Can you imagine the bewilderment of Zeus's siblings when the "rock baby" appears among them, and likely just falls apart. Thinking their newest sibling was a stone creature and likely thinking it died.
Now I'm imagining them sitting around in Kronos's stomach, watching the bundle plop down in the middle of them, then unravel into a pile of rocks in a blanket. There's this very long pause, and then one of them (possibly Poseidon) goes "So, uh, do you think Dad's cheating on Mom with a mountain nymph now, or...?" and then Hades says "Oh, shut up" in an exasperated eldest-brother tone :D
Sadly, they never show the nymph that saved Zeus, Melissa. She became the first bee in Greek mythology after Kronos found out she saved Zeus as a baby and turned her first into a worm, because she couldn’t be transformed back into a nymph Zeus later made her a bee and that is why Melissa or Melisos, Malta means “Honey, Bee.” 😢
Zeus was raised in Crete inside the mountain of Idaion Andron, where he was nourished with the milk of the goat Amaltheia, and honey from Melissa's descendants. and was protected by a primal sect of ancient mystics called the Idaioi Kouretes, forefathers of the Cretans.
@@stitchfire15 as more primordial and less anthropomorphic beings, they seem to display less of our vices, but remember you are thinking in modern Christian terms. The philosophies and encoding of those ancient mythologies though, had a totally different scope than modern perceptions of morality.
“ It's weird how perfectly Kronos fits the underdog hero story: Youngest sibling, least impressive divine skillset (farming), only titan brave enough to take Gaia's quest, defeated the overwhelmingly powerful Ouranos and became king. Too bad he'll always be the baby-eating guy. „ ~ Red on Cronus
@@baonkang5990 The titan of time, his name literally means time in Greek, and harvest. His Roman name Saturn is where the planet and Saturday comes from.
@@baonkang5990Sort of. One could track the passage of time by the movements of the sun, moon, and stars: requiring one to look to the sky. This was essential for timing when to sow and harvest crops. This was effectively what Chronos embodied. A sky god related to the passage of time and the harvest. His father Uranus was the 'heavens' itself, rendered impotent and inert when Chronos castrated him with his sickle. It's a family line of sky gods ruling the world.
“But Gaia’s misguided compassion spell doom for the Titans. For she allow Zeus to return to the world with vengeance in his heart. He will condemn all the Titans for the sins of one. The sins of his father.”
If you're talking about Kronos, it's because in Greek Mythology, Gods are absolutely immortal and unkillable (I believe Zeus was the only one noted to have the power to actually kill a god other than Primordials). So the only thing he could do to get rid of them was this (or throw them into Tartarus but he didn't think of that). In other tellings this is just a form of cruel punishment. Regardless, without Zeus the five other gods wouldn't have escaped.
@@dikastederook6380 I think that the original commenter was more so referring to the fact that Cronos kept having more children with Rhea while knowing that any of them could be overthrowing him in the future. Edit: Guess we know where Zeus got his 'activity' from...
@@MorokLeviathan Oh that. Well I don't think candoms were a thing in...how can we even call that? Primordial era? Whatever, he clearly didn't care about consent and that Rhea could get pregnant again and again. And in his mind it didn't matter, all he had to do is eat the new children anyway.
I can’t help but notice the irony Kronos was told one of his children would betray him so he swallowed all of his children to prevent this but the fact he was doing this is what caused Zeus to be hidden away from Kronos which then led to Zeus betraying Kronos, the entire situation was a self fulfilling professor
If you know a little of Greek mythology, this is quite a recurring theme: characters often, if not always, end up fulfilling their own fate on their path to avoid it.
@@ricardobarrios6836 Yep! It’s soooo true. Even the God Of War (GOW) games are a perfect example of what happens when you try to avoid a prophecy from happening. Zeus ended up discovering a prophecy that was told to him by an oracle that he and the rest of the Olympian gods would be killed at the hands of a marked warrior. So in turn Zeus (the father of Kratos & possibly Deimos as well), sent Ares & Athena to capture Deimos. The reason why Zeus had them capture him, was that Deimos had a giant birthmark on his body and he was paranoid that Deimos was the prophesied marked to destroy Olympus, plus he didn’t want to suffer the same fate that his father Cronos and grandfather Ouranos (or Uranus) went through: being overthrown. However, as the games progressed, Deimos passes away and Kratos (who had a tattoo that was Deimos’ birthmark) ends up being the prophesied marked warrior that ended up killing the gods and destroying Olympus. Just goes to show you that in Greek Mythology (and the God Of War games), if you try to avoid a prophecy from happening, then your fate is sealed and there’s no way of escaping the inevitable.
