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“	I am sorry I won't be able to see you die.	”
–Kymopoleia to Percy Jackson in The Blood of Olympus

Kymopoleia, also known as Kym, is a daughter of Poseidon and Amphitrite, and the goddess of violent sea storms and violent storm waves.

Percy Jackson's Greek Gods

Unlike her siblings Triton and Rhode, Kymopoleia was never invited to see her parents, as her father Poseidon found her presence disruptive. As a result, she wanders his abandoned domains alone.

She was reluctantly married off to the Hekatonkheire Briares as a reward for him supporting the gods in the Titanomachy against Kronos. She has stated that she hates her husband and that his return after The Battle of the Labyrinth brings her displeasure.

The Heroes of Olympus

The Blood of Olympus

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Percy Jackson, her half-brother

On their way to Delos, the Argo II is attacked by a sudden, violent storm. Percy Jackson dives into the water, followed by Jason Grace, who protects himself with a vacuum of air via venti (Dylan). They follow a green light to an old ruined domain of Poseidon, where Kymopoleia is using her powers to try and sink the ship, and lure Percy to Polybotes, who lies waiting.

While Percy is slowly suffocated by Polybotes' poison, Jason convinces Kymopoleia to help them, by promising to build both a Roman and Greek shrine, a custom banner, her own cabin at Camp Half-Blood, and an action figure. The idea of being feared and respected is enough to motivate her to slice off Polybotes' head.

Before Jason and Percy leave, she warns them that Percy's fatal flaw may cost them the world. She also confirms that Jason's plan to defeat Gaea could succeed. She also conveys Dylan's wish to be released upon returning to the surface, which a disgusted Jason agrees to.

The Trials of Apollo

The Burning Maze

In Edgarton Day and Boarding School, Jason Grace is making sketches and a layout of shrines for minors gods to keep his promise for Kymopoleia. Unfornately, he was killed by Caligula before his work could be finished, he received a Herophile saying this would happen. So Apollo and Meg McCaffrey take the sketchbook and layout to Camp Jupiter to finish off the work Jason started.

Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard

The Ship of the Dead

Kym is mentioned by Percy Jackson when he mentions how Jason Grace convinced her to save him with action figures and banners. Annabeth Chase also mentions that she never heard the details of that, which causes Percy to blush.

Personality

Overall, Kymopoleia is driven by her desire to be feared. She states that her father Poseidon is constantly restricting her powers, much to her chagrin. Her heart has grown bitter after being cast out by her family and given over to Briares like an object. After Jason promises that she will gain recognition, she softens up a bit and even tells Jason that she finds him funny.

Appearance

In The Blood of Olympus, Kymopoleia was described as a 20-foot-tall goddess, wearing a flowing green dress that was cinched at the waist with a belt of abalone shells. Her skin was as white and luminous as algae fields, and her hair swayed and glowed like jellyfish tendrils. Jason also observed that her face was beautiful but unearthly, with too-bright eyes and too-delicate features, and her too-cold smile implied that she had not perfected the art of smiling. She also had a melodic voice, the resonance of which seemed to extend past the range of human hearing. She also laughs like a dolphin.

Abilities

As the immortal daughter of the King and Queen of the sea, Kymopoleia is a considerably powerful goddess; however, not quite as powerful as an Olympian.

Great Strength: Kymopoleia has great strength, even for a goddess, as shown when she decapitated the giant Polybotes (one of the most powerful of the Giants) by simply hurling a bronze disk.
Immense Durability: Kymopoleia barely flinched when smacked in the ribcage by Polybotes' Trident.
Hydrokinesis: As the Goddess of Violent Waves, Kymopoleia has divine authority over water and can manipulate it, to a far greater degree than her demigod siblings - such as Percy Jackson - but to a lesser degree than her father.
Atmokinesis: As the Goddess of Violent Sea Storms, Kymopoleia could conjure storms over the seas, such as hurricanes and typhoons. In The Blood of Olympus, she mentions that the violent storm that was sinking the Argo II was a "small taste" of what she could do.
- Aerokinesis (limited): As a byproduct of generating sea storms, she can manipulate the air above such a storm. In The Blood of Olympus, the wind roared so loudly that the Seven could barely hear each other.
  - Venti Communication: As the goddess of sea storms, Kymopoleia has dominion over storm Venti and can communicate with them, as demonstrated when she told Jason that Dylan was begging for release.
Toxikinesis: After killing Polybotes, Kymopoleia dissipated the poison killing Percy with a mere gesture.

