Olympus

Olympus. Not to be confused with Olympus, the mountain, Olympus was a Gigante (possibly one of the Kouretes, that raised Zeus) from Crete that had raised Zeus, and then turned against him. He, along with Eurymadon, let the Gigantes against Zeus and the gods in the Gigantomachia. It was written by Ptolemy Hephaestion that when Zeus struck Olympus down, he was filled with remorse, and the only way that he could vent his sorrow was naming the giant after himself, calling the Gigante Olympus.

Parents: Gaea, the Earth