*Fun fact:* Despite her infamous role in Perseus' story, Medusa still had an important fame in greco-roman culture. In fact, roman emperors had the face of the creature carved on their armor as a way to ward off evil spirits. For example, one of Domitian's busts depicts the emperor with the head of Medusa decorating his chest.
Perseus is, in my opinion, the very definition of what it means to be a demigod. And unlike most stories of demigod children, he’s one of the few that actually gets a happy ending
Perseus is the only Greek hero to have a happy ending. Medusa has always been one my favorite monsters. We all know her tragic story of how she became a villain, so she'll always have our compassionate sympathy.
She was always a monster in Greek myth, so… (I’m guessing you got the tragic story idea from the Roman writer Ovid. He was not Greek, and did not write about the Greek gods, and yet his rage fic is still more trusted than actual Greek sources…)
Tragic? How is being born a normal monster from typhon and ehidna a Tragic backstory ohhh wait You mean the ovid version yeah that one was roman so not valid
Perseus seems to be one of the few good Greek heroes. While yes, Medusa is tragic, he didn't know about her backstory, and only knew she was a monster terrorizing people. Everytime someone is in trouble, like his mother or Andromeda, he stepped in to try and save them. Personally my favorite Greek hero, and great video
Maybe it affects the gods for a short time, or it was his other hypostasis. After all, the gods have many hypostases. I also wonder why Athena does not turn to stone? And why didn't Perseus use a shield against the sea monster?
The combination of your narration and the exceptional art make all of your content top notch. Your adaptations make the greatest stories from history very easy to grasp and understand. Homer and his contemporaries are not always an easy read.
👏 Love it! Totally love it! That was a true story about The Adventures of Perseus on journey! A true hero like Hercules save humanity in history to better future.
it all started with a prophecy that caused Danae's father to imprison her, so that she would never bear the son that would cause his death, however, the old king overlooked the fact that the prophecy never said the son had to be fully mortal, Zeus fell in love with Danae and turned into a shower of gold, he entered her prison cell and courted her, Danae became pregnant and gave birth to Perseus, when Danae's father found out, he was so enraged that he locked the mother and son inside a coffin and tossed them into sea, but Zeus arranged things with Poseidon, so the coffin did not sink, instead, it reached shore safely Perseus would then grow up and be given the mission to take Medusa's head, he was gifted with weapons by the Gods to do so, Hermes offered a pair winged sandals (one of his spare shoes) and a helmet of invisibility (borrowed from Hades) so that Perseus would have a safe travel, Athena offered a sword and a shield with which to fight Medusa with Perseus found Medusa and her sisters at their temple and cut off Medusa's head (some say he did it like an assassin while she was sleeping, others say he fought a valiant battle against the Gorgons) upon beheading Medusa, two beings sprung from her body, one was a winged horse named Pegasus, the other was a demigod son of Poseidon named Chrysaor, Perseus jumped on the back of Pegasus and flew away Pegasus left Perseus on the shores of Argos and flew off, it was here that Perseus met the love of his life, Andromeda, who was chained to be sacrificed to the sea beast, Cetus, to appease Poseidon's wrath against her mother's vanity Perseus used Medusa's head to petrify Cetus, saving his princess and earning her hand in marriage, they lived happily ever after and became ancestors of other heroes, such as Herakles
No, it wouldn't. Kids have this today but play Fortnite and can not answer the simplest of questions. Easy does not improve one's brain, people will never understand this basic principle.
I'm glad there's a video of Perseus in Comic. Unlike the other video because in the other video I saw images from two movies "Clash of the Titans (1981 original and 2010 remake)" which both of these movies is inaccurate. Now that's there's a Greek Mythology in Comic of Perseus, I understand it.
Quick question, Perseus was Hercule's ancestor....yet he turned Atlas to stone. So how then did Atlas retrieve the golden apples for Hercules later on?
some say it was a giant, others say it was a winged boar either way, by cutting off Medusa's head, Perseus released the children she mothered with Poseidon from her body, one was a winged horse Pegasus and the other was Chrysaor
another version says pegasus wasn't in medusa's tummy. when her blood spilled, some of it fell into the ocean and with that mix, pegasus popped out (kinda like when krono's (i think it was him) genitals fell in the sea near the island of cyprus after they got chopped and aphrodite was born).
