Council of Greek Cat Gods

The headquarters of the council as seen in Twin Shot.

Supreme Lord Cronus (Formerly; Currently as Lord Emeritus)

Supreme Lady Rhea (Formerly; Currently as Lady Emeritus)

Supreme Lord Zeus (Currently)

Supreme Lady Hera (Currently)

Holy Grounds

The Council of Greek Cat Gods (ギリシャ猫神の評議会) is an organization in Twin Shot which are made up of **Greek Gods** (ギリシャの神々). It serves as the main protagonists in the game.

## History

### Formation of First Generation Council

Chaos emerged from nothingness, followed by her siblings Hydros, Gaia, Eros, and Tartarus. She also brought forth children like Erebus and Nyx. Gaia brought forth other primordials like Uranus and Pontus, alongside the Ourea and the Nesoi.

### Cronus' Rebellion against Uranus and Formation of Second Generation Council

Uranus locked the Hecatonchires and the Elder Cyclopes into Gaia's belly. Gaia suffered in pain, and commanded their sons, the Titans Coeus, Crius, Hyperion and Iapetus to position at the corners of the world, and Cronus cut Ouranos' genitals, which caused the birth of Aphrodite and the Furies. Uranus then allowed Cronus to succeed his throne and exiled himself, until Cronus later forgave his father, and Uranus agreed to return, forever keeping himself put in the skies, never involving himself with the Earth ever again.

### Birth of the First Six Olympians

At about 1703 B.C, Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, Poseidon and Zeus were born. However, upon their birth, Cronus overheard a prophecy by the Sisters of Fate where one of his children will overthrow him. Cronus, out of paranoia, decided to swallow them, despite Rhea's pleading for not doing so. Rhea then saved Zeus from his father. Zeus would later trick Cronus into puking them up alongside the Omphalos Stone that was mistaken by Cronus as Zeus.

### Picking a Domain and Formation of the Third Generation Council

After Zeus saved his siblings Poseidon, Hades, Hera, Demeter and Hestia, Zeus and his brothers Poseidon and Hades have to draw lots for their own domain, as Cronus' absence would leave the world absent of its ruler. The results came out with Zeus earning the skies, Poseidon earning the seas, and Hades earning the Underworld. Meanwhile, the earth remains under Gaia's control, as she was an unconquerable goddess.

### Titanomachy

In 1684 B.C, his children grew weary of their parents for their actions. The gods and some Titans, notably Coeus, Crius, Hyperion, Iapetus, Cronus, Atlas and others, fought for 10 years, which Ares and Hephaestus were born at some point during the short Civil War. The Hecatoncheires, namely Briareos, Cottus, Gyges, as well as the Cyclopes, namely Arges, Brontes, Steropes assisted in defeating the Titans. Afterwards the titans were imprisoned briefly in the Pits of Tartarus, with Cronus chopped into pieces and Atlas holding up the skies for eternity. However, Zeus relented and decided to put aside all consequences and freed the titans. To his surprise, Cronus forgave his children and felt guilty for his inability and agreed to collaborate with the gods.

### Gigantomachy

Gaia was upset over the span of the opposing Titans' imprisonment, and created a group of children, notably the giants. Gigantes like Porphyrion, Polybotes and Alcyoneus were killed in battle. One notable member, Typhon, was born from Gaia and Tartarus. Typhon had an amazing feat against the gods. Most of them fled while Zeus decided to make a good example from this challenge. Zeus was defeated by Typhon, who removed his neural system, and required the smartest and speediest god Hermes to restore it. After Hermes' help, Zeus defeated the beast and imprisoned him under Mount Etna, one of the Ourea. Gaia was upset of her defeat, and forcibly sided with Zeus, though most of the time she would just stay put on the Earth.

### Animal-Human War

They seeked to help the cats and other animals fight the injustice, as humans mistreated the former, including themselves. This caused the Animal-Human War to happen. The gods constantly overpowered the humans, and the only casualties in the war are mortal animals. Humans suffered a great loss in men and no weapon could harm the immortal beings. The only victory of the humans is that the God-Killer is able to overpower Ares. The blow was so powerful it destroyed the god of war and it took 10 days for him to regenerate. At one point, after the God-Killer grievously harmed Ares, he was electrocuted by Poseidon's thunder, bringing him to his knees. Hades reacted swiftly and with his fiery chains he grasped onto the God-Killer. With Poseidon further electrocuting the noble, Hades was able to capture the man's soul, making him stronger. The man would later break free from the Underworld and regained control over his body. Eventually the then 101-year-old Zeus ended the war after awakening Berserk Storm, which he used to kill over 10000000 humans and mortally injure the God-Killer, who managed to live to the age of 151 while not physically aging with the help of the stolen weapon. He was killed by capital punishment, where he was beheaded by Zeus. Eventually, the humans, who were residing in Nana Country, lost the war, surrendered, and retreated. Some humans remained in the country, while the others left.

