Aku Vs Greek Mythology

[Becoming An Anthropologist]

Aku decides his evil needs to spread even more, and in a twist of fate the traditional Greek Gods from mythology end up on his planet.

Aku goes into all out war againt them and get toss all his forces at them.

If Aku manages to defeat the Greek Gods, the Titans come down next.

If Aku defeats both of those..... ummm.... how does Aku far against marvel mythology based 'Gods'?

[Demon King Psycho]

I'll take the case!

Aku's got his hands full on this one. He's up against some stiff competition and they can actually hurt him. And since he's moving agiasnt them himself their 'We don't interfier" rule suddenly comes off.

I don't see him winning without some serious trickery.

[IssunBoshi]

Wow how long has it been since we had a mythology rumble? And I think the Olympians are at least a bit stronger than the Titans after they won the Titanomachy. I know the Titans are also extremely powerful and all, but can anyone tell me what their powers and feats were?

Either way, I think the Olympians or Titans by themselves would godstomp Aku.

[master of read]

i think the olympians will have to go all out to take on aku. remember, he's voiced by mako. that;s more than a match for them.

[sharkerbob]

Originally Posted by IssunBoshi

Wow how long has it been since we had a mythology rumble? And I think the Olympians are at least a bit stronger than the Titans after they won the Titanomachy. I know the Titans are also extremely powerful and all, but can anyone tell me what their powers and feats were?

Either way, I think the Olympians or Titans by themselves would godstomp Aku.

I dunno that the TItan's have too many feats since they were taken out of the picture fairly early. Still, the fact is it took the first six gods (including the big three of Zeus, Hades, and Poseiden), the Cyclopses, and the Hecatoncherises ten years to take out eleven of the twelve existing titans. Or maybe only five, depending on whether or not you think the females fought (I've heard either way). At least one of the Titans didn't participate in the war.



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[Wjowski]

Aku's out dickery-ed for once, that's for sure.

[sharkerbob]

Originally Posted by Wjowski

Aku's out dickery-ed for once, that's for sure.

Heh. QFT.

[Ptrvc]

Edit - nevermind, my math was wrong.

[sharkerbob]

Originally Posted by Ptrvc

Edit - nevermind, my math was wrong.

Actually, your right, there were two titans who skipped out entirely. Again, I'm not sure if the female Titans actually fought or not, though, so it could be ten or four Titans against those odds, depending on how you look at it.

[Gordon Smith]

Originally Posted by sharkerbob

I dunno that the TItan's have too many feats since they were taken out of the picture fairly early. Still, the fact is it took the first six gods (including the big three of Zeus, Hades, and Poseiden), the Cyclopses, and the Hecatoncherises ten years to take out eleven of the twelve existing titans. Or maybe only five, depending on whether or not you think the females fought (I've heard either way). At least one of the Titans didn't participate in the war.



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The female Titans and one senior Titan (Okeanos) did not participate in the fighting. OTOH, the female Olympians didn't participate in the fighting either (Hera, for example, spent the war sheltering with Okeanos and Tethys). As well, may of the second and third generations of the Titans or their descendants were involved as combatants. Some, like Atlas and Pallas fought for Kronos; others, including Pallas' four children by Styx, chose to fight for Zeus.

[sharkerbob]

Originally Posted by Gordon Smith

The female Titans and one senior Titan (Okeanos) did not participate in the fighting. OTOH, the female Olympians didn't participate in the fighting either (Hera, for example, spent the war sheltering with Okeanos and Tethys). As well, may of the second and third generations of the Titans or their descendants were involved as combatants. Some, like Atlas and Pallas fought for Kronos; others, including Pallas' four children by Styx, chose to fight for Zeus.

Ah. So more balanced than I thought. Fair enough. I just can't think of too many feats for the Titans in general. Aside from Atlas holding up the heaven's indefinitely. Of course, Hercules also managed to do that, albeit for a short while.

[Gordon Smith]

Originally Posted by sharkerbob

Ah. So more balanced than I thought. Fair enough. I just can't think of too many feats for the Titans in general.

The Titans have the same basic powers and limitations as the Olympians, basically. They are, in fact, essentially the same class of being. And of course, they are all members of one extended family, anyhow. Naturally, there is a variance in power levels amongst the various Titans with Kronos, their leader, being the most powerful. They are roughly equivalent to the Olympians which is why the war dragged on for ten years.

[Pendaran]

Just as a note, as it is sometimes forgotten over the lechery and well, being a raging dick, Zeus was potent enough to do things like get into fights with Typhon such where everyone was afraid the side effects were going to collapse the underworld, earth, and the heavens, such was the force and collateral shaking all across them, and mountains were getting tossed around.

What I'm saying is Aku takes a whuppin.

[moonknight11]

Zeus was also stronger than all the other gods combined IIRC.

[WyldCard4]

The Olympians and Titans aren't great by God standards, but the full fledged Pantheon still is impressive by just about any other standard. If you throw in the Hundred-Handed Ones and other allies such as the nature spirits it takes a lot to take out these guys. You really need a higher class of being to defeat this army, given the Olympians and their servants have a great deal of power and are many in number.