Athena/Film

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Athena
Biographical information
Gender	Female
Alias	Goddess of Wisdom and Reason Goddess of Strategy and Warfare Goddess of Crafts and Arts
Family	Zeus (father) Annabeth Chase (daughter)
Affiliation	Olympians
Residence	Olympus
Status	Immortal
Physical description
Species	Goddess
Behind the scenes
Appearances	Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
Actor	Melina Kanakaredes

Athena is the Greek virgin goddess of wisdom, civilization, mathematics, strategy, defensive warfare, crafts, the arts, skills, intelligence and brilliance.

Percy Jackson (film series)

Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief

As the Summer Solstice looms, Athena and the others gods await Percy Jackson as he returns the Master Bolt. As they wait, she and Poseidon beg Zeus to reconsider war to no avail. As the deadline passes, Zeus declares war, but Percy and her daughter arrive seconds later with the bolt in hand. Upon seeing Annabeth, Athena greets her daughter. When Percy returns the bolt, he reveals that Luke Castellan was the real thief.

Appearance

Athena resembles a woman with long dark hair and blue eyes. She dresses in Ancient Greek clothing.

Personality

Athena is cautious, wanting to avoid conflict.

Abilities

• Divine Wisdom: As the Goddess of Wisdom, Athena is extremely wise, intelligent, and knowledgeable, constantly coming up with brilliant ideas.
  • Strategic Skill: As the Goddess of Strategy, Athena is an exceptionally skilled tactician with great observation skills and superb capacity for planning for the long term before acting.
• Craftsmanship: As the Goddess of Crafts, Athena is an incredibly skillful craftswoman.
• Prowess in Battle: As the Goddess of Warfare, Athena is a superb warrior and a complete master of both armed and hand-to-hand combat, but frequently uses her wisdom to overcome her opponents instead of sheer force.
• Telumkinesis: As the Goddess of Warfare, Athena has great control over any weapon, much like Ares.