@ordinaryalan: @krspacet: Since Typhon is the Father of All Monsters, he is one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful, beings in all of greek storys, and the greatest single foe the Olympians have ever faced. Typhon's power is of apocalyptic proportions, as he rivals the combined powers of most, if not all the major Olympian gods. He presumably has the standard powers of an Olympian god, but far surpassing that of any other, even the Big Three. Without Poseidon's intervention, it is more than likely that Typhon would have ultimately overcome them. The full extent of his power, however, is unknown. Typhon can create storms of tremendous power including tornadoes, storms, and possibly hurricanes. He has unbelievable physical strength and durability far surpassing that of any individual god, even the Big Three. Typhon was able to fight most of the major gods to a near standstill, withstanding all of their attacks throughout including multiple attacks from the Master bolt numerous lesser thunderbolts, arrows of Apollo and Artemis, as well as the Trident of Poseidon. He was strong enough to hit Hephaestus with enough force to create a new lake and smash Dionysus deep into a mountain.
He can put entire islands in fire, he can poison oceans.
He survived an attack of Zeus that is like a star go supernova.
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