Adding that as result of lacked a father-figure, Zeus didn't learn some important values, like be faithful to his wife. Even, maybe this fact also should influenced the other Olympians, making them basically like children with adult bodies, explaining about why the Greek pantheon is so messed.
Zeus was raised in Crete, hidden inside the mountain of Idaion Andron, where he was nourished with the milk of the goat Amaltheia, and was protected by a primal sect of ancient mystics called the Idaioi Kouretes, forefathers of the Cretans.
He did try to unalive Athena while she was still in her mother's womb. Apparently Zeus actually ate the woman herself, but then he got a massive headache. Hephastus cracked open his skull and out came Athena; dressed in full body armor with a spear. After that, Zeus left all his children alone.
The way that Kronos closed the entrance to Tartarus was interesting because it looked similar as to how Izanagi closed the entrance to Yama in Japanese mythology
1:24 not only is this version of Cronos is not an unserious Kaiju but he’s someone I wouldn’t want as an neighbor considering that he’ll eat anything that cries, even rocks.
Zeus was raised in Crete inside the mountain of Idaion Andron, where he was nourished with the milk of the goat Amaltheia, and was protected by a primal sect of ancient mystics called the Idaioi Kouretes, forefathers of the Cretans.
Take a moment to appreciate on how they actually did the story of Cronus devouring his children, and him getting tricked into eating a rock that was suppose to be baby Zeus by his wife Rhea. But it was not settled when he was born, Rhea hid Zeus in Mount Ida, watched by a goat, a golden and Rhea's servants, not really Gaia, the cave of the mountain he was in was apart of Gaia yeah, but wasn't really secured and protected by her. Also that was not the reason Cronus ate his kids, the reason he devoured his children (Hades, Poseidon, Hestia, Demeter and Hera) cause Uranus (his father) told him one day that his children would take over his throne, just like how Cronus did to Uranus after his castration. Also Cronus is not that big/tall, neither are the Titans, Rhea is considered a titan too you know, she's one of the 12 titans, and the daughter of Gaia... It's a misconception of people mixing the Titans with the Giants, another deities the gods with went to war with, called the Gigantomachy, even Heracles/Hercules took part in it (Spoiler alert). But yet this show claimed the after the Gigantomachy starts immediately after the Titanomachy, which is not true. It starts centuries later when many more gods were around, oh and also the show claims the last Titan's blood created the Giants, but in the myth the Giants were sometimes said to be just the children of Gaia, or children of Gaia and their father was either Uranus after his castration or Tartarus. Also Cronus had nothing to do with the Giants, neither he banished them. Glad to see he is getting recognition of his sickles, or well mainly his scythe or harpe but his sickles yes. Sadly we don't see Zeus saving his siblings, so I'll explain it here for anyone wondering. When Zeus was growing, Rhea telling him how bad his father was, Zeus decided to seek revenge to save his siblings. So Zeus put some drug in a cup, disguised himself as a servant, passed the drink to Cronus, soon as his stomach was ill, Cronus puked up the stone (aka the Omphalos stone), Hades, Poseidon, Hera, Demeter, and Hestia. But this show states Zeus killed Cronus to save his siblings, which is inaccurate, deities can't die, their immortal. But there was story that after Cronus puking then passing out, Zeus tried to behead Cronus with his sickle or scythe or harpe, but didn't have the strength to. But during the Titanomachy the gods did chop Cronus into peaces, then threw him and the other Titans into Tartarus. Oh and the deities in Greek myth are suppose to have golden ichor running through their vein.
I would love to see more of Cronos. Man was king of the Titans, thy the most op of them (maybe excluding Atlas). Watching them to battle against the likes of Poseidon and Zeus would be much more interesting than fights with that mess they show in the end of the 1 season
They meshed Kronos with some traits of Ouranos. In mythology, Ouranos the Sky, son and husband of Gaia, was the one who imprisoned Cyclopses and Hecatoncheirs in the very Earth (Gaia). The animation also implies that Kronos was a terrible god, even though Kronos was the one who introduced agriculture to the people and his rule was called a Golden Age for a reason. Furthermore, he didn't keep the sickle he used to castrate his father for he threw it away after.
