He then encounters and captures Stratos before using him to suck up Lythos, Hydros, and Pyros in his head and Hercules proceeded to throw the Titans into space, where the impact resulted in a spectacular cosmic explosion.

The Titans launch their attack on Olympus, using Stratos’s vortex to capture most of the gods. Zeus temporarily holds them off with his thunderbolts but when Hephaestus is captured, Zeus is left defenseless. Hydros and Pyros use this to their …

Stratos has the ability to use his head, arms, or tail to suck objects up. Stratos is defeated when Hercules uses him to suck up the other three Titans; Lythos, Hydros, & Pyros and then flings Stratos and the other three towards outer space into constellations.

Aside from representing the four elements, Lythos (earth), Hydros (water, albeit solidified), Pyros (fire) and Stratos (air/wind) also represent natural disasters (earthquakes, blizzards, volcanic eruptions and tornadoes, respectively). Unlike other titans of Greek mythology, Lythos, Hydros, Pyros and Stratos only have four fingers. Navigation []

Since he is very large and heavy, Lythos has the ability to stomp on the ground and cause massive earthquakes. The Lurker: A skeletal Titan made completely out of ice. He teamed up with Pyros to engulf Zeus into the Earth. He is the physical manifestation of ice. The Lord of Flame: A blob-like Titan made completely out of lava.

Pyros is defeated when Hercules uses Stratos to suck up Pyros and the other two Titans; Lythos & Hydros and then flings him and the other three towards outer space into constellations. His name refers to the greek word "pyros", which means "fire".

Hydros is defeated when Hercules uses Stratos to suck up Hydros and the other two Titans; Lythos & Pyros and then flings him and the other three towards outer space into constellations. A resurrected Hydros appears in the Olympus Colosseum as an …

The other four Titans easily took over Olympus, with Lythos battering down the front gates and Stratos sucking all the gods up and capturing them. Hydros and Pyros used their combined ice and lava powers to imprison Zeus and immobilize him.

The names of the four Titans―Lythos, Pyros, Hydros, and Stratos―are revealed in the book The Art of Hercules, the Chaos of Creation. The only Titan whose name is mentioned anywhere else is Lythos, whose name is on a Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom card.

Stratos, also known as the Wind Titan and The Mystic Voice, is one of the fictional titans and one of the supporting antagonists from Disney's Hercules. He was voiced by Corey Burton. Stratos is a Titan with the appearance of a creepy-looking black anthropomorphic tornado with a red mouth and red eyes. He can summon tornadoes using his body.