(Gone Greek tragic)

(Gone KZfaq animated)

At least after his death, he got Hebe. And since he didn't have any other wives after that, seems Herc and Hebe are doing well.

Not even fighting, just walking a cute triple puppy

Now that's what I call a *toxic* relationship [Laughtrack.mp3]

Hydra blood is so spicy that when Heracles accidentally shot Chiron the Sage with one the guy begged to have his immortality stripped away just so he could have relief in death. It's really nasty stuff.

@@OrphicPolytheist thats cool

@@OrphicPolytheist they are interconnected, but they don't have any specific timeline by any means

So how is nessus still alive unlike the other centaurs from pt.1?

@@alwafia.382 no, why would you think that?

I personally thought it was so Ouranos didn't have more children.

Ouranos was castrated by Chronos tho

@@claudio6391 Well I guess Zeus just didn't want his grandpa having sex.

@@michaelnettles3059 cockblocking his grandaddy.

Hercules just held up his Great Grandpa for... however long it took Atlas to fetch the apples.

Lol

Yup it’s a Greek Miracle

Yes

Yep after this Hera kindly asked him to kill some small white skinned man with a marking and that’s where we truly see his conclusion

*“And 2 seconds later you wake up”*

This needs a movie

Care to elaborate on the child murders you speak of? Also, did the Gigantomachy happen before or after Heracles got promoted to godhood?

@@videogollumer heracles invaded Troy, Elis (the kingdom of Augias, the guy of the previous video), and the kingdom of Euritos, he made war with them and eventually killed most of their sons so maybe is this what the guy is talking about. The gigantomachy happened while Heracles was mortal. The giants were indestructible as long as a especifially mortal hero did not hurt them, because they would became mortal again and could be killed. Actually this is why Zeus fathered Heracles, to make the perfect hero to help the gods against the giants. However each author puts that history in diferent points of his life, but was during his mortal life.

@@sonofcronos7831 "Sons" doesn't necessarily mean "children". I mean, how old are we talking about?

@@videogollumer I think @charliefarmer4365 is referring to the time Heracles accidentally punched a servant boy (Eunomus) in the face so hard that he died.

@@History-yq5ou He said "multiple". Also, how old was he, and was Hercules meaning to punch him but not kill him or was it entirely accidental?

Isn't the reason Atlas has to hold up the sky because the god who is the sky (Orius I think his name is) is dead? Killed by the Titans?

@@artcasual99 Ouranos.

@@yusheitslv100 Thank you I knew it began with an O but I couldn't remember

@@artcasual99 nah, he's alive, but castrated.

@@artcasual99 He wasn't killed, he was just dethroned with his children having privelege being removed

heracles was literally the nicest greek god

@@projekttaku1 think he was talking about Cerberus

@@projekttaku1 He literally committed several instances of manslaughter.

@@declicitous1763 my point still stands.

@@videogollumer notice I said nicest *greek god*

same

Probably because of Disney

it rolls of the tongue better and disney solidified it. The only other one to go by their roman name sometimes is poseidon and neptune (although I think poseidon is the more popular one), but nobody calls zeus or hades jupiter and pluto.

@@projekttaku1 Neptune is sometimes used in spongebob as a non-Greek non-Roman non-god king but other than that I think most things still use Poseidon (idk not very common)

I don’t think it’s Disney. I’m pretty sure Disney picked the name Hercules BECAUSE it was the more well known name. I think the name Hercules has been used in English literature a lot more. The term “Herculean” as an adjective has been used since the 16th century. I mean hell, Hercules is an actual NAME given to real people but I’ve never heard of anyone named Heracles

@@LiMe251 yes, although in the last spongebob movie has poseidon instead of neptune.

*Herapy

@@bootyspoon4675 OMG YES

THAT WAS HORIBLE

@@arturvasques3376 >:O

Even worse,It was herable

Yeah, Jason gets punished for cheating on her, and she gets off Scot-free for several accounts of murder, murder, murder, and MORE murder! That lady was a witch by profession AND by character, disgusting. 😒

Hades : you are trying to kidnap what I have rightfully stolen

@@omarsalem1219 Except Zeus actually allowed Hades to take her. As for Demeter, yeah, the whole attitude was "Nuts to her!"; she definitely would have said no.

@@videogollumergod forbid women do anything 🙄

@@coffetrueno9791 Actually, Demeter got Persephone back (for one half to two thirds of the year) technically BY doing nothing; by which I mean she went on strike until her daughter was returned to her, inadvertently causing the first winter.

So it's less that he's holding up the sky than that he's holding them both back

Shu: *First time?*

I dont know man during the gigantomachy (that happaned before Heracles death), the hero saved Hera from the giant Porpyrion who tried to... So actually even trough she tried to screw him one billion times he still saved her, so you could use that as a reason of why she pardoned him. Actually there is a lot of greek characters who pass trough some "character development". Like Atlas was released by Zeus or Heracles in some obscures passages, and was humbled by that since he was the proudest titan. Zeus himself did not like Aphrodite because she screwed him by making his love life a nightmare, so he commanded Eros to make Aphrodite to fall in love with a mortal (Anchises), so that she could see have her own venon, and after that Zeus did not betray more Hera for my knowledge. Hera was also humbled by Heracles and she did not tried to screw more other woman or sons of Zeus altroug he did not like to do that.

i have tried replying to this multiple times but it doesn't seem to stay.... basically that is a rumour and isn't true sorry

@@aquadrakon4617 aw , man

Kerberos means hound of Darkness, Erberos is just a different word of Erebos, who is Darkness itself.

@@sonofcronos7831 ☹️

@@sonofcronos7831 I tried explaining it a similar way by quoting a site and giving a link to the site but I tried twice and the. Message seemed to not send. So thanks for giving the explanation

That was from egyptian mythology (Shu holds Geb and Nut appart so that they can not reproduce) and some greeks copied into that. But the archaic reason is because Ouranos would fall on earth if nothing was holding him. To ancient people the Sky "flying" did not make sense unless something was holding it. But Ouranos when he ruled the world did not need anything to sustain him, he was by himself. Only after being castrated by Kronos (and thus he sas incapable of producing children anyway) something was needed to hold him. Also Atlas had another job and that was to spin the Sky because the starry night appears to be moving during the night.

@@sonofcronos7831 thanks for the clarification.

Cerberus/Kerberos "Ker" means "Death Spirit" Kerberos' name perhaps means "Death-Daemon of the Dark" from the ancient Greek words kêr and erebos(darkness).