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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler: With all of her life experiences and returning from being a plant, becoming a teacher very much suits her.]]
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* ForegoneConclusion: Another one of Hades' lovers who will eventually be turned into a plant, this time a poplar tree.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the Greek myth canon, she's another one of Hades' lovers who will eventually be turned into a plant, this time a poplar tree. This time, Persephone does no worse than threatening her life if she goes near Hades again.
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*BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler: Granted, she wasn't dead to begin with, but she returns from being a star in Episode 279.]]
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*AllForNothing: Whatever reason she has for helping Apollo overthrow Zeus and Hera, she will ultimately fail due to Apollo's personality. [[spoiler: Taken further, her plans are irreparably destroyed when Apollo confesses to Persephone's rape and is caught colluding with Ouranos on live television.]]
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**As a Titaness, she likely hates Ouranos. [[spoiler: This is probably why Apollo didn't tell her that he was getting help from him.]]
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* ShipTease: Implied to be in a tentative romance with [[spoiler:Artemis]]
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* LongGame: [[spoiler: By the time she caught onto Ouranos' plan to be rule over all of the Realms, she barely had any power left and was basically imprisoned in the earth. She created the Fertility Goddess line with the remains of her power with the hope that they may one day revive her and help her fight off Ouranos.]]
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* LongGame: [[spoiler: By the time she caught onto Ouranos' plan to be rule over all of the Realms, she barely had any power left and was basically imprisoned in the earth. She created the Fertility Goddess line with the remains of her power with the hope that they may one day revive her and help her fight off Ouranos.]]
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**ActOfTrueLove: Despite what Ouranos thinks, the bond is set up as reciprocal, not just one-way. Love is supposed to be about everyone in the relationship, not just one person. [[spoiler: Hades realizing he can both take power from and GIVE power to Persephone snowballs into her and Hera reviving Metis and Rhea and then all four Fertility Goddesses reviving Gaia.]]
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* ZeroApprovalRating: Hated by all of his children and subjects by the end of his rule and missed by no one. [[spoiler: The moment [[GodzillaThreshold Ouranos escapes from the sky,]] Helios and Selene immediately ally with the Olympians against him.]]
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* ZeroApprovalRating: ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Hated by all of his children and subjects by the end of his rule and missed by no one. [[spoiler: The moment [[GodzillaThreshold Ouranos escapes from the sky,]] Helios and Selene immediately ally with the Olympians against him.]]
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Given her power and how he treated her, Ouranos is wisely terrified when Gaia finally revives fully in Episode 280.]]
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*CurbStompBattle: [[spoiler: Once fully revived in Episode 280, she immediately removes Apollo from Ouranos, disrupting his physical form and presumably sending him back to the sky.]]
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* LongGame: [[spoiler: By the time she caught onto Ouranos' plan to be rule over all of the Realms, she barely had any power left and was basically imprisoned in the earth. She created the Fertility Goddess line with the remains of her power with the hope that they may one day revive her and help her fight off Ouranos.]]
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*TheCavalry:[[spoiler: The second Titan to step in to help the Olympians against Ouranos, she helps Artemis provide aerial support via flying while Artemis snipes. Bonus points for being on an actual horse.]]
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**OOCIsSeriousBusiness: [[spoiler: Apparently, she REALLY can't stand Ouranos because her only line in-series is to tell him off for messing with her.]]
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*OfficialCouple: [[spoiler: With Hera.]]
**[[spoiler: In the series finale, it's revealed that she's BackFromTheDead thanks to Hades.]]
*ButNowIMustGo: [[spoiler: Leto holds her hostage to ensure Eros and Psyche's compliance with Apollo's plans. She ultimately escapes in the aftermath. The couple are now trying to find her.]]
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** [[spoiler: Zig-zagged. Metis reveals she's actually "hibernating" but for the moment, we shouldn't expect "hibernating". The other Fertility Goddesses are finally able to heal and bring her to return very soon.wakefulness in Episode 279.]]
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*TheCavalry: [[spoiler: Surprisingly, when Persephone is trying to heal the Mortal Realm and thus Gaia, Helio is the first Titan to step in and hold off Ouranos.]]
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* FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: With the ''possible'' exception of eating them alive, Ouranos was as nightmarish to Kronos and his siblings as Kronos was to his sons. Fighting his father off was an experience that Kronos never really recovered from and his terror would eventually seep into all of his motivations and interactions with his subjects. As Hera points out, this DOESN'T excuse his being monstrous to everyone around him.
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* FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: With the ''possible'' exception of eating them alive, Ouranos was as nightmarish to Kronos and his siblings as Kronos was to his sons. Fighting his father off was an experience that Kronos never really recovered from and his terror would eventually seep into all of his motivations and interactions with his subjects. As both Hades and Hera points out, this DOESN'T excuse his being monstrous to everyone around him.
* InformedFlaw: He was said to be so violently insane by the time of the Titanomachy that he couldn't strategize against the Olympians but said insanity no longer affects him in the modern day.
* AbusiveParents: He kept all of his many children imprisoned in darkness underneath Gaia until Kronos defeated him.
