gather their souls while their remains were cast into the ocean, to be forever swallowed by the tides. The smithing god Hephaestus forged the grand automaton Talos to stand guard over the cauldron, forever sworn to keep it shut so that this evil would never return.

### The Creation of the Demons

As the ages passed, a terrible squall rustled the ocean floor, casting a dead giant ashore and as the fates would have it, one of these dark vessels was discovered by Seraphim. Though he did not know it, this evil began poisoning him, for to even touch a giant is to feel the abyss. Feasting on the giant's flesh, Seraphim was transformed into a monstrous creature. Others were drawn to him, either willingly or by force. These men ceased to pay tribute to the gods. Instead, they pledged their allegiance to the giants and soon they began to eat of the giant as well. Through this black commune a new family of darkness arose. They became demons. Evil and wicked creatures hidden beneath a human veneer.

## Biology and Abilities

Though each Giant had a different shape and powers, what they all shared in common was their enormous size and strength. Their flesh could transform a human who eats it into a demon.

## Weaknesses

* **The Cauldron:** Coupled with Hermes' armband, the Cauldron could both restore and take away the essences of the Giants.

## Known Giants

PorphyrionScyllaManta Ray GiantDung Beetle GiantDelphyneOrionBriaresArges
## Trivia

* In Greek myth, the Giants were created after the Titan, Kronos castrated his father Ouranos, with his blood creating their race.
* Thus far, no Giant has orally spoken.
	+ One giant did communicate with Seraphim telepathically.
* Several of the giants seem inspired by famous Greek monsters, such as the Cyclops, the Hecatoncheires, and Typhon.
	+ The design for Arges has a very spot on resemblance to the Cyclops from 7th Voyage of Sinbad, most notably the single horn and the goat lower half.

## Gallery

* Concept Art
* Screencaps
Fates

*"The future is in constant motion. Outcomes are always in flux."*
―The **Fates** to **Heron** in *Back to Olympus*.
The **Fates** are a trio of goddesses that weave the paths that lay before each human.

## History

Very little is known about the history of the Fates.

### Throughout the Series

In *Back to Olympus*, the Sisters of Fate call Heron and show him what path lies ahead of him, explaining that the fate of the world is in his hands. As his path reaches a crossroad, they inform him that he must make a choice that will affect the fate of many.

## Appearances

The Fates are very similar in appearance. The main difference is that they appear different in age, with Clotho appearing the youngest as a young girl, Lachesis as an adult woman and Atropos as an elderly lady.

They have pale gray skin, purple eyes, and wear black robes and gray shawls with pale patterns woven into them.

## Personalities

The Fates are similar in their mysterious natures and appear all-knowing due to their power to foresee the future. However, each of them has their own traits and quirks that set them apart from each other. Atropos is the most serious, Lachesis is the most patient, and Clotho is the most playful.

Contrary to what Heron thought about Fate, they were not offended by his words or behavior and instead took the time to explain that Fate and Free Will coexist, using a metaphor to explain how Fate is simply circumstances while Free Will is choice, and how Fate is easy to foresee while Free Will increases the number of possible outcomes with no certainty as to what may or may not be the result from a mix of circumstances and choices, thus making it more difficult to foresee the future. They can be counted as patient and having their own personalities.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Foresight:** The Fates can see into the future and predict the possibility of certain outcomes. Admittedly, they claim that since the future is in constant motion, outcomes are always in flux.
* **Thread Manipulation:** The Fates can manipulate the threads they weave, causing them to form into unique and interesting shapes. This was seen when the Fates weaved a baby like-doll and manipulated it to depict to Heron that free will and fate coexist.

## Known Members

* Clotho
* Lachesis
* Atropos

## Trivia

* In Greek Mythology, the Moirae, better known as the Fates, were the incarnations of destiny. Their members were Clotho the spinner (birth), Lachesis the alotter (life) and Atropos the unturnable (death).
* They appear to be based on the Triple Goddess, represented as the Maiden (Clotho), the Mother (Lachesis) and the Crone (Atropos), even though the Fates are sisters.
Chiron

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**Chiron** is a recurring character in *Blood of Zeus*. He is a centaur and was the keeper of the amazon Alexia.

## Powers and Abilities

Chiron has all the standard powers and abilities of a centaur.

## Weaknesses

Chiron has all the conventional weaknesses of a centaur.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* A Monster is Born
* Back to Olympus
* The Fields of the Dead

## Trivia

* Chiron was the most important Centaur in Greek mythology, famous for his teaching ability. He was the son of the Titan god Cronus and the nymph Philyra. Although centaurs had the upper body of a man and the lower body of a horse, Chiron's front legs were also human, showing that he was different and higher in class than the rest.

## Gallery

* Concept Art
* Screencaps
* miscellaneous

## References

1. ↑  Powerhouse Animation (@PowerhouseAnimation) on Twitter "Since we are talking about Chiron we might as well show. him. OFF. Chiron the Wise was designed by
@kloysius and @mmmjoos. Just look at that trusting face. #BloodofZeus" (screenshot)
Evios

*"Obviously he whipped us just a little harder than you."*
―**Evios** in *Escape or Die*.
**Evios** is a character from the Blood of Zeus series. He was a former thief and accomplice to Kofi. Upon being captured by demons and meeting Heron and Alexia, he decided to assist them on their quest to defeat the demons.

## History

### Throughout the Series

In "Escape or Die,"

Evios escoas with Koti, Heron, and Alexia. It's then revealed that Evios and Kofi sold the giant's remains in Melidoni and then sold it back to Seraphim and the demons, which lead to their capture.

"Back to Olympus,"

Evios goes with Alexia and Kofi to the Fields of the Dead.

In "The Fields of the Dead,"

Kofi, Evios, and Alexia fight their way out of the Fields of the Dead and than fly back to Olympus.

In "War for Olympus,"

Evios battles the Demons for the Cauldron and then saves Kofi after falls while grappling Seraphim. He is then shown speaking to Aphrodite at Mount Olympus before reuniting with Heron.

## Personality

Evios is seen making smart and slick remarks throughout the show and has a carefree type of attitude. He seems to like being independent most of the time, and even considered not joining Heron, Alexia, and Kofi to assist overturning the giants and demons.

## Physical Appearance

Evios is a tan, athletically built man with medium-length hazel hair. He has a goatee that seemingly goes up to his sideburns.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Whip Mastery:** Evios is quite proficient with a whip as a weapon. On multiple occasions, he has defeated demons with just his whip.
* **Master Thief:**Evios is a master thief and is skilled in various thievery maneuvers. On one occasion he and Kofi successfully stole a giant's remains and sold it.

## Weaknesses

Evios has the conventional weaknesses of an ordinary human.

## Equipment

* **Whip:** Evios's preferred weapon of choice is a whip.

## Gallery

* Concept art
* Screencaps