Cronus

Titan Giant of the Harvest

Eating (assumingly, as he ate his children, and possibly several other monsters)

### Goal(s)

Rule the universe and its cosmos forever (failed)
Prevent his children from overthrowing him (failed)
Seeking revenge on all the Gods (failed)
Retake back his Throne of Olympus (failed)

### Crime(s)

Abuse
Abuse of power
Malefic/dark magic
Murder
Cannibalism
Battery
Rape (implied)
Breech of contract
Grand larceny
Unlawful imprisonment
Psychological warfare
Torture
Attempted murder
Attempted filicide

## Chronological, Professional & Political Information

### Previous Occupation

Ruler of the universe (usurped)
King of Olympus (overthrown)

## Personal Status

### Relative(s)

* Ymir (Grandfather)
* Uranus (Father/Uncle) †
* Gaia (Mother)
* Erebus (Uncle/Grandson-in-Law)
* Nyx (Aunt)
* Pontus (Brother)
* Rhea (Wife/Sister)
* Gyges (Brother) †
* Sol (Sister)
* Cottus (Brother)
* Themis (Sister)
* Aegaeon (Brother) †
* Mnemosyne (Sister)
* Oceanus (Brother) †
* Hyperion (Brother) †
* Iapetus (Brother)
* Coeus (Brother)
* Crius (Brother)
* Tethys (Daughter)
* Theia (Daughter)
* Phoebe (Daughter)
* Kheiron (Son)
* Chronos (Son)
* Typhon (Half-Brother)
* Dyntos (Son)
* Nox (Daughter)
* Sylvanus (Son)
* Hestia (Daughter)
* Hades (Son)
* Demeter (Daughter)
* Dionysus (Son)
* Hera (Daughter)
* Poseidon (Son)
* Terra (Daughter)
* Mercurus (Son)
* Medusa (Daughter)
* Thanatos (Son)
* Palutena (Daughter)
* Zeus (Son)
* Metis (Daughter-in-law)
* Bacchus (Grandson)
* Pandora (Granddaughter)
* Hermes (Grandson)
* Aphrodite (Granddaughter)
* Helios (Nephew)
* Eos (Niece)
* Selene (Niece)
* Amphitrite (Niece/daughter-in-law)
* Polyphemus (Grandson)
* Ares (Grandson)
* Enyo (Granddaughter-in-law)
* Bellona (Great-Granddaughter)
* Theseus (Grandson)
* Alcliedes (Grandson)
* Athena (Granddaughter)
* Muses (Granddaughters)
* Perseus (Grandson)
* Peirithous (Grandson)
* Persephone (Granddaughter)
* Triton (Grandson)
* Apollo (Grandson)
* Artemis (Granddaughter)
* Pyrrhon (Grandson)
* Kratos (Great-Grandson)
* Deimos (Great-Grandson) †
* Hercules (Great-Grandson)
* Hephaestus (Great-Grandson)
* Vulcan (Grandson)
* Lysandra (Granddaughter-in-Law) †
* Laufey (Granddaughter-in-Law) †
* Calliope (Great-Granddaughter)
* Atreus (Great-Grandson)
* Orkos (Great-Grandson) †
* Ceryx (Great-Grandson) †

## Powers and Abilities

### Power(s)

Chronokinesis
Chlorokinesis
Atmokineis
Immortality
Essokinesis

### Skill(s)

Raw strength
Raw stamina
Mastery of psychological warfare

## Portrayals

### Voiced By (Foreign)

Example

**Cronus**, also known as the "**Devourer**", is both a fictional character and antagonist of the *Tales of 12 Legends* series created by David Jaffe and Scott Phillips. He is the Olympian Titan Giant of Harvest, Agriculture, and Fertility.

Born as the son of Gaia and Uranus, he castrated and overthrew his father as the King of Olympus. During his reign however, he learned that he was destined to be overcome by an unknown god, just as he had overthrown his father.

In an attempt to cheat fate, he traveled the globe imprisoning the gods in his stomach, not even caring if it's a boy or a girl. Due to the trickery by his wife, his youngest son was spared the fate, and secretly grew to manhood.

When Zeus grew up, he freed the gods Cronus swallowed, even his siblings, and together they declared war on the Titans. He fought in the war where he was defeated, overthrown, and casted to Tartarus with his loyalists by Zeus.

"*.*"

—Cronus.

