God Information Name: Eros
God Age: Unknown
God Birthday: Unknown
God Birth-Place: Mount Olympus, Greece
Parents: Ares And Aphrodite
Siblings: Pothos (brother), Himeros (twin-brother), Anteros (brother), Hermaphroditus (half-brother), Hedylogos (half-brother), Phobos (brother), Deimos
(brother), Harmonia (sister)
God Child: Hedone, Hare
God Love Life: Divorced || Single [Psyche]
Human Orientation: Gay
God Hair Color: Blonde
God Eye Color: Blue
God Height:2.6 cm
God Weight: 16.84 km
Human Information Human Name: Park Jimin
Human Stage name: Jimin
Human Nicknames: Kumquat Mochi, ChimChim, Jiminie Pabo, Mochi, Jiminie,
Human Birth-Place: Geumjeong-gu, Busan, South Korea
Human Currently Living: Seoul Korea
Human Birth-day: October 13, 1995
Human Age: Twenty-Four
Human Love Life: Divorced || Single [Psyche]
Human Orientation: Gay
Human Children: Hedone, Hare
Human Parents: Unknown
Human Siblings: Park JiHyun
Human Height: 5'8
Human Weight: 130 lbs
Human Eye color: Light Brown
Human Hair color: Natural Black
God Personality and Weakness: Kind,Loving, Compassionate
He is blind, Psyche
Human Personality and Strengths: goofy, joking around, sweet and caring towards the other BTS performer,
artistic and creative
Music
Love Life First Met: 00/00/000
First Date: 00/00/000
First Kiss: 00/00/000
First "I Love You': 00/00/000
Engagement date: 00/00/000
Married Date: 00/00/000
Children Together: 00/00/000
Love Song: None
Love Comments: None right now
As the God of Lust and infatuation, Eros possess the Magical Ability to cause lust and /or infatuation to arise in na individual be it a Go, a mortal or na animal. As a god, Eros possesses the standard Abilities that common among the Olympian gods such immortality.
Amokinesis: As the God of Love and Desire, Eros has absolute control and divine authority over love, lust, and desire, but not quite as much as his mother, Venus/Aphrodite. Cupid's form of love seems to be harsher and more enforced than Aphrodite's, which might be due to Cupid being a son of Mars/Ares. However, it seems to have a limit as that he cannot create love from nothing.
Arrows of Romance: Eros' power over love is usually exercised and enforced through his romantic golden bow and arrows. Anyone struck with Eros' arrow will instantly be filled with uncontrollable desire and love for another (of Eros' choice). This will even work on Olympians, shown when Eros forced Apollo to fall in love with the nymph Daphne in Percy Jackson's Greek Gods. Due to these arrows of omnipotent allure, most of the gods, even Zeus himself, were wary of Eros, as mentioned in Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes. If Eros' arrows miss a target, they will glow white-hot and explode in a "geyser of flame", as seen in The House of Hades. However, when it does hit a target, the arrow dissolves, leaving no blood or visible wounds, though Nico's face did depict pain on the impact. The only known deities who have at least partial immunity to the romantic effect of Cupid's arrows are the three Virgin Goddesses: Hestia, Athena, and Artemis.
Coerced Romantic Confession: As shown in The House of Hades, Eros can also force anyone to confess their true romantic feelings, and can always tell if the person is lying.
Romantic Omniscience: As seen in The House of Hades, Eros, as the god of love, always knows who a person is actually in love with.
Beauty and Allure: As the God of Physical Attraction, it is mentioned in Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes, that much like his mother Venus/Aphrodite, Eros can change his appearance at will, depending on the perception of the beauty of the person he is in the presence of.
Invisibility: Eros can render himself invisible in order to assault others unexpectedly, as seen when he first meets with Psyche in Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes, and when Nico and Jason faced him in The House of Hades. He cannot, however, will himself to become invisible while sleeping, which is why Psyche finally manage to see his face.
French: As a son of Venus/Aphrodite and God of Love, Eros is fluent in French due to it being the "language of love".
Disembodied Spirit: In Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes, since his physical body was far to weak for him to travel, Eros sent his spirit out after Psyche, and briefly communicated with her as a disembodied voice.
Pyrokinesis (Possibly): When Eros' arrows miss a target, they explode into a column or geyser of flame. This might, however, be a side-effect of the arrows.
Superhuman Physiology:
Superhuman Strength: Like all Olympians, Eros is super humanly strong. His physical strength, however, is somewhat inferior to that of the average Olympian male as he can only lift about 25 tons whereas the average Olympian make can lift about 30 tons.
Superhuman Speed: Eros can run and move at speeds superior to those of the finest human athlete.
Superhuman Stamina: Eros' musculature produces considerably fewer fatigue toxins during physical activity than the musculature of a human being. He can physically exert himself at peak capacity for about 24 hours before the build up of fatigue toxins in his blood begins to impair him.
Superhuman Dense Tissue: All of Eros' bodily tissues have about 3 times the density as the tissues of a human body, contributing somewhat to his superhuman strength and weight.
Superhuman Durability: Eros' body, like that of all Olympians, is much harder and more resistant to injury than that of a human. He can withstand powerful impact forces, falls from great heights, and exposure to temperature and pressure extremes without sustaining physical injury.
Superhuman Agility: Eros' agility, balance, and bodily coordination are enhanced to levels that are beyond the natural physical limits of even the finest human athlete.
