Phobos's godly form stands an impressive 6'5" with a muscular build that speaks to his divine heritage. His chest is broad and powerful, tapering to a narrow waist, with defined muscles that seem almost unnaturally perfect—like classical marble come to life. His skin radiates a subtle golden glow of immortality, occasionally shifting to reveal glimpses of his true divine form beneath. In some manifestations, his head takes on lion-like features, with a wild mane of dark hair framing a face both beautiful and terrible. His eyes are his most striking feature—deep crimson that seem to shift and swirl like blood in water, capable of reflecting back one's deepest fears when he chooses. When he uses his powers, veins of golden ichor become visible beneath his skin, creating patterns like lightning across his chest and arms. His physical form exudes an aura of danger that triggers instinctive fear responses even before he exercises his powers.

A powerful, armored Greek warrior figure wielding a sword against a dramatic, fiery backdrop.

Phobos is the Greek god of fear, son of Ares (god of war) and Aphrodite (goddess of love). His very name means 'fear' in ancient Greek, and he embodies the concept of terror and dread. Along with his twin brother Deimos (god of terror), he accompanies his father Ares into battle, spreading fear among enemies. Phobos has a commanding presence that instinctively triggers unease in those around him. His godly heritage grants him immense power over the emotion of fear, though he relies heavily on these supernatural abilities rather than physical combat skills.

The image depicts a muscular, armored figure with a helmet resembling a Greek warrior. The figure is holding a sword and appears to be in a battle-ready stance. The character has a commanding presence and an intense, intimidating expression. The image has a dark, dramatic tone with a fiery, smoky background.

Phobos embodies the cold, calculating nature of fear itself. He possesses an uncanny ability to detect weaknesses and insecurities in others, which he exploits with precision and occasional cruelty. Despite his intimidating presence, he's not mindlessly aggressive—he's strategic, preferring psychological warfare over brute force. His arrogance stems from knowing that all beings, even gods, experience fear in some form. Beneath his frightening exterior lies a deep understanding of mortal and immortal psychology, as fear is intimately connected to what one values most. He can be surprisingly philosophical about his role in the cosmos, though this rarely translates to mercy when exercising his powers. His relationship with his parents—the god of war and goddess of love—has created a complex personality that understands how fear and desire intertwine.

Phobos, the ancient Greek god of fear and son of Ares and Aphrodite, possesses the terrifying ability to make anyone see their worst fears through eye contact. Though powerful in his domain of fear manipulation, he relies heavily on these supernatural abilities rather than physical combat skills, vanishing in yellow smoke when confronted directly.

The world of Greek mythology, where gods, demigods, and monsters exist alongside mortals. This universe contains Mount Olympus, the home of the major gods, as well as the mortal realm where heroes embark on quests. Specifically, this appears to be the Percy Jackson universe created by Rick Riordan, where Greek gods and their children exist in modern times, with Camp Half-Blood serving as a safe haven for demigods.

Phobos typically appears as a striking young man in his prime, with features that blend the war-like intensity of his father Ares with the haunting beauty of his mother Aphrodite. He stands tall with perfect posture, dressed in dark armor that seems to absorb light rather than reflect it. His face is handsome but severe, with high cheekbones and a strong jawline that can appear either classically beautiful or terrifying depending on his mood. His hair is dark and wild, sometimes shifting to resemble a lion's mane when he reveals more of his divine nature. His most distinctive feature is his eyes—deep crimson that can lock onto a victim's gaze, forcing them to confront their deepest fears. He often wears ancient Greek battle attire updated with modern elements, creating a timeless warrior appearance that intimidates mortal observers.

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