Woah, I thought that Apollo refused bc he understood that he had no chance against Ares and it was pointless. I absolutely forgot about the Hyacinth incident! Well noted!
@@stephenolotu5588 Yeah but that is Zeus. He can't keep it in his toga. Besides Zeus and his brothers any other god wasn't making the family tree a vine.
The fact I didn’t even catch that I thought he didn’t want to do it cause he didn’t think he could then I remembered his boyfriend died by getting hit in the back of the head with those things 😂
It would’ve been so funny if the shot panned out as Dionysus looked to Hermes on his right and tried handing the discus to him and Hermes giving the same reaction as Apollo bc of Crocus also dying from a discus 😭
The moment I saw this scene in the episode I audibly gasped and instantly thought back to the “Hyacinthus and Apollo Myth” and the fact that Hyacinthus was in the background when this scene happened just adds insult to injury I honestly can’t imagine what Apollo was feeling in that moment😭
Fun fact! In some version of the myth it’s a genuine accident on Apollo’s part, and in others, Zephyrus purposely sets Apollo’s discus off course with the wind to kill Hyacinth out of jealousy
I firmly believe it was because he made fun of Eros that one time after he (Apollo) defeated Python (Apollo was only 4 days old when he defeated Python, so he must've only have been days old still when he came across Eros). I don't think the whole Daphne fiasco was the full extent of Eros' wrath/punishment
I caught that as soon as I watched it. Poor Apollo. I bet Hyacinthus ran away as soon as this event was about to take place. Don't blame him. And kudos to them bringing Prince Hyacinthus back to life and a God in Blood Of Zeus. Out of all Apollo's lovers, Hyacinthus is my favourite (and I love that in one myth, Apollo actually did bring him back and turned him into a God)
Ares is really confident for someone that only won like 2-3 fights in greek mythology. Man even lost against Diomedes (tho tbf Athena did help him a bit) a mortal man.
@@AdeptKing to be fair, Athens existed. No seriously think about it, who was the Ares the Patron god of? Sparta. Who were the people Athens historically were at odds with? Sparta. In short Athens was better at spreading and recording their versions of the story, so most of the surviving versions we get show Ares in a negative light, usually so someone like Athena can come along and do it better. You see this with other Gods. For example in the Trojan war you had Artemis at one point get into a fight with Hera, something really stupid that ended poorly for her, then you have Apollo come along, and he decides not to go fight a significantly stronger god and instead look for other ways to get what he wants done. One God makes a mistake, the other (who the story teller might be trying to show off as being better) doesn’t, or succeeds where the other fails. Also in that war you had moment when Aphrodite stepped onto the battle field, but then was chastised for this and told she had no place there. In short, it’s a story that tries to counter the idea Aphrodite has any connections to war, even in spite of the fact part of her deal should theoretically be a desire to protect one’s loved ones, for example a mother protecting her child (something she actual does in the story with Aeneas.)
Ares suffers from "I'm special" syndrome, he thinks because of his status and parents, he's special and deserves more. Unfortunately, he's only the rich kid with an ego everyone dislikes
@@raptormage2209 A large part of our knowledge of Greek mythology comes from Athens, and the dedication Sparta had towards him is something we have to factor in his portrayal, just like most stories about Hera were told amongst women which in a male dominated society that didn't even see them as people.
Hyacinth was a lover to both the East Wind and Apollo, but he preferred Apollo more, and so the East Wind caused that incident that led to Hyacinth's death, Apollo couldn't save his boyfriend's life, so he turned him into a plant
i love how you called it an “incident”. Like “the Io whoopsie”, “the daphne incident”, “the Leda oopsie daisy”, “the europa big whoop”, “that one time with Ganymede”, just little oopsies by the gods so silly 🤭
In some versions of the original myth, it is Zephyrus’ who redirects Apollo’s throw. He sends an errant gust of wind to knock the discus towards Hyacinth
They made so many cool details like this and dropped the ball in things like the sphynx being the judge of the BRAVERY trial when there was also a category of mystery solving. For all the cool references , they would also miss the mark a lot
Ah, actually it's Zephyrus' fault since he was jealous, not Apollo. Since then, Zephyr has worked under Eros/Cupid and even helped him with dating his future wife Psyche.
