Mythos who's who

How to read this: Three generations, top to bottom — the Primordials come out of Chaos, the Titans are their children, the Olympians are the Titans' children (and the ones Fry lingers on). Don't fight the faint names; many are personified concepts, not people to track. Anchor on the ★ cast and everyone else hangs off them as parent, sibling, or victim. The coloured edge on each card keys its generation — the same colour dots each section heading.

Family tree: with All selected you get the whole line in one chart — everyone from Chaos down, every row one generation, the made-not-born gathered in a row at the end. Pick a kind and you get just that kind's chart instead: the twelve Titans above their children, Zeus's row above his. of Kronos & Rhea under a name points at parents who sit elsewhere; with Metis names the other parent. Tap any box for the full detail — every name in it is a link. Wide charts pan sideways, and Fit width shows the whole shape at once.

Filters: the What chips narrow by kind of being — Primordials, Titans, Olympians, spirits, monsters, mortals — and work in both views, together with search.