The Messed Up Origins of Hercules | Disney Explained - Jon Solo
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CORRECTION: I said Hercules married Athena when he got to Mount Olympus. It was actually his half sister Hebe! So sorry for the confusion!
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Jon Solo lol i was about 2 say that Athena is a maiden goddes
Jon Solo whoa
Jon Solo he is a Ladys men
Jon Solo Zeus is Barney Form how i met your mother
Jon Solo I was wondering where you got the Zeus picture because i have the statue
To quote my sister, "90% of the problems in Greek mythology were caused because Zeus couldn't keep it in his pants".
She's not wrong. . . Except Hercules isn't from Greek mythology. He's from Roman. Heracles was the Greek equivalent
Practically all the other characters in the movie use their Greek names though, so I'm still saying Greek.
Wrong
She is wrong
also yes, this Disney movie is based on Greek mythology, so his name should be Heracles, not Hercules
but back to the point
your sister was wrong
@@The-eo4lj White knight detected...
@@thedarkdojo5115 You don't even know what white knight means? Do you? XD
Funfact: Herakles loosely translates to "the glory or pride of Hera". Zeus sleeping around tried to calm his wife saying "look I made dis for you" hahaha worth a shot old man.
It's more like he had the gun pointing at himself and upside down
his name in Greek is Heracles. The Romans changed it to Hercules because they wanted to. I like Hercules better it’s easier to pronounce. I just love the way It sounds, it sounds somehow legendary and epic. Heracles is hard to get my Head around and I am not used to saying Heracles. Hercules sounds more epic! Also the translation of his name was interesting. I did not know that until now.
@@theenergetichopecat7006 It's not easier to pronounce you're just used to it.
@@theenergetichopecat7006 greek people don't say hercules only romam or romanians calls him that. get your facts right. its herakles
An appeasement name lol
Best review quote ever.
"Hercules has everything you could want:
-sick soundtrack
-workout montage
-this guy (shows random character)"
😆
Jon forgot Danny DiVito
Yeah,the guy who worked in Pokèmon detective pikachu
He was named Heracles to try apease Hera.
Spoiler Alert.....It didn't
Pretty sure Hera was the reason the word Petty exist...
@@vianjelos Well considering her husband was well less than faithful to her, it's kind of understandable.
Heracles literally means Hera’s Vengeance...so now it did not appease her what so ever !
Hera is quite a despicable caracter in my opinion, I understand her anger at her unfaithful and sexually obsessed husband but why does she always had to attack the poor women that were basically in almost all cases raped by her husband and why does she had to curse all the offspring that he got from his fucked up affaires , like the children did not do nothing.
@@SakiBlablabla thats probably because gods cant really curse or kill other gods in greek mythology
@@SakiBlablabla I think it was to show that even the Gods weren't perfect and had flaws. It could also explain why the world and us mortals are so well messed up. Who knows..maybe we are a reflection of one another.
Hercules: *Is in terrible pain from his skin burning off*
Also Hercules: "yeah I'm dying and in pain, but I'm just gonna climb a mountain and dig a grave, while I'm at it"
I feel like he did it subconsciously
unlikely, hercules was supposed to be a demigod..a symbol of strength
part of that role means enduring pain and dealing with death in a fitting manner.
he wasn't real...and letting a symbol die on his knees from pain doesn't set a particularly "strong" example
Hercules is actually the direct Greek translation for Chuck Norris. 👉👉
@@AlsoKnownAsJac or segata sanshiro
amuro kaiser It’s all about your region. If you’re from the East it is true that it does translate to Segata Sanshiro. While in the West it translates to Chuck Norris, pardon my mistake.
'I don't think incest matters so much to the gods'
Me: neither does bestiality
Somthings wrong with you freak
@@princexerakugo7335 its not him thays just the greek gods how the fuck do u think u get a minotaur or centaur
They didn't say it was right to do that.
@@princexerakugo7335 pick a book and learn how to read. Oh man you r so cool telling people to kill themselves typical 13yr old shit
@@princexerakugo7335 go back to playing fortnite loser
"Zeus on the Loose," by Dr. Seuss!
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You watch too much Bengal lol
sounds like it could be a episode on dr phil lol.
Lmao
I'm a major Greek mythology buff and I always found Zeus to be way more villainous than Hades!
