The Day That Zeus Was Defeated - Typhon: The Nightmare of the Greek Gods - Greek Mythology in Comics 

Hades and Persephone is out of this

they not into drama

Typhon would've pulled up on Hades and destroyed the underworld if he involved himself in any way

hahaha this made me 😂. And the other gods even went to egypt to hide lol

@@yem0ja ... Do you not know the story of Hades and Persephone? Biggest drama in Greek mythology... And this was an action epic- not a drama.

Zeus is one of the most Powerful characters in Marvel universe though, he easily defeated hulk

Even in DC comics zeus was a boss

@Richard Mercado he is a fourth dimensional being, there are 5, 6 upto 12th dimensional beings i believe, yes zeus is very powerful but one of the most powerful in marvel is very generous to say the least, reed Richard's son Franklin Richards could blink zeus out of existence and he could do that as a literal infant and that dude as an adult(enormously more op)ain't even in top 20

@@TheStellarmanCo. not even close

Didn't he said he's immortal "just like the god" and he didn't said he died

I do agree about that

In my opinion the monster form is way more badass.

@@nesarulislam9146 Agreed

I wonder how the Greek deities flew to Egypt and then worshipped when the Egypt civilization And mythology predate the ancient Greek.

@@playstoreuser7472 one of the great mysteries

Hesiod calls him imortal

Because he could be considered a God. He had the ancestry for it

Aww 😊 is not

I mean. Just look up snakes mating and I think you'd have all the info you need.🤨

@@humanity600 true but that doesn’t really wash when one is human sized, roughly, and the other is essentially Godzilla sized

@@starkilr101 what makes you think Echidna isn't giant lol. Her size is never officially referenced in text.

I mean Athena sprang from Zeuses head Bacchus from his leg

In the oldest version of the myth, Zeus defeated Typhon in a single fight. Later poets illustrated the story.

Bruh his pitchfork can summon dead souls and warrior and can also cause earthquake. He might bring Typhon to his limit

Probably closing EVERY EXIT cause he knew he's next

He's protecting his realm

Hades and Persephone don't stand a chance against Typhon, they would've been rolled if they tried anything

Didn't Hades is invincible in the underworld? There is some variation of his myth that even Zeus and Poseidon don't want to anger him while they are in the underworld. But since Poseidon is defeated in the sea so there is a possibility that Typhoon stronger than Hades.

And he still lost with it

Yea typhon was poisoned

I was rooting for Typhoon, but as always the ultimate villain Zeus has his iron thick plot armor

I thought in true lore it apollo that beat it

@@That_One_Guy... the moiras poisoned Typhon because they Didn't like a "evil" spawn Ruling despite after defeating Zeus he stopped his rampage And Was a fairly better ruler

Agree. I hate Zeus

I edited this comment so nothing makes sense

At least read the actually myth instead of a bad fanfiction. If it was the actual myth… in most of them hades kidnapped Persephone (in some of them she started loving him (which is essentially stokholm syndrome) and in another she didn’t want to be there) and in some other Zeus feeling bad for her let her go out of her mother domain by making her follow some flowers which brought her in the underworld where she fell in love with hades. Zeus was never against their marriage… that was Demeter. Btw in the actual myths no god could be his equal. Hesiod said that he was stronger than all the other 12 gods put together. (Sorry for the mistakes… English is not my first language)

I AM ZEUS

@@lorenzozinco9664 w

The Egypt thing was the Ancient Greeks’ attempt to reconcile their religion with Egypt’s, “ok they’re not crazy and they are worshiping gods, but their gods are actually our gods, who are the only gods!” The fallen angels thing is something similar, just the Christian version, Christian writers reconciling pagan gods and theology, saying the gods are fallen angels leading people away from worship from the true capital G God and not being actual deities since Christian theology hinges on there being only one god.

Christianity turned a lot of pantheons into demons like Baal being turned from a head of his pantheon into a powerful demon or pan goat like features becoming a common demon trope. Business as usual.

i get my greek theologoy from the rick riodan books 😂😂

There are connections between all mythologies. A good example would be Greek and Norse where Hermes is called Hermod and Hecate is called Hela. In Egyptian Mythology Zeus's equivalent is Amun.

@@digenesakritas1107 Hela is the goddess of death and Hecate goddess of magic? I'm confused on how they're connected.

Bro gods cannot be killed they are immortal

And bro some Greek gods have ability to feel the feelings of anger, emotion,pain etc so they have this ability ho would they not bleed but they are immortals because

@@Shourya899 Norse gods can. In fact, the tale of Ragnarok tells of how a lot of them will die.

@@knightofarkronia8652 bro ,I know but they die because the curse of Ragnarok but if Ragnarok not came it they will not die and bro Ragnarok is only mentioned in scandavian and Germanic mythology it is not mentioned in their three religions mainly asatru ,heathen and third one I don't know actually but it is not mentioned in their religion they are also immortals Norse gods are not mortals they are immortals so Ragnarok is not going to happen their religion is rising in the world as Greek polytheism religion

@@knightofarkronia8652 so? They’re talking about Greek gods, not Norse.

Maybe she was confident because Zeus was on her side.

That's just womanly arrogance at times...!! 🙄😐😎

@@maitreyand7876 Athena is the godess of protection she is not a coward like Poseidon

@@kitanaedenian2575 Who said Poseidon is. a coward... He is also a crazy stud... But even his powers were also no match against the Dragon...!! 😎👽

You know nothing . Athena is very strong and she is also the goddess of war

All part of the Indo-European beliefs. From Celts, through Italics, through Greeks, Balts, Slavs, Iranians, Hindus. All of it comes from the same people of the Pontic Steppe.

