The Titan Army invades Manhattan
The Titan Army refers to the second army of Titans that began rising during The Sea of Monsters and The Last Olympian. Led by Kronos, the Titan Lord of Time, they fought in every battle in the Second Titan War. Their base of operations was formerly Mount Othrys until it was destroyed by the Roman demigods from Camp Jupiter.
Known Members[]
Titans[]
Kronos
- Kronos (Leader)
- Atlas (Currently trapped under the sky.)
- Iapetus (After Percy Jackson pushed him into the River Lethe. Iapetus lost his memory and became neutral during the war. He now calls himself Bob.)
- Hyperion
- Krios
- Oceanus
- Prometheus
- Koios (He is never officially mentioned in the Titan War but it is assumed he played some part and was destroyed prior to Battle of Manhattan and Battle of Mount Othrys.)
Gods[]
- Aigaios
- Hecate
- Nemesis
- Melinoe
- Morpheus
- Pomona (possibly)
- Janus
- Phorcys
- Keto
- Ares (Briefly joined forces with Luke, not knowing Luke was working for Kronos. Rejoined the Olympian Army shortly after the Lightning Bolt was returned.)
Demigods[]
- Chris Rodriguez (Later joins the Olympian Army)
- Ethan Nakamura (deceased) (Kronos' right-hand man, though he rebelled against him at the last moment, he is killed for it and for his sacrifice he is given a funeral shroud.)
- Luke Castellan (deceased) (Controlled by Kronos for most of The Last Olympian, but he sacrificed himself to destroy Kronos.)
- Silena Beauregard (deceased) (Acted as a spy for Kronos inside Camp Half-Blood, though she wanted to stop but was blackmailed into continuing. However, she then makes up for it by sacrificing her life to bring the Ares cabin as reinforcements and so she is honored as a hero.)
- Alabaster Torrington (Leader apparent of Kronos' Demigod Forces)
- Other unnamed soldiers and children many of whom were children of Hecate.
- Unnamed (fate unknown) (Woken up from a nap, armor half-on, the twelve-year-old demigod is disarmed by Percy and told to get off the ship and tell others to do so too. He was sent tumbling to the next floor by a shove from Percy. He appears in The Last Olympian.)
- Unnamed (fate unknown) (Converses with Luke in the Labyrinth and voices his insecurities about the quest, but is advised that Daedalus will pull through. He appears in The Battle of the Labyrinth.)
- Unnamed (fate unknown) (Arrives to alert Luke that a lone demigod was found wandering the Labyrinth, which Luke considers to be a blessing from Kronos. He appears in The Battle of the Labyrinth.)
- Unnamed (fate unknown) (Speaks with Chris Rodriguez aboard the Princess Andromeda. He appears in The Sea of Monsters.)
Mount Othrys, The Titan Army's headquarters
Monsters[]
- Hellhounds
- Harpies
- Kelli, Tammi, and other Empousai
- Queen Sess and other Scythian Dracanae
- Pit Scorpion
- Minotaur
- Morrain and other Hyperborean Giants
- Hyperborean Cyclopes
- Laistrygonian Giants
- Colchis Bulls
- Stymphalian Birds
- Dr. Thorn
- Nemean Lion
- Typhon
- Kampê
- Clazmonian Sow
- Lydian Drakon
- Aethiopian Drakon
- Dragons
- Telekhines
- Agrius and Oreius
- Keres
- Giant Crab
- Sea Serpents, Giant Squid, and other sea monsters
- Zombies/Skeleton warriors grown from dragon's teeth taken from the Natural History Museum
Hired Help[]
- Geryon
- Antaeus
- Triumvirate Holdings
- Human Mercenaries
Unofficial Members Who Hindered Demigods[]
Destruction[]
Following the Battle of Manhattan in The Last Olympian, most of the monsters had been defeated, along with Kronos and Hyperion. The remaining Titans fled and went into hiding. The minor gods were accepted back into Olympus and presumably given thrones. Prometheus claimed he only wanted to minimize the damage by joining Kronos so he could get out of trouble, but if he was smart he would keep his head down for a couple of centuries. In The Lost Hero, it is revealed that Jason Grace, son of Jupiter, led the Roman demigods to Mount Othrys and destroyed it, while Percy Jackson and the demigods of Camp Half-Blood battled Kronos in Manhattan.
In The Demigod Diaries, Alabaster C. Torrington mentions that Hecate had lost more children than any of the other gods in the war with the Titans.
Galery[]
The Last Olympian (graphic novel)[]
Members Gallery[]
Titans[]
Gods[]
Demigods[]
Monsters[]
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