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Description
Son of Gaia and Pontus.
Brother of Ceto, Nereus, Thaumas, Eurybia and Charybdis.
Consort of Keto.
Primitive god of the Mysteries of the Sea, he is most notable in myth for having fathered a series of monstrous children. It is believed that he and his wife were the parents of all the sea monsters that lived in the sea in ancient times. As a god of the sea, Phorcis has a high level of control over the waters of the sea, although lower than that of Oceanus and Poseidon, this is due to the fact that his power and influence are stronger over aspects of the sea that are still unknown. to other sea gods and only he knows their true secrets. Phorcys was depicted in ancient mosaics as a gray-haired, fish-tailed god with spiky skin like a crab and forelimbs shaped like crab claws.
With Ceto he generated: The Gorgons, the Greias, Echidna, Ketus/Kraken and possibly many sea monsters.

Description
Son of Gaia and Pontus.
Brother of Ceto, Nereus, Thaumas, Eurybia and Charybdis.
Consort of Keto.
Primitive god of the Mysteries of the Sea, he is most notable in myth for having fathered a series of monstrous children. It is believed that he and his wife were the parents of all the sea monsters that lived in the sea in ancient times. As a god of the sea, Phorcis has a high level of control over the waters of the sea, although lower than that of Oceanus and Poseidon, this is due to the fact that his power and influence are stronger over aspects of the sea that are still unknown. to other sea gods and only he knows their true secrets. Phorcys was depicted in ancient mosaics as a gray-haired, fish-tailed god with spiky skin like a crab and forelimbs shaped like crab claws.
With Ceto he generated: The Gorgons, the Greias, Echidna, Ketus/Kraken and possibly many sea monsters.