Icarus

Icarus, the son of the inventor, Daedalus, is an adventurer in some ways. Though having flown too close to the Sun, he's left with a bit of a scrambled brain and a somewhat slight case of amnesia, mostly on why he was flying to Athens in the first place. Befriending Perseus, this whacked out wax-wing flyer is a true friend to have on the Heroes' side. Even if he drives everyone, including his girlfriend Cassandra, off their rocker.

Characteristics

 * Name: Icarus
 * Aliases: The Wax-Wing Avenger, The One who flew Too Close to the Sun
 * Age: 19
 * Hair: Black
 * Eyes: Brown
 * Likes: Cassandra, having fun, telling jokes, being hyper and childish, helping out Perseus and his friends
 * Dislikes: Being kidnapped, his jealousy of his father, Gym class, people calling his fathers inventions useless, Varian at times (one-sided rivalry - formerly)
 * Family:

Personality
Having tried flying too close to the sun fried his brain, leaving him batty but lovable. Despite being a gentle kid, Icarus is easy to anger and driven to great acts of spite when especially provoked particularly when consumed by jealousy. When jealous of his father, Daedalus, whom he usually refers to as 'Dad-alus', getting remarried as he was concerned his new spouse would divert his father's attention away from him, he stole Pandora's Box and set the viruses to attack the wedding. Then jealous of Cassandra's new boyfriend Melampus (who resembled him), he snuck into Eros' cherub-arrow making factory and made a hate arrow. He sung while doing so.

Equipment

 * Outfits
 * Wax Wings

Voice Actor
French Stewart

Greek Mythology
In Greek mythology, Icarus is the son of Daedalus, King Minos' architect, who built the labyrinth for King Minos to imprison the Minotaur. In reality, the father and son were Minos' prisoners, imprisoned in a tower. The clever Daedalus plucked feathers from the birds that landed at the window and, over time, gathered enough to build two pairs of wings for himself and his son, Icarus. The two escaped, but Daedalus warned Icarus not to fly too close to the sun. The prideful Icarus didn't listen. He flew so high, the heat of the sun melted the wax in his wings, and he plunged to his death into the ocean. The loss troubled Daedalus so much that he refused to share the plans for his wings until his death