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Poseidon is the God of the Sea and the husband of Amphitrite. He is one of the twelve Olympians.

Appearance[]

Poseidon is a tall, well-built young man with long straight light blue hair tied in a loose ponytail. He has blue-grey eyes. He is shown wearing silver hoop earrings a lot.

Personality[]

Of the three brothers, Poseidon is the most easy-going and friendliest of them. He rarely stresses about anything and likes to do whatever he feels like, causing him to skip out on work, much to the chagrin of his assistant Delphin.

However, once roused, he can be vengeful and terrible, causing death and destruction when he flooded villages because of his anger and despair at Poseida's death indirectly at the hands of Priest Masca.

He also shows a serious side when it comes to his brothers, trying to keep his pledge to his mother to keep the balance between them, often by trying to defuse things when the situation gets tense.

History[]

Poseidon is the third child of Cronus and Rhea. He was born to be the one to keep balance between light and dark, and to inherit Gaia's power. He had a happy childhood away from his father until one day he was summoned to the Titan palace to be imprisoned by him, along with sisters.

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Olympus: Aphrodite  •  Apollo  •  Ares  •  Artemis  •  Athena  •  Demeter  •  Eris  •  Hebe  •  Hephaestus  •  Hera  •  Hermes  •  Hestia  •  Zeus
Sea: Amphitrite  •  Delphin  •  Poseidon  •  Thetis
Underworld: Hades  •  Hecate  •  Persephone  •  Thanatos
Winged Enforcers: Bia  •  Kratos  •  Nike  •  Zelus
Titans
First Gen: Coeus  •  Crius  •  Cronus  •  Hyperion  •  Iapetus  •  Mnemosyne  •  Oceanus  •  Phoebe  •  Rhea  •  Tethys  •  Theia  •  Themis
Second Gen: Eos  •  Helios  •  Leto  •  Prometheus  •  Selene
Primordials
Known: Chronos  •  Eros  •  Gaia  •  Nyx  •  Uranus
Others
Humans: Priest Masca  •  Sunny  •  Apollo (mortal)
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