| Scorpiochs | |
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 "Three more! In the name of the gods they're bigger!" | |
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Affiliations |
Djinn |
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Status |
Alive |
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Appearances |
(1981) Clash of the Titans |
Scorpiochs, in Greek Mythology, are monsters of considerable size and strength. They appear in both the 1981 film and the 2010 remake.
Overview[]
The scorpions from both movie versions differ in proportion, as the scorpions of the 1981 film were at most the size of a human in height. In the 2010 remake we see a bigger type of scorpion, over twice the size of a human and much faster. In the 1981 film, Perseus along with his men fought against three Scorpions that attacked them while they were asleep. In the 2010 remake, they fight a total of six.
Scorpions do not appear in the myth of Perseus, but in the myth of the giant hunter Orion mother earth Gaia sent a giant scorpion to kill him, which was then transformed into the zodiacal constellation of Scorpio.
Characteristics[]
To be added...
History[]
Clash of the Titans (1981)[]
In the 1981 film they appear to be normal Scorpions, poisoned by the blood of Medusa's head.
Clash of the Titans (2010)[]
In the 2010 remake, the scorpions grow directly from the cursed black blood of Calibos. There were 6 Scorpions in total which attacked Perseus, three of them are dead, two of them are in possesion of the Djinn and one is in the domain of Ozal & Kucuk.
Other appearances[]
Video games[]
Clash of the Titans: The Videogame[]
Scorpioch Strike[]
Gallery[]
