Typheus

Typhon, often referred to as Typhoeus in Greek mythology, is a monstrous figure known as the "Father of All Monsters." He is described as a giant with multiple serpentine heads and fierce capabilities, embodying chaos and storms. In myth, Typhon challenged the Olympian gods for supremacy but was ultimately defeated by Zeus, who imprisoned him beneath Mount Etna. Typhon represents the untamed forces of nature and the struggle between order and chaos, making him a significant symbol in various myths and cultural stories through the ages.