OK, that part with Atlas makes no sense. If Heracles was Perseus' descendant. Because when it came to retrieving Golden Apples from Hera's garden, Heracles chose not to enter it. Instead he asked Atlas to help him. Meaning Atlas should have been alive.
Most versions also have Cetus depicted as a whale, rather than... whatever *that thing* is. In fact, that's what the constellation is supposed to look like too.
Not really a mistake - I heard the same thing, Perseus turned Cetus into stone by showing him the head of Medusa. A number of mythological stories have slightly different versions.
It's a case where multiple versions of the story exist. In some versions of the story, Perceus kills Cetus with his sword and the blood of Cetus is what made the red sea red. While on other versions, he uses the head of Medusa to turn Cetus to stone.
Fun fact the Greeks consider Persus to be the ancestor of the Persians. The Persians would use this during their invasion of Greece showing a common ancestor. Later Alexander would use this during his invasion of Persia.
Atlas is a Titian who holds up the sky as im sure you know. This means any hero can meat him no mater when they were born even if he was once turned too a statue, he would just go back to normal. (Edit: spelling)
Jupiter, Minerva, and Neptune; not Zeus, Athena, and Poseidon. Ovid, who wrote was you are referring to, was a Roman, and wrote about Roman gods. He did not write Greek myths. In Greek myth, Medusa was always a monster, and there is no writing to say she was victimized.
Her gaze was deadly only to mortals (though this raises the question of how Atlas was vulnerable, especially if we take into account that Hercules found him alive).
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One question I have is, if Perseus turned Atlas to stone, then how did Herculese relieve him of his burden to fetch the golden apples? Is their another myth explaining Atlas' restoration?
Si Perseo convirtió en piedra a Atlas ¿Como pudo Atlas ayudar a Hércules a obtener las manzanas de oro? If Perseo turned Atlas into stone, How could Atlas help Hercules to find the golden apples?
When I just started learning about Greek Mythology, Perseus was my hero. But when I knew about Medusa's backstory, I felt sorry for her and hated Perseus for killing her.
Donald Trump (if he manages to escape the Justice and run for office again), Ron Desantis, and other Public Figures who are a Threat to America’s Democracy that are unredeemable are those who I want turned to stone
@@JeffreyBarkdull The ones in charge and their minions, now that i think about it you can add blackrock and silicon valley to it. Basicaly the sources of my "annoyance."
There's something hilarious that instead of just karmic retribution or bittersweet act that does in the guy trying to off his kin because its prophesized he'd do the same, Acrisius just gets bonked by accident from Perseus throwing a discus. Probably the funniest way they showed fate as unavoidable
Fun Fact: Medusa is not a bad person, she was actually a very kind and honest woman. Medusa is technically Poseidon and Athena's fault. The reason Athena helped Perseus is to free Medusa from her terrible and lonely life.
నా చిన్నతనంలో నాకు ఎప్పుడూ గ్రీక్ యొక్క కథలు తెలుసుకోవాలనిపించేది కానీ ఆ రోజుల్లో పుస్తక పరిజ్ఞానం ఎక్కువ లేకపోవడం వల్ల ఇన్ఫర్మేషన్ దొరకలేదు ధన్యవాదాలు విషయాలను మాతో పంచుకున్నందుకు.
I never understood how Perseus could show Atlas the head of Medusa, which petrified him, but then when Heracles comes to Atlas for assistance with the Apples of the Hesperides.
Perseus stands as the most successful of the demigods. He led a heroic life and didn't meet a tragic or ironic end. I know the Clash of the Titans movie took a lot of liberties with the story, but it still serves to make his name known. The classic movie is still one of my favorites, that remake was utter garbage.