Trivia

Kymopoleia is the only female and immortal goddess to call Percy Jackson her brother and the second sibling to call him by his full name, Perseus Jackson, along with Triton.
Like her brother they were both introduced in the last book of their respective series Triton (Percy Jackson Series) and Kymopoleia (The Heroes of Olympus Series).
Jason promises that she will be the first minor god he takes care of when he starts enforcing their worship.
Interestingly, Kymopoleia is the only character in either series that is compared to a superhero from Marvel Comics (Captain America). Jason and Percy, on the other hand, are compared to superheroes from DC Comics (Superman and Aquaman respectively).
Kymopoleia has never been honored, yet she is still powerful enough to sink the Argo II.

The Heroes of Olympus
Core Series:	The Lost Hero \| The Son of Neptune \| The Mark of Athena \| The House of Hades \| The Blood of Olympus
Main Characters:	Jason Grace \| Piper McLean \| Leo Valdez \| Percy Jackson \| Frank Zhang \| Hazel Levesque \| Annabeth Chase \| Iapetus/Bob \| Reyna Ramírez-Arellano \| Nico di Angelo \| Gleeson Hedge
Secondary Characters:	Hylla Ramírez-Arellano \| Dakota \| Tyson \| Ella \| Octavian \| Halcyon Green \| Dr. Howard Claymore \| Alabaster C. Torrington \| Lamia
Minor Characters:	Rachel Elizabeth Dare \| Grover Underwood \| Thalia Grace \| Clarisse La Rue \| Fleecy \| Mrs. O'Leary \| Kinzie \| Arion \| Calypso \| Lou Ellen Blackstone \| Chiron \| Will Solace \| Tristan McLean \| Don \| Julia \| Jacob \| Michael Varus \| Burly Black \| Medea \| Midas \| Lityerses \| Phineas \| Otrera \| Echo \| Narcissus \| Sciron \| Pasiphaë \| Lycaon
Olympian Gods:	Zeus \| Hera \| Poseidon \| Hades \| Ares \| Demeter \| Athena \| Apollo \| Artemis \| Hephaestus \| Aphrodite \| Hermes \| Dionysus
Minor Gods:	Achelous \| Aeolus \| Asclepius \| Boreas \| Eurus \| Hecate \| Iris \| Hypnos \| Keto \| Khione \| Kymopoleia \| Mithras \| Nemesis \| Nike \| Notus \| Phorcys \| Serapis \| Thanatos \| Triptolemus \| Zephyros
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Giants:	Enceladus \| Porphyrion \| Alcyoneus \| Polybotes \| Ephialtes \| Otis \| Damasen \| Clytius \| Mimas \| Orion \| Hippolytos \| Thoon \| Periboia
Undead:	Gray \| Zombie
Primordial Gods:	Gaea \| Tartarus \| Ourae \| Nyx \| Chaos \| Ouranos \| Akhlys \| Hemera \| Elpis \| Spes
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 |name = Kymopoleia
-|title = Goddess of Violent Sea Storms
 |gender = Female
+|alias = Goddess of Violent Sea Storms and Violent Storm Waves
-|family = [[Poseidon]] (father) <br> [[Amphitrite]] (mother) <br> [[Triton]] (brother) <br> Rhode (sister) <br> [[Tyson]] and [[Percy Jackson]] (paternal half-brothers) <br> [[Briares]] (husband)
+|family = [[Poseidon]] (father) <br> [[Amphitrite]] (mother) <br> [[Triton]] (brother) <br> Rhode (sister) <br> [[Tyson]] and [[Percy Jackson]] (paternal half-brothers) <br> [[Briares]] (husband) <br> [[Jason Grace]] (cousin)
-|status = [[Immortal]]
 |eye = White
 |hair = Any color
 |height = 20 ft
+|species = [[Greek Gods|Goddess]]
 |affiliation = [[Gigantes]] (formerly) <br> [[Gaea]] (formerly) <br> [[Jason Grace]] (loosely)
+|residence = Remains of former palaces of her father
+|status = [[Immortal]]
+|appearances = ''[[Percy Jackson's Greek Gods]]'' (mentioned) <br>''[[The Blood of Olympus]]''<br> ''[[The Burning Maze]]'' (mentioned)<br> ''[[The Ship of the Dead]]'' (mentioned)
+|pantheon = Greek
 |weapons = Unknown
+|Greek/Roman form = Unknown}}
-|species = [[Gods|Goddess]]
+{{Quote|I am sorry I won't be able to see you die.|Kymopoleia to [[Percy Jackson]] in [[The Blood of Olympus]]}}
-|home = Remains of former palaces of her father
+'''Kymopoleia''', also known as '''Kym''', is a daughter of [[Poseidon]] and [[Amphitrite]], and the [[goddess]] of violent sea storms and violent storm waves.
-|Greek/Roman form = Unknown
-|appearances = ''[[Percy Jackson's Greek Gods]]'' (mentioned) <br>''[[The Blood of Olympus]]''
-|actor = None
-|quests = None
-|pantheon = Greek}}
-'''Kymopoleia''' is a daughter of [[Poseidon]] and [[Amphitrite]], and the goddess of violent sea storms.
 ==''[[Percy Jackson's Greek Gods]]''==
