Greek Titans (Pt. 13)
Let me just say, I'm sorry for not posting for a little while. I've been sick with Covid, plus, after getting better, I've been kind of...
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Greek Titan (Pt. 12)
Tethys: Tethys is the Titan goddess of fresh water. She married Oceanus, with whom she gave birth to over 6 thousand children, all of who...
Greek Titans (Pt. 11)
Mnemosyne: Mnemosyne is the Titan goddess of memory. She was the oracular goddess of the Oracle of Trophonius. Being the Titaness of...
Greek Titans (Pt. 10)
Phoebe: Phoebe is the Titan goddess of bright intellect and prophecy. She married her brother, Koios, and had Asteria and Leto. Phoebe is...
Greek Titans (Pt. 9)
Theia: Theia is the Titan goddess of sight and light. She was said to be very beautiful and associated with all things that shimmer, such...
Greek Titans (Pt. 8)
Rhea: Rhea is the Titan goddess of female fertility, motherhood, and generation. She married her brother, Kronos, and had 6 children with...
Greek Titans (Pt. 7)
Themis: Themis is the Titan goddess of justice, wisdom, and good counsel. She was the interpreter of the Titans. According to Hesiod, she...
Comic and MCU Marvel Heroes' Feats (Pt. 41)
Comic Wonder Man: Wonder Man started out as a supervillain, but eventually became a hero. He possesses superhuman strength, speed,...
Greek Titans (Pt. 6)
Krios: Krios is the Titan god of the constellations. He was represented as one of the pillars supporting the sky (the south pillar)....
Norse Gods and Goddesses (Pt. 10)
Frey: He’s a Norse Vanir god, the god of peace, fertility, sunshine, summer, and rain. Even though he’s a Vanir Norse god, he’s also an...
Greek Titans (Pt. 5)
Hyperion: Hyperion is the Titan god of light and the sun. He’s sometimes referred to as the “Father of Dawn.” In early times, Hyperion...
Zodiac (Pt. 3)
Leo: Leo’s are naturally leaders. They’re joyful, liberal, proud, confident, theatrical, and passionate. They usually love life and live...
Zodiac (Pt. 2)
Sagittarius: Sagittarius is loyal, aggressive, smart, and compassionate. They’re apparently “one-of-a-kind,” or so I hear. They’ve got a...
Norse VS. Greek Battles (Pt. 12)
Hermes VS. Hermod: (Ok, look, I know I didn’t include Hermod in the list of gods that I would put in these posts, but the Norse...
Greek Titans (Pt. 4)
Oceanus: Oceanus is the Titan god of the oceans and rivers, and he’s the father of all rivers. (According to Homer), “all rivers flow and...
Greek Titans (Pt. 3)
Iapetus: Iapetus is the Titan god of mortality. He was represented as the West pillar supporting the sky. The sons of Iapetus were said...
Greek Titans (Pt. 2)
Kronos: Kronos is the Titan god of the harvest, agriculture, fertility, and the destructive forces of time. Kronos is often depicted as...
Greek Titans (Pt. 1)
Koios: Koios is the Titan god of the inquisitive mind. He was represented as one of the four pillars (the North pillar) supporting the...
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