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Olympians
Olympian
Leader Zeus
Pawns Hydra
Homeworld Earth
Allies Humans, Hydra
Enemies Titans, Humans (sometimes), Godzilla
First appearance Latest appearance
Godzilla #3 Godzilla: Rage Across Time #2
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Name

The Olympians are named after the mountain on which they reside: Mount Olympus.

Appearance

Regardless of adaptation, the Olympians possess the same appearance as Humans, simply appearing taller and fitter in comparison, with many of the male Olympians possessing muscular physiques. Their attire typically resembles that of the Ancient Greeks that worshipped them, consisting of drapes, tunics, cloaks, and even laurel crowns. In addition, many Olympians wear various forms of battle armor, most often bracers composed of gold or bronze.

Culture

In Godzilla: Rage Across Time, the Olympians stand as gods worshipped by humans, a way of life that has lasted for a long time prior to the on-panel events, which had taken a toll in the form of the Olympians' growing apathy and desire for reverence. It is established that there exists a connection between the Olympians and their worshippers which fuels the power of the reputed gods through the faith of humankind. Thanks to this phenomenon, the Olympians possess supernatural abilities that allow them to provide for their disciples when prayed to, exchanging objects and counsel for monuments and praise.

History

Godzilla

"A Tale of Two Saviors"

To be added.

Mighty Avengers

"The Mighty Avengers"

To be added.

Godzilla: Rage Across Time

"Ancient Greece"

To be added.

Known members

Pawns

Gallery

Cover art

Godzilla

"A Tale of Two Saviors"

Godzilla: Rage Across Time

"Ancient Greece"

Scans

Godzilla: Rage Across Time

"Ancient Greece"

Trivia

External links

See also

References

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