Typhon-The Father Of All Monsters
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(Greek Mythology)
👉👉👉there are many terrifying creatures and monsters that can be found in Greek mythology but none are as deadly or as terrifying as typhoon while the war between the Titans and the Olympians were aged on the primordial goddess of the earth Gaia could not bear to see her children defeated and imprisoned and so together Gaia and Tartarus created one last monster their last attempt to repel Zeus and the Olympians and stop there all over the world that monster would be known as typhoon typhoon is often depicted in a few different ways the most common being the torso of a man his lower body was made up of the coils of giant Vipers that would hiss violently and attack anything that came close he was as tall as the sky with large thick wings his eyes would glow red and terrify anyone who gazed upon them he had a mane made up of hundreds of different animals and his ability to breathe fire meant that wherever typhoon went devastation and destruction soon followed when the Olympians first saw - many of them fled and it seemed as if Gaia's planned to help the Titans would work but Zeus would not flee he stood firm and a series of battles between the two took place in the very first battle - repelled all of the Olympians with ease with only Zeus remaining he overpowered the God tear and his tendons from him and leave induce of no option but to flee with Zeus wounded back on Mount Olympus it fell to Hermes to use his speed and guile to recover Lucis tendons having regained his strength Zeus knew that he would have to make his last stand on Mount Olympus or everything that he and the other Olympians had worked for would be for nothing he mustered all the strength that he had remain in and held hundreds of bolts of lightning at the Beast eventually Zeus his persistence would pay off as he overpowered - casting him into the bottomless pits of Tartarus it's believed that Zeus placed an entire Mountain over where typhoon had fallen in order to stop the monster from ever escaping that mountain would be known as Mount Etna and the ancient Greeks believed that volcanic eruptions from the mount and even nearby earthquake were caused by typhoon trying to escape his prison there are many varying accounts as to the events that took place during the Battle of typhoon and the Olympians when all the gods attempted to flee it was Athena that stood firm and convinced them to stay in a fight when
👉👉👉Zeus had given up all hope it was Athena once again who rallied behind her father given him the courage to defeat - in some variations Zeus's lightning proved no match for typhoon and he easily overpowered the god spend in years torture in him Hermes and pan were the only gods brave enough to help Zeus and together they managed to escape - - was sent to earth of only one purpose to end the reign of the Olympians and he seemed more than capable of doing so if it wasn't for the joint efforts of the gods to give you an idea of the epic scale of this battle it raged on for over 10,000 years and hundreds of cities were destroyed before typhoon was eventually stopped - is commonly referred to as the father of monsters and along with his wife echidna together they created the majority of monsters we know in Greek mythology their children included than the maeÃn lion the Beast of impenetrable skin that Heracles was asked to slay as part of his 12 labors Cerberus the three-headed dog that protected the entrance to the underworld villain a in Hydra a water serpent of multiple heads that grew back when they were cut off the chimera of lycée oh the hybrid creature with a head of a goat in the body of a lion capable of breathe and fire it's also believed that they gave birth to authoress the two-headed dog and lad on the serpent-like dragon that guarded the golden apples in the garden of asperities the Sphinx that was known to kill those who could not answer his riddles was also a child of Typhon and echidna the Gorgons themselves are quite similar in appearance to echidna and it's no surprise that they also originated from the father and mother of monsters most of the iconic creatures that we've come to know in Greek mythology have come from Typhon and echidna - is quite a symbolic creature in Greek mythology not only bez
👉👉👉he was feared by the gods but also because he marked a very important change in Greek mythology the fall of typhoon mocked the end of the war between the Olympians and the Titans and the exchange of power between the old God and the new typhoons creation and sole purpose was to destroy the Olympians but as someone of a bi-product he became the father of monsters and we were given a host of extremely interesting creatures there are very few creatures and gods in Greek mythology that I would ever classify as evil as there are often two sides to every story but for me - is a fairly good example of what evil looks like he's only interested in desire it's the course destruction in chaos you could argue that he is only doing as commanded by his mother and father but - lacks any redeeming features that would make him more than just a monster I almost see ty Fionn as the Ragnarok of Greek mythology the world is essentially almost destroyed and in the process a new generation of gods rise to power and build a new world we can also see ty Fionn as an example of the unstoppable force that has changed in progress the Titans refused to progress and evolve and not even a monster as horrific as typhoon was able to stop them being dethroned
👉👉👉Zeus had given up all hope it was Athena once again who rallied behind her father given him the courage to defeat - in some variations Zeus's lightning proved no match for typhoon and he easily overpowered the god spend in years torture in him Hermes and pan were the only gods brave enough to help Zeus and together they managed to escape - - was sent to earth of only one purpose to end the reign of the Olympians and he seemed more than capable of doing so if it wasn't for the joint efforts of the gods to give you an idea of the epic scale of this battle it raged on for over 10,000 years and hundreds of cities were destroyed before typhoon was eventually stopped - is commonly referred to as the father of monsters and along with his wife echidna together they created the majority of monsters we know in Greek mythology their children included than the maeÃn lion the Beast of impenetrable skin that Heracles was asked to slay as part of his 12 labors Cerberus the three-headed dog that protected the entrance to the underworld villain a in Hydra a water serpent of multiple heads that grew back when they were cut off the chimera of lycée oh the hybrid creature with a head of a goat in the body of a lion capable of breathe and fire it's also believed that they gave birth to authoress the two-headed dog and lad on the serpent-like dragon that guarded the golden apples in the garden of asperities the Sphinx that was known to kill those who could not answer his riddles was also a child of Typhon and echidna the Gorgons themselves are quite similar in appearance to echidna and it's no surprise that they also originated from the father and mother of monsters most of the iconic creatures that we've come to know in Greek mythology have come from Typhon and echidna - is quite a symbolic creature in Greek mythology not only bez
👉👉👉he was feared by the gods but also because he marked a very important change in Greek mythology the fall of typhoon mocked the end of the war between the Olympians and the Titans and the exchange of power between the old God and the new typhoons creation and sole purpose was to destroy the Olympians but as someone of a bi-product he became the father of monsters and we were given a host of extremely interesting creatures there are very few creatures and gods in Greek mythology that I would ever classify as evil as there are often two sides to every story but for me - is a fairly good example of what evil looks like he's only interested in desire it's the course destruction in chaos you could argue that he is only doing as commanded by his mother and father but - lacks any redeeming features that would make him more than just a monster I almost see ty Fionn as the Ragnarok of Greek mythology the world is essentially almost destroyed and in the process a new generation of gods rise to power and build a new world we can also see ty Fionn as an example of the unstoppable force that has changed in progress the Titans refused to progress and evolve and not even a monster as horrific as typhoon was able to stop them being dethroned
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