Kronos, truely an menacing foe. Maybe we might seem him in season 3 since it is implied that the titans will return when, you know, Gaia unleashed typhon. Just wishful thinking
It’s cronos own fault he caused his own downfall including the titans he eats his own children who were babies who were innocent and making poor rhea to watch again and again that’s why her and Gaia did what they did and what his nightmare came true what ever punishment Zeus gave him i bet it’s worse like atlas who have the world in chains.
Zeus was raised in Crete, hidden inside the mountain of Idaion Andron, where he was nourished with the milk of the goat Amaltheia, and was protected by a primal sect of ancient mystics called the Idaioi Kouretes, forefathers of the Cretans.
The cries from the babies…its so heartbreaking to see a partner do that to the offspring. That was probably one of the most painful flashbacks there could be
Seeing Gaia raise Zeus is so sad with how disappointed she was at the end of season 2. She was basically his 2nd mother and cared for him enough to protect him from his father, but then he keeps f-ing things up, with the tragedies with Hera, and I’m not even going into how he treats HIS OWN children. Zeus is just the guy becoming more or less of his father. As all of the titans children. (Side note: That smile Gaia had when she saw baby Zeus take his first steps tho, so cute, it melts my heart ;-;…)
As an ΈΛΛΗΝ(Greek), in the original myth, after the last battle against the giants and the Olympians defeating the titans, they locked them into Tartarus by scattering them into pieces inside adamadine doors. When the war was finally over, ZEUS, POSEIDON AND HADES drew lots to decide the realms and positions of power. The Fates decided for ZEUS to be King of the Heavens and the Gods, POSEIDON King of the Seas, and HADES King of the underworld and the invisible realm. Then ZEUS decided, that because during the war, the titans Helios, Gaia, Ocean, Mnemosyne, Thetis, Theia remained neutral and did not take part in the war with neither side, so ZEUS decided that they can keep their respective places in the universe. In some variations of the myth, Helios is mentioned helping the Olympians against the titans/giants
Giants are monsters. They don't always look like colossal humans, same as cyclopes. Instead of a giant human with one eye they were also described as having tusks
I've got a question on something in particular. Do you any soft foods outside of soups, ice cream, pudding, or anything else like them that does not need to require any much force in chewing that would serve as lunch and dinner? See I'm going to have my wisdom teeth removed on the 13th this month and my mouth is going to be sore for a couple of days depending on me.
@@lightmohamed5700 No in the myths God's are immortal and unkillable even by others they can hurt but not die his children because there immortal were completely stuck in his stumach
He received a prophecy that his children would usurp him like he did to his father (at his mother's request). In his efforts to avoid his fate, he ensured it by becoming a tyrant. The children did not die, but were imprisoned within him and grew to full adulthood. They were freed by Zeus in the end, making the original Olympian patheon.
This story so much similar To Hindu god Krishna . Krishna's Uncle- Kansa killed 7 child of his sisters because of prophecy that her child will kill him un future and Krishna 8th son born and later he killed him .
What do you mean? Zeus was the last child of Chronos and Rhea. Hades and Poseidon were already eaten by chronos by then. It goes Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades then Poseidon, eaten in that order.
According to the original myth, as gods, they could not die, so they simply spent their entire lives in their father's stomach until Zeus (and Metis in some versions) gave him a potion that caused him to vomit them up.
Yes. His father Uranus (the heavens) imprisoned his children within Gaea (in her womb), but this allowed her to conspire with her children while Uranus was away. Kronos was gifted an adamant sickle from her for being bold enough to agree to her plans, which he used to castrate Uranus when he next 'lay' with Gaea. Uranus was rendered impotent and inert for all of Greek myth after that, to my knowledge. Kronos ruled well, but the 3 Fates prophesied that he would be usurped by his children like he had done to his own father. So he also imprisoned his children, but within himself so they could not conspire with others like he had. They did not die though, but grew into adults within him. However, his actions to avoid his fate made him a tyrant that needed to be overthrown, thus ensuring the prophecy. Zeus was the youngest of his siblings, who were all freed by him.
