Clash of the Titans

King Acrisius of Argos locks away his daughter, Danaë, in a tower to prevent a prophecy that predicts his death at the hands of her son. Despite this, Zeus visits her in disguise, resulting in her unexpected pregnancy.

Upon discovering Danaë's pregnancy, Acrisius orders her and her newborn son, Perseus, to be cast adrift at sea in a wooden coffin. This act stems from his desperate attempt to avoid the prophecy that haunts him.

In retaliation for Acrisius' actions, Zeus commands Poseidon to unleash the Kraken upon Argos. This leads to massive destruction, fulfilling the bitter prophecy as Zeus crushes a figurine representing Acrisius.

Danaë and Perseus safely drift ashore on the island of Seriphos, where they are rescued by a kind fisherman. Perseus grows up on this island, unaware of his royal lineage.

Calibos, the cursed son of Thetis, seeks to marry Princess Andromeda but has been transformed into a monstrous creature by Zeus for his transgressions. Out for revenge, Thetis ensures that Andromeda can marry no one.

Thetis transports Perseus to Joppa, where he learns about Princess Andromeda's dire situation. He discovers that any suitor must answer a deadly riddle to earn her hand, or face execution.

Zeus gifts Perseus magical items to assist him in his quest: an invisibility helmet, a powerful sword, and a golden shield. These gifts prepare him to face the dangers that lie ahead.

To save Andromeda, Perseus learns he must defeat the Gorgon Medusa and secures her head to defeat the Kraken. He embarks on a challenging journey to the Isle of the Dead.

Perseus and his men face Medusa in her lair. Despite heavy losses, he cleverly uses his shield to avoid her petrifying gaze and ultimately decapitates the monster.

Calibos attacks Perseus' camp, leading to chaos. As his men fall to the monsters unleashed, Perseus manages to defeat Calibos using the sword of Aphrodite.

After a harrowing journey, Perseus returns to Joppa, exhausted but armed with Medusa's head. He is determined to confront the Kraken and save Andromeda.

As the time for Andromeda's sacrifice to the Kraken nears, Perseus arrives to confront the beast. He frees Medusa's head just in time, turning the Kraken into stone.

With the Kraken defeated and Andromeda saved, the people of Joppa rejoice. Perseus and Andromeda prepare for their union, promising a bright future.

On Olympus, the gods discuss the success of Perseus. Zeus forbids any vengeance against him and Andromeda, ensuring their happiness and legacy.

The gods immortalize Perseus, Andromeda, Pegasus, and Cassiopeia as constellations. This serves as a reminder to humanity of the virtues of heroism and bravery.