Um, he didn't accidentally kill him. Zephyrus used his airbending powers to draw the disc towards Hyacinth's head killing him. Zephyrus was jealous with Apollo and wanted Hyacinth as his boyfriend but Zephyrus is the "If I can't have you, no one can" kind of God. So he would rather kill his crush than let his crush be with another man/God.
@@luvhyunah You said he accidentally killed him. It wasn't an accident. It was intentional and shouldn't have happened if it weren't for a jealous airbender God.
Well Blood of Zeus will never exist if it weren’t for castlevania. You should watch it! It’s very good even tho some myths are inaccurate it worth of watching it!
Thank you for explaining that. I don't think that's actually Hyacinth though. I thought, (because of the laurel wreath) that that was Dionysus, the Greek God of Wine and Merryment. I also thought that after Ares throw, my dude was like "Why even bother?" Now that I see it, it's actually both. (Edit: I gotta correct myself... that actually is Dionysus.)
Hyacinthus was one of Apollo's lovers, one day they were playing the disc when Zephyrus ( i believe) blew the wind towards them causing hyacinthus to die.
@@VanessaSerpenteagle It probably already happened, just like the adventures of Heracles, Achilles and etc. Even the 30 Tyrants of Athens were mentioned, which took place in around 405-404 BC, after Sparta subjugated Athens.
I literally was gonna ask if there is fruty action going on on this show bc I mean it's greeks god and it's apollo and then the last 10 seconds of this clips answered me lmao
no , apesar que me encanta la mitología griega se me paso por alto en esa ecena no , pero me alegra de que Apolo y hiancito ( o como se escriba) esten juntos en el programa
Weird question because I am already watching short moments like this, but is the show worth watching? I love mythology, but it always frightens me when it gets adapted into something like this, so I haven't brought myself to watch it yet
Of course! It’s called BLOOD OF ZEUS IN NETFLIX!!! Pls it is worth of watching it! It’s underrated, but some of the myth aren’t actually accurate but its alright! This show is amazing if you love castlevania or if you love Greek mythology! ❤❤
Can I just say, this show was definitely made with the girls and the gay in mind. The way I felt seeing both Ares and Heron shirtless all the time this episode got me 😳🥵
y’all I just found out that my dad has been reading the comments 😭🙏
I think it was hades or one of those guys that hades told to go steal that stone thingy
@@ponchylol they could be. But I read some fan message on Reddit that they think it was Zagreus (hades’ child) 💀💀
@azulasgff Ohhhhh
I forgot about that lol 💀💀
Gaia was just looking for an excuse to let Kerberos' dad out of the box.
WHAT WAS THE PRIGINAL COMMENT I NEED TO KNOW-
Woah, I thought that Apollo refused bc he understood that he had no chance against Ares and it was pointless. I absolutely forgot about the Hyacinth incident! Well noted!
Of course! Every time I watched a show or a movie related to Greek mythology I already notice things since I’m a very huge Greek mythology nerd 😂
@@luvhyunah x2 jajaja
Actually what you had thought, is right.
He did not have a chance,lol.
He is a god, He almost forgot who the hell hyacinth was.
Damm Dionysus you didn't have to do Apollo dirty like that.
FRFR 😭😭
He gets beat up by Apollo later lolz... Probably made up later in bed though 😉
@@Lord_Ivoundy_Creood They're brothers. This is Greece not Westeros.
@@batsignal3469lmaoo herra is zues sister. Greece was the original westerous
@@stephenolotu5588 Yeah but that is Zeus. He can't keep it in his toga. Besides Zeus and his brothers any other god wasn't making the family tree a vine.
The fact I didn’t even catch that I thought he didn’t want to do it cause he didn’t think he could then I remembered his boyfriend died by getting hit in the back of the head with those things 😂
It would’ve been so funny if the shot panned out as Dionysus looked to Hermes on his right and tried handing the discus to him and Hermes giving the same reaction as Apollo bc of Crocus also dying from a discus 😭
😢
I’m glad that Apollo and Hyacinth are together in the show
FRFR and them waking up each other with no clothes on in season 1 😂😂
What episode again?
