Titan is a powerful and imposing figure in Greek mythology, known as the pre-Olympian gods who ruled the cosmos before being overthrown by the Olympian gods. Titans were often associated with primal forces of nature and were considered to be towering figures both in physical stature and in power. Their strength and influence were feared by both gods and mortals alike. Titans were often depicted as being involved in epic battles and conflicts that shaped the world as we know it. In modern contexts, the term "titan" is often used to describe something of great size, strength, or influence.