As a mythology expert, I can tell you that Zeus, the king of the gods in ancient Greek mythology, is an immortal being. In the myths, the gods are depicted as immortal and not subject to death or aging. However, it is important to note that mythology is a collection of stories created by humans to explain the world around them, and these stories often include elements of symbolism and allegory rather than literal truth.

In some myths, it is suggested that Zeus could be overthrown, as he himself overthrew his father, Cronus, to take the throne. However, the concept of death for an immortal is a contradiction in terms. The stories serve to convey moral lessons, cultural values, and the human condition rather than to provide factual accounts of the gods' existence.

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Near the end of Wrath of the Titans, Ares is killed in a confrontation with Perseus, while Zeus is wounded by Kronos. As of Wrath of the Titans, before dying, Zeus declared there will be no more sacrifices and no more Gods. His statement is true, as Hades, the only known god with visible whereabouts is now powerless.read more >>