Same
and that's a lot considering he kidnapped his niece and married her. He's horrible
@@cringeygachakidthatalsodoe7154 didn’t he get the permission to marry his niece by Zeus I mean it’s still fucked up though
I feel that Zeus has a self-righteous attitude since he claims to be the king of Olympus therfore feels like he can be a vile P.O.S with no consequences
@@justheretostay5057 yeah but neither her nor her mother knew
Well, Hercules didn’t really tame Cerberus. Hades just gave Cerberus to Hercules as long as he promised to return him. Hades is cool asf.
That is true, Hades did just let him take Cerberus but he can't hurt him so he had to tame Cerberus by wrestling him bare-handed
Hades literally kidnapped someone but let’s forget that cause otherwise he’s a cool dude
@@sondread1525 He kidnapped Persephone because Zeus told him it was the only solution to marry her ! In other versions, Persephone and Hades made it like a kidnapping because Persephone's mother didn't approve their relationship or Persephone ended up in Hell by accident and Hades fell in love with her.
Kay Styles That’s a fact
@@sondread1525 Umm..... I'm guessing you don't know much about ancient, Greek or Greek mythology
He didn't marry the goddess Athena, but his other half-sister, Hebe, the goddess of youth. Athena was a virgin goddess who swore off men.
Tessa Divendal yeah I thought that part sounded off
Tessa Divendal Wasn't that Artemis? Maybe both? Idk
Both Artemis and Athena were virgin goddesses, as were a lot of other female deities in the Greco-Roman pantheon. Considering their male counterparts' track record when it came to relationships, such as Zeus or Apollo, it's not that weird.
Pugglen artemis, hestia and athena are the maiden goddesses. There might be more but those are the main ones I think
Athena was a virgin goddess in the Romans stories, not the greek, where Jon took most of his content from
Those weren't the only people Hercules was with sexually. In typical Greek fashion of the time he also had multiple male lovers as well.
Haha, incest was a common practice of the Greek gods. Zeus and Hera are siblings themselves lol.
I mean, Poseidon tried to get with Demeter, his own sister.
@@GiordanDiodato In some versions she turned into a mare and he raped her
And also demeter.. who was raped by poseidon... their brother 🤦🏻♀️
@@GiordanDiodato And Zeus and Demeter had a daughter together, Persephone.
@@jenngriffith5746 and Hades (her uncle) kidnapped Persephone and married her
"So with that being said, let's get started and jump into the messed up origins of Hercules!"
Me: "BOI, YOU MEAN HUNK-ULES!"
Same exact thought. Lmao.
“OOOO I’D LIKE TO MAKE SOME SWEET MUSIC WITH HIM!” 😂😂I love that movie so much
Original story: So like, Hera is the villain-
Disney: Nah, Hades is basically Greek Satan, let's make him evil uncle.
Original Story: ....
Disney: And Hades dies, too. Also Hera is a sweetie.
Original Story: What the hell ?!
Disney: Don't ya mean Underworld ;)
vic Hades didn’t die at the end, all Hercules did was punch him into the River Styx. He’s gonna get back out.
Greek gods can’t necessarily “die” but they can be injured so greatly or disappear that they won’t ever be able to have a physical form ever again. In Hades’ case when he is punched into the river he doesn’t die but he does lose his physical body, shape, and form.
Disney: oh and why don't we change the name of the main character and switch the roles of certain character
Forgotten about his wife, Persephone
Bitch FromHell666 They didn’t really change it. They just used his Roman name because it’s more recognizable.
So... Remember when the Titans were all like. "freeze him!" "Melt zeus!" Remember when the twister came in and said "blow him, away." When I was a kid I asked my dad "why didn't he just blow him?"...... Now my dad's reaction makes sense.
the messed up origins of the fox and the hound
OoooOooooOOOoooo
You're going to make a lot of people cry with that one
I was the first person that said that
FictionRumble I was the first person that ask for the fox and the hound
Hi P 711 indeed
1. Hades deserves better. I loved the Hades in the Disney movie but for the Gods sakes, he's not Satan. He's not evil. He's just a dude who oversees the underworld and is maybe a bit salty about not getting a place on Olympus with the other major God's
2. I think this is the first version I've heard where he marries Athena. I thought she was one of the maiden goddesses
3. Zeus is more that one guy who's no longer allowed within fifty feet of a school or women in general than a godly Barney Stinson. Barney sleeps around with consenting adults. Zeus rapes women and celibate twelve year olds
bowties are cool Hades is my favorite Greek God. Like you said, he mainly just does his job. I have heard somewhere that if you were to modernize Hades, he would be the guy that prefers to stay at home to watch Netflix with his wife than to go out to parties.