Whoever did the comic art may want to check the myth about Andromedas skin The myth depicts her as an Ethiopian princess which meant she would’ve been a Black Woman not white
- Perseus turns Atlas to stone - Hercules is descended from Perseus - One of Hercules 12 labours involves an unpetrified Atlas Was Atlas returned back to normal?
Comparing Greek legends with their Persian counterparts, I should say, the Persians are looking for justice, wisdom, bringing happiness and making the world a better place for all. They avoided war as much a possible. 😊
The Persians descend from Madai? son of Javan. Javan is known as Ion to the ancient Greeks. Javan/Ion is a son of Japheth, Japheth was known as Iapetus to the ancient Greeks. Theres truth in these tales. It seems like Noah and his sons were blessed, and likewise their firstborn sons and like wise their sons. From Shem came the lineage of God creator of the universe who decided to be born as a man during our existence meaning from creation and Adam to the end of the world with the Antichrist and the raptured. Is Persia the first Greek colony? If you think about it, Alexander was always trying to be “the furthest“ and he was out doing his ancestors, Perseus and Hercules. Dialysis ward in India, and that is as far as Alexander got. Alexander being an ancestor of Dionysus as well by his mother Olympia who descended from Dionysus and Achilles.
Perseus was basically Athena and Poseidon fixer to get rid of they loose ends in the payment of experience and a wife while poor Medusa was a victim and a tool who was used forcefully by two gods.
So if Atlas was turned to stone how was he able to help Hercules years later with retrieving the golden apples? Did Zeus in stone him or something? And I've always felt bad for Medusa she didn't deserve the fate she had bestowed upon her.
Man I love Greek myth but at times it’s confusing, how did Perseus great great grandson heracles talk to atlas if Perseus turned him into a mountain three generations ago
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*Fun fact:* Despite her infamous role in Perseus' story, Medusa still had an important fame in greco-roman culture. In fact, roman emperors had the face of the creature carved on their armor as a way to ward off evil spirits. For example, one of Domitian's busts depicts the emperor with the head of Medusa decorating his chest.
I'm seeing your comments pop up on a lot of the videos I watch. I look forward to the next fun fact.
Perseus was a legend 👌🏻 I used to love learning about this at school back in the day
Same
Perseus is, in my opinion, the very definition of what it means to be a demigod. And unlike most stories of demigod children, he’s one of the few that actually gets a happy ending
indeed, and Perseus later became ancestor to Herakles
Gay.
@@BEDLAMITE-5280ft. How is it gay?
@@pyschobandit4478 you tell me. freak.
@@BEDLAMITE-5280ft.Whatever you say, bully.
Keep hauling them insults with zero argument, c'mon.
I felt bad for Medusa. She was a victim of the Gods.
Do you feel bad for Cain?
Medusa is not the villain at all! I agree
Medusa was always a monster in Greek myths, Ovids version is for the Romans.
@@thehermit8723 nope
@@thehermit8723 No.
Perseus is the only Greek hero to have a happy ending. Medusa has always been one my favorite monsters. We all know her tragic story of how she became a villain, so she'll always have our compassionate sympathy.
That's version is not apart of greek Mythology
She was always a monster in Greek myth, so…
(I’m guessing you got the tragic story idea from the Roman writer Ovid. He was not Greek, and did not write about the Greek gods, and yet his rage fic is still more trusted than actual Greek sources…)
@@russergee49 because people like sad stories
Tragic? How is being born a normal monster from typhon and ehidna a Tragic backstory ohhh wait You mean the ovid version yeah that one was roman so not valid
@@omarsalem1219TOO MANY PEOPLE be taking the "retcon" version as the oldest one, it kinda pisses me off!
Those stories always bring me back to when I first learned about Greek mythology as a kid. I love the art work, music and narration. Great stuff!
*Perseus approach Medusa*
Medusa: Don't you wanna know my tragic backstory?
Perseus: Nope.
Also Perseus: *Slices off Medusa's head*
Also Medusa: i am pregnant of two monsters
Don't worry Medusa, Kratos killed Perseus.
perseus: sry medusa this isn't rome.
