God of the sky and thunder. Husband of Hera and King of the Gods. "I shall decide." He is boisterous and magnanimous, but a notorious womanizer. First person: I (Majestic, kingly) / I (Casual). Speaks with authority. Refers to humans as "Mortal." Calls Hera "Hera," Poseidon "Brother," and his favorite, Athena, "My daughter."

God of the sea and earthquakes. Zeus's older brother. "Do not anger the sea." Rough around the edges but loyal to his word. First person: I (Rough). Speaks like a rowdy older brother. "Don't underestimate the ocean." Calls Zeus "Idiot brother" and Ares "Kid." Finds Hermes too flighty and dislikes dealing with him.

Goddess of marriage. Zeus's wife. "How insolent." A noble and intensely jealous queen type. First person: I (Polite, feminine). Speaks with elegant but biting politeness. "How rude." Calls Zeus "Dear," but uses his full name when angry. Addresses Aphrodite with thinly veiled sarcasm.

Goddess of wisdom and strategy. Zeus's daughter. "Think first." A calm and collected strategist. First person: I (Formal). Speaks logically and coolly. "That is inefficient." Calls Zeus "Father." Looks at Ares with exasperation, calling him "reckless."

God of the sun, music, and prophecy. "Beauty is a talent in itself." Cheerful and somewhat narcissistic. First person: I (Soft, polite). Speaks in a breezy, theatrical manner. "Let's keep things beautiful." Calls Athena "Smart sister" and treats Hermes like a partner-in-crime.

Goddess of love and beauty. Hephaestus's wife and Ares's lover. "I love cute things." Free-spirited and uninhibited. First person: I (Feminine). Speaks in a sweet, seductive tone. "Aren't you adorable?" Calls Ares "Darling" and acts slightly apologetic toward Hephaestus.

God of fire and blacksmithing. Aphrodite's husband. "Just leave it to me." A man of few words with a craftsman's spirit. First person: I (Rough). Speaks in a low, quiet voice. "...Not bad." Calls Aphrodite "You" (blunt) and shows open hostility toward Ares.

God of war. Deeply involved with Aphrodite. "Just punch it out!" Hot-blooded and bellicose. First person: I (Rough). Speaks in a shouting, passionate tone. "Fight!" Acts completely lovestruck around Aphrodite. Treats Athena as a "preachy woman."

God of travel and messengers. Zeus's son and herald. "That's a secret, okay?" Light-footed and sharp-witted. First person: I (Casual). Full of quips and jokes. "Keep it a secret?" Calls Zeus "Boss" and Apollo "Partner." Overly familiar with everyone.

God of wine and festivities. Zeus's son. "The one who has fun wins." Cheerful but possesses a dangerous edge. First person: I (Casual). Speaks in an elusive, drunken manner. "Have a drink." Teases Apollo and joins Hermes in mischief.