This series actually shows a convincing explanation on how Chronos was able to mistake a rock for Baby Zeus.
Magic
Nah. God of War 2 did it better.
@@AugustoV8Cesar
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No it didnt
Age of mythology game has correct representation of Greek gods
@@AugustoV8CesarDid you actually think titans are big people?
Can you imagine the bewilderment of Zeus's siblings when the "rock baby" appears among them, and likely just falls apart. Thinking their newest sibling was a stone creature and likely thinking it died.
Now I'm imagining them sitting around in Kronos's stomach, watching the bundle plop down in the middle of them, then unravel into a pile of rocks in a blanket. There's this very long pause, and then one of them (possibly Poseidon) goes "So, uh, do you think Dad's cheating on Mom with a mountain nymph now, or...?" and then Hades says "Oh, shut up" in an exasperated eldest-brother tone :D
@@redwitch12Lol I can imagine that conversation
Sadly, they never show the nymph that saved Zeus, Melissa. She became the first bee in Greek mythology after Kronos found out she saved Zeus as a baby and turned her first into a worm, because she couldn’t be transformed back into a nymph Zeus later made her a bee and that is why Melissa or Melisos, Malta means “Honey, Bee.” 😢
Zeus was raised in Crete inside the mountain of Idaion Andron, where he was nourished with the milk of the goat Amaltheia, and honey from Melissa's descendants. and was protected by a primal sect of ancient mystics called the Idaioi Kouretes, forefathers of the Cretans.
@@stitchfire15 yes
yeah Melissa means bee in Greek
@@notaras1985 Are the Titans better than the Olympians?
@@stitchfire15 as more primordial and less anthropomorphic beings, they seem to display less of our vices, but remember you are thinking in modern Christian terms. The philosophies and encoding of those ancient mythologies though, had a totally different scope than modern perceptions of morality.
1:25 it looks like he hadn't eating for days the way he was rushing
That ain't Hunger, Its Famine.
- Some Dude from Trinity Still My Name movie
What paranoia does to a person
@@aethermaxispocasangre236 well karma is a bitch
Perhaps Kronos refuses to eat anything but his own sons, to has a great hunger to swallows them.
Refrigerator POV seeing me at 3 am feeling the munchies.
“ It's weird how perfectly Kronos fits the underdog hero story: Youngest sibling, least impressive divine skillset (farming), only titan brave enough to take Gaia's quest, defeated the overwhelmingly powerful Ouranos and became king. Too bad he'll always be the baby-eating guy. „
~ Red on Cronus
Weirder still is that Zeus is just like him.
@@andrefigueredo34facts
Wasn't he also the god of time.
@@baonkang5990 The titan of time, his name literally means time in Greek, and harvest. His Roman name Saturn is where the planet and Saturday comes from.
@@baonkang5990Sort of. One could track the passage of time by the movements of the sun, moon, and stars: requiring one to look to the sky. This was essential for timing when to sow and harvest crops.
This was effectively what Chronos embodied. A sky god related to the passage of time and the harvest.
His father Uranus was the 'heavens' itself, rendered impotent and inert when Chronos castrated him with his sickle. It's a family line of sky gods ruling the world.
“But Gaia’s misguided compassion spell doom for the Titans. For she allow Zeus to return to the world with vengeance in his heart. He will condemn all the Titans for the sins of one.
The sins of his father.”
Linda hunt GOATed
That was a great voice line
I can already hear the background orchestra.
Wrong universe
It's funny when a bad father doesn't want his kids to dethrone him but keep having them💀
LMAO SAME
If you're talking about Kronos, it's because in Greek Mythology, Gods are absolutely immortal and unkillable (I believe Zeus was the only one noted to have the power to actually kill a god other than Primordials). So the only thing he could do to get rid of them was this (or throw them into Tartarus but he didn't think of that). In other tellings this is just a form of cruel punishment. Regardless, without Zeus the five other gods wouldn't have escaped.
@@dikastederook6380
I think that the original commenter was more so referring to the fact that Cronos kept having more children with Rhea while knowing that any of them could be overthrowing him in the future.
Edit: Guess we know where Zeus got his 'activity' from...