Superhuman Reflexes: Eros' reflexes are similarly enhanced and are superior to those of the finest human athlete.
Regenerative Healing Factor: Despite his superior physical durability, Eros can sustain injury like all Olympians. However, Eros' godly life force allows him to rapidly regenerate damaged tissue with much greater speed and efficiency than a human being. However, he is unable to regenerate missing limbs, organs, or brain cells without the assistance of powerful magical aid.
Immortality: Like all Olympians, Eros is functionally immortal. He is immune to the degenerative effects of aging and hasn't aged since reaching adulthood. He is also immune to the effects of all known Earthly diseases and infections.
Wings
Flight: Eros can sprout a pair of large, angel-like wings from his back and can fly unassisted through the air. The maximum speed with which he can fly, however, is unknown.
Teleportation: Like all other members of his race, Eros' body has the potential to manipulate great amounts of energy, though this ability is not very developed in his case. It is known that Eros can teleport across great distances, even dimensions.
Invincibility: Eros is invincible to all sorts of weapons (swords, axes, crossbows) as well as all magical powers from the Gods although these powers can hurt him but not kill him.
Atmokinesis: All Olympians has the power to control and manipulate the weather bto ring out storms, tornadoes, rains ,and Lightning.
Lightning: Eros has the power to shoot powerful arcs of electricity/lightning capable of killing mortals & hurting Gods.
Healing: Eros has the ability to heal wounds but he can't heal mortal wounds, Eros as well as the rest of the Gods has to be blessed by Zeus Himself or Athena's blessings to do so.
Energy Blasts: Eros has the power to shoot powerful blue Energy blast capable of killing mortals and hurting Gods.
Portal creation: Eros has the power to create portals to other Dimensions as well as controlling the worlds he creates.
Teleportation: Eros has the ability to teleport to any place whatever he sees fit either on earth or Olympus.
Time Manipulation: All Gods has the power to manipulate time by travel back & forward as well as freezing time itself but they need Zeus's consent first.
Telekinesis: Eros has the ability to move objects & mortals with his mind.
Conjuration: Eros has the powers to conjure anything or any being he wants.
Shape shifting: Eros has the ability to alter his appearance to take whatever form he likes whether mortals or monsters or Gods.
In the primordial myths, according to Hesiod, Eros was born from Chaos after GAIA and Tartarus and was involved at the beginning of the creation of the cosmos, and he blessed the union of Gaia and URANUS, after which the universe was born. Homer makes no mention of Eros in his epics; however, Parmenides, a pre-Socratic philosopher, had Eros the first of all the gods to come into existence. Eros was responsible for spurring procreation at the beginning of the cosmos. Hesiod described the two love gods, Eros and Himeros (Desire), accompanying Aphrodite from her conception from the sea-foam created by the castration of Uranus.
In later sources, Eros is the son of Aphrodite and ARES, whose mischievous meddling in the affairs of gods and mortals caused bonds of love to form and drama to unfold. In early Greek poetry and art, Eros was depicted as an adult, handsome male carrying a lyre or a bow and arrow. He embodied love, athleticism, sexual power and art. Eros was often regarded as the protector of homosexual love between men.
In later, satirical works, Eros is depicted as a blindfolded male carrying a bow and arrow with the power to make any human fall in love with the first person they would see. This representation is the precursor to the chubby childlike Renaissance Cupid. As Aphrodite’s son, Eros seems to lose some of his power, wisdom and great age. He becomes more of a companion or an accomplice to his mother. This could be one possible explanation for the evolution of Eros transforming in myth art from a handsome man to a chubby mischievous child.
One of the most popular myths about Eros involves his relationship with the mortal princess Psyche. Aphrodite, jealous of Psyche’s beauty as men were leaving her altars barren to worship at the feet of a mortal, told her son Eros to make Psyche fall in love with the ugliest creature on earth. However, Eros fell deeply in love with her and took her to his heavenly home. Eventually, Psyche’s jealous sisters led Psyche to betray her husband who in turn abandoned her. Psyche wandered the Earth, looking for her lost love and approached Aphrodite for help. Aphrodite created a series of tasks for Psyche which she completed causing the Goddess to concede and reunite Eros and Psyche. The princes gained immortality and with Eros had a daughter, Hedone (meaning bliss). Psyche was worshipped as the Goddess representing the human soul and was portrayed in ancient mosaics as a Goddess with butterfly wings. Psyche is the Ancient Greek word for butterfly and means the “soul, spirit, breath, life or animating force.”
Another myth tells the story of APOLLO ridiculing the skills of Eros as an archer. Thus the latter fired one of his arrows at Apollo and made him fall in love with the nymph Daphne. Another instance of his meddling was when he made Medea fall in love with the great hero Jason. Eros is also said to have ensured Helen of Troy falling for Paris, the catalyst of the great Trojan War.
A cult of Eros existed in pre-classical Greece, but it was of much less importance than the one dedicated to his mother, Aphrodite. In late antiquity; however, Eros was worshiped by a fertility cult in Thespiae and in Athens he shared popular cult worship with Aphrodite. The fourth day of every month was sacred to Eros.
Figures of Eros have known to have appeared in twos and threes, referred to as the Erotes, and they are symbolic of the different forms love can take. They are given individual names to depict these various forms, Eros, Himeros (Desire) and Pothos (Yearning).
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