Perseus seems to be one of the few good Greek heroes. While yes, Medusa is tragic, he didn't know about her backstory, and only knew she was a monster terrorizing people. Everytime someone is in trouble, like his mother or Andromeda, he stepped in to try and save them. Personally my favorite Greek hero, and great video
Yep and in the Greek version medusa was just a gorgon monster
Perseus is by far my favorite character in Greek mythology. Bro was an absolute gigachad, and he didn't meet a tragic ending.
This might be before Hercules
The voice acting and the comics fit perfect together. I have watched all your videoes several times.
If Perseus petrified Atlas,how did Heracles meet him years later during the Apple of Hesperides labor.?
Maybe it affects the gods for a short time, or it was his other hypostasis. After all, the gods have many hypostases. I also wonder why Athena does not turn to stone? And why didn't Perseus use a shield against the sea monster?
hmmm. loophole
Titian’s are immortal and cannot be killed, he probably stayed a stature for a while then went back to normal
Atlas did turn back to normal after Perseus petrified him.
@@СолнечныйПарус-р7щ wasn't that only males could turn into stone?
I love the story about Perseus it’s just awesome.
The combination of your narration and the exceptional art make all of your content top notch. Your adaptations make the greatest stories from history very easy to grasp and understand. Homer and his contemporaries are not always an easy read.
👏 Love it! Totally love it! That was a true story about The Adventures of Perseus on journey! A true hero like Hercules save humanity in history to better future.
stunning artwork!! thank u so much for doing this
Do they have a video on this channel for Jason and the Argonauts? I am not finding one.
Perseus greatest hero of all time just like CLASH OF THE TITANS!!😁👏
it all started with a prophecy that caused Danae's father to imprison her, so that she would never bear the son that would cause his death, however, the old king overlooked the fact that the prophecy never said the son had to be fully mortal, Zeus fell in love with Danae and turned into a shower of gold, he entered her prison cell and courted her, Danae became pregnant and gave birth to Perseus, when Danae's father found out, he was so enraged that he locked the mother and son inside a coffin and tossed them into sea, but Zeus arranged things with Poseidon, so the coffin did not sink, instead, it reached shore safely
Perseus would then grow up and be given the mission to take Medusa's head, he was gifted with weapons by the Gods to do so, Hermes offered a pair winged sandals (one of his spare shoes) and a helmet of invisibility (borrowed from Hades) so that Perseus would have a safe travel, Athena offered a sword and a shield with which to fight Medusa with
Perseus found Medusa and her sisters at their temple and cut off Medusa's head (some say he did it like an assassin while she was sleeping, others say he fought a valiant battle against the Gorgons)
upon beheading Medusa, two beings sprung from her body, one was a winged horse named Pegasus, the other was a demigod son of Poseidon named Chrysaor, Perseus jumped on the back of Pegasus and flew away
Pegasus left Perseus on the shores of Argos and flew off, it was here that Perseus met the love of his life, Andromeda, who was chained to be sacrificed to the sea beast, Cetus, to appease Poseidon's wrath against her mother's vanity
Perseus used Medusa's head to petrify Cetus, saving his princess and earning her hand in marriage, they lived happily ever after and became ancestors of other heroes, such as Herakles
I love this video and animation
And that folks is what we called a golden shower 🚿😉😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Zeus just can't keep it in his pants.
At least this time, it ultimately benefited the Greek world.
@@redking8243 WTD
Yes and it became the endless trouble of Olympus
How is it "jealousy" to be protective of one's mother or close relation? I get the idea, just a poor choice of words
If i had this videos when i was in school 20 years ago, history class would be the easiest. :D
No, it wouldn't. Kids have this today but play Fortnite and can not answer the simplest of questions. Easy does not improve one's brain, people will never understand this basic principle.
💛 all your video's bro 👍.
I'm glad there's a video of Perseus in Comic. Unlike the other video because in the other video I saw images from two movies "Clash of the Titans (1981 original and 2010 remake)" which both of these movies is inaccurate. Now that's there's a Greek Mythology in Comic of Perseus, I understand it.
Quick question, Perseus was Hercule's ancestor....yet he turned Atlas to stone. So how then did Atlas retrieve the golden apples for Hercules later on?