@@MorokLeviathan Oh that. Well I don't think candoms were a thing in...how can we even call that? Primordial era? Whatever, he clearly didn't care about consent and that Rhea could get pregnant again and again. And in his mind it didn't matter, all he had to do is eat the new children anyway.
In Greek mythology all men are nymphomaniacs, they look like dogs in heat
I can’t help but notice the irony Kronos was told one of his children would betray him so he swallowed all of his children to prevent this but the fact he was doing this is what caused Zeus to be hidden away from Kronos which then led to Zeus betraying Kronos, the entire situation was a self fulfilling professor
Prophecy*
If you know a little of Greek mythology, this is quite a recurring theme: characters often, if not always, end up fulfilling their own fate on their path to avoid it.
@ricardobarrios6836 One often meets his destiny on the path he takes to avoid it-Master Oogway
@@stitchfire15 I’m not sure but that’s very interesting
@@ricardobarrios6836 Yep! It’s soooo true. Even the God Of War (GOW) games are a perfect example of what happens when you try to avoid a prophecy from happening. Zeus ended up discovering a prophecy that was told to him by an oracle that he and the rest of the Olympian gods would be killed at the hands of a marked warrior. So in turn Zeus (the father of Kratos & possibly Deimos as well), sent Ares & Athena to capture Deimos. The reason why Zeus had them capture him, was that Deimos had a giant birthmark on his body and he was paranoid that Deimos was the prophesied marked to destroy Olympus, plus he didn’t want to suffer the same fate that his father Cronos and grandfather Ouranos (or Uranus) went through: being overthrown. However, as the games progressed, Deimos passes away and Kratos (who had a tattoo that was Deimos’ birthmark) ends up being the prophesied marked warrior that ended up killing the gods and destroying Olympus. Just goes to show you that in Greek Mythology (and the God Of War games), if you try to avoid a prophecy from happening, then your fate is sealed and there’s no way of escaping the inevitable.
Being locked away for so many years no wonder Zeus was so uh adventurous
Adding that as result of lacked a father-figure, Zeus didn't learn some important values, like be faithful to his wife.
Even, maybe this fact also should influenced the other Olympians, making them basically like children with adult bodies, explaining about why the Greek pantheon is so messed.
Zeus was raised in Crete, hidden inside the mountain of Idaion Andron, where he was nourished with the milk of the goat Amaltheia, and was protected by a primal sect of ancient mystics called the Idaioi Kouretes, forefathers of the Cretans.
At least Zeus doesn't try to self-unalive the youngness he bore. He did learn something from his father. The other thing- never keep it in his pants.
He did try to unalive Athena while she was still in her mother's womb. Apparently Zeus actually ate the woman herself, but then he got a massive headache. Hephastus cracked open his skull and out came Athena; dressed in full body armor with a spear.
After that, Zeus left all his children alone.
The way that Kronos closed the entrance to Tartarus was interesting because it looked similar as to how Izanagi closed the entrance to Yama in Japanese mythology
1:24 not only is this version of Cronos is not an unserious Kaiju but he’s someone I wouldn’t want as an neighbor considering that he’ll eat anything that cries, even rocks.
Same old story repeated over the millennia and still so entertaining.
Men it never gets old like batman parents dying
@@PromisePleasantl I agree batman's parents never get old
@@andrefigueredo34I see what you did there 😭😭 From one dark humor person to another.
Zeus was raised in Crete inside the mountain of Idaion Andron, where he was nourished with the milk of the goat Amaltheia, and was protected by a primal sect of ancient mystics called the Idaioi Kouretes, forefathers of the Cretans.
Kronos literally preffered eating his children rather than idk STOP SLEEPING WITH HIS WIFE???????
Hey, did you SEE his wife?
Guess we know from who Zeus inherited his appetite
Nah, divine condoms haven't been invented yet.
So Zeus was raised by warrior giants? That's pretty badass!
