Every Mythical Inaccuracy in Wrath of the Titans 

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I still love the "hestia is bestia" sentence. Makes me giggle every time.

"Are you unaware that Hestia is bestia?" Greatest quote I've ever heard in my life.

Mythology guy: how will these future stories happen if the gods die? Screenwriter: that's the neat part, they won't.

Two things you forgot 1. The Chimera was not slain…like that. Bellerophon jabbed his spear into the lion’s mouth, suffocating her. 2. “We need all our children now” Yet only Perseus, Agenor, and Hephaestus are there…what about Athena? Apollo? Artemis? Hermes?

4:50 Okay, in defense of Poseidon shooting lightning, Poseidon is also a god of storms, so I can see lightning being included there

9:07 an Odysseus joke involving nobody is still my favorite greek mythology joke of all time

You mentioning how the gods dying in Wrath of the Titans makes it so that a lot of future stories can’t happen reminds me a lot of how in that Netflix show “Blood of Zeus”, they nix that problem by essentially saying at the beginning: “This is an untold story of the Ancient Greeks that takes place after the myths we’re all familiar with”.

If you look closely Poseidon shoots lighting using his Trident when fighting Hades's servents in the underworld. also they did Poseidon dirty by killing him off early

1:15 I find it funny that some stories have the gods just leave town and change their names. It’s like a witness protection program for gods.

honestly im surprised that no company has tried making movies based off greek heroes culminating in jason in the argonauts like a cinematic universe. its like... right there.

I think the weirdest thing I’ve learned in Greek mythology is that Telemachus is a descendant of Perseus, so there was Gorgophone, Perseus’ daughter, who had a son that was a Spartan, forgot his name but he was a champion runner, who is the father of freaking Penelope…meaning Telemachus’s great great great grandfather is obviously Perseus one of the greatest Greek heroes, and Odysseus obviously, I just think that’s cool and that’s never talked about enough

16:17 "Kronos is not gigantic, and neither are the other Titans." I HAVE BEEN LIED TO... *FOR MY WHOLE LIFE*

2:01 “Hestia is bestia” true words

I love your simping of Hestia, cuz she is one of my favorite Greek Goddesses too. Way too underated, and easily forgotten, but one of my favorites.

I love the Idea of Zeus, Poseidon and Hades having a 3v1 Battle against Kronos in the Titanomachy while Hestia, Hera and Demeter fight other Titans. I want that to get animated so much! But that Spear of Triam thing is too anime for this movie. It would've been awesome in a "record of Ragnarok" Flashback though.

Basically, everything. This film is a kick in the nuts to Greek mythology. Still, it was nice to finally see Hades with a bident. Also, why was Cronos composed of fire? He's the titan of the harvest. Prometheus is the titan of fire

It's been a blast seeing this channel grow over the years. Looking forward to seeing you hit 1 million subs.

Not gunna lie, I watched Blood of Zeus again recently and I was actually picking out all the inaccuracies, including "the gods bleed red in this despite the gods having golden ichor running through their vains". Literally gave me a new level of enjoyment, thanks for that 😂

so sad that Helius is not aware of Bestia😢

15:35 "Perseus had done the impossible, a mortal defeated a God....Ares was no more." So I guess Perseus is now the God of War? :3

14:56 Not to mention if we consider Macaria (Hades’ daughter, Goddess of blessed Death) then Thanatos is also Hades’ Son-in-Law.

I was laughing the whole video almost. It was pure entertainment on how much they got wrong lmao

Hold on a second, didn’t they say that when a god does everything connected to them disappears at the beginning of the film? Then when Hephaestus dies shouldn’t the labyrinth and tarturus disappear too?

1:30 Interesting that two of his sons were named after titans. 2:59 I thought that was exactly what Zeus was refering to. 3:14 Well, then by definition it has walls. Pits have walls. Of course, if the walls of a pit fall down, then the things that were in the pit stay in the pit. You just can't remove them, nor put more things there. 14:15 I wouldn't want such job. Not that it is necessary. IIRC, Kronos wasn't against humans, just against Olympians, specifically his direct children. And since it appears that the whole worship thing only applies to Olympians, and Kronos is not an Olympian, he might be able to keep humans alive in spite of the Olympians dying of prayer starvation.

Fun fact: A sequel comic series by Dark Horse to the 1981 movie also called Wrath of the Titans was made. The story was about a revived Calibos attempting to get revenge on Perseus and Andromeda's family

It looks like the Gods have powered Ichor when they disintegrate

Actually Zeus does sometimes visit people in their dreams. He appears to Agamemnon disguised as Nestor in order the trick him into attacking the walls of Troy in the second book of the Iliad.

