Ares (Mars)

The English word "Martial" is derived from the Greek god Ares, who was the god of war. Additionally, the word "Mars" for the planet and the Roman god of war is also related to Ares.

There was none, Ares was Hera's son. Not that that didn't stop Greek goddesses and gods, but Hera was also goddess of marriage and married to the unfaithful Zeus.

After Aphrodite was forbidden to see Ares, she had an affair with the god of war, even though they were not supposed to be together. Their illicit romance continued in secret until they were caught in a compromising situation by the other gods, leading to embarrassment and consequences for both of them.

I'm not an expert but I thought Jupiter is the Roman equivalent of Zeus. The Romans have the same amount of gods that can do the same thing but with different names. Hera's Roman equivalent is Juno.

She was the goddess of forest, animals and hunting. She cared for the animals. She was a virgin and in the company of a few nymphs. When they bathed in a stream or pond nobody was allowed to see them. Once a hunter saw them by accident. His punishment was to be transformed into a stag which was killed by his own dogs. And when her mother, Leto, had been insulted by Niobe, Artemis and her brother Apollo killed Niobe's 14 children.

In Greek art Ares was depicted as either a mature, bearded warrior dressed in battle arms, or a nude beardless youth with helm and spear. Because of his lack of distinctive attributes he is often difficult to identify in classical art.

Hades is older. Hades is one of Zeus's older brothers who were swallowed by their father, Cronus. Ares is Zeus's and Hera's son. Hera was also in Cronus's stomach, and after her release (along with Hades', Poseidon's, Hestia's, and Demeter's) they had Ares.

So Hades is older.

Ares is the Greek god of War (Roman form: Mars)

He is the son of Zeus and Hera, and half brother to Athena.

In the legend, he is well known for having an affair with Aphrodite, wife of Hephaestus.

His divine children included;

(With Aphrodite)

Anteros, god of love returned.

Eros, god of love

Deimos, god of Fear

Phobos, god of Terror

Harmonia, goddess of harmony.

Nike, goddess of victory, is sometimes said to be his daughter, but more well known as daughter of Styx (Hate) and Pallas (Spear-Brandishing).

(With Eris)

Enyalios, war-god.

Ares did have a realm his was most feared on the war filed snice he was the the god of war

Ares' special skill is his mastery of warfare and combat. He is known for his aggressive and violent nature, constantly seeking battle and conflict. Ares is also associated with courage and strength in battle.

The god cuckolded by Aphrodite and Ares is Hephaestus, the god of blacksmiths and craftsmen. Despite his skill and creativity, his wife Aphrodite's affair with Ares is a well-known mythological tale that symbolizes the juxtaposition of beauty and power.

Ares is known for his impulsive and aggressive nature, often acting without considering the consequences of his actions. He is also depicted as reckless and lacking in strategic thinking, which can lead to his downfall in mythological stories. Additionally, Ares can be seen as selfish and arrogant, prioritizing his own desires and thirst for battle over the well-being of others.

He needed the love of Aphrodite. --Pernys32 Some could say that, but i believe that it was the other way around because Aphrodite was the one who actually loved Ares. I think what Ares needs is to have the ability not to scream like a baby whenever he's wounded. --0ninja6

As the Greek god of war, Ares is responsible for overseeing and influencing battles, conflicts, and the outcomes of wars. He represents the violent and chaotic aspects of warfare, as well as the courage and strength of warriors on the battlefield. Ares is also associated with aggression, brutality, and the thrill of combat.

Ares was some what of a whimp he would go out to a sensless battle and when hurt he would run home to Zeus for magic ountment. He was also very proud and cocky. He was in love with Aphodite Hephastaus's wife. (Sorry about spelling)

Words that describe the God Ares is war, hate, fighting, violence.

His symbol is a spear and a helmet, his animal symbol is a dog, and his bird is the vulture.

Ares, the Greek god of war, is known for his numerous love affairs in Greek mythology. However, he is often associated with his lover Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. Their relationship is often portrayed as passionate and tumultuous.

The Greek god Ares never died in myth.

No wife, but a steady relationship with Aphrodite. He is suspected to be the father of Eros, but there are other candidates. Ares is the father of the Harmonia, the goddess of harmony, and of the Amazons Penthesilea and Hippolyte.

He was not a boy - he was a fighting macho.

Ares loved war and fighting, so he was always up to a fight, but he was also a coward, and would run home if he was injured, screaming so much that Zeus would heal him, just to stop his screaming.