Plothole!1!
He's just rock hard after that encounter 😏
I'm guessing since he is a titan, he survived.
the gods probably undid it sine he still needed to be punished, but that story was just a reason to give meaning behind the mountains in norht africa
When Perseus killed Medusa, Medusa was actually pregnant with a pegasus and a giant.
Ya, so technically they're fraternal twins.
From what I heard, rather than being pregnant they both sprang from her neck as she died.
that's also poseidon's kid
some say it was a giant, others say it was a winged boar
either way, by cutting off Medusa's head, Perseus released the children she mothered with Poseidon from her body, one was a winged horse Pegasus and the other was Chrysaor
another version says pegasus wasn't in medusa's tummy. when her blood spilled, some of it fell into the ocean and with that mix, pegasus popped out (kinda like when krono's (i think it was him) genitals fell in the sea near the island of cyprus after they got chopped and aphrodite was born).
OK, that part with Atlas makes no sense. If Heracles was Perseus' descendant.
Because when it came to retrieving Golden Apples from Hera's garden, Heracles chose not to enter it. Instead he asked Atlas to help him. Meaning Atlas should have been alive.
HUGE loophole. but that is greek
mythology we're talking about 👌🏽
after Atlas turned into stone. he turned back to normal later. it's unknown if greek gods is immune to it or not.
titans are immortal
It depends on whose story you're listening to with a lot of myths and folklore. There loads of versions and even different endings and characters
Thera are more person than one in greek mythology with the name Hercules...
@@toniametaxa4654 With the same abilities and similar back story?
I thought he defeated Cetus by using Medusa's head and he turned the monster to stone. I must have been mistaken. Great animation.
Most versions also have Cetus depicted as a whale, rather than... whatever *that thing* is. In fact, that's what the constellation is supposed to look like too.
Not really a mistake - I heard the same thing, Perseus turned Cetus into stone by showing him the head of Medusa. A number of mythological stories have slightly different versions.
That version of the fight became dominant thanks to Clash of the Titans.
It's a case where multiple versions of the story exist. In some versions of the story, Perceus kills Cetus with his sword and the blood of Cetus is what made the red sea red. While on other versions, he uses the head of Medusa to turn Cetus to stone.
Your the best so so so so so so so so awosme I love it you tthe bsst
01:41 Ancient Golden Shower
Love this story and Clash of the Titans version.
Tfsharing❤
Those 2 movies about him are realy realy cool
I love Perseus!
Good video ⚔️
Fun fact the Greeks consider Persus to be the ancestor of the Persians. The Persians would use this during their invasion of Greece showing a common ancestor. Later Alexander would use this during his invasion of Persia.
NICE EDIT!
Great story but confusing because heracles also met atlas
Atlas is a Titian who holds up the sky as im sure you know. This means any hero can meat him no mater when they were born even if he was once turned too a statue, he would just go back to normal.
(Edit: spelling)
Zeus impregnated a woman with a golden shower 😄
R. Kelly style
Gotta love a self fulfilling prophecy…..if he hadn’t locked up his daughter then Perseus probably wouldn’t have gone on this journey.😬
A few inaccuracies
1 Medusa does not have a lower snake body
2 Perseus didn’t just stab cetus to death he showed the head of Medusa to Cetus
Just like in the Live Action movie “Clash of Titans” from my childhood
Perseus is My second favourite Demigod
I'm sure Zeus and Athena saw what Poseidon did to Medusa yet they choose to not believe Medusa. I guess they choose family over the truth.
Jupiter, Minerva, and Neptune; not Zeus, Athena, and Poseidon. Ovid, who wrote was you are referring to, was a Roman, and wrote about Roman gods. He did not write Greek myths. In Greek myth, Medusa was always a monster, and there is no writing to say she was victimized.
Ask Ovid, he hated what was going on with the Greeks.
Nymphs were my favorite part of the story
Epic montage at 12:23
Cetus is more like the sea serpent or Dragon
I also wonder why Athena does not turn to stone? And why didn't Perseus use a shield against the sea monster?🧐😎
Maybe because she's the one that cursed Medusa.
