Goliath

Elisa and Goliath's relationship did not start on the best terms. Elisa was unsure of whether or not to trust a mythological creature, and Goliath was still feeling betrayed by humanity. The first person who seems to notice the growing relationship between the two is Hudson after he chooses his name though the two do not begin to openly trust each other until Elisa protects Goliath from being captured while he sleeps[1]. The romantic aspect of their relationship is completely ignored by the two until Demona (Goliath's ex-mate) attempts to kill them for not helping her to annihilate humanity. After that, however, the two refused to acknowledge their feelings until Elisa was turned into a gargoyle by Puck's spell. Though Goliath and Elisa do have a series of moments sprinkled throughout the series, it isn't until the Hunter's Moon that either one speaks of their feelings for one another. The relationship between Demona and Goliath, though kind in the beginning, quickly soured after Demona declared that she could not forgive humanity's transgression against their kind, though it is shown that, in truth, many of the pains she has suffered from others was due to her own cruelty and/or ignorance. She constantly finds herself jealous of his and Elisa's relationship, even going so far as to try to wish her out of existence[11], though it backfires when, instead of killing her, Puck changes her into a gargoyle.

Demona

Goliath's former mate and one of his greatest enemies.

1000 years ago, he and Demona were in love. However, he was unaware of her true nature, as even when they were together, she was secretly manipulating him, doing so to make him the clan leader.[12] When the massacre took place, he believed her to be a victim and desired revenge on those responsible. Unknown to him, she was alive and but felt guilt at having been apart of it, before becoming devastated when she found him under the Magus' curse.

Upon Goliath's awakening, he was greatly ecstatic to learn of her survival and happily embraced her. Demon initially hoped to convince him to help her destroy the human race but refused, while questioning what brought this out. In that moment, her love for Goliath turns suddenly and completely to murderous hate. Possibly, she can't believe that Goliath could ever forgive her for the massacre. She's sure he must hate her, and wants to hate him first and more to escape that pain.

In addition, Goliath's continued belief that humans and gargoyles can get along seems entirely irrational to her. She is determined to oppose him at every turn in the hope that he'll eventually see that she was right. Deep down, she still loves the Goliath of her imagination, but the real thing is a disappointment to her. Of all the adversaries Goliath has had to face, she's the deadliest.

Angela

Angela is his daughter.

He was very shocked to learn of her existence but relieved as she confirmed the eggs in the rookery survived.[5] Goliath was also unwilling to treat her as such for a long while (claiming that to a gargoyle the whole clan is its parents), until Diane Maza, Elisa's mother convinced him.[13] Overtime they begin to care for one another with Angela coming to respect and approve of Goliath.

Appearance: Physically, Goliath is an impressive figure, a tall and powerfully-built gargoyle with lavender skin and dark hair. He is one of the mightiest warriors alive, and even his most formidable opponents cannot easily defeat him. He is also a bold and fierce gargoyle, and his wrath is something that can be terrible to behold. While a level-headed figure in general, and a good leader, he can be very stubborn at times (such as in his refusal to abandon Castle Wyvern), or sometimes even become bitterly vengeful (as in his feud with the Hunters). But he is no mere savage, and his emotions can be held in check by his strong sense of justice and morality. He takes his role as a protector seriously, and will willingly put his life in danger to keep New York or his clan from harm.

In another way, Goliath has shown himself to be something more than a fierce gargoyle warrior. He is literate, having been taught how to read by Demona back in the 10th century, and has a particular fondness for the classics, such as Shakespeare[7] and Dostoyevsky.[9] Mingled in with his gargoyle instincts is a thoughtful, philosophical nature; he often ponders about the world and how it has changed since the time that he grew up in. He also eagerly learns all that he can about it from Elisa. His wisdom and sense of hope have helped him endure the fear and prejudice displayed by humans towards gargoyles, not yielding to it as Demona has done, as he continues to understand that humans treat gargoyles thus because they are afraid of them, and hopes that they will change for the better in the future, that someday, their races will be at peace

Hudson

As his mentor, Hudson probably knows more about Goliath than any other character and the two are constantly leaning on each other emotionally. While Hudson has some issues with admitting that he is growing old, he always finds comfort in his old pupil; the incident in which the two look into their relationship[4], in which they both reminisce on the mission that led to Goliath taking over Hudson's command.

Brooklyn

Goliath, after being attacked by the Pack, placed Brooklyn as his second in command following a mission where Brooklyn coordinated a plan to rescue Goliath and Hudson after they were captured by the upgraded Pack, creating a relationship between the two much like the one between Goliath and Hudson.[14] Although Brooklyn, as the most temperamental of the younger trio, found it hardest to forgive humanity, this issue was tackled when Demona used his remaining frustration to trick him into brainwashing Goliath, Goliath assuring Brooklyn after he was returned to normal that Demona's views was merely a half-truth that she had accepted as a whole one.[15]

Broadway

As with the others in the trio, Broadway trusts Goliath completely, although Broadway generally seems to turn to Elisa for advice more than Goliath, particularly after [16] in which he shoots her in an accident.

Lexington

Lexington, as the most intelligent or the trio, has the same relationship as the others. While he believes he can usually take care of himself and can make proper decisions, he is proven wrong[17], where Goliath explains to him that, though they do need to be careful with who they trust, they cannot hide from the world.

David Xanatos

Although Xanatos is the first human Goliath meets after awakening, the two quickly find themselves at odds with each other, Goliath furious at Xanatos's manipulation of him and the clan, and Xanatos at Goliath's refusal to help him.

Regardless, Goliath and the rest of the clan help protect his son, Alexander, from his mother-in-law, Titania first husband, Goliath having come to accept fatherhood, did not wish for even his greatest enemy to lose a child.[18] After successfully holding off Oberon, Xanatos thanked Goliath and promised to repay his debt, though Goliath was skeptical of this, he and Xanatos come to an understanding to a degree.[19]