* DiabolusExMachina: [[spoiler:In Episode 253, he enters the plot without any foreshadowing, having already allied with himself with Apollo to overthrow Zeus. In-universe, no one else of the cast knew about him until he possesses Apollo in Episode 278 and tries to conquer world.]]
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* DemotedToExtra: Prior to the time skip, she was presented as being the true mastermind behind Apollo's plan to marry Persephone and overthrow Zeus. After the time skip, she barely appears at all and her role in the plot is instead given to [[spoiler:Ouranos]].
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* MakeAnExampleOfThem: Zeus chained him to a rock to be eaten by eagles for a crime not yet revealed in this adaptation[[note]]Traditionally, this was his punishment for giving fire to humans[[/note]]. Aphrodite panics when Zeus discusses punishing Eros for undermining his authority, and when Thanatos learns that Persephone may suffer a comparable punishment, he immediately has second thoughts.
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* MakeAnExampleOfThem: Zeus chained him to a rock to be eaten by eagles for a crime not yet revealed in this adaptation[[note]]Traditionally, an unspecified offense[[note]]Traditionally, this was his punishment for giving fire to humans[[/note]]. Aphrodite panics when Zeus discusses punishing Eros for undermining his authority, and when Thanatos learns that Persephone may suffer a comparable punishment, he immediately has second thoughts.
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* DefeatByTransformation: At the end of Episode 275, Hades finds the will to overcome him and compresses him into a gem.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the original myth, Echo ends up cursed by Hera as punishment for helping Zeus cheat. Later on she wastes away into nothingness due to depression over her love rejecting her and becomes nothing more than, well, an echo. Echo in this comic never ends up cursed and is still alive and well by the end.
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*DemonicPossession: [[spoiler: As part of his LongGame to return to ruling the universe, he possesses Apollo's physical body. Going by Apollo's screams, it wasn't pleasant.]]
* EvilOverlord: What he was like as King. [[spoiler: Once he finally escapes the sky again, he stops Persephone from healing the Mortal Realm.]]
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Technically, as the first ruler of the gods, most of the following kings' dysfunction can be traced back to him. [[spoiler:Episode 253 implies him to be this for Season 3.]]
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Technically, as the first ruler of the gods, most of the following kings' dysfunction can be traced back to him. [[spoiler:Episode 253 implies shows him to be this for Season 3.]]
* ManipulativeBastard: Not that Gaia's stubbornness and naïveté didn't play a part in it, but Ouranos managed to talk a powerful creator goddess into not only giving her strength to him but also that she is less than him. [[spoiler: Likewise, despite being born into a family that is [[HisStoryRepeatsItself known for overthrowing its patriarchs for good reason]], Apollo ALSO falls for it. Ouranos possesses his body.]]
* ManipulativeBastard: Not that Gaia's stubbornness and naïveté didn't play a part in it, but Ouranos managed to talk a powerful creator goddess into not only giving her strength to him but also that she is less than him. [[spoiler: Likewise, despite being born into a family that is [[HisStoryRepeatsItself known for overthrowing its patriarchs for good reason]], Apollo ALSO falls for it. Ouranos possesses his body.]]
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* FallenHero: He overthrew his own corrupt father but after it was prophesized that he himself would be usurped by one of his sons he himself became corrupt in his attempts to hold onto power.
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*FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: With the ''possible'' exception of eating them alive, Ouranos was as nightmarish to Kronos and his siblings as Kronos was to his sons. Fighting his father off was an experience that Kronos never really recovered from and his terror would eventually seep into all of his motivations and interactions with his subjects. As Hera points out, this DOESN'T excuse his being monstrous to everyone around him.
*FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: With the ''possible'' exception of eating them alive, Ouranos was as nightmarish to Kronos and his siblings as Kronos was to his sons. Fighting his father off was an experience that Kronos never really recovered from and his terror would eventually seep into all of his motivations and interactions with his subjects. As Hera points out, this DOESN'T excuse his being monstrous to everyone around him.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: How does Zeus repay her for all of the aid, comfort, and advice she selflessly gave to him and his brother's? [[spoiler: By [[EatenAlive eating her alive]] to steal her Fertility Goddess powers for himself.]]
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* MamaBear: [[spoiler: As a Fertility Goddess siding with the Olympians, she knew all along what her ultimate fate would be during the Titanmachy. Which she was fine with, so long as it meant that Zeus would never drain Hera's powers instead.]]
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*TimeMaster: Has control over time. [[spoiler: He uses this ability to kidnap a younger version of Rhea from the past and his granddaughter (via Hades and Persephone) Melinoe from the future.]]
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* GoodParents: When she was actually allowed to be, Rhea was a kind and doting mother to Hades and did her best to protect all of her sons. [[spoiler: Thanks to Kronos' shenanigans in the timeline, she's able to meet Hades as an adult. Rhea reassures him that he ISN'T like Kronos or Ouranos and gives useful advice regarding his marriage and his wife's powers.]]
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* {{Sizeshifter}}: Like the other Titans except possibly Helios, she can change her height.