-Unlike her siblings [[Triton]] and Rhode, Kymopoleia was never invited to see her parents, as her father [[Poseidon]] found her presence disruptive. As a result, she wanders his abandoned domains alone. She was reluctantly married off to the Hekatonkheire [[Briares]] as a reward for him supporting the gods in the Titanomachy against [[Kronos]]. She has stated that she hates her husband, and that his return after ''[[The Battle of the Labyrinth]]'' brings her displeasure.
+Unlike her siblings [[Triton]] and Rhode, Kymopoleia was never invited to see her parents, as her father [[Poseidon]] found her presence disruptive. As a result, she wanders his abandoned domains alone.
+She was reluctantly married off to the Hekatonkheire [[Briares]] as a reward for him supporting the gods in the Titanomachy against [[Kronos]]. She has stated that she hates her husband and that his return after ''[[The Battle of the Labyrinth]]'' brings her displeasure.
 ==''[[The Heroes of Olympus]]''==
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 On their way to [[Delos]], the ''[[Argo II]]'' is attacked by a sudden, violent storm. [[Percy Jackson]] dives into the water, followed by [[Jason Grace]], who protects himself with a vacuum of air via venti ([[Dylan]]). They follow a green light to an old ruined domain of Poseidon, where Kymopoleia is using her powers to try and sink the ship, and lure Percy to [[Polybotes]], who lies waiting.
-While [[Percy]] is slowly suffocated by [[Polybotes]]' poison, Jason convinces Kymopoleia to help them, by promising to build both a Roman and Greek shrine, a custom banner, her own cabin at [[Camp Half-Blood]], and an action figure. The idea of being feared and respected is enough to motivate her to slice off [[Polybotes]]' head.
+While Percy is slowly suffocated by Polybotes' poison, Jason convinces Kymopoleia to help them, by promising to build both a Roman and Greek shrine, a custom banner, her own cabin at [[Camp Half-Blood]], and an action figure. The idea of being feared and respected is enough to motivate her to slice off Polybotes' head.
-Before [[Jason]] and [[Percy]] leave, she warns them that Percy's fatal flaw may cost them the world. She also confirms that Jason's plan to defeat [[Gaea]] could succeed. She also conveys Dylan's wish to be released upon returning to the surface, which a disgusted Jason agrees to.
+Before Jason and Percy leave, she warns them that Percy's fatal flaw may cost them the world. She also confirms that Jason's plan to defeat [[Gaea]] could succeed. She also conveys Dylan's wish to be released upon returning to the surface, which a disgusted Jason agrees to.
+==''[[The Trials of Apollo]]''==
-==Personality==
+===''[[The Burning Maze]]''===
-Overall, Kymopoleia is driven by her desired to be feared. She states that her father [[Poseidon]] is constantly restricting her powers, much to her chagrin. Her heart has grown bitter after being cast out by her family, and given over to [[Briares]] like an object. After [[Jason]] promises that she will gain recognition, she softens up a bit, and even tells Jason that she finds him funny.
+In [[Edgarton Day and Boarding School]], Jason Grace is making sketches and a layout of shrines for minors gods to keep his promise for Kymopoleia. Unfornately, he was killed by [[Caligula]] before his work could be finished, he received a [[Herophile]] saying this would happen. So [[Apollo]] and [[Meg McCaffrey]] take the sketchbook and layout to Camp Jupiter to finish off the work Jason started.
+==''[[Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard]]''==
+===''[[The Ship of the Dead]]''===
+Kym is mentioned by Percy Jackson when he mentions how Jason Grace convinced her to save him with action figures and banners. [[Annabeth Chase]] also mentions that she never heard the details of that, which causes Percy to blush.
+==Personality==
+Overall, Kymopoleia is driven by her desire to be feared. She states that her father [[Poseidon]] is constantly restricting her powers, much to her chagrin. Her heart has grown bitter after being cast out by her family and given over to [[Briares]] like an object. After [[Jason]] promises that she will gain recognition, she softens up a bit and even tells Jason that she finds him funny.