Hades is the only god who doesn’t rape, is FAITHFUL TO HIS WIFE, actually does his frickin job, isn’t abusive to his wife (who wasn’t kidnapped, but wandered in and basically said I’m going to stay)
Mariah Zeh there is one myth where he tries to get with this nymph named minth or something by taking her to the over world, but then Persephone gets gets jealous and crushes her into a plant, creating mint. That's the only one I've heard though
Mariah Zeh That is one version. There are other versions were he does kidnap her, but in one version that I know of, the kidnapping part was actually Zeus's idea.
Zeus: Yeah, you can just kidnap her. Everybody else does it. Plus, I'm her father so it is totally okay because I'm giving you permission.
I learned in my mythology class that he does trick her in one version by giving her pomegranate seeds to eat. Once you eat something from the underworld, you can't leave.
Apparently some other cultures have that same myth.
So this is the story of how a goddess brutally bullied someone their whole life! Damn that's fucked up
Welcome to Greek mythology. It is more messed up then you think.
Yeah, Hera does that a lot💀💀
Seeing Hercules save Meg when I was a kid was godly. That was definitely a defining moment of who he is in the movie and being The Chad amongst Chads that he always was
you should make a video about the 12 labors
Rockinashy I know the 12 labors
Yes please
Id like that too
Rockinashy Definitely there are so many versions and it would be really fun to see which are the favorites
Agreed.
“He chose the second one, bc he’s the man” 😂
Hercules was one of my favourite characters ever, the way I was rooting for him throughout the story and all his challenges 😂 was so invested!
I first came across him in a Greek mythology storybook and still haven’t seen the Disney version, it’s time to get into it!
It's a shame Herculese never found out it was his bitch of a stepmother (Hera) was the reasons behind the murders of his family and best friend.
But he did? He was perfectly aware of that fact.
I got used to Greek stories being messed up and all
Whenever you say Hercules my brain responds with "HONEY YOU MEAN HUNKULES"
I could be wrong, but a version starts that Heracles was put in the wildernis to see whether he would survive as a baby. Athena heard his crying and brought him to Hera - who didn't know who the baby was - and fed him. Supposedly calling Hera on her name, enraged baby Heracles who bit Hera and then spewed brest milk which created the Milky Way. Some versions also mentioned that Zeus made Heracles a full god.
Thank you for sharing that part of the story! Hera nursing Heracles was also how he got his unusual strength!
Hercules is his Roman Name. Like Juno is the roman version of hera.
I already knew the story, because I am obsessed with Greek mythology and Percy Jackson ❤️
LivenItUp same😂
Me too!
Same! Like, i dont even need the backstory, just watching for the fun of it😆
SAME! I love mythology and history since they are usually closely related
Me too
+Jon Solo thank you so much!! This might be my favorite episode of "Messed Up Origins"!! I grew up watching Disney's Hercules as a kid, and now knowing the "true" story of Heracles instead of Hercules, i liked the REAL story now more than the one in the Disney movie!!!!
You should do messed up origins on the brothers grimm
I loved the movie too!!
I also grew up watching Hercules; The Legendary Journeys
I actually think now by comparison Disney butchered the story really bad from their version. Cutting out contexts, switching character roles just to fit generic tropes for a children's hero story. Hera = good mom, Hades = Bad guy of everything.
Wanna know something intersting....I am Greek and I knw this story like I know my name from 3 years old.....Oh...and aparrently his name is pronounced as I-RA-KLIS
The first letteer is pronounced like the i from the word important
The second ones are pronounced like Hera the greek godess
and the last are like K and L sound together like the word close
then just put and I together insted of and O and then an S and
KABOOM you have IRAKLIS
I teared up a little when you were talking about your life after college, trying to be the best you can. I'm a fan of animations and you're one of the few people who I look forward to everyday on youtube. Your videos are amazing, and you present the stories so well. I remember finding you and binge watching your messed up origins overnight one weekend, they're that good. So I'd say you're doing great, at least for me you are.
"He chose the 2nd one because he is THE MAN!" LOL I'm dead laughing!
