In Greek mythology the Cyclopes were either sons of Gaea and Uranus who were imprisoned in Tartarus by their father out of fear, or the followers of the Cyclops, Polyphemus, who was a son of Poseidon.
The original Cyclopes were the personifications of thunder and lightning who gave their essence to Zeus in the form of his dreaded thunderbolts. Aside from being master smiths, they had no specific or special powers.
Cyclops were important because they were both the soldiers in Poseidon's army and the feared monsters heroes fought against.
a greek myth
In Greek myth? Yes.
No, Cyclops is not. Further, there were many "cyclops" in Greek myth.
There is no such cyclops in Greek myth; this persona is likely made up.
The Cyclops, which is in Greek mythology.
Perseus in Greek myth was the son of Princess Danaë and Zeus. So he was not a cyclops.
polyphemus
Greek. They probably imagined them after coming across elephant-type skulls (elephant-type animals used to be much more prevalent than they are today).
Its a myth, I believe in Greek mythology, like dragons, Live mummies Etc.
A Greek myth is a myth is like information on Greek Gods/Goddesses. For example, Zeus, Hercules, Cyclops, Apollo, Athena, Hades, Poseidon, Hermes, Aphrodite, Pan, Rhea, Pegasuses, Sirens, Medusa, Triton, and all of the other Greek Gods and Goddesses.
well from the Greek myth a cyclops was given sheep to eat but the cyclops would eat humans as well
He is on the myth of odysseus