Take a moment to appreciate on how they actually did the story of Cronus devouring his children, and him getting tricked into eating a rock that was suppose to be baby Zeus by his wife Rhea. But it was not settled when he was born, Rhea hid Zeus in Mount Ida, watched by a goat, a golden and Rhea's servants, not really Gaia, the cave of the mountain he was in was apart of Gaia yeah, but wasn't really secured and protected by her. Also that was not the reason Cronus ate his kids, the reason he devoured his children (Hades, Poseidon, Hestia, Demeter and Hera) cause Uranus (his father) told him one day that his children would take over his throne, just like how Cronus did to Uranus after his castration. Also Cronus is not that big/tall, neither are the Titans, Rhea is considered a titan too you know, she's one of the 12 titans, and the daughter of Gaia... It's a misconception of people mixing the Titans with the Giants, another deities the gods with went to war with, called the Gigantomachy, even Heracles/Hercules took part in it (Spoiler alert). But yet this show claimed the after the Gigantomachy starts immediately after the Titanomachy, which is not true. It starts centuries later when many more gods were around, oh and also the show claims the last Titan's blood created the Giants, but in the myth the Giants were sometimes said to be just the children of Gaia, or children of Gaia and their father was either Uranus after his castration or Tartarus. Also Cronus had nothing to do with the Giants, neither he banished them. Glad to see he is getting recognition of his sickles, or well mainly his scythe or harpe but his sickles yes. Sadly we don't see Zeus saving his siblings, so I'll explain it here for anyone wondering. When Zeus was growing, Rhea telling him how bad his father was, Zeus decided to seek revenge to save his siblings. So Zeus put some drug in a cup, disguised himself as a servant, passed the drink to Cronus, soon as his stomach was ill, Cronus puked up the stone (aka the Omphalos stone), Hades, Poseidon, Hera, Demeter, and Hestia. But this show states Zeus killed Cronus to save his siblings, which is inaccurate, deities can't die, their immortal. But there was story that after Cronus puking then passing out, Zeus tried to behead Cronus with his sickle or scythe or harpe, but didn't have the strength to. But during the Titanomachy the gods did chop Cronus into peaces, then threw him and the other Titans into Tartarus. Oh and the deities in Greek myth are suppose to have golden ichor running through their vein.
2:14 the guards look like clone troopers just in a different art style
I would love to see more of Cronos. Man was king of the Titans, thy the most op of them (maybe excluding Atlas). Watching them to battle against the likes of Poseidon and Zeus would be much more interesting than fights with that mess they show in the end of the 1 season
They meshed Kronos with some traits of Ouranos. In mythology, Ouranos the Sky, son and husband of Gaia, was the one who imprisoned Cyclopses and Hecatoncheirs in the very Earth (Gaia).
The animation also implies that Kronos was a terrible god, even though Kronos was the one who introduced agriculture to the people and his rule was called a Golden Age for a reason. Furthermore, he didn't keep the sickle he used to castrate his father for he threw it away after.
Kronos, truely an menacing foe. Maybe we might seem him in season 3 since it is implied that the titans will return when, you know, Gaia unleashed typhon. Just wishful thinking
@@stitchfire15 key word “maybe” as i not sure
@ Knowing Cronus, he would be pretty pissed. Maybe on the screw up the world part and more on the Getting overthrown part.
Rhea appeared like an average human size unlike her mother Gaia and her husband Cronos.
Yep, same old Kronos.
It’s cronos own fault he caused his own downfall including the titans he eats his own children who were babies who were innocent and making poor rhea to watch again and again that’s why her and Gaia did what they did and what his nightmare came true what ever punishment Zeus gave him i bet it’s worse like atlas who have the world in chains.
So, Amalthea just never happened… Yup, never happened.
🐐
Crazy history
Zeus was raised in Crete, hidden inside the mountain of Idaion Andron, where he was nourished with the milk of the goat Amaltheia, and was protected by a primal sect of ancient mystics called the Idaioi Kouretes, forefathers of the Cretans.