Just wanted to add that Hercules/Heracles was originally named Alcides by his mother; he eventually changed it to Heracles ("The Glory of Hera") in an attempt to pacify Hera; it didn't work. Also, the infant Hercules was briefly suckled by Hera (she didn't know who he was somehow); biting her breast too hard caused milk to shoot out into the heavens and become the Milky Way. He also gained at least some of his strength (or it got a divine boost) from drinking Hera's milk.
It is really cool watching this while already knowing the story because I'm Greek and we learn these things at school
Eleni Katsiaouni Same
@@fayt0510 Me too
Me too
I just believe in Greek mythology
γαμω την τυχη μου, μονο ο οχταχρονος εαυτος μου επρεπε να τα ψαξει σε εγκυκλοπεδιες γιατι τα κεφαλαια του σχολικου βιβλιου για την μυθολογια ηταν τα τελευταια και δεν διδαχθηκαν ποτε??
Messed up origins of Pinocchio
Kirby6756 PS3 I think he already did that
Kirby6756 PS3 he did that
Kirby6756 PS3 he did that already
Timofei Tsuber He did not
Timofei Tsuber no he hasn't
Jon: even demigods have bad days
Me singing in my best Van Morrison voice: 🎶well mythology told me/there’d be days like this🎶
God I loved both this movie and greek mythology so much when I was a kid. I'm so happy I found this video
1: athena never married, and took a vow to never marry
2: the greek form is actually spelled Heracles, u know, Hair-a-cl-e-s. The romans changed it to Hercules
Yes and satyr is not satear but sat-ir.
He already addressed the last part, just wanted to let you know.
Actualy it is pronounced ir-a-cl-i-s
@@user-pu1iw8cp1k Technically yes because there’s no actual H sound in Greek, same with no hard D sound, instead it’s TH, as in when you say “there” for instance.
@@kryoruleroftheninthcircleo4151 yes i know, I am greek
The h comes from the symbol ῾ in the begining of the word
I would love to see a full video on the 12 labors!
I was sat in my car yesterday trying to figure out if there were YT vids about mythology and the like - and you showed up in my recommended! Sent you a follow, and now on your Greek playlist before I work through your other videos.
Thank you for these and all the work you do to create them. :)
That was really mind blowing, I learned new things by watching your videos. I can’t wait to see what next.
This is the earliest I’ve ever been, and I am SO ready 😂
SAME!!!
Same
I want 12 labors of Hercules. Who agree with me?
I know the 12 labors
lil Wolfie can you explain
YES PLEASE
Rule 34: The 12 Labours of Hercules
I love your videos!❤ The hard work and effort really shows in how professional everything turns out 👍😊
can't believe I've followed you for well god knows how long and you still blow my mind much respect from the UK love what you do
NOT ATHENA!!! Hercules married Hebe, the goddess of youth.
Iris Lahtinen
He corrected himself in the comments
9:19 WAIT WAIT WAIT I JUST LEARNED ABOUT THE GOLDEN FLEECE IN SCHOOL! This is why your in my top 10 favorite TH-camrs
I like your stuff, ive watched similar vids but they are usually multiple stories covered shortly, you go deep into one story at a time, subbed!
You did great as always! 👏
"I don't think incest matters that much to the Gods" lmfao well that's an understatement
Yes i heard that he killed his own wife megara and his own children
Under Hera’s spell, that is. He didn’t intentionally kill them, Hers caused him to do so
Love watching your videos. Keep them coming jon xxxx
Great video as always, but one inaccuracy: In Middle-Eastern/Mediterranean culture, the Cup Bearer was not "just another slave", they were actually the second-in-command to the King. It was seen as a highly important duty because of all the intrigue and poisonings of royalty that happened in their courts - so only someone who was extremely trusted by the King would be appointed to that position in which they would present the King's food and drinks, and often taste them first.
I’ve never heard of a version of Hercules where he marries Athena at the end. In everything I’ve read, his last marriage was to Hebe goddess of youth. Athena was a virgin goddess that swore off men. She would never have married Hercules
Hannah Shae yeah me too I was shocked so I even Google about it but Athena is a literal Virgin,, she gives the men her kids which she produced with her thoughts as a gift or so they said
Yeah, I got their names switched around in my head
Hercules is my favorite Disney Dude. I hated almost all the princes and to me Herc was such a likable goofball.
The real Hercules from Greek Mythology is far more interesting than the Disney movie.
Wow that was a crazy episode!! Loved it!! Thank you
I love watching your videos before I go to sleep. This, by far, is my favorite.
