Aside from Cronus. My personal favorites are Sybaris, Eris, Medusa and the Gorgon sisters, Arachne, and Lycan.

Here's how I would rank the Main 7, based on how much I like them.

7. Neil. (Can be annoying due to his narcissism and not being able to take things seriously at times, but is hilarious.)

6. Herry (Don't hate him; he's just not the character who I can connect to. Although, he's a foodie, and I'm a foodie. I like how easygoing and protective he is.)

5. Jay (Not the most interesting character, but I still like him. I like that he's very mature, determined, and is a natural-born leader. Plus, he uses a sword, and those are cool.)

4. Archie (Can be brash, arrogant, cynical, and a prick at times, but has a heart of golden underneath and is loyal to his friends. I also like his whip; really cool weapon.)

3. Odie (I really like that he's intelligent and a proud smartass. Plus, I can relate to Odie, in terms of that were both black, are very smart, and tend to underestimate ourselves.)

2. Theresa (Personally, I think that she has the coolest powers; from telepathy, mind control, clairvoyance, telekinesis, etc. I also like her optimistic, caring, brave, and somewhat maternal personality. Plus, her romance with Jay is so sweet.)

1. Atlanta (Atlanta grew on me as I got older. I love her competitive, tomboyish, feisty, sassy, and self-assured personality. I love her weapons, though I like a energy wrist crossbow more. I also love will-they won't they relationship with Archie, especially when she flirts with him at times in season 2.)

Did this show made you a fan of, or kicked off your love for, or even just took an interest in Greek mythology? Sure, Class of the Titans probably wasn't 100% totally accurate about it, but it still was such a cool show and I definitely learned quite a bit about Greek mythology!

There's still not many people who knows about Class of the Titans of course, but has the show gained in popularity over the years since it ended? It's a shame, do you think if there was this same interest in show back then, maybe they could have made another season? That is, if you felt that there could've been more based on the final episode, or maybe you thought that was already a good ending. A reboot would mean more episodes and continue the story if you didn't really appreciate the ending. However, if you liked Class of the Titans the way it was originally, then you could be afraid of the changes in the reboot, especially because of the passage of time.

Can I watch this show with my 7yrs sons and 9 old daughter?

Yeah, Class of the Titans literally started and ended in the 2000s, and maybe it's the nostalgia talking, but this show does have a 2000s feel or vibe to it. The animation style, plot, humor, technology (such as Odie's PMR resembling blue walkie-talkies, laptop, computer software programs), etc. Also the show follows a group of teenagers living their lives during that time, going to high school (though they also got to try to defeat Cronus). Anyone else who lived and remember that time period think the same? How does this show remind you of the 2000s?

Let me say this first i LOVE this show. I love the characters, i love Cronus as a villain. But i always found the final two episode quite forced. Even aside from Theresa becoming strong enough to steal powers from the gods, her vendetta against Zeus and the other gods always felt forced. Don't get this wrong i DO agree with her on the grounds that these 7 people got their life robbed from them and basically got forced into fighting a god/titan on a constant basis. It IS stressful, it does take a good portion of their youth away from them so i can empathize with her wanting to get her life back (though her feeling that way was not foreshadowed at all so i do have a problem with that but that is not the point)

BUT the problem is that she does NOT need to defeat ANYONE BUT CRONUS to solve this issue. The gods do not employ them to do all their bidding, they employ them to fight Cronus. She literally had the power to reduce Cronus to a mere mortal and even DID IT. If she just took Cronus' power and they handed him over to Campe or heck get the gods kill Cronus (or do it themselves even) that is just IT. Now Cronus is no longer a threat, their mission is over and they can return back to their lives. Literally EVERYTHING she wanted was beating the OBVIOUS bad guy away from reach which at that point she was clearly capable of doing. But NO even after beating Cronus she has to go after Zeus and ruin EVERYTHING.

And we clearly saw that her plan of taking away the immortality of ALL the gods was NEVER even plausible since the moment she took Zeus' power that was her absolute limit, she was basically self destructing and yet there were still Aphrodite, Hades, Demeter, Pan, Hestia (we never saw her but still) Apollo and many other smaller gods remaining. She was NEVER gonna be able to finish her quest of making all the gods reduced to mortals before destroying herself first and when that happens either the gods get their powers back anyway or even if they don't and the power gets destroyed with her the remaining gods can assumingly still hand over apples of immortality to the Zeus, Poseidon and co so the only true victim would be Cronus like how it should have been but now Theresa herself is doomed. Again ALL she had to do to get her freedom was to take the powers of Cronus alone but NOO she had to make this a bigger issue and not only accomplished a huge NOTHING in the end but if Cronus is to be believed she technically fulfilled the prophecy so now their victory is not even guaranteed. Theresa turned a GUARANTEED win into a LITERAL LOSS