Typhon

Typhon. Typhon, also known as Typhoeus, was the storm giant that led a siege on Olympus. Gaea had a child with Tartarus to try and stop the gods that had thrown her children, the Titans, into Tartarus. This monster and Echidna were the result. He had wings, and it was said that his head brushed the top of the sky. At the bottom of him, he had serpents for legs. During the siege on Olympus, all of the gods became frightened and fled to Egypt in their animal forms. The only one to stay was Zeus, and the battle between him and Typhon lasted days. Finally, Zeus defeated Typhon, and imprisoned him under Mount Etna. This is why eruptions emanate from the mountain. He and Echidna, before his imprisonment, had many sons and daughters that grew up to be the famous monsters of many Greek myths.

Parents:
 * Gaea, the Earth
 * Tartarus, the Pit

Children:
 * 1) Chimera
 * 2) Orthos
 * 3) Caucasian Eagle
 * 4) Crommyonian Sow
 * 5) Cerberus
 * 6) Lernean Hydra
 * 7) Anemoi Thuellai, Storm Spirits