1:34 "Electryon" sounds like an Eevee evolution

It's funny that there was actually one of the Titans who could flee Tartarus, even if he was captured again in the end. According to Valerius Flaccus, Koios Tartaros is said to have escaped and tried to escape from the underworld because he had gone mad. Which makes sense since he was considered the god of reason and was therefore said to have been the smartest among the Titans.In the end he couldn't escape Kerberos and was brought back by the Erinyes and surrounded by the Hydra. Valerius Flaccus, Argonautica 3. 224 ff (trans. Mozley) (Roman epic C1st A.D.) : "Coeus in the lowest pit [of Tartaros] burst the adamantine bonds and trailing Jove's [Zeus'] fettering chains invokes Saturnus [Kronos (Cronus)] and Tityus, and in his madness conceives a hope of scaling heaven, yet though he repass the rivers and the gloom the hound [Kerberos (Cerberus)] of the Furiai [Erinyes] and the sprawling Hydra's crest repel him." The Titans are also said to have been freed from their punishment after Prometheus Unbound. Aeschylus, Prometheus Unbound (lost play) : In Aeschylus' lost play Prometheus Unbound the chorus consisted of the Titan sons of Ouranos--Krios, Koios, Iapetos and Hyperion (and perhaps also Kronos)--released by Zeus from Tartaros. It is not known if the brothers were named in the play or individualised in any way.

Thanks for all the great content

At 6:15 in the video those "6 armed creatures" are actually the Makhai and were just doing some tasks like those chains. When pausing and taking a look at their bodies and arms they're easy to identify especially the helmet too.

If we can give this movie props for anything, it's that the VFX on Kronos is still some of the best I've ever seen, and this came out in 2012. Enormous props to MPC for their work.

9:03 Ok. That gave me a good chuckle. 😂😂😂

"Hestia is bestia" Thats all you had to say for my like, good sir

Another great video! keep up the good work. i love learning about mythology.

Its always a great day when mythology guy uploads. You always deliver 😎 thank you

Great work as always guy!

Thank you for making these videos. They’re very entertaining and informative. I hope you eventually cover Immortals (2011), Troy (2004) and The Legend of Hercules (2014).

Thank you for taking time out of your life doing the Titan films

Thank you for using Galavant in your video. Just being reminded of it brings a smile to my face.

Can’t believe this channel is hitting 1 mil subscribers, that’s amazing

Let's appreciate how the inside of poseidon was golden. You know why

The chimera is sometimes depicted as being part dragon, that could be where they got the wings from.

I really like your video style. It's not overly professional but that's good! Maybe it sounds weird, but it makes you more authentic. Even though many professionals are nice people, that professionalism still feels like the person is unreachable. You feel like a guy with a cam and a mic and that's perfect

I love Greek mythology and I love to know everything about it so thank u for telling me a little about it

I really like the design for the Minotaur in this movie they didn’t go full Bull head + human body. Actually this design for the Minotaur works for me as something that’s a hybrid of an animal and a human would turn out like that but would have several deformities.

Hey m8 love your videos i would love to see a video like this but with the game Age of Mythology. Thank you and continue with the awesome videos!

Love your content keep up the great work

Honestly, the scene with the Makhai tearing through soldiers is probably the highlight of the movie.

Dang! Forgot to mention the costume changes for The Mythology Guy for every thumbnail of these Every Mythical Inaccuracy in X videos. In the analysis of Classical mythology adaptations, he wears a chiton. In the analysis of Norse mythology, he has berserker armor. I can only wonder what he'd wear for inaccuracy analysis of other mythologies, maybe a pharoah's guard uniform for Egyptian media?

I'm loving these uses of old meme formats lmao good video

Keep up the good work man.

The GOAT is BACK 🔥🔥

I love these videos

I know this will probably asked, but could you please do an analysis of these movies ? While they don't seem to be of great quality, I think the idea of humans slowly deviating from the gods and ending with the death of the gods, leaving the humans to live on their own. Love your work by the way, your passion for mythos is always what's bringing me back to your channel. Keep up the amazing work king!

Been waiting for this forever. Finally!

I love your channel man, keep up the good work

12,000 more to go for the 1 million Subs mark Andrew! Y O U C A N D O T H I S!!

Before I first came across this channel, I had a shit tonne of misconceptions regarding greek mythology. As such, this channel was quite a big hard-to-swallow pill for me at first. But now... now I don't carry those misconceptions with me anymore. Thanks!!!

You know it's a good one when it gets him to say things like "Well maybe they don't come anymore because..." xD

Honestly, if you look at this as an AU type fan fictions, it kinda works pretty well! It certainly convinces child me that Kraken is made from the flesh of Hades! It's the type of movies that tries to bring a fresh take to the classics, but forgot to considers about the way things were written before, which causes it's premature death before the third movie was made. Which kinda sad to me, since I actually enjoyed them. The inaccuracy at this point is more hilarious than annoying, and I thank you for pointing out things that I miss, personally.

