Apollo

Zeus (Father) Leto (Mother) Artemis (Twin Sister) Athena (Paternal Half-Sister) Persephone (Paternal Half-Sister) Aphrodite (Paternal Half-Sister) Ares (Paternal Half-Brother) Eris (Paternal Half-Sister) Hephaestus (Paternal Half-Brother) Elitia (Paternal Half-Sister) Angelo (Paternal Half-Brother) Hebe (Paternal Half-Sister) Hermes (Paternal Half-Brother) Dionysus (Paternal Half-Brother) Garça (Paternal Half-Brother)

Like Heron and Hermes, he is a son of Zeus born out of wedlock. He is also a member of the Pantheon and resides on Olympus.

At some point, Zeus had another of his affairs, and Apollo was born out of wedlock.

When Hera realizes that Zeus is having another affair with a mortal woman, Apollo intervenes and appears before Zeus through a mirror to warn him that Hera is watching. While Zeus returns to Olympus, Apollo takes his father's place and introduces himself to Electra.

Being Zeus's son, born out of wedlock, he tends to side with his father and covers for him when Zeus goes out to visit Electra. Knowing Hera's deep jealousy of Zeus's lovers, he warns Zeus when Hera is watching during one of his visits.

After the civil war, he is seen along with Hermes and Hephaestus waiting for Heron to wake up, and gives him his mother's ornament, seemingly pleasing Heron.

Apollo appears to have long blond hair, tanned skin, and golden eyes like the sun. Like many of the male gods, he is tall and muscular. He usually wears his normal clothes, otherwise, in battle, he dons his armor. His outfit includes a long white cape fastened by the golden accessory he wears. When in battle, he uses his golden chariot and wears a golden helmet that was created by Hephaestus.

Immortality: Like all Greek gods, Apollo appears eternal. Superhuman durability: Apollo appears to possess a degree of superhuman durability, as shown during his fight with Ares in the arena. Firepower: Apollo possesses fire powers, firing bursts of fire or even manipulating it.