Zeus Olympia

## Ζεύς Ολυμπία

### Age

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### Ranking

Ancient Celestial, King of the Greek Pantheon

## Origin

Zeus is the child of Cronus and Rhea, the youngest of his siblings to be born, though sometimes reckoned the eldest as the others required disgorging from Cronus's stomach. In most traditions, he is married to Hera, by whom he is usually said to have fathered Ares, Eileithyia, Hebe, and Hephaestus. At the oracle of Dodona, his consort was said to be Dione, by whom the *Iliad* states that he fathered Aphrodite. According to the *Theogony*, Zeus' first wife was Metis, by whom he had Athena. Zeus was also infamous for his erotic escapades. These resulted in many divine and heroic offspring, including Apollo, Artemis, Hermes, Persephone, Dionysus, Perseus, Heracles, Helen of Troy, Minos, and the Muses.

He was respected as a sky father who was chief of the gods and assigned roles to the others: "Even the gods who are not his natural children address him as Father, and all the gods rise in his presence." He was equated with many foreign weather gods, permitting Pausanias to observe "That Zeus is king in heaven is a saying common to all men". Zeus' symbols are the thunderbolt, eagle, bull, and oak. In addition to his Indo-European inheritance, the classical "cloud-gatherer" (Greek: Νεφεληγερέτα, *Nephelēgereta*) also derives certain iconographic traits from the cultures of the ancient Near East, such as the scepter.

He is a very unfaithfull Husband, as well as an abusive Friend, Father, Uncle, Husband and more, treating everyone around him terribly, without seeing a need to explain his Abuse. Hera is a Victim of his abuse, and has been for quite a while.

## Personality

Zeus, as the most powerful god and the king of the gods, is very proud, commanding and has an extremely high amount of self-respect, to the point of sanctimoniousness, condescension and narcissism. He demands respect and precedence from mortals, demigods, and the other gods. Despite being the god of honor and justice, with demanding high standards from others, Zeus himself does not always provide the best moral example. In fact, he is often extremely paranoid, selfish, and hypocritical.

If Zeus imagines that he is being plotted against or insulted, he can be very unforgiving. Zeus often allows his negative traits to override his better judgment. Zeus decisions are most often not based on justice, but rather his personal whims and what he sees as best for himself, rather than the greater good. He was also was willing to betray and turn against all Titans, including Gaia, who once saved him from his father, seemingly for the sins of the latter. In addition to this, Zeus' war against the Titans also stems from his hunger for power as he had a desire to rule over mortals.

Zeus has a tendency to hold grudges. Not only that, he absolutely *hates* being humiliated and tries assigning blame to others to avoid making himself look at all bad, even if that person is innocent. He is noted to often be quite unreasonable especially if he has been proven wrong or made a fool of. He gets angry, tries to assign blame elsewhere, and takes any attempts of reasoning with him as challenges to his authority (or more likely judgment). The only thing one can do is wait for him to calm down and try to reason with him later.

Zeus's several flaws often get in the way of him being a good king. His refusal to change his decision when he is wrong, tendency to put himself before the other gods, or even admit a problem actually exists has put both Olympus and the world in danger numerous times. Hence, it has been noted that it is actually Hera who holds Olympus together and without her the Olympian gods would quickly implode.

Zeus has a flair of dramatic entrances and exits, with Poseidon commenting that he would have done much better as the god of drama and theatre.

He was also unfaithful to Hera, having cheated on his Husband countless times and fathering many bastard children (including Perseus, Hercules and Polydeuces). He seemed to care very little about the well being of his own children, using Perseus and Hercules to gain glory, and used the second generation of Olympians in his endless quest for power. He even went as far as disposing of Hephaestus when she disappointed him, seemingly caring very little if she will suffer or not.

Despite his flaws, Zeus does love his family and values them in his own way. Zeus firmly believes in expressing love or concern in a strict way to make his family behave responsibly. It also cannot seem that he is merely choosing favorites. Despite this, he often plays favorites as he showered Athena with many honors and gave her Athens, even though Poseidon has a rightful claim to the city as well. He also spoiled Artemis when she was younger while ignoring Apollo. Furthermore, he refused to punish Hermes even though he stole from Apollo and instead forced Apollo to make up with his younger brother.

However, Zeus is still quick to turn on his family if he feels they have somehow insulted him or challenged his authority. He is not the type of person who could overlook or dismiss what he deems to be great insults. Deep inside, he is a cruel, wrathful, paranoid, and power-hungry deity, and although sometimes expresses genuine affection towards his family, they were not safe from his wrath, as he used them as mere pawns in his war against the Titans and Giants, caring little about their safety.

Despite everything, Zeus does have some sense of honor and justice. He sought to punish evildoers and oath-breakers, and never goes back on his word although he will find loopholes. He is also capable of sympathizing with those who had suffered the same injustices that he and the other gods suffered in their lives. His noble deeds, however, are overshadowed by his treatment his fellow gods, mortals, and Titans as well as his part in the many terrible things that were written in real-life Greek mythos.

Zeus is undoubtedly cruel, controlling and quite evil. He had zero regard for nearly anyone, and would use everyone he could as a pawn to further his personal goals, including his own siblings and first-born children, even going as far as risking their lives in the Titan and Giant Wars, seemingly only focused on killing his enemies.

## Abilites

Zeus has immense physical stats, and is able to commune with Eagles and other animals of the Sky Kingdom.

As a God of Lightning, he is able to fully control lightning and electricity, even being able to control and summon Divine Lightning, a type of electric plasma only found in the Aether. As the Sky Father, he also has limited control over the Sky, clouds, the weather, and its properties, and even celestial masses, such as planets. This allows him to also manipulate the Air, Storms, Rain, create floods, and summon thunderclouds or thunderstorms. Zeus is even able to fully transform himself into a Storm.

Being the King of Olymp allows him full control over Olymp, being able to warp and change any aspect of it, and banish anyone from it as he pleases. He is also able to telepathically commune with other beings.

Due to his immense power as a king of gods, he is even able to manipulate chi to a certain extend, even that of others, but he cannot fully remove it. Being a Patron of the Marketplace also allows him good Charisma. He has also shown to manipulate the process of fertility.

Being the 25th Grand Emperors of the seven pages, he is rumored to have immense abilites no one has seen before, though he has not shown the full extend of his Powers ever since he has slain his own father.

He can also use chi and qi:

### Qi

* Wind Qi
* Bio Qi
* Solar Qi
* Spatial Qi
* Chronal Qi
* Quantal Qi
* Pure Qi
* Astral Qi
* Null Qi
* Solaris Qi
* Law Qi

### Chi

* Physical Chi Rank X
* Perception Chi Rank 9
* Manifestation Chi Rank 8
* Tremor Chi Rank 5
* Spirit Chi Rank 5
* Domain Chi Rank 7

## Pictures and Sound

Zeus in his 3rd Dimensional Form, the only form Mortals can properly PercieveZeus in his Celestial FormZeus transforming into a StormZeu's very own Spear