YES!! hercules is my favorite 👌🏻
Rockinashy It's actually Heracles
Majdi jones you don't give me any advice. Remember this
settlement gamer remember what?
settlement gamer maybe you shouldn’t try to correct people if you don’t know what you’re talking about
Majdi jones Remember that you do not tell me what to do, all further statements you make a irrelevant. It's over
The Messed Up Origins of Bambi!
Jovan Mitrić, Dude I keep seeing you every week mentioning “Bambi”.
Bambi has been made a laughing stock though by the actual standard public due to cutesy “BIRD!” and ice skating. And how they just use the child Bambi. I mean how much Disney merchandise do you see of adult Bambi?
Already did that
No Noobs i don’t understand how any of that correlated to the person’s original comment...
Would you please do another video on Hercules? He was always one of my favorites as well, both the Disney and origin. Love you so much Jon! You rock!
This was such a great video!! I used to hate the disney adaptation of the myth because it had nothing to do with actual thing!!
But listening to you explain it i can see some similarities!!
This really is the earliest I've ever been to one of your videos. They are truly amazing though. Love them!
That means the world to me. Thank you!
I have been wanting to request this!
"Incest doesn't matter as much to the gods."
So true. As a matter of fact, they are kids of a single bloodline.
Also, in jest, we who love Greek mythology say that Zeus is his own father and make up funny stories as to how.
Can you do a story/ video on Theseus and Perseus? I really enjoy both of the stories and believe others will too!
Loooved this *dragon tales voice* this was really good! I love Greek mythology and Disney’s Hercules so this makes me happy all around
I read Hercules’s last wife and eternal companion was Hebe, Zeus and Hera’s daughter. Though Hebe was the goddess of youth, she was treated as a second-class citizen by her mother and siblings. In fact, Hebe was the official cupbearer at Mt. Olympus
Jen’sDollhouseDrama I thought ganymede was the cup bearer at olympus
+Evan Gately
He was. Ganymedes served as the gods' cupbearer alongside Hebe.
Boss Isaac Oh okay
Talk about a shitty mother in law...but a good spite to Hera after all the shit she did to him...get with her daughter.
You forget to mention that he gains Hera's pardon, and that his classical Greek name Heraclese can be translated as "Hera's Glory". Just a tidbit I always found interesting.
Please make an Artemis origins video! I’m a big Greek mythology but and I’ve done my own research but its always fun to hear someone else’s findings :) It would also be cool to hear if you know anything about the connections between Artemis, Hecate, and Persephone as the triple faced goddess.
YAY I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!
Messed up origins of Alice in Wonderland!
Free Spirit here i got you shes crazy everything is it on her head fake not real all in her mind
Maria Perez Thanks! Would still love a vid from Jon tho lol
did you watch the Alice series? Hope so and hope you liked it!
Another quick sidenote: the allegory of Vice and Virtue was from much, MUCH later and actually *mostly* from visual art rather than written stories. Strangely enough, "Heracles" actually translates to "glory of Hera" in Greek. Thirdly and lastly, and not a lot of people either know this, or if they know it don't really THINK about it, Alcmene is ALREADY Zeus' great-granddaughter through the lineage of Perseus by way of his liaison with Danae.
Absolutely love your videos
This is one of my favs of the seris
This is what we learned in 3rd grade ( I am Greek btw) . I like it more that the movie . I also liked this video because it has more details than the one they told us .
I found these videos yesterday and wow I’ve watched your videos ever since
I am for another Hercules video including his tasks, I'm getting my niece into Greek mythology and I love your content!
There were a couple mistakes besides the Athena thing as it was Hebe he married the Titans were off to. The Titans did not escape it was actually another brood of Gaea and her new husband Tartarus the Gigantes as they were called.
I already knew this because I watch summaries of myths and I haven’t watched the movie, but I still like this video tooooooooooooo.
Another good video Jon Solo! Awesomeness
Who else thinks Jon should have more subs and veiws. His content is so intriguing and fun to watch. Keep up the great work man!
Thanks so much for making this video can you do one for 101 Dalmatians
I think there no origin for that
Dark Wolf/wild well good point but you never know
It is already messed up
A crazy designer wanted to skin dogs and wear them as a coat.
Vintage Couture than Cruella de vil maybe
Beurnss maybe just an origin story of cruella de Vill because you would have to have a pretty messed up origin to want to skin puppies for a living
You really should do one on Robin Hood. The real story. That would be really cool
Or The origins behind King Arthur and The Sword and the Stone.