Her gaze was deadly only to mortals (though this raises the question of how Atlas was vulnerable, especially if we take into account that Hercules found him alive).
14:15 he’s his grandfather not father
All this because Zeus did a golden shower😭
1:40… we Gonna talk about it?
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One question I have is, if Perseus turned Atlas to stone, then how did Herculese relieve him of his burden to fetch the golden apples? Is their another myth explaining Atlas' restoration?
Basically, it's a plothole. Greek Mythology is VERY old so somes myths will end up contradicting each other
@@jessnalulila5552 that makes sense.
My headcanon is that Zeus revived Atlas so he can continue to suffer.
@@hakimdiwan5101 I like your head canon. It makes it make sense and is consistent with Zues's character. 👍
Si Perseo convirtió en piedra a Atlas ¿Como pudo Atlas ayudar a Hércules a obtener las manzanas de oro?
If Perseo turned Atlas into stone, How could Atlas help Hercules to find the golden apples?
Great question
Thera are more Hercules than one for that reason it is o confusion about that...
can I ask what is the reflection of the story?
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Can we just talk about Zeus bruh💀 literally turned into rays of gold just to impregnate a woman what's next to rain???
Don't give him any more ideas
😂😂😂
When I just started learning about Greek Mythology, Perseus was my hero. But when I knew about Medusa's backstory, I felt sorry for her and hated Perseus for killing her.
Im some stories she is born a gorgon with other sisters. In some she is a victim of the gods.
If anything Perseus ended her suffering of loneliness. Also despite that all of this was for his mother.
The "Priestess Medusa" is a *roman myth from the writer Ovid
@@jessnalulila5552 originally Greek
@@I.am.better.than.you. Ovid was a hater.
7:23 POV: you blacked out last night, and you're never drinking again
If you had medusa‘s head, who would you want turned to Stone?
I'd go on a tour of L.A.
And who would you want turned to stone @@Raximus3000?
Donald Trump (if he manages to escape the Justice and run for office again), Ron Desantis, and other Public Figures who are a Threat to America’s Democracy that are unredeemable are those who I want turned to stone
@@JeffreyBarkdull
The ones in charge and their minions, now that i think about it you can add blackrock and silicon valley to it.
Basicaly the sources of my "annoyance."
Pretty much most of the Kremlin and Duma.
Watching this for a school thing
Dude if the headless horseman had medusa s Head It would be so cool
There's something hilarious that instead of just karmic retribution or bittersweet act that does in the guy trying to off his kin because its prophesized he'd do the same, Acrisius just gets bonked by accident from Perseus throwing a discus. Probably the funniest way they showed fate as unavoidable
Why did Perseus refuse to eat the salad? Because he didn't want to be caught by the Gorgonzola.
different version is part of mahabhartha where krishna has a similar story with a little twist
Dude did you noticed that Medusa s Head has changed in this comic?
When author was doing that video, he thought that "Clash of the Titans" was the accurate interpretation of greek myths.
Fun Fact: Medusa is not a bad person, she was actually a very kind and honest woman. Medusa is technically Poseidon and Athena's fault. The reason Athena helped Perseus is to free Medusa from her terrible and lonely life.
That's untrue, in the original myths Medusa was a monster that was killing people and Athena helped Perseus since he's her younger brother
@jasonjones3328 its not untrue, there are multiple versions of the story, nothing is really canon in greek mythology.
@@romanninja777
There are multiple versions of greek mythology but the one people reference isn't greek and instead Ovid's version who was Roman
Ovid is a hater and made his own stories about the Greek gods.
There's no version where Athena send Perseus to "free" Medusa
Perseus is one of them mama's boys 🗣🗣🔥🔥 (A badass one tho)
corporate piano in the back breaks my heart
It's breaking 💔 my heart to see these wars n stupidity( lacking the desire to seek truths) evrywhere
I thought that Perseus got his equipment from the Hesperides (the western nymphs). Maybe I’m remembering wrong though.
They also helped
Why are some of the parts here are wrong?
