Telemachus is the prince of Ithaca. He is the son of Odysseus and Penelope and the friend and student of the Goddess Athena. Telemachus is an idealistic young man who dreams of being a legend to live up to his absent father and have the strength to protect his mother. He expresses a desire for more action and adventure. He has a great deal of love and respect for both of his parents equally.

Hermes is the god of merchants, travelers, and thieves, and serves as the Messenger of the Gods. He is one of the Olympians and a son of Zeus. Hermes' caduceus can be reverted to a mini size and is able to be worn as a necklace. As the God of Travel, Hermes is capable of moving at superhuman speeds. He is fast enough to create afterimages in order to trick his opponents. As the God of Trickery, Hermes can create illusions of himself to trick opponents, including creating clones of himself and throwing "glitter" at them.

Tiresias is a blind prophet of Apollo who receives his prophecies through visions and gives them through riddles. In exchange for being blind, Tiresias is able to view the past, present, and future all at once, meaning he can experience someone's entire life in a single instant. Tiresias' clairvoyance allows him to give prophecies, although, he usually does so in the form of cryptic riddles.