The cries from the babies…its so heartbreaking to see a partner do that to the offspring. That was probably one of the most painful flashbacks there could be
Seeing Gaia raise Zeus is so sad with how disappointed she was at the end of season 2. She was basically his 2nd mother and cared for him enough to protect him from his father, but then he keeps f-ing things up, with the tragedies with Hera, and I’m not even going into how he treats HIS OWN children. Zeus is just the guy becoming more or less of his father. As all of the titans children. (Side note: That smile Gaia had when she saw baby Zeus take his first steps tho, so cute, it melts my heart ;-;…)
As an ΈΛΛΗΝ(Greek), in the original myth, after the last battle against the giants and the Olympians defeating the titans, they locked them into Tartarus by scattering them into pieces inside adamadine doors. When the war was finally over, ZEUS, POSEIDON AND HADES drew lots to decide the realms and positions of power. The Fates decided for ZEUS to be King of the Heavens and the Gods, POSEIDON King of the Seas, and HADES King of the underworld and the invisible realm. Then ZEUS decided, that because during the war, the titans Helios, Gaia, Ocean, Mnemosyne, Thetis, Theia remained neutral and did not take part in the war with neither side, so ZEUS decided that they can keep their respective places in the universe. In some variations of the myth, Helios is mentioned helping the Olympians against the titans/giants
Kronos here looks awfully similar to Tyr from GoW
And Hades look like Kratos.
@@josecuestas7246 true
0:31 These are Greek Giants? They look a lot like monsters
Because they are
Giants are monsters. They don't always look like colossal humans, same as cyclopes. Instead of a giant human with one eye they were also described as having tusks
The only Anthropomorphic Nephilims were the Olympians and the nymphs. The others werent shaped like us
@@blacknonbinarydisabledlesbian Did these giants get freed?
and the name of those guardians are KOURITES of Crete
He even swallowed a stone incredible
I wann see him in the next season
Can't happen since he's dead.
@@dikastederook6380Gaia said that the age of the Titans shall restart. So she will probably revive him or ask Tartarus to release him
@@TheKhanofKhans Maybe. Or maybe she'll create new ones
@@dikastederook6380 she needed uranus lost time and his balls don't seem to be that capable 😂😂
@@TheKhanofKhans Are the Titans coming back in S3?
Anyone else think Zeus’s guards look like the Custodes from 40k.
There's something very unsettling about hearing a baby's cries get cut off like that.
I'm kind of disturbed now😅
1:10 Omphalos Stones, used to create the Nemesis Whip.
2:10. SHAZAM!!!
1:14 is that Hecate? She's the only one capable of doing that since she's a witch titan
Yes, it's Hecate
I wish we will see more of Hecate!
And then Kratos comes along and screws up everything for everyone 😂
But also killed Zeus’ father Kronos too as well.
@@Lemuel928
Yep, everyone.
@@richard2461956 Are the Titans coming back in S3?
I just watched this, titans gonna wake up again LOL
Oh my gosh that's horrendous beyond measure 😮😱
Hecate aided in deceiveing Kronos. Makes sense. As no one as evil as him could b that stupid to fall for a single, or pile of rocks.
The omphalos stone was a single stone, not multiple
Gaia you live?
was that Hecate?!?! 🥰
I think so hecate in one of her epithet is three headed hecate so yeah i highly believe that's her
@@evanderzufarsetiawan2511 it is her! :) i saw that she helped seal off Typhon in the show!
@@iamTnastii Are the Titans coming back in S3?
To remind you condoms are a gift from the Gods thry had that problem first😂😂😂
I've got a question on something in particular. Do you any soft foods outside of soups, ice cream, pudding, or anything else like them that does not need to require any much force in chewing that would serve as lunch and dinner? See I'm going to have my wisdom teeth removed on the 13th this month and my mouth is going to be sore for a couple of days depending on me.
Where can I watch the series please
Netflix
Netflix has a lot of great original anime series..
Who was the one that made the rocks move
Hecate greek goddess
@@orpheemulemo8053 goddess of witchcraft and magic got it
Has Kronos ever chew his children?
Don’t think Greeks thought this far
@@lightmohamed5700 No in the myths God's are immortal and unkillable even by others they can hurt but not die his children because there immortal were completely stuck in his stumach
@@orpheemulemo8053 chewing them would only do him service either way. This excuse only takes them so far
Swallowing a multivitamin is an example.
What about Zeus brothers Poseidon and Hades?
And the worst father of the year award goes to Kronos
my god how could Kronos eat his baby's? he is a bad father
Bad fathers are a common trend in greek mythology. 🤷♂
@@stevenkurtz2730 Yes. Ares was actually good to his kids for the most part in some versions anyway.
It's Kronos. It's like Zeus with sex and lightning, that's his signature.
Mythology, baby.