 ==Appearance==
-As seen in ''[[The Blood of Olympus]]'', Kymopoleia is a 20-foot-tall goddess, wearing a flowing green dress, decorated with a belt of abalone shells. Her skin is white and luminous, and her hair is made up of glowing, jellyfish tendrils. Jason states that her face is too delicate looking, besides her bright eyes. She has a cold smile that looks like she hasn't perfected the art of yet. Her laugh is like that of a dolphin.
+In ''[[The Blood of Olympus]]'', Kymopoleia was described as a 20-foot-tall goddess, wearing a flowing green dress that was cinched at the waist with a belt of abalone shells. Her skin was as white and luminous as algae fields, and her hair swayed and glowed like jellyfish tendrils. Jason also observed that her face was beautiful but unearthly, with too-bright eyes and too-delicate features, and her too-cold smile implied that she had not perfected the art of smiling. She also had a melodic voice, the resonance of which seemed to extend past the range of human hearing. She also laughs like a dolphin.
 ==Abilities==
+As the immortal daughter of the [[Poseidon|King]] and [[Amphitrite|Queen]] of the sea, Kymopoleia is a considerably powerful goddess; however, not quite as powerful as an [[Olympian]].
-Kymopoleia presumably possesses the standard powers of a [[Gods|goddess]].
+*'''Great Strength''': Kymopoleia has great strength, even for a goddess, as shown when she decapitated the giant [[Polybotes]] (one of the most powerful of the [[Gigantes|Giants]]) by simply hurling a bronze disk.
-*'''[[Hydrokinesis]]''': As the child of [[Poseidon]], Kymopoleia can control and manipulate water like Percy, but to a much greater extent.
+*'''Immense Durability''': Kymopoleia barely flinched when smacked in the ribcage by Polybotes' Trident.
-*'''[[Atmokinesis]] (limited)''': As the goddess of violent storms, she can conjure storms over the seas and oceans, such as hurricanes and typhoons.
+*'''[[Hydrokinesis]]:''' As the Goddess of Violent Waves, Kymopoleia has divine authority over water and can manipulate it, to a far greater degree than her demigod siblings - such as [[Percy Jackson]] - but to a lesser degree than her father.
+*'''[[Atmokinesis]]:''' As the Goddess of Violent Sea Storms, Kymopoleia could conjure storms over the seas, such as hurricanes and typhoons. In ''[[The Blood of Olympus]]'', she mentions that the violent storm that was sinking the [[Argo II]] was a "small taste" of what she could do.
+**'''[[Aerokinesis]]''' ('''limited'''): As a byproduct of generating sea storms, she can manipulate the air above such a storm. In ''[[The Blood of Olympus]]'', the wind roared so loudly that the [[Prophecy of Seven|Seven]] could barely hear each other.
+***'''Venti Communication''': As the goddess of sea storms, Kymopoleia has dominion over storm [[Venti]] and can communicate with them, as demonstrated when she told [[Jason Grace|Jason]] that [[Dylan]] was begging for release.
+*'''[[Toxikinesis]]:''' After killing Polybotes, Kymopoleia dissipated the poison killing [[Percy Jackson|Percy]] with a mere gesture.
 ==Trivia==
 *Kymopoleia is the only female and immortal goddess to call [[Percy Jackson]] her brother and the second sibling to call him by his full name, Perseus Jackson, along with [[Triton]].
 *Like her brother they were both introduced in the last book of their respective series Triton (''Percy Jackson Series) ''and Kymopoleia (''The Heroes of Olympus Series)''.
-* Jason promises that she will be the first minor god he takes care of when he starts enforcing their worship.
+*Jason promises that she will be the first minor god he takes care of when he starts enforcing their worship.
 *Interestingly, Kymopoleia is the only character in either series that is compared to a superhero from Marvel Comics (Captain America). [[Jason]] and [[Percy]], on the other hand, are compared to superheroes from DC Comics (Superman and Aquaman respectively).
+*Kymopoleia has never been honored, yet she is still powerful enough to sink the'' Argo II''.
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