Hera

Hera is the Goddess of Marriage and Women, the Queen of the Gods, and a member of the 6 Traitors Dynasty. She is the daughter of Metis, wife of Zeus, mother to Eris, Ares, Hebe, and Hephaestus, stepmother to Athena, Artemis, and Apollo, and Grandmother to Eros and Storge and Step-Grandmother to Asclepius. Hera is a goddess with golden hair and skin. She typically wears her long hair down but will occasionally wear it up. She has dark blue eyes and a beauty mark below her left eye. She has a large X-shaped scar on her stomach. Hera's wardrobe varies and includes modern outfits and 1920s inspired clothing in multiple shades. Hera usually wears clothing that is white or dark blue but has outfits that are red and green as well. At times, her body shimmers like actual gold. She is sometimes shown smoking a cigarette. Hera is strong-willed and empathetic; however, she does appear to have a bit of a temper. Her empathetic nature is best seen when she is able to sense that someone is suffering, and she begins to tear up in response. When she later discovers that it was Persephone she sensed, she is shocked and deeply saddened and becomes determined to figure out who hurt her. She also comes to comfort Hades after hearing about Minthe's actions, and it is revealed Hera helped care for him when he was injured in the past after Zeus saved him from Kronos. Her caring side seems to be reserved only for those she likes, however, and all others get to see her as stubborn and resolute in her ideals. She butts heads often with Zeus, and his actions have often caused her to do destructive things, such as burn his portrait in retribution and punish Aphrodite and Eros after he claimed they were the reason for his infidelity.