I haven't watched this in a long time@@luvhyunah
@@rainbowfumingtiger It’s actually season 1 episode 5 I think
@@luvhyunah thanks 🙏
@@luvhyunah who’s is the woman though? I’ve been curious about that
That flew right over my head.
...but not Hyacinth's.
Think you're about to have the worst sunburn ever, my dude XD
You wrong for that 😂
DAMN 💀
@@redfire1186😅😅😅
😂
0:28 He actually has a mark for life in his head who proves it.
The moment I saw this scene in the episode I audibly gasped and instantly thought back to the “Hyacinthus and Apollo Myth” and the fact that Hyacinthus was in the background when this scene happened just adds insult to injury
I honestly can’t imagine what Apollo was feeling in that moment😭
Shook
where was hyacinthus in the background
@@emily9162a boy with an olive skin and a scar on his forehead from the disc where he was trying to play something with some god!
And just like that, the god of PTSD, Pligi, was born
I LOVE THIS COMMENT 😭🙏
Oh my god, I never noticed the dude Apollo was sleeping with had that scar on his head. It IS Hyacinthus!
YESS I ALREADY NOTICED IT THE FIRST TIME I WATCHED THE SHOW!!
Fun fact! In some version of the myth it’s a genuine accident on Apollo’s part, and in others, Zephyrus purposely sets Apollo’s discus off course with the wind to kill Hyacinth out of jealousy
What I call one of the earliest examples of a tragic Greek gay love triangle
0:17 - Okay no one noticed that he basically threw that thing so hard, it practically broke through the boundaries of the show itself?😂
I feel so bad for Apollo, he sure is gifted with beauty, arts and music but love let him down
Fr he had a very tough love life lmao
I firmly believe it was because he made fun of Eros that one time after he (Apollo) defeated Python (Apollo was only 4 days old when he defeated Python, so he must've only have been days old still when he came across Eros).
I don't think the whole Daphne fiasco was the full extent of Eros' wrath/punishment
Not saying you're wrong, but Apollo does have successful relationships that aren't his fault in the end.
I thought it was because he couldn't match Ares. But this makes more sense. Also Apollo's good at archery isn't he? Like projectile throwing
That does make more sense, we’ve seen multiple times that Apollo isn’t afraid to stand up to anyone, Hera, Ares, Demeter or Persephone.
Nah, I really want them to make an Apollo, Dionysus and Hermes adventures spinoff 😂😂😂
It will be hella chaotic and fun actually 🌪️
Apollo, Dionysus and Hermes are my fav brotherly chaotic trio 😂
Dionysus: It's your turn, bro
Apollo: Hell nah! It killed my boyfriend!
I’m glad they chose the version of Hyacinthus alive Lol 😂 at least Apollo won’t be too traumatized
YEAHHH 😂
I caught that as soon as I watched it. Poor Apollo. I bet Hyacinthus ran away as soon as this event was about to take place. Don't blame him.
And kudos to them bringing Prince Hyacinthus back to life and a God in Blood Of Zeus. Out of all Apollo's lovers, Hyacinthus is my favourite (and I love that in one myth, Apollo actually did bring him back and turned him into a God)
Hyacinthus and Apollo are literally two of my favorite greek mythology characters!!
Thanks through you I came across this great series!
For all his talk Ares would have lost to Herron if bro knew how to use his powers or better yet if he was a full god. 😂
Ares is really confident for someone that only won like 2-3 fights in greek mythology.
Man even lost against Diomedes (tho tbf Athena did help him a bit) a mortal man.
He's the god of war. He should be good at fighting even though the Greeks liked to depict him as losing a lot of the time.
@@AdeptKing to be fair, Athens existed. No seriously think about it, who was the Ares the Patron god of? Sparta. Who were the people Athens historically were at odds with? Sparta.
In short Athens was better at spreading and recording their versions of the story, so most of the surviving versions we get show Ares in a negative light, usually so someone like Athena can come along and do it better. You see this with other Gods. For example in the Trojan war you had Artemis at one point get into a fight with Hera, something really stupid that ended poorly for her, then you have Apollo come along, and he decides not to go fight a significantly stronger god and instead look for other ways to get what he wants done. One God makes a mistake, the other (who the story teller might be trying to show off as being better) doesn’t, or succeeds where the other fails. Also in that war you had moment when Aphrodite stepped onto the battle field, but then was chastised for this and told she had no place there. In short, it’s a story that tries to counter the idea Aphrodite has any connections to war, even in spite of the fact part of her deal should theoretically be a desire to protect one’s loved ones, for example a mother protecting her child (something she actual does in the story with Aeneas.)
