Mr. Goldball

In ancient Greek mythology, the god of the sea was one of the Twelve Olympians and the brother of Zeus and Hades. Wielding his trident, he ruled the seas, storms, and earthquakes, and was also regarded as the creator and protector of horses. Poseidon was majestic yet quick-tempered, capable of raising towering waves and splitting the earth, while also granting sailors protection and bountiful harvests. His image embodies royal authority, the power of nature, and the unpredictable fury of raging tides, making him a symbol of oceanic might and sacred divine sovereignty.