Chimaera: Chimaera is the child of a hundred-headed dragon named Typhoeus and a half-fairy, half-snake creature named Echidna and is considered one of the most famous monsters in mythology. The chimera was a creature with two heads of a lion and a goat on one side and a tail with the head of a snake on the other. His body is half a lion and half a goat, and fire pours from his mouth. This monster, by destroying the herds of the herdsmen and attacking the people, caused the people of Lycia to panic and was killed by a man named Bellerophon from the people of Corinth.

Cyclopes: The Greeks considered the gods and monsters to be the children of the Titans - the early gods - most of whom were the children of Gaea, the mother goddess, and Uranus. Uranus was the god of the sky and the son of Gaia, and Gaia alone gave birth to him. Together, these two produced many children, including the 12 Titans. The Cyclopes, who were one-eyed giants, were three in number and symbolized thunder, lightning, and lightning. These giants were the first blacksmiths and were imprisoned by a Titan named Cronus. When Zeus rebelled against the Titans, he freed the Cyclops, and in return they gave him his famous weapons, the thunderbolt and the thunderbolt.

Giants: Giants were huge creatures that were born as a result of the blood of Uranus spilling on the ground. They attacked Zeus and the Olympian gods, and in order to reach their headquarters, they climbed on top of K. Hei and created a way to reach the headquarters of the gods by stacking their war equipment. The gods were finally able to defeat the giants with the help of Hercules, the mythological hero and son of Zeus, and buried them under the volcanoes.

Gorgons: In Greek mythology, the Gorgon was a female monster, with a body covered with impenetrable scales, hair of living snakes, sharp teeth, and a face so ugly that anyone who looked at them turned to stone. There were three of them, two of them were immortal and the third one named Medusa was mortal. The Greeks used the image of this monster's head to decorate their shields to frighten their enemies and protect themselves from evil powers.

Cerberus: Cerberus is another child of Typhoius and Echidna and is a three-headed dog with a snake instead of a tail. This monster has been the guardian of the world of the dead. He allowed the dead to enter and prevented them from leaving the underworld. Only a few of the living people were able to somehow cross this barrier and go to the world of the dead and return. One of these people was Orpheus, who was able to make her fall asleep by singing and go to rescue his wife Eurydice. Hercules, in his last mission, managed to remove Cerberus from his place and offer it to King Eurystheus.

Sirens: Sirens were sisters who lived in the rocky parts of the sea. They had a very beautiful and enticing song, and they misled the sailors with their voice and dragged them to the deadly rocks. It is said that these four sisters were the children of Achelous, the storm god.

Chrysaor: Chrysaor is the second child of Medusa and Poseidon. There is not much information about this creature, we only know that he was probably a giant and was considered a powerful warrior and his name means golden sword.