Helios
Helios symbol
Domain	God of the Sun
Status	Dead
Condition	God Class-3
Occupation	Unknown
Previous occupation	Ruler of the Helios sector
Affiliation	Olympian gods
First appearance	BTI 243
Death	BTI 290
Character Information
Age	over 500,000,000
Year of death	22 AN
Species	God
Gender	Male
Orientation	Unknown
Ancestors	Gaea (grandmother), Uranus (grandfather, deceased)
Parents	Hyperion (father), Theia (mother)
Siblings	Selene (daughter, deceased)
Uncles/aunts	Kronos (uncle, deceased?), Rhea (aunt)
Wife	Ilithyia (deceased)
Sons/daughters	Circe (daughter, deceased), Unborn child (deceased
Hair color	Blond
Eye color	Yellow
Unusual features	Golden skin

Helios /ˈhiːlioʊs/ IPA, Χεληοσ in Olympian) is the Greek god of the Sun.

Biography

The son of the the titans Hyperion and Theia, Helios enjoyed little recognition in the Olympian Galaxy thanks to the much younger but vastly more powerful Apollo.
The marriage Ilithyia, daughter of Zeus, was orchestrated by Hera to give the newly wedded couple more political power.
Helios wound up in a direct confrontation with the artifially created goddess Amaterasu who killed him before his newly conceived child could be born.

 

Powers

Immortality: Helios does not age; each of her bodies has kept his current apparent age for millions of years.

Flight: Helios can lift his own body telekinetically.

Invulnerability: By placing a mental lock on her molecular structure, Helios can prevent his body from being harmed.

Telekinesis: Helios can move objects with his mind.

Godlike strength: Helios is as strong as he thinks he is.

Godlike stamina: Helios doesn’t need to eat, drink or sleep.

Universal translator: Helios can understand any language instantly. People around him will have the same ability, but it will fade over time without prolonged contact.

Solar energy generation: Helios is able to emit the same amount of radiation and heat of an entire star.