Yes

2:11 Artemis doesn’t even use hunting guns, just a nine

(deep and raspy) *"This* is a _gun?!?_

Gotta ice some fools sometimes

No

Pls tell me that is in the video

It isn’t sorry

There was another instance of people who wanted wives that they probably shouldn't have. Like Paris and his buddy, they wanted to take other people's wives as their own. Paris started the Troy war with his and his buddy got punished by Hades for trying to take Persephone.

I read Magnus chase too much so my instant thought was ”Otis? As in, the goat?”

@@dr.bright6272 i think it was theseus and his buddy that did it

Come

Ok EDP445

Oh god

Or not! Very likely not. Definitely not.

At the end of the day, it’s night

Hades has to welcome the aftermath of war, he is good at his job… you could say too good.

How do you people manage to still needlesly praise hades even when he is barley a part of the story when will this fanboying Stop

@@omarsalem1219 They're just bummed that he has been, and still is, frequently adapted as a villain because he's the god of the underworld and Hades literally has the same etymology as "Hell"; both mean "Hidden, covered, or unseen.". The reason Hell is exclusively bad in Christianity is because the good part, Abraham's Bosom, is no longer there. Still, I agree that there's a point where the so called "underdog" becomes overrated.

@@omarsalem1219 well but there is a lot of characters in greek mythology that barely appears, so this is not a demerit for Hades. The fanboying over Hades is ok, the only aspect that i not like about it is that it paints Hades to much as a good guy, when he was one the most terryifing gods for the ancients greeks (not because of his appearance that was exactly like his two brothers) because people feared being punished in his realm. In Erebus, you have no other god that you can pray besides Hades and Persephone, so you better not make they angry. But he is a great uncle because he always helps his family, contrary to movies that depicts him as a traitor evil god.

@@sonofcronos7831 man, Socrates literally described Hades as the most amazing being in existence(the guy is so amazing that nobody leaves the underworld because he is too amazing)

At least you can see Zeus coming (that’s what she said), feel Poseidon’s anger but Hades explains why we all fear the dark.

That gave me straight-up psychic damage.

oh thats where Gigantomachia's name came from, didn't know how i missed that

And I thought the characters didn't cheat nearly as much as they could

Huh? How did they cheat?

@@xsxeno Percy killed one of the Giants by hitting him with a living statue of the god of frontiers, and also other things

@@eravernMHA reference?

Norse giants scale higher.

Bruh what, according to whom?

@@hamesthebeautiful3830 Mythology.

@moisesinfantes2797 what is your source?

@@moisesinfantes2797 Ah yes the mythology where norse and greek entities never once interacted because Scandinavia and Greece are about 1,500 miles away from eachother

Ohmygod pleeeaaassssseeee

Interesting fact: King Arthur is actually a notable character in Welsh mythology

Jake would probably come up with an interesting unconventional design for Merlin, considering Merlin is... a half-demon. I'm guessing he'll put tiny horns above his forehead or something.

Can't wait to hear about gawain, the man who's strength would rise with the sun and reach a peak at noon everyday.

No corrections needed

@@peralta8525 Thanks.

Yea that's also how I remembered the myth but I guess there are many versions of it

The story is told in the Iliad, in the Odyssey and in Apolodorus with some modifications. Sometimes Ares is captured, other times he is not, etc

Kronos: "cause you're a coward"

Cronus actually trew the genitals into his uncle Pontus, the primordial Sea. Altrough Oceanus name is the base for the name Ocean we used today, it dont refer to the salt sea but to a mythical fresh water river in the ends of the world. Funny enough percy jackson literaly uses that joke too

@@sonofcronos7831 Well, originally it did refer to a freshwater river, but later on when the Greeks realized that wasnt a thing he was instead equated with the Atlantic

That and my Queen artemis gunning down a giant

Artemis was borned after the Titan war , so how would she be able to gun down a Titan ?