So how did Hercules hold up the sky for Atlas, if Atlas had already been turned to stone by Perseus/Medusa??
Or did I miss something there?
you missed nothing. it's just a huge
loophole in the greek mythology
heracles was four generations later than Perseus
నా చిన్నతనంలో నాకు ఎప్పుడూ గ్రీక్ యొక్క కథలు తెలుసుకోవాలనిపించేది కానీ ఆ రోజుల్లో పుస్తక పరిజ్ఞానం ఎక్కువ లేకపోవడం వల్ల ఇన్ఫర్మేషన్ దొరకలేదు ధన్యవాదాలు విషయాలను మాతో పంచుకున్నందుకు.
I never understood how Perseus could show Atlas the head of Medusa, which petrified him, but then when Heracles comes to Atlas for assistance with the Apples of the Hesperides.
Perseus stands as the most successful of the demigods. He led a heroic life and didn't meet a tragic or ironic end. I know the Clash of the Titans movie took a lot of liberties with the story, but it still serves to make his name known. The classic movie is still one of my favorites, that remake was utter garbage.
I jc realized percy Jackson was made from this
Whoever did the comic art may want to check the myth about Andromedas skin
The myth depicts her as an Ethiopian princess which meant she would’ve been a Black Woman not white
Ethiopia for ancient greece would be Sudan for us
@@jessnalulila5552Still Black.
7:25 I saw somebody played God of War 2 (hint: a full-figured Elder Gorgon).
- Perseus turns Atlas to stone
- Hercules is descended from Perseus
- One of Hercules 12 labours involves an unpetrified Atlas
Was Atlas returned back to normal?
Titan remember.
I feel bad for Andromeda. She gets sacrificed when it is her mom who expresses hubris.
What is that thumbnail?
No body
Posideon: hmmm I feel like causing a good few problems
Comparing Greek legends with their Persian counterparts, I should say, the Persians are looking for justice, wisdom, bringing happiness and making the world a better place for all. They avoided war as much a possible. 😊
The Persians descend from Madai? son of Javan. Javan is known as Ion to the ancient Greeks. Javan/Ion is a son of Japheth, Japheth was known as Iapetus to the ancient Greeks. Theres truth in these tales. It seems like Noah and his sons were blessed, and likewise their firstborn sons and like wise their sons. From Shem came the lineage of God creator of the universe who decided to be born as a man during our existence meaning from creation and Adam to the end of the world with the Antichrist and the raptured.
Is Persia the first Greek colony? If you think about it, Alexander was always trying to be “the furthest“ and he was out doing his ancestors, Perseus and Hercules. Dialysis ward in India, and that is as far as Alexander got. Alexander being an ancestor of Dionysus as well by his mother Olympia who descended from Dionysus and Achilles.
Perseus was basically Athena and Poseidon fixer to get rid of they loose ends in the payment of experience and a wife while poor Medusa was a victim and a tool who was used forcefully by two gods.
Zeus really gave her a “golden shower” 💀
Why is it always someone wanting someone to be away from someone?
So if Atlas was turned to stone how was he able to help Hercules years later with retrieving the golden apples? Did Zeus in stone him or something?
And I've always felt bad for Medusa she didn't deserve the fate she had bestowed upon her.
Does anyone else find it funny that since persus is a great-grandfather of Hercules but he's also his big brother cuz they're both the son of Zeus
Zeus always heard the cry of beautiful women
When Zeus met Danae he was in his JAV phase.
One of Perseus ofspring was named Heracles!!!!!
Why does no one get it right?
The love to surpass gods
Medusa was made a plaything for the Gods. I feel so bad for her.
Greek Version: Born a Monster
Ovid's Version: Something reality show judges would love.
Why does Perseus look so weird at 12:42 ?
I didn’t know Medusa knew archery
Golden rain think about it she got knocked up through a golden shower
Confirmed that zeus's small liquid looks golden in colour
Man I love Greek myth but at times it’s confusing, how did Perseus great great grandson heracles talk to atlas if Perseus turned him into a mountain three generations ago
Hercules had two dads 😱.