The best person to binge watch during my 2nd quarantine!
Just subscribed today. Love your videos.
Another correction: Heracles never married Athena, and Athena was never married; she's a virgin goddess. Heracles actually married Hebe, the goddess of youth. Still his half-sister but you know, gods will be gods.
Phil Ingrouille he already addressed that in a pinned comment made two years ago.
@@Disinclude - yeah but people aren't reading it, hence all the more recent comments about it.
Hebe not Athena, Athena was a maiden goddess
You're right. I had a brain fart when saying my lines :(
It's fine it's not like anyone can expect you to get everything perfect, I love your content by the way and I'm sorry if my comment feels a bit...preachy?Full of myself?? I didn't think it would actually be answered or really noticed so..sorry
Wrong, Artemis was a maiden goddess.
Danae Twitchell Yes she was but so was Athena as well as Hestia,there is more emphasis placed on Artemis because of her Hunters but that doesn't change the fact Athena was a maiden goddess as well
Yes, she was a maiden goddess. Those were not her children, just men she favored a lot and helped out in their adventures and stuff. You're thinking of the Percy Jackson books, not the actual myths.
Your videos are so underrated!
I am very familiar with the original Greek story, and when you said Hercules had a twin brother named Jered, I was, as you can imagine, rather shocked
I know it's not Disney pre say but Disney bought out Fox so I'm now gonna say. Do Anastasia her life was very messed up as well. I should know as I have researched her. But would love to see what you come up with.
That would be awesome!
I'll take that challenge. Anastasia was assassinated with the rest of her family as a young girl. The woman claiming to be her was a fraud.
Neveah Potter - Harry's Twin Oh GOD, I just realized that’s a result! Holy crap it’s a self fulfilling prophecy!
I mean, not really. WW1 goes not so well for the Russian and in the process of running begomgomunism.exe the Tsar and his fam get put under house arrest by damn dirty commies. Anastasia is kill - shot in the basement with the rest of her fam. By commies, who were presumably dirty.
@@sambeck2510 they were killed by a simple popular revolt, your "commies" came almost a decade later when the Bolsheviks gained the power after a civil war, also dont know if it matters but soviet means majority in Russian
It is his half sister he married so it is half fine and half messed up
He probably had hundreds of half siblings.
I would make a list but it would take ages to complete.
Let's see... Perseus, Athena, Hebe, Apollo, Artemis, Hephaestus, Ares, Tantalus, Dionysus, Persephone, Nemesis, Hermes, and a whole lot of others... according to Wikipedia he also had children with at least two of his daughters, and his grandmother.
Greek mythology is seriously messed up...
Tony Amofe probably the Alabama part of heaven
I liked how this video played out. I feel like you would do a great job at making vids talking greek mythology
Don't forget about Iolaus, the mortal best friend in the TV show with Kevin Sorbo. I can't remember if he was even in the Disney movie, or not, but in Greek Mythology, he was portrayed as Heracles's (Hercules's) nephew and lover.
12 labours!!!
Also great video I loved it. And nothing is to messed up for me lol. As I love Greek mythology this was so cool. I've seen Disneys cartoon and two live Hercules movies so I know that not all are the same. One live movie said he married Hebe. But had it right that Hera Was the one messing with him. The other live one was still about Hera missing with him. Between all three and what I've seen and read of Precy Jackson I knew more than I thought about him. I still leaned something from it I always do.
Hercules is also my favourite Disney Movie. Love your video. Binge watching your videos right now
More about Hercules's labors going from 10 to 12,sounds fascinating!
Hercules was Roman, the Greek Hercules was called Heracles.
Same guy
Same guy but with different names.
The version I know is similar to yours but the ending Is different, instead of marrying Athena Heracles marries the daughter of Hera (I forgot her name)
LeArale her name is Hebe
Yeah he corrected it
Requiem, Jon Solo should ad Superman, Bible and Dragon Ball parts into Hercules video
After all, Disney's Hercules is not so much based on the actual myth and is instead based on Superman with Bible's Samson and Delilah and Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball trown in for the good measure
I applaud you and praise you soooo much for doing all this research just for us. I’m Subscribing
Small detail you forgot about the nessus bit. It wasn't just the Hydra venom that was lethal, it was also the centaur blood mixed with it. Centaur blood was believed to be incredibly acidic to human flesh