Ares

 ** //Ares// **  The Greek God Of War =Appearance:= Ares' is The God of War, also known as The god of savage war, blood lust, and slaughter. He is a bearded good-looking man, who is very handsome, but cruel. He is very strong and you will always see him harnessed in bronze armor with a golden war-helmet. Ares' also looks very mature and is always ready for battle. Ares' lusts for warfare and murder. Ares' is carried around on a chariot with four horses. There was Athion, Phlogios, Konabos, and Phobos, these were the horse's names. =//Symbols:////﻿//= =Powers:= Ares was able to grant people who prayed to him the powers of courage, endurance, strength, victory, and peace. He was also able to grant upon people invasion and death. =//Strengths://=
 * Spear
 * Vultures
 * Dogs
 * Poisonous Serpents
 * Eagles
 * Owls
 * Decisive
 * Determined
 * Fearless

=Weaknesses:= Ares' is impulsive, bloodthirsty, and always looking for a fight regardless of the consequences.

=Background Information:= Ares' is the son of Zeus, the god of gods and Hera, the goddess of child bearing, love and marriage. He was disliked very much by both of his parents. He also had a half-sister, Athena. She is also the Goddess of war similar to Ares, but she has more wisdom and isn't as careless as Ares. Ares was never married, but one of his most important affairs was with Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Ares' only love was for Aphrodite and war. He was very jealous of Adantes, a lover of Aphrodite, so Ares killed him.

=Children:=
 * **Phobes** (God of Fear)
 * **Deimos** (God of Terror)
 * **Harmonia** (Goddess of Harmony)
 * Eros ( Goddess of Strife)
 * Adrestra
 * Anteros
 * Cycnus

=Myths:= Ares was kidnapped by the giants Otus and Ephilates for thirteen months, and chained him in an urn. Eribogam the stepmother of the giants told Hermes about this, then he went and tricked the giants to kill each other, saving this way to the God of War.

Ares and Aphrodite were secretly having an affair, and her husband Hephaestus had no idea, until Helios had found out about it and could not keep it to himself. He then set out and told Hephaestus the whole relationship between Ares and Aphrodite. Hephaestus was outraged and promised revenge on both of them by setting a trap made with a net. At the perfect moment the net snapped while Ares and Aphrodite were in a private moment, then Helios went to tell the other Olympian gods. They all came to see what had happened with Ares and Aphrodite. They started to laugh and insult Ares and Aphrodite.