#FATHER OF ZEUS POSEIDON AND HADES SKIN#

As a result, he ate his sons one by one without hesitation or remorse to prevent the prophecy from happening, showing he cared more for power than his family. He became especially paranoid due to a prophecy that stated his sons would be his downfall. Kronos’ obsession with power and maintaining his tyrannical rule would eventually drive him insane. Despite his seemingly genuine love for his wife Rhea, he mainly married her so that he could use her power as a fertility goddess to overthrow his father Ouranos. Kronos is power-hungry and obsessed with control. Hades believes there must have been a time when Kronos was kind and compassionate, as he saw how much his mother loved him, but Kronos lost this side of himself over time due to Gaia’s prophecy. While not much is known about him, he is said by others to have been a tyrant, feared by mortals and immortals alike. While using Hades' body, Kronos shortens his hair and shows his eyes.

#FATHER OF ZEUS POSEIDON AND HADES SKIN#

While using Hermes, Kronos darkens the skin of his body, slicks back his hair, displays eerie black eyes, and wears a black waist wrap. While possessing other beings, Kronos can appear exactly like them save for his eyes, which appear completely black with a white pupil.

Kronos is frequently shirtless and appears to wear a wrap around his waist. He is shown to have a pointed nose, a trait he shares with two of his sons, Hades and Zeus.

When enraged, Kronos's blue features turn red and his mouth becomes larger and jagged. His hair is long and wild, appearing to float of its own accord. Kronos' skin and hair resembles the night sky, appearing black or dark blue and having speckles of white and light blue across it.

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