Each had a hundred hands and fifty heads, for the wielding of the destructive power of storm.
That depends on the volcano. When Zeus toppled Cronos from power he placed many of "the hundred handed ones" on various mountains and volcanos, for when Cronos' minions and brothers - the titans - went to climb said mountains the hundred handed ones threw rocks down to them, thousands upon thousands of rocks and boulders, which scared and scattered the titans making them easier to capture. Or of course when the Greek goddess Gaia, goddess of earth, gets mad and angry the earth reflects her temper with earthquakes and volcano's. Hope thats of some help...?
There really wasn't any main god of the land in Greek mythology, many of the gods and goddesses dealt in plants and animals, but the earth itself was Gaia; so was considered all of theirs, neutral territory, if you will.
Alex Summers, aka Havok. He's somewhat looser than Cyclops is, and can fire powerful plasma blasts, generally from his hands (funny detail: him and Cyclops are both immune to each other's powers). Cyclops also had another younger brother named Vulcan (Gabriel Summers), who I don't know much about, other than this: uber-powerful villain guy.
The Hecatonchires were born of Gaia and Uranus. They were stronger, more overbearing, and more fierce than even the mighty Cyclopes. They had 100 arms and 50 heads each. This is a close as I have got. The hydra is known to have as many heads as it grows. Although they are often depicted in pottery as having three heads, that is only because no potter turning out numerous pots in a day wishes to paint a hundred heads when three would get the point across. The hecatonchires are more known for their hundred hands, as that is what their name means: hecaton - hundred chires - hands (think, "chiropractor" - one who heals with hands)
They were tanish and blocky the first homes were just mud packed together then they frond out how to make bricks.the roofs were made of mud and straw they were slanted to get the rain to roll of them
A Hekatonkheires are the hundred handed ones.
they feared kampe
one-hundred handed ones.
The Cyplopses and The "Hundred Handed Ones"
The first children of Gaia (Earth) and Uranus (Sky) were the Titans, who were powerful deities in Greek mythology. They were followed by other offspring, including the Cyclopes and the Hecatoncheires (Hundred-Handed Ones).
His hands are the ones drawing the picture of Rose. He is left-handed, so they flipped the image to make it look like he is right-handed.
Uranus had six childeren.Three hundred-handed ones and three cyclops.
Hera Hades Zeus Poseidon Demeter Hestia Cyclopes Hundred-Handed Ones
If this has something to do with Greek and Roman Myths, they're called Hekatoncheires, or the Hundred-Handed Ones.
A lot. The Titans, Cyclopes, Furies, several nymphs, the Hundred-Handed Ones, and the goddess Aphrodite.
Other gods, Hecatonkcheires (the Hundred-Handed Ones), Cyclopes, and various numbers of good Titans including Prometheus.
All the ones who aren't left handed which are most of them