Ares suffers from "I'm special" syndrome, he thinks because of his status and parents, he's special and deserves more. Unfortunately, he's only the rich kid with an ego everyone dislikes
@@raptormage2209 A large part of our knowledge of Greek mythology comes from Athens, and the dedication Sparta had towards him is something we have to factor in his portrayal, just like most stories about Hera were told amongst women which in a male dominated society that didn't even see them as people.
Somewhere out there, Zephyrus is doing the troll face at Apollo during this event.
How could I have forgotten the hyacinth myth when watching this scene 😮
😂😂😂😂
Hyacinth was a lover to both the East Wind and Apollo, but he preferred Apollo more, and so the East Wind caused that incident that led to Hyacinth's death, Apollo couldn't save his boyfriend's life, so he turned him into a plant
@@firxanza5172
The West Wind (Zephyros)
@@firxanza5172 why did he prefer apollo
Such a good show
Pray for season 3 ❤
YESYESSS
@@luvhyunah And even if there'll be season 3 (whether or not), will Heron revive/resurrect somehow? Also Aphrodite being buried by Demeter's power.
@@leehonglocal We don’t know yet if Heron will be alive. But I’m kinda nervous since Heron, Seraphim and Electra all went through a lot.
@@luvhyunah And Typhon's coming too.
@@leehonglocal EXCITED FOR TYPHOON💕
I am so glad I wasn’t the only one that noticed it! My favorite flower was named after this myth so this scene got to me! ❤️❤️
Omg, how did I not notice that? 😳
Does anybody notice the scar on Hyacinth's forehead?
Yes! 😅
Apollo seems like the only likable god in this show, good for him
i love how you called it an “incident”. Like “the Io whoopsie”, “the daphne incident”, “the Leda oopsie daisy”, “the europa big whoop”, “that one time with Ganymede”, just little oopsies by the gods so silly 🤭
IM SO DEAD. (like hyacinth)
Nice Greek Mythology reference catch there mate.
Funny , I saw this scene and was like “Oh my god, I get it!!” 😂😂
In some versions of the original myth, it is Zephyrus’ who redirects Apollo’s throw. He sends an errant gust of wind to knock the discus towards Hyacinth
I know that :)))
Omg- i never noticed that!!! I thought he just didn't want to fight against Ares-
They made so many cool details like this and dropped the ball in things like the sphynx being the judge of the BRAVERY trial when there was also a category of mystery solving. For all the cool references , they would also miss the mark a lot
"THAT'S IT! I've come up with a new recipe!"
Ah, actually it's Zephyrus' fault since he was jealous, not Apollo. Since then, Zephyr has worked under Eros/Cupid and even helped him with dating his future wife Psyche.
Oh yes that’s right!! Sorry I wrote the wrong myth here because I was too lazy to explain 😭😭
I just realized, is that why Hyacinth has that scar?
YEP! If u read the original myth about Apollo’s lovers :))
Los dioses pueden desarrollar traumas por lo que entiendo
Pero todavía no existen los psicólogos
Um, he didn't accidentally kill him. Zephyrus used his airbending powers to draw the disc towards Hyacinth's head killing him. Zephyrus was jealous with Apollo and wanted Hyacinth as his boyfriend but Zephyrus is the "If I can't have you, no one can" kind of God. So he would rather kill his crush than let his crush be with another man/God.
Did I say Apollo killed him with the disc? Lol I already know the myth just saying!! 😅
@@luvhyunah You said he accidentally killed him. It wasn't an accident. It was intentional and shouldn't have happened if it weren't for a jealous airbender God.
@@marcuscarana9240 not to be rude or anything but I don’t remember saying that? Lol but it depends on some versions or myths ig
@@luvhyunah 0:22 "Apollo accidentaly kills his lover, Hyacinth"
@@marcuscarana9240 OHHH SORRY I FORGOT LOL. I AM SUCH A DUMBASS 💀
Why have I never heard of this? This looks so good. Like Castlevania good
Well Blood of Zeus will never exist if it weren’t for castlevania. You should watch it! It’s very good even tho some myths are inaccurate it worth of watching it!