## Appearance & Biography

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### Appearance

* Hair Color: Not Known
* Skin Color: Gray
* Eye Color: Red
* Age: Not Known
* Birthday: Not Known
* Height: Not Known
* Weight: Not Known

## Relationships

### Family

* Ymir (Grandfather)
* Uranus (Father/Uncle; Deceased)
* Gaia (Mother)
* Erebus (Uncle/Grandson-in-Law)
* Nyx (Aunt)
* Pontus (Brother)
* Rhea (Wife/Sister)
* Gyges (Brother; Deceased)
* Sol (Sister)
* Cottus (Brother)
* Themis (Sister)
* Aegaeon (Brother; Deceased)
* Mnemosyne (Sister)
* Oceanus (Brother; Deceased)
* Hyperion (Brother; Deceased)
* Iapetus (Brother)
* Coeus (Brother)
* Crius (Brother)
* Tethys (Daughter)
* Theia (Daughter)
* Phoebe (Daughter)
* Kheiron (Son)
* Chronos (Son)
* Aphrodite (Half-Sister/Granddaughter-in-Law)
* Typhon (Half-Brother)
* Dyntos (Son)
* Nox (Daughter)
* Sylvanus (Son)
* Hestia (Daughter)
* Hades (Son)
* Demeter (Daughter)
* Dionysus (Son)
* Hera (Daughter)
* Poseidon (Son)
* Terra (Daughter)
* Mercurus (Son)
* Medusa (Daughter)
* Thanatos (Son)
* Palutena (Daughter)
* Zeus (Son)
* Metis (Daughter-in-law)
* Bacchus (Grandson)
* Pandora (Granddaughter)
* Hermes (Grandson)
* Helios (Nephew)
* Eos (Niece)
* Selene (Niece)
* Amphitrite (Niece/daughter-in-law)
* Polyphemus (Grandson)
* Ares (Grandson)
* Enyo (Granddaughter-in-law)
* Bellona (Great-Granddaughter)
* Theseus (Grandson)
* Hercules (Grandson)
* Athena (Granddaughter)
* Muses (Granddaughters)
* Perseus (Grandson)
* Peirithous (Grandson)
* Persephone (Granddaughter)
* Triton (Grandson)
* Apollo (Grandson)
* Artemis (Granddaughter)
* Pyrrhon (Grandson)
* Kratos (Great-Grandson)
* Deimos (Great-Grandson) †
* Hephaestus (Grandson)
* Vulcan (Grandson)
* Lysandra (Granddaughter-in-Law) †
* Laufey (Granddaughter-in-Law) †
* Calliope (Great-Granddaughter)
* Atreus (Great-Grandson)
* Orkos (Great-Grandson) †
* Ceryx (Great-Grandson) †

## Abilities and Powers

As one of the harbingers of Ragnarök and his soul place into the Giant serpent-like body, Jörmungandr is one of the most powerful beings in all the Realms, enough so to equal the tremendous might of Thor, the strongest of the Æsir. He had become one of the strongest titans of all time and physically largest of them.

### Powers

* **Immense Strength**: Due to possessing a Giant snake like body, Jörmungandr is among the strongest beings in the Nine Realms. He was capable of stalemating Thor (the physically strongest of the Aesir and second most powerful) in a clash that was felt across all the Nine Realms. His strength was so great that the battle between him and Thor at Ragnarök splintered Yggdrasil and broke space-time itself, a feat which Kratos, who had experience traveling through time, regarded as madness. He was also able to quickly overpower and kill the reanimated corpse of the gargantuan Frost Titan Thamur. Another demonstration of his strength is how he can pull himself forward and hold his heavy head and body almost horizontally and push the World bridge with ease.
* **Superhuman Durability/Nigh-Invulnerability**: Jörmungandr has tremendous levels of superhuman durability, enough so to survive an all-out battle with Thor, who had killed many giants before him. Although he was briefly knocked out by Baldur, it seems to have dealt no damage from him and he was quickly able to recover and aid Atreus and Kratos by killing off Thamur.
* **Superhuman Speed:** Despite his enormous size, Jörmungandr is able to move at tremendous speed as he showed it during Kratos and Atreus' final battle against Baldur, covering a great distance in mere moments.
* **Venom:** Jörmungandr possesses an extremely lethal venom called Eitr, which is potent enough to kill a God as powerful as Thor. He imbues Kratos' axe with some of it on his first meeting with the duo.

## External links

* Cronus *Wikipedia*
* Cronus *Assassin's Creed Wiki*
* Cronus *God of War Wiki*
* Cronus *Myths and Folklore Wiki*