Oh, so that’s why Yukari’s Persona, Io, turns into Isis in Persona 3.

Happy, this video was made, thank you!

14:31 glad to see the Flexile Sentry getting some work outside of Dark Souls 2

I swear if youtube strikes this video, Im going to riot

1:05 oh my gosh, secret cinematic universe, Cher universe

Love you braught the joke with the Heckeconriese back. Its realy one heck of a good joke....heck

Yoo wsg haven't watched it yet but ik it's gonna be a banger

i love the galavant reference.

This video really makes me want to see someone make movies about Greek legends that are actually faithful to the mythology. How awesome would that be?

Something I can't believe you forgot to mention is when Hephestas says "In the beginning, Hades was the just one. T'were your daddy who became drunk on power." Even Hephestas called out Hollywood's bull crap.

Someone has probably already pointed this out but the lack of acknowledgment or worship towards certain deities was part of the Percy Jackson books. It caused quite a few monsters and minor gods to fade away. While the more popular ones became weaker over time because most mortals except for demigods and some of their parents also stopped believing in them.

I bet hapheastus is played by Davy Jones 😂😂😂

“Hestia is Bestia” is now my new favorite quote of Greek Mythology

The "Nobody" line was gold

1:57 - He's got more than a quarter. His grandmother was a descendant of Zeus & Poseidon, too, via Belus, the son of Poseidon & Great-grandson of Zeus. 2:55 - Some versions of Greek Mythology state that Prometheus created man before Rhea gave birth to the first god, Hestia, so it works. Also, Primordial god is a mistranslation. It's Protogenos. There were no gods before Rhea pushed the original 6 out of her womb. 3:03 - No, they didn't. Prometheus created man & He's a titan. 5:15 - False! Ares was most known for wielding *a spear.* It's why the Spartans did it. It's why the symbol for the male gender is a spear & shield, while Aphrodite's mirror is the symbol of the female sex. 6:17 - It could've existed. Do you know how spotty historical records dating back that far are? 18:30 - Bellerophon & Cadmus were alive around the same time as Perseus in Greek Mythology. They were the first generation of heroes, so their myths could've happened during the 10 years between the movies. Perseus was the first hero in Greek myth, but the other 2 were not far behind him.

Here’s a quest to you mythology guy, is a manticore really from Greek mythology?

I like it how every movie and game that has the Greek gods. Make Poseidon look weak, and die first. He's the second strongest god in the mythology.

Minor point, but any of the gods CAN send people dreams even if they’re not gods of dreams. Athena does this several times in The Odyssey, and Zeus speaks directly through one of Odysseus’ servants at one point. The Greeks seem to have often spoke of a “a god” putting thoughts and visions into their heads without specifying which god it was.

Hestia is Bestia. She went so far as to give up her spot as one of the main 12

Something tells me this film is as accurate as the Percy Jackson movies in terms of mythology.

BRO YES ok I’m subbing

we need more videos like this!!!

My question is why Hollywood keeps making Kronos a lava monster. That doesn't match up with either of his domains (The Harvest or Time, depending on the version). This is the second time I've seen this and it is very confusing.

11:02 you know there can be more than one labyrinth and him building a labyrinth wouldn’t be another inaccuracies additional to him building all of tartarus and all the other things about “the labyrinth is different from the one in the myth” would be no longer inaccuracies, since this can be another labyrinth.

That woman asking who Hephestus is, is like a US president asking who Jesus is. Ma'am, please.

You're a good mythology guy, Mythology Guy

When will you cover Helluva Boss?

Yup, this ending DID suck out 90% of the good stuff from Classical mythology. PS Anyone going to ask why is Kronos made of lava? He was the King of the Gods, god of harvest, and sometimes god of time. How does that translate into magma?

i would like to say that the word Daemon does translate to demon, also the way you described them "personification for fear longing and punishment, sounds like beings of hell to me."

Always a good months when we get an inaccuracy video

Ah yes, Demons used as a term for evil. Take a shot for "Christian influence on the film industry" Hell, another shot. And the story is essentially fighting back rapture. Three shots!

Well done

I heard somewhere that these two movies take place AFTER the Trojan War. Which is a HUGE inaccuracy in itself.

If zeus is in hell he would be in deepest part of Tartarus. True 🎉🎉

Hey the edits getting better 😊 btw I thought compared to other gods,Ares is quite the "good guy" right?

LOL saw that Hestia joke queued up from a mile away, but still just as great when it landed.

I think a good drinking game would be taking a shot everytime he says "they should have golden ichor running through their vains"

Even if Tartarus WAS a mechanical structure, Hephaestus isn't NEARLY old enough to be involved with its construction XD