Thank you for explaining that. I don't think that's actually Hyacinth though. I thought, (because of the laurel wreath) that that was Dionysus, the Greek God of Wine and Merryment. I also thought that after Ares throw, my dude was like "Why even bother?" Now that I see it, it's actually both. (Edit: I gotta correct myself... that actually is Dionysus.)
This made me laugh. I don’t know why. I didn’t even know that happened! I don’t know much about Greek mythology.
Hyacinthus was one of Apollo's lovers, one day they were playing the disc when Zephyrus ( i believe) blew the wind towards them causing hyacinthus to die.
@@raptormage2209 Aww. Poor Apollo. Wonder why they didn’t add that? Too gruesome?
@@VanessaSerpenteagle I doubt it considering the scenes they animated
@@VanessaSerpenteagle
It probably already happened, just like the adventures of Heracles, Achilles and etc.
Even the 30 Tyrants of Athens were mentioned, which took place in around 405-404 BC, after Sparta subjugated Athens.
Were one of the tyrants one of the 3 kings @@MorokLeviathan
ya me imagino a Apolo
Apolo: pendejo no miras que por culpa de jugar a esa mmd le dejé una sicatriz te pasas
POV: you accidentally kill your boyfriend
I literally was gonna ask if there is fruty action going on on this show bc I mean it's greeks god and it's apollo and then the last 10 seconds of this clips answered me lmao
Senate.
Apollo's 🔥火🔥
Old Republicca ♎
Badan Daging 🔥
no , apesar que me encanta la mitología griega se me paso por alto en esa ecena no , pero me alegra de que Apolo y hiancito ( o como se escriba) esten juntos en el programa
Doesn’t he beat the shit of out of The guy later in the episode?
WAIT THE DUDE IS HYACINTH BUT HE'S DEAD BECAUSE HE HAS THE SCAR!
@@gt5bonelesshuman421 well in some myths, Apollo decide to turn Hyacinth into a god or make him immortal after he died lol
Weird question because I am already watching short moments like this, but is the show worth watching? I love mythology, but it always frightens me when it gets adapted into something like this, so I haven't brought myself to watch it yet
Of course! It’s called BLOOD OF ZEUS IN NETFLIX!!! Pls it is worth of watching it! It’s underrated, but some of the myth aren’t actually accurate but its alright! This show is amazing if you love castlevania or if you love Greek mythology! ❤❤
Omega.♎
Who is the leaf haired god?
Oh that’s Dionysus! Another one of Zeus’ bastard son. Dionysus is the god of wine and the son of Semele :)
The *bUckET* Woman!!!
❤❤
Olympian's Torch.♎🔥♎
奥运会；火🔥把。♎🔥♎
阿波罗；战车。⚜️🇮🇹⚜️
Apollo's Chariot 🔥
Zeus 👏
Lord Odin 👍♎
Haha, I didn’t catch that either!
How is the movie called?
@@LauraHrubovcakova Blood of Zeus in netflix!
What ep? Please tell me what ep is this
Episode 4 of season 2!
What show is this?
BLOOD OF ZEUS!!
Where can I watch the series please
NETFLIX! You could’ve read my description below I already wrote it there 😂😂
Can I just say, this show was definitely made with the girls and the gay in mind. The way I felt seeing both Ares and Heron shirtless all the time this episode got me 😳🥵
everyone was honestly too fine in the show, like I don’t even know who to stare at 😂😭
@@luvhyunah lol heron is hot asf ngl
@@stephenolotu5588 Heron and Seraphim frfrr Zeus is ass but his children are just 😍😍
@@luvhyunah amen sis
@@stephenolotu5588 Not gonna lie, Heron reminded me of a buff version of Lance from Voltron.
Is this god games?
Or Apollo couldn’t beat Ares throw so he quits instead?
Apollo gay😳
he’s the god of being bi 😂😭😭
you have discovered America
Very bi.
Nah, they are just gym broes.
@@filipmaly6603 They’re roommates ;)