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Uranus (Ouranus)
General Info
Title(s)	Protogenoi of the Sky
Consort	Gaia
Parents	Gaia
Sibling(s)	The Ourea, Pontus, The Titans, The Titanides, and more
Children	Titans, Cyclopes, Hekatoncheries, Giganties, and Aphrodite

 Ouranos (or Uranus, as the Romans knew him) was the Greek sky god. He was a Protogenoi, one of the earliest gods. His consort was Gaia, who was usually either his sister or mother. He was father to the Titans . He ruled the gods until he was overthrown by five of his sons , Cronus , Hyperion , Iapetus , Coeus and Crius. Gaia conspired with them to overthrow Ouranos because he cast thier (his and Gaia's) children, the Cyclopes and the Hekatonchieres into Tartarus. When he died he cursed his son and usurper, Cronus, to be overthrown by his own children (Ouranos' grandchildren), who became six out of theTwelve Olympians.

Contents 1 In Popular Culture 1.1 Comic books 1.2 Video games 2 Gallery 2.1 Video games 3 Comments

In Popular CultureEdit

Comic booksEdit

• Ouranus makes a cameo in the graphic novel Immortals: Gods and Heroes. In the story, he is killed by his power-hungry son; Kronos.

Video gamesEdit

• Ouranus appears as Uranos in the original Kid Icarus video game. In the game he is sided with Medusa in her quest to overthrow Palutena.

GalleryEdit

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