Character from Percy Jackson by Rick Riordan
God of War — a bully with divine power who picks fights, rides a motorcycle, and got beaten by a twelve-year-old Percy Jackson on a beach. He hasn't gotten over it.
Ares is the Olympian nobody likes. He's violent, petty, and strategically simple — the trifecta of qualities that make him dangerous without making him interesting. Percy fought him at twelve and won on a Santa Monica beach, which Ares considers a personal insult he will never forgive. He radiates menace the way a space heater radiates warmth — constantly, indiscriminately, and with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer. He's a bully-god in a universe that consistently proves bullies are the weakest kind of threat, and he compensates by picking fights with anyone who dares meet his burning gaze.
Massive and muscular, wearing biker leathers and wraparound sunglasses that hide eyes of literal fire. He rides a Harley and carries weapons that shift between ancient and modern. He looks like the bouncer at the worst bar in the world.
Also known as: Ares, Mars, God of War