## Members

* Symbol \* = Hades is not an official Olympian god. Rather, he is a Chthonic god.
* Symbol ‡ = Former Member
* Symbol † = Deceased

* Four Seraphim
	+ Team Satan Hunt
		- Zeus
		- Ares
		- Heracles
	+ Bobo Baby Challenge
		- Kratos

* Five Grand Cardinals
	+ Team Satan Hunt
		- Hades
	+ Team Guardian
		- Apollo
		- Artemis
	+ Team Retrieval
		- Hermes
		- Nike

* Primordials
	+ Aether
	+ Ananke
	+ Chaos
	+ Chronos
	+ Erebus
	+ Eros the Elder
	+ Gaia
	+ Hemera
	+ Hydros
	+ Nesoi
	+ Nyx
	+ Oceanus
	+ Ourea
	+ Pontus
	+ Tartarus
	+ Tethys
	+ Thalassa
	+ Uranus
* Titans
	+ First Twelve Titans
		- Oceanus
		- Coeus
		- Crius
		- Hyperion
		- Iapetus
		- Theia
		- Rhea
		- Themis
		- Mnemosyne
		- Phoebe
		- Tethys
		- Cronus
	+ Other Titans
		- Atlas
		- Clymene
		- Eos
		- Epimetheus
		- Eurybia
		- Hecate
		- Helios
		- Phorcys
		- Prometheus
		- Selene

* Chthonic Gods
	+ Royal Members
		- Hades
		- Persephone
		- Thanatos
		- Cronus
	+ Sisters of Fate
		- Lahkesis
		- Atropos
		- Clotho
	+ Judges of the Underworld
		- King Aeacus of Aegina
		- King Minos I of Crete
		- King Rhadamanthus of Crete
	+ Furies
		- Megaera
		- Alecto
		- Tisiphone
	+ Others
		- Cacodemon
		- Charon
		- Chaos
		- Erebus
		- Hecate
		- Hermes
		- Keres
		- Moros
		- Morpheus
		- Nemesis
		- Nyx
		- Tartarus
* Olympian Gods
	+ First Six Olympians
		- Hestia
		- Demeter
		- Hera
		- The Big Three
			* Hades \*
			* Poseidon/Poseidon-Suchus
			* Zeus
	+ Twelve Olympians
		- Aphrodite
		- Apollo
		- Ares
		- Artemis
		- Athena
		- Demeter
		- Dionysus
		- Hephaestus
		- Hera
		- Hermes
		- Hestia ‡
		- The Big Three
			* Hades \*
			* Poseidon/Poseidon-Suchus
			* Zeus
	+ Virgin Goddesses
		- Artemis
		- Athena
		- Hestia
	+ Zeusians
		- Apollo
		- The Nine Muses
			* Calliope
			* Clio
			* Erato
			* Euterpe
			* Melpomene
			* Terpsichore
			* Polyhymnia
			* Thalia
			* Urania
	+ Other Olympians
		- Asclepius
		- Clymene
		- Eros the Younger
		- Heracles
		- Hestia
		- Iris
		- Sisters of Fate
			* Atropos
			* Clotho
			* Lahkesis
		- The Nine Muses
			* Calliope
			* Clio
			* Erato
			* Euterpe
			* Melpomene
			* Terpsichore
			* Polyhymnia
			* Thalia
			* Urania
		- Themis
		- Zeus' Top Agents
			* Bia
			* Kratos
			* Nike
			* Zelus

* Relics †
	+ Car Relic †
	+ Dinosaur Relic †
	+ Duck Relic †
	+ Fish Relic †
	+ Hedgehog Relic †
	+ Ship Relic †

