Class of the Titans is a Canadian animated series featuring seven teenagers who are descendants of ancient Greek heroes, summoned to battle the escaped Titan Cronus in a modern world infused with mythology. The show delves into themes of teamwork, personal growth, heroism, and the enduring relevance of classical myths in contemporary life.
This curated collection of the best 25 quotes highlights pivotal moments of emotional depth, character evolution, and thematic resonance across the series’ arcs.
This is for real. Trust me, I’ve seen Cronus. You look into his eyes and there’s nothing but evil there
Episode 1 (Chaos 101)
Atlanta
Establishes early tension and Atlanta’s growth from skeptic to committed hero, tying into themes of confronting ancient evil
I can’t wait to meet him
Episode 1 (Chaos 101)
Theresa
Reveals Theresa’s bold curiosity, marking her development into a confident fighter and emphasizing youthful defiance against overwhelming threats
We’ll attack first, ask questions later. On three, okay?
Episode 2 (Chaos 102)
Atlanta
Highlights Atlanta’s impulsive bravery in battle, fostering team dynamics and her arc toward balanced leadership in heroic struggles
You mean, when you say three, or right after you say two-
Episode 2 (Chaos 102)
Theresa
Shows Theresa’s witty caution amid chaos, underscoring her intellectual growth and the theme of strategic teamwork in peaceful planning
Archie?! You know this guy?!
Episode 2 (Chaos 102)
Theresa
Captures surprise and budding alliances, illustrating Archie’s integration into the group and themes of found family
He is supposed to be one of us. I thought you were leaving, why are you sneaking around?
Episode 2 (Chaos 102)
Atlanta
Reflects Atlanta’s protective instincts, advancing her character from lone hunter to team player in early arc conflicts
I was checking the parameter. Making sure it’s safe
Episode 2 (Chaos 102)
Archie
Demonstrates Archie’s cautious heroism, highlighting his vulnerability and growth toward trusting others in battle scenarios
These are cute. And deadly! Where did you learn to use those?
Episode 2 (Chaos 102)
Atlanta
Emphasizes Theresa’s skills in a light moment, connecting to themes of empowerment and her development as a versatile warrior
I was a black belt when I was twelve. While other rich girls were bored, I was restless
Episode 2 (Chaos 102)
Theresa
Reveals Theresa’s privileged yet driven backstory, adding emotional depth to her arc of self-discovery and heroism
Ha! Now we’re talking! Can I have these?
Episode 2 (Chaos 102)
Atlanta
Shows Atlanta’s enthusiasm for weapons in a peaceful training scene, tying into her growth and the theme of adapting ancient tools
It’s not your fault, Jay. Tell that to Odie
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Theresa and Jay
Conveys Jay’s guilt over leadership failures, marking his emotional maturation and the series’ focus on responsibility
Hey, Odie! It’s not Jay’s fault
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Herry
Provides comic relief in tension, highlighting Herry’s loyalty and simple wisdom in team recovery moments
Maybe we ought to put it on a vote, you’ve got to admit, your track record of late, kinda stinks
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Neil
Exposes team doubts, pushing Jay’s development as a leader and exploring democracy in heroic decision-making
Neil’s got a point. Not about Jay, about the vote, I say we go after the stuff! All in favor?
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Atlanta
Illustrates Atlanta’s initiative, advancing group cohesion and themes of collective action in mid-arc challenges
And I say we tell Mister Hermes. All in favor?
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Archie
Reflects Archie’s rule-following nature, showing his growth toward independent thinking in balanced story arcs
Herry, you can’t vote twice! Why not? This is the democracy
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Atlanta and Herry
Adds humor to debate, underscoring Herry’s innocence and the theme of modern twists on ancient ideals
A part of your strength comes from your fellowship. When you’re not a team you’re all in great danger
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Hermes
Emphasizes unity’s emotional weight, central to the series’ teamwork theme and character bonds
What are you talking about? He’s trying to tell you, that I’m off the team
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Jay and Odie
Captures Odie’s frustration, highlighting his intellect-driven arc and themes of individual vs. group identity
You can’t kick Odie off the team! I didn’t kick him off! I quit
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Jay and Odie
Intensifies emotional conflict, showing Jay’s leadership struggles and Odie’s independence in pivotal development
I know I can get Odie to change his mind! I forbid you to talk to Odie. He has made his choice
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Jay and Hera
Reveals Jay’s determination, connecting to themes of fate and free will in later arcs
A good leader must also know when to retread. Then I guess I’m not a good leader
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Hera and Jay
Highlights Jay’s self-doubt, a key moment in his heroic journey and emotional resilience
Come again? No way! You’re gotta be kidding! Neil!? In charge!? In charge of what?
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Neil, Archie, Atlanta, Herry
Elicits shock and humor, advancing team dynamics and Neil’s unexpected growth in peaceful resolutions
Jay, say something! Good luck
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Theresa and Jay
Shows Jay’s graceful acceptance, underscoring maturity and themes of leadership transitions
Neil?! I can’t believe Hera put Neil in charge! I mean, even Herry would have been a better choice!
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Archie
Expresses disbelief, highlighting Archie’s cynicism and evolving respect for teammates
What? You wanna see my résumé? What if, with the snap of a finger, I could give you, whatever you wanted?
Episode 3 (Chaos 103)
Archie and Cronus
Builds tension in battle, revealing Cronus’s temptation and characters’ moral development against evil
