It is believed that Zeus is by far the strongest among the Big Three (a fact acclaimed in Percy Jackson's Greek Gods), due to possessing the Master Bolt as his weapon and being king of the gods.
Zeus is the king of gods. But really any of the top three are powerful. and as much as I hate her Hera is pretty powerful. I'm somewhat of a Percy Jackson expert myself.
The friends finally arrive in the Underworld only to discover that they have been tricked. The culprit is not Hades, but the defeated titan Kronos, who is trapped in the depths of Tartarus but is still able to manipulate the dreams of gods and men.
Answer and Explanation: The Greek myths never reveal which god is more powerful. Zeus is the leader of the gods, but he does not attain this position because he is more powerful than Poseidon. Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades draw lots to decide which parts of the world each would rule after defeating the Titans.
Not Zeus, not Hades, not any of the other Olympians or gods. Poseidon. Yeah. Poseidon is the strongest Olympian god, and Percy is the strongest demigod and it's not even close.
Thalia's the daughter of the strongest god, and has similar power levels to Percy. If it was a battle of who was more powerful, then Percy would win. However it's not. They are even in blade combat and Thalia is more agile and is very talented with a bow.
In very simple words: Nico CAN out number Percy, but Percy can DEAL WITH IT with his pet hurricane, and maybeeee call one sea pals for help. Once the Army is dealt with, or at least most of it is dealt with, Nico can start to worry now. Percy being on a hurricane might make it harder to attack him.
Poseidon's power was second to only Zeus. While he is mainly considered the god of the sea, he was also known as the "deep sounding Earth Shaker", "Encircler of the Earth", and "black maned", suggesting that he had the power to control earthquakes and was associated with horses.
The Fates (Moirai) are more powerful than even Zeus. In the words of the poet Quintus of Smyrna, "To the Moirai, the might of Zeus must bow..." Another who is capable of defeating Zeus is Zeus himself. If his hubris is too much, he will be humbled.
Tammi - Killed by Percy in Goode High School. A boy from Seattle - He was mentioned by Kelli to Luke that he was just a snack. Antaeus - Stabbed by Percy in his third and final duel. Dracaena - Killed in Percy's first duel (out of three).
However, it's Medusa's resentment speaking during this scene. Annabeth doesn't betray Percy in Riordan's books, and she's even more hurt by Luke's betrayal than Percy. Percy and Annabeth eventually end up together, and they spend much of the series endlessly loyal to one another.
Percy confronts Hades who believes that Percy stole the Master Bolt as well as his Helm of Darkness. Percy realizes that Ares has tricked him when he discovers the Master Bolt is in his backpack.
In contrast, Ares has none of the advantages that Percy has; Ares has leaned into the idea that families are dysfunctional, and that manipulation is the only way to succeed. This belief is ultimately what allows Percy to overcome Ares, as Ares has no one to come to his aid.
Hades was only depicted outside of the underworld once in myth, and even that is believed to have been an instance where he had just left the gates of the underworld, which was when Heracles shot him with an arrow as Hades was attempting to defend the city of Pylos.
In some versions of Greek mythology, Zeus ate his wife Metis because it was known that their second child would be more powerful than him. After Metis's demise, their first child Athena was born when Hephaestus cleaved Zeus's head open and the goddess of war emerged, fully grown and armed.
Unlike many of the heroes who died in battle or through treachery, he lived a long life and died naturally of old age. He spend his later years ruling Mycenae, the kingdom he had founded. In another myth, Perseus was killed by Megapenthes in order to avenge his father, Acrisius, whom Perseus had slain years before.
Since Poseidon is one of the most powerful gods, he is afraid of very little. Most of the gods bow to his authority, especially because he is renowned for his short temper and his tendency to hold grudges. However, he defers to Zeus, since Zeus is one of the few gods who can defeat him.
Percy also has superhuman strength, which permits him to knock out other demigods with one hit, and even rip out a Minotaur's horn. Percy possesses superhuman reflexes, which are shown in the third book, The Titan's Curse, where he can deflect a bullet that is traveling 1,700 miles per hour.
In the fifth book, Nico tells his father, Hades, that he is holding a grudge that could end up killing the Olympians and the campers. In The House of Hades, Nico is forced by Cupid to reveal that he had had a crush on Percy Jackson. This reveals that he is gay.
He becomes more sullen and solitary, saying that "only the dead respect him... and only out of fear". He believes that he will never be accepted with the living, but forgives Percy after Bianca tells him that it wasn't Percy's fault that she died.