* Sky Gods
	+ Royal Members
		- Zeus
		- Hera
	+ Anemoi
		- Boreas
		- Eurus
		- Notus
		- Zephyrus
	+ Cyclopes
		- Arges
		- Brontes
		- Steropes
	+ Hecatonchires
		- Briareos
		- Cottus
		- Gyges
	+ Other Gods
		- Aeolus of Aeolia
		- Aether
		- Atlas
		- Chaos
		- Chronos
		- Eos
		- Helios
		- Hemera
		- Iris
		- Nyx
		- Selene
		- Uranus

* Rustic Gods
	+ Artemis
	+ Chiron
	+ Dionysus
	+ Gaia
	+ Hephaestus
	+ Hermes
	+ Ourea
	+ Rhea
* Agrarian Gods
	+ Demeter
	+ Dionysus
	+ Gaia
	+ Hades
	+ Hecate
	+ Hermes
	+ Hestia
	+ Persephone
	+ Poseidon/Poseidon-Suchus
	+ Zeus
* Daimons
	+ Arae
	+ Bia
	+ Eros the Younger
	+ Hypnos
	+ Keres
	+ Kratos
	+ Lethe
	+ Moros
	+ Mnemosyne
	+ Nemesis
	+ Nike
	+ Oneiroi
		- Morpheus
		- Phantasos
		- Phobetor
	+ Sisters of Fate
		- Atropos
		- Clotho
		- Lahkesis
	+ Thanatos
	+ Zelus
* Deified Mortals
	+ Asclepius
	+ Dionysus
	+ Heracles
	+ Io of Egypt
	+ Judges of the Underworld
		- Aeacus of Aegina
		- Minos I of Crete
		- Rhadamanthus of Crete
* Bestiary
	+ Atlantean Sea Gods
		- Royal Members
			* Poseidon/Poseidon-Suchus
			* Amphitrite
			* Triton
		- Other Gods
			* Aeolus of Aeolia
			* Acheilus
			* Aphrodite
			* Briareos
			* Ceto
			* Echidna
			* Eurybia
			* Hippocampi
			* Oceanus
			* Phorcys
			* Pontus
			* Tethys
			* Thalassa
	+ Automatons
	+ Centaurs
		- Chiron
	+ Cerberus
	+ Cacodemons
		- Cacodemon
		- Empousa
		- Keres
		- Zelus
	+ Dragons
		- Cetea
			* Ethiopian Cetus †
		- Chimera †
		- Dracaenae
			* Ceto
			* Echidna
		- Dracons
			* Mythical Dracons
				+ Ladon †
				+ Python †
	+ Gigantes
		- Cyclopes
			* Elder Cyclopes
				+ Arges
				+ Brontes
				+ Steropes
		- Hecatonchires
			* Briareos
			* Cottus
			* Gyges
		- Other Gigantes
			* Alcyoneus
			* Polybotes
			* Porphyrion
			* Typhon
	+ Gorgons
		- Euryale
		- Medusa †
		- Stheno
	+ Harpies
	+ Hippocampi
	+ Legendary Tribes
		- Cyclopes
			* Elder Cyclopes
				+ Arges
				+ Brontes
				+ Steropes
	+ Minotaur †
	+ Pegasus
	+ River Gods
		- Achelous
		- Underworld River Gods
			* Acheron
			* Cocytus
			* Lethe
			* Oceanus
			* Pyriphlegethon
			* Styx
* Nymphs
	+ Naiads
		- Minthe
	+ Nereids
		- Amphitrite
	+ Oceanids
		- Clymene
		- Styx
* Heroes
	+ Achilles †
	+ Andromeda of Ethiopia †
	+ Argonauts
		- Heracles
		- Theseus of Athens †
	+ Asclepius
	+ Bellerophon of Lycia †
	+ Erichthonius of Athens †
	+ Helen of Troy †
	+ Io of Egypt
	+ Perseus of Argos †
	+ Pirithous of the Lapiths †
* Constellations
	+ Andromeda † (Andromeda)
	+ Asclepius (Ophiuchus)
	+ Apollo (Gemini)
	+ Chiron (Centaurus and Sagittarius)
	+ Demeter (Virgo)
	+ Ethiopian Cetus † (Cetus)
	+ Erichthonius of Athens † (Auriga)
	+ Heracles (Gemini, Hercules, and Ophiuchus)
	+ Ladon † (Draco)
	+ Pegasus (Pegasus)
	+ Perseus † (Perseus)
	+ Prometheus (Hercules)
	+ Theseus † (Hercules)