ARES


ARES


 

Inspired by the Greek god ARES, wearing a golden helmet. Taking off his tank top, he comes with a sword and shield and a red cloak. The background of the event is gradual in warm tones to match the fierceness of the gods.


He was the Greek god of war. He was one of the twelve gods of Olympus. and the son of Zeus and Hera in Greek literature It symbolizes the physical aspect or the violence and restlessness of war, in contrast to Athena, the god of wisdom. including military strategy and the position of commander-in-chief

The Greeks had an obscure feeling for Ares. Because Ares was a symbol of defeat as well as his ability to fight, despite his physical courage necessary to be successful in war. but a dangerous power Destruction and killing" Fear (Phobos) and horror (Dimos) Son and discord (Aneo) Lover and Kanikhagini. Traveling with him on a chariot, in the Iliad, Zeus the Father said to Ares, He was the god Zeus hated the most. A place or object in relation to Ares gives that place or object a cruel quality. dangerous or military His worth as a god of war became questionable. because in the Trojan War Ares is on the losing side, while Athena, often portrayed in Greek art with victory (Nike) in her hand. on the winning Greek side

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