Jellyfish

Name: Medusa
Gender: Female
Species: Gorgon
Origin: Sarpedon
Family: Phorkys (Father), Ceto (Mother), Echidna (Sister), Toosa (Sister), Skylla (Sister), Enyo (Sister), Pemphredo (Sister), Deino (Sister), Euryale (Sister), Stheno (Sister)

Medusa is a beautiful gorgon with snake hair whose eyes can turn people into solid stone. For this reason, she keeps her eyelids closed to prevent her curse from affecting those around her, leaving her blind. She likes fashion and does not like mortals, especially heroes. She is a secondary character in GODs' School at the Mount Olympus Institute.

Instead of ruling the universe from marble thrones, the gods are students at a prestigious and competitive high school. Here, they must learn to master their divine abilities and understand their future responsibilities. The school functions as a rite of initiation before they assume their definitive roles in the cosmos.

Medusa is shown to be strange and somewhat unsettling. She collects humans and preserves them as statues. Additionally, she shows an aversion to them, such as toward Paris.

Medusa comes from Sarpedon. She grew up on Earth and was treated like a monster. She felt aversion toward mortals, especially heroes, but loved collecting them to perfect her skills as a sculptor.

Petrifying Gaze: Medusa has the ability to turn anyone who looks into her eyes into stone. It is unknown whether the petrification effect wears off and, apparently, it does not affect immortal beings such as the gods.

Eris – She shares the same room in the student residence with Eris.
Sfiga: Along with Eris, Sfiga is also her roommate.

Episode 1 – Pilot
In the pilot episode, Medusa appears for the first time in her dorm room with Eris and Sfiga. She was too busy sculpting a statue to pay attention to her roommates' conversation. Then, Medusa reminds Eris and Sfiga about the welcoming ceremony and heads there.

Episode 2 – Eris and Paris
After Paris causes trouble on campus, Medusa angrily accuses the mortal of being responsible, showing her aversion toward humans.

Episode 3 – Attack on Mount Olympus
Medusa seems pleased with Paris's departure and assures Eris not to worry about him.

Episode 7 – Nyx, Goddess of the Night
Medusa and her roommates are sleeping in their room when Eris wakes them up in a panic. Medusa asks if she is okay, and Eris assures her that nothing is wrong. Medusa scolds Eris to calm down before going back to sleep.

Build and Body Type
Silhouette: She has a slender and petite figure, with long, thin limbs that give her a youthful and graceful appearance.
Height: Her body type has stylized proportions (long legs in relation to the torso), which is common in modern fantasy character design.
Posture: She appears elegant and delicate, almost like a dancer, which contrasts with the traditionally fearsome nature of the myth.

Skin and Face
Skin Color: Her skin is a vibrant lavender or violet tone. This unnatural color reinforces her identity as a mythological creature.
Features: She has a heart-shaped face with a defined chin. Her eyes are large and expressive, with eyelids painted a darker purple. Her lips are thin and often show a confident or serene smile.

Hair (The Snakes)
Structure: Instead of human hair, she has several dark blue or indigo snakes.
Style: The snakes are arranged in a way that mimics a long, voluminous hairstyle. Some snakes act as “bangs” or frame their face, while others fall back like a mane.
Details: The snakes have small pink or reddish eyes, giving them an appearance of their own, although they seem to move in harmony with Medusa's gestures.

Clothing and General Aesthetic
Outfit: She wears a short fuchsia or intense magenta dress with gold details at the waist, slightly inspired by the style of Greek tunics (chiton).
Footwear: She wears heeled sandals with straps that wrap around her ankles, maintaining the classical theme but with a modern twist.