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["Polyphemus is a cyclops from Greek mythology, born of the sea god Poseidon and the sea nymph Thoosa. Towering and immensely strong, he bears a single eye on his forehead and is said to dwell in a massive cave on the island of Sicily.","Though towering in strength, the one-eyed giant Polyphemus is notoriously dim-witted. When Odysseus blinded him, he tricked the giant by giving his name as \"Nobody.\" So when Polyphemus cried out that \"Nobody is attacking me,\" the other giants assumed he was unharmed—and no one came to his aid.","Though cyclopes are often seen as crude and dim-witted, they are master builders by trade. With ease, they move massive stones and construct structures beyond the imagination of ordinary mortals.","After years of heavy lifting, the cyclopes has even developed a skill for throwing. With their immense strength, they can hurl boulders with terrifying precision and enough power to crush anything in their path.","Although Cyclops has a violent temperament, is also surprisingly playful, and is especially fond of plump, fast-moving creatures like wild boars. He apparently finds them endlessly entertaining... Who knows, maybe one day he'll try using a boar as a living projectile."]