@@limkailuen3022 Sorry, i got i little confused

​@@limkailuen3022she gunned a giant, not a titan

@@limkailuen3022o i understand where you’re coming from, Artemis did not gun down any titans (unless you count Orion?) but the way you phrased your sentence sounds like titans ceased to exist during her birth- which is not true 😆 her mother is literally a titan Edit: orion is a giant not a titan

and you know somebody's masturbating to it (I have the misfortune of knowing that unbirth is a fetish)

@@dorkfish1275 ...yeah, let's not go there.

It's less of a womb and more of an a-hole. Which is even worse somehow.

@@cancerguy5435 ...I'd imagine. o_o

@@cancerguy5435 forbidden buttplugs.....no wonder she's pissed

The castration that gave birth to Aphrodite was Kronos's The one that gave birth to the giants was Uranus'

No, Kronos was never castrated. The sea foam created when Uranus’ dick fell into the sea became Aphrodite. The blood became the Giants.

@@History-yq5ou his blood also created the furies

she's just that chill, ya know? that's why she's my favorite out of all LOL.

I second this. I know next to nothing about it

That could be interesting.

TBF I doubt they were a coincidence, more likely Ephialtes was a character who everyone agreed was a giant but different traditions gave him different myths and parentage

Got those for my birthday, fell in love with em. Helps that Stephen Fry is one of my favourite actors/writers.

And hemera ?I mean aether is there sooo

@@aithne1457 Not all of them are preserved, I wouldnt be surprised if she had been there

I didn’t get it can you please tell me the joke

@@Secretly_Demeter Poseidon said "wow this is the las time I have mutually consentual intercourse" and Zeus, instead of taking it as "don't have sex" he takes it as "don't have consentual sex". For more information, see "list of Zeus' kids with mortals"

@@facundocadaa9020 thank you for telling me

Giants are not exactly immortal. She skinned the giant Palas, not the Titan god Palas. However gods can regenerate things human cannot way faster. For example, when Zeus tissues were ripped off by Typhon, he did not grew back, but he was remerged with them later thanks to some of his sons and he is just fine. Ouranos genitals did not grow back. Prometheus liver however grew back everyday. So the organs that can grow back in humans (like liver) can also grow back in gods way faster. Since human skin regenerate, is likely that a god skin can also regenerate way faster. But if you take a god organ, and if that god organ is the same as a human organ that cant grow back, them the organ will not go back and the god will be immobilized (like Zeus against Typhon) basically forever. However his organ can be sewed back again and the god can recover.

I’m not him, but I can probably answer. If you study Greek mythology at all you know there is very rarely a correct answer to something, other than the most obvious ones like: was Zeus present in Greek mythology as a whole. Now, I’m using Wikipedia as a source backed up with previous knowledge and understanding of the topic so keep that in mind. According to Hesiod: there were three Cyclopes (Cyclops) that were sons of Ouranos. According to Homer and the Odyssey, there was at least one Cyclopes said to be the child of Poseidon: Polyphemus. Hope I helped :D Any other questions or things you want clarified?

@@eMAyeX16 thank you for helping

​​​@@Jackth3ripp3rrPhilologists, Archeologists and Historians are sure that there were three types of Cyclopses: -The "Ouranian" Cyclopses Brontes, Steropes and Arges, who were intelligent and godlike and created the weapons of the gods. -The "Sicilian" Cyclopses in Odyssey were all sons of Poseidon and their king was Polyphemos, they were dump and shepperds. -The "wandering" cyclopses, they were believed by the ancient greeks to have build the ruins we know call mycenean and minoan.

thank you

He has, that's why he did videos about Greek mythology in the first place.

John Wick of Gods & everybody likes Keanu Reeves…. Wait doesn’t his dog get killed?

What does this have to do with THIS video

@@celina3042 No, Heracles had to capture Cerberus for his 12th and final labor for Eurystheus to atone for murdering his wife and kids in a fit of Hera-induced rage. He of course asked Hades first, and Hades agreed to let him on the condition that he use no weapons in trying to subdue Cerberus and that he bring him back unharmed.

@@omarsalem1219 Does it matter? This is a video about Greek Mythology, talking about Greek Mythology in the comments seems reasonable.

Also forces zeus to kill the medicine god, because he caused his rate of dead people to be reduced. Forces himself on Persepone and makes her life miserable. No thank you Hestia is the best god not Hades.