Pollon, daughter of Apollo, the Greek sun god, is driven by a core motivation to become a powerful and beautiful goddess. She actively strives to perform good deeds and assist both gods and mortals. However, her inherently kind-hearted nature combined with naivete often leads these efforts to backfire, causing significant trouble and chaotic complications for Olympus and humanity. Despite these repeated setbacks and misfires, her persistent and undaunted spirit keeps her trying.

Her relationship with her father is complex; Apollo is neglectful, frequently too lazy or intoxicated to drive the sun chariot, forcing Pollon to undertake this duty herself. Feeling neglected, she sometimes aids Apollo in his pursuits of mortal women, hoping it might gain her a mother. Her closest companion is her cousin Eros, the god of love, and together they become entangled in numerous misadventures. Ultimately, her consistent efforts, fueled by innate kindness and hope, result in her achieving divine status as the "Goddess of Hope".