Io

 is a character featured in Clash of the Titans.

Background
As a young woman, Io was cursed with agelessness because she refused a god's advance. In result, she had to watch thousands of her loved ones parish while she lived on. She later helped Perseus be guided to his adoptive family and unsured his survival.

Personality
Io was very kind, soft-spoken, and compassionate

During her time immortal, Io lost many of her loved ones, and became sympathetic to those who also lost those. She was sympathetic with Perseus when his parents and sister were killed, and even promised him to get revenge upon Hades, the god who killed his entire family. She watched Perseus all his life, and made sure he survived, and feared that he may one day be killed.

Io was also considered one of the many beautiful women in Greece, attracting the attention of Poseidon. However, he was quickly enraged when she refused to become is concort. However, the person she truly fell in love with was Perseus, falling pregnant with his child and giving birth to a healthy son.

In the end, Perseus fell in love with Io because of her compassionate nature and always looking out for him since the day he was born.

Powers and Abilities
Before being killed a first time, Io was cursed with immortality, a very terrible curse because she watched many of her loved ones die before her.

Family

 * Inachus (father)
 * Perseus (husband)
 * Helius (son)
 * Zeus (father-in-law)
 * Danaë (mother-in-law)
 * Spyros (adoptive father-in-law)
 * Marmara (adoptive mother-in-law)
 * Tekla (adoptive sister-in-law)
 * Ares (brother-in-law)
 * Athena (sister-in-law)
 * Apollo (sister-in-law)
 * Artemis (sister-in-law)
 * Aphrodite (sister-in-law)
 * Hephaestus (brother-in-law)
 * Hermes (brother-in-law)

Trivia

 * Io was cursed with agelessness by Poseidon.
 * Io is based on the character of the same name from Greek mythology, but shares several aspects of Princess Andromeda as being Perseus' wife.

Concept and creation

 * Io was originally going to be a forgotten earth goddess whom Perseus fell in love with. However, she was changed to the character.