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The Olympian Gods
Greek Gods
Gender: Varies (Male and Female)
Species: God
Personal Information
Residence:
  Mount Olympus
Homeworld:
  Earth
Friends:
  Greeks
Goal:
  To have a great Toga Party (in Freaks & Greeks)
Family
Others:
Cupid (a fairy who is also one of the Greek Gods)
Production Information
First Appearance:
  Boys in the Band
Last Appearance:
  Freaks & Greeks

The Olympian Gods are a number of powerful, immortal spirits. The majority of them were introduced in the episode Freaks and Greeks. They are based off the real life Greek gods of mythology.

Information[]

The Olympian Gods are immortal beings based off real mythology. They are usually characterized by having power over an aspect of the world, whether physical or abstract. For example, Cupid is the god of love, lust, and procreation. They dwell on top of Mt. Olympus.

The show's interpretation of the Greek gods has them as a lot more immature than the real mythology suggests, with their appearance in Freaks & Greeks has them acting more like a bunch of party-obsessed college-students.

Despite this behavior however, Wanda has confirmed that the Greek Gods are extremely all powerful, to the point that she admitted that Fairy magic will not work on them and that Timmy cannot simply wish them away.

Background[]

Greek gods first appear on the show with Cupid's first appearance in The Zappys!. He is attending the Zappys as one of the celebrities, having a completely different design. He then returns in Apartnership! under his current design, which is more like a traditional Fairy. Cupid has gone on to be a regular recurring character, appearing several times over the show's run.

The second appearance of a Greek God came in Pan, who is a member of Cosmo's band in the episode Boys in the Band. Cosmo brings the band back together so they could stall an angry stadium of concert goers who were waiting for Chip Skylark to arrive.

Later on, in Freaks & Greeks, Timmy wishes that he could be at a "real" toga party and ends up on Mt. Olympus with the real gods. However, he accidentally destroys their home, so they decide to party at his house instead.

Greek gods shown so far[]

Non-Olympians[]

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