Most likely green but any color he wanted...And that color was probably green.
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∙ 10y agoWhatever he chose to make it.
Greek gods and goddesses could change their features and bodies at will, including eye color.
Poseidon can change his eye color as well as shape shift.
The Greeks did not give mythological deities eye colors, as being immortal they could change such an appearance.
The Gods were were never given appearances as minute as the height, weight, eye color, etc.
Whatever he chose to make it.
Greek gods and goddesses could change their appearances, including eye color.
Greek gods and goddesses could change their features and bodies at will, including eye color.
Greek myth does not give Hecate a eye color.
It isn't told in Greek myth.
Hermes (Mercury) - messenger of the gods. He was given this honor because of his fleetness - he is usually pictured as having wings on his feet. The smallest planet, which zips around the sun once every 88 days, was named Mercury for this reason.
Poseidon can change his eye color as well as shape shift.
Well if you want to know who Zeus is then he's the Greek god if the sky, ruler of all gods, and he's known for his "wandering eye".
The Greeks did not give mythological deities eye colors, as being immortal they could change such an appearance.
The Gods were were never given appearances as minute as the height, weight, eye color, etc.
Artemis like any Greek deity, could change her physical appearance including eye color.
Persephone, being a Greek goddess, may change her appearance (thus eye color) at will.