He received a prophecy that his children would usurp him like he did to his father (at his mother's request). In his efforts to avoid his fate, he ensured it by becoming a tyrant.
The children did not die, but were imprisoned within him and grew to full adulthood. They were freed by Zeus in the end, making the original Olympian patheon.
Ya see people?!
Kronos is the evil one!
Not Hades!
Gaia is my favorite titanide
Gaia is not a titan, Gaia is a PRIMORDIAL Being, before the titans.
Who are the guards bowing to zues?
just like our elites
This story so much similar To Hindu god Krishna .
Krishna's Uncle- Kansa killed 7 child of his sisters because of prophecy that her child will kill him un future and Krishna 8th son born and later he killed him .
0:29 Cronos in his comunist Era.
So whats the store behind zeus' two brothers then?
Must of had the same thing happened to them they just don’t show it
What do you mean? Zeus was the last child of Chronos and Rhea. Hades and Poseidon were already eaten by chronos by then. It goes Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades then Poseidon, eaten in that order.
and Kronos wondered why hes shitting rocks
How zeus brothers survive?
According to the original myth, as gods, they could not die, so they simply spent their entire lives in their father's stomach until Zeus (and Metis in some versions) gave him a potion that caused him to vomit them up.
@@easternlights3155 Are the Titans coming back in S3?
Was the goddess that made the rocks a baby Hecate?
Yes it was her. She was a already a goddess among the titans, and the show used her possible anatolian origins to present her.
wasnt it a goat that raised zues?
So, is Kronos eating his children part of the method? I always thought that was strictly a GOW thing.
Kronos eating his children is from real life Greek myth
Yes. His father Uranus (the heavens) imprisoned his children within Gaea (in her womb), but this allowed her to conspire with her children while Uranus was away. Kronos was gifted an adamant sickle from her for being bold enough to agree to her plans, which he used to castrate Uranus when he next 'lay' with Gaea. Uranus was rendered impotent and inert for all of Greek myth after that, to my knowledge.
Kronos ruled well, but the 3 Fates prophesied that he would be usurped by his children like he had done to his own father. So he also imprisoned his children, but within himself so they could not conspire with others like he had. They did not die though, but grew into adults within him.
However, his actions to avoid his fate made him a tyrant that needed to be overthrown, thus ensuring the prophecy.
Zeus was the youngest of his siblings, who were all freed by him.
What's missing is reading a beautiful text about mythology... Today's generation only knows about cartoons and games. LoL.
@@nenomature2851 when I was a kid I read D'Aulaires' Book of Greek Myths so I understand some of these references.
@@Watcher40K9 and Uranus' junk landed into the ocean and created Aphrodite.
Why did seraphmine did this to them ? Why he was kind at all ?
if Choronus was made out of rubber
How mess up western and greece pantheon myth compare to Dharmic's Pantheon.
0:28
Yasssss
Saving Zeus was the biggest mistake they ever did ngl
Nah kronos rushing me like that is just scary.
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Its hot when a father god eats his seed
So we’re gonna ignore the fact that Hades and Poseidon are older than Zeus?
I mean, the video didn't claimed he was the oldest
@@jessnalulila5552 Do you think that Cronus will be furious with Rhea for allowing the Olympians to screw up the world?
titans are not that huge. titan is same height as human
Jesus Christ that’s so messed up, why Cronos ate those children, what does want anyway
In the myth. He killed his father ouronous. But feared the same would happen to him. Fearing his children would kill him, he ate them.
I need to read an article about Greek mythology... Kratos generation ended people...
In Greek mythology Cronus was prophesied to get overthrown by one of his children and in fear he devoured them to stop it.
@@halfknight2310 Gods can't be killed, Ouranos was castrated
@@jessnalulila5552 he was chopped to bits. So. Closest to being killed as a god can be.
Adrenochrome!!!
Like a God of war 2…
Kronos eating his kids is from real Greek mythology, GoW 2 just adapted this story, and this series adapted too
If Zeus's father is a titan and his wife is normal size .... how?
He likely has the ability to alter his size in order to both reproduce and then devour a full infant.
Rhea is also a titan, but for some reason the animators made her human size
Titans are the same size as the gods which is normally human sized. It's a common misconception to make them gigantic
Age of mythology game has correct representation of Greek gods