This idea of a sky/storm god slaying a serpent or Dragon is common across the world. Zeus vs Typhon, Thor vs Jorgmungandr, Ra vs Apep, Marduk vs Tiamat, Susanoo vs Yamato-no-Orochi among several others

@@ndvct6087 and Indra vs Vritra

@@sarthakmaan7075 I'd kinda Argue that Typhon is more than a Serpent, but that's just conjecture/opinion

I didn’t know Athena was there, can I have a source for he version of the story you used? Or do you change the story to make it more interesting?

Repetitive

repetitive*

They did it with Hera

Didn’t they do that during the Wrath of Titans movie?

More like they nerfed the gods lol

@@niceandflyy Nope. The gods just weren't all powerful. For instance, Zeus and the Olympians never dared oppose any of the primordials like Styx (who scared Zeus out of bullying onenof her sons just by showing up) or Chaos, Chaos who is thrstrongest among the primordials, and couldwipe out Olympus the same way we go for a morning run. In terms of Power, the Gods and Titans are not the Apex of Greek Mythology.

The Greek myths are likely based on ancient Hindu stories.

@Albioyonne Ghede yea, my dude. Egypt itself took from India. Sekhmet is Durga

@Albioyonne Ghede in Westoid delusions only. Don't confuse that with reality.

@Albioyonne Ghede half literate nonsense from poor statistical analysis by Westoid idiots who deal with rotten data and ambient inferences of their fields are neither capable of nor worthy of being associated with the truth. You simply understand nothing regarding the topic at hand bud.

@@Ravi9A Many myths are impossible to discern the precise origin and although unlikely it has come to notice how myths may simply not always share a common origin even tho commonalities are present. It could be that ancient humanity trying to find answer to something and drawing inspiration from natural occurrence commonly reached similar conclusions. You see this mostly in Arts, but also myths. Classic example is how many Pantheons have always a God-king opposed by an incredible evil or a thunder god fighting a great monstrous serpent/dragon. Even in Aztec religion the Creator God Quetzalcoalt main antagonist is a God who among many other things was the God of Hurricanes. Or the story about Quetzalcoalt and the Five Suns there's mention of Quetzalcoalt taking down the Sun aka previous Monarch, taking controll by usurping power or how there's mention of him unleashing a great catastrophe to wipe out a humanity that degenerated into animals and faithless. Similar mythos you can find them all over the world with distances completely insurmountable for the times that make it hard to believe that there's one single origin for all of it. Unless we go conspiracy theory and these stories are real occurrence of a lost forgotten era where Gods walked the Earth, ruling humanity :).

More like Chelyabinsk-like fireballs and Zeus prevailling is perhaps when things got back to normal. Same things happened during middle ages and then black plague struck.

for real, he would've won much more battles

Ah, an Overly Sarcastic Production fan!

Without mythology religion don't exist so mythology is a religion which came first

@@Shourya899 What does that have to do with what I said. I'm confused 🤔

You like it because you are a disgusting puny human that won't live forever. Zeus still lives

@@neutralpeace647 Ok. You know best I guess

⚡ZEUS GANG RISE UP⚡ Haters gonna hate

IT'S BASIC FICTION.

@@fbafoundationalbuck-broken6011 Yeah...so ? You do know that its history greek history its what they learn in schools. So show some respect when you call a country's history fiction !

Typhon is imortal. He cant die, only trapped or ripped into pieces (just like Zeus in this same story). So he was trapped.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

when is the season 2 coming out?

@@yem0ja Good question. I asked that question myself.

I mean he kinda was in season 1 the giant king was a reference to him I'd suspect

We need more Ares/Athena in s2

Similar to the hundred handed ones and the cyclops being integrated into the giant race, I’m pretty sure the king himself was supposed to be Typhon

I mean...both Hercules and Ares have served as members of the Avengers.

@@legoking6165 wasnt greek mythology in dc?

@@EliteSurvive Greek mythology can't be copyrighted. Anyone can legally publish a comic book featuring the Greek pantheon.

Um why would you want Zeus to win? The advancing empire from the east or Greece? The empire from the east wanted to replace the old Greek god kings and their temples for a new breed of gods. The people pushed into Greece were pawns, they had to go where they weren’t persecuted. The Greek kings were overwhelmed by this, the new people didn’t recognize Greek gods, and they the people clamoured for change over the ensuing generations. Until the new kings could hear them and push again. Happened in Greece, Rome, USA, Canada, Europe and it’s still shifting.

The sisters probably saw the future and realized they weren't getting that pay raise if Zeus didn't win.

@@levidyer8042 the story is true. The sisters did not want eastern kings stepping into their realm of influence. They didn’t want Zeus to succeed. They wanted typhon and his Greek king army to succeed. But this wasn’t to be. The second they got their hands on Zeus’s tendons (ropes to move zeuses temple parts) and reanimated the weapon Zeus. Game over.

So was the sister's failed to give typhon the fruit and they knew they had to give it to him or did they really want Zeus to win and do it of their on free will? Kinda a catch 22 isn't it?

Athena is far from the greatest lol.

Yes it's true

Why are you surprised, Greek monarchs ruled Egypt and greeks lived in Egypt for thousands of years. The name "Egypt" itself is greek

@@gamergamer1296 that’s because I just recently started reading and watching about Greek mythology and I don’t even know much about the greek

@@gamergamer1296 they migrated there. Before that the land was called Kemet

Yes, in our books this is true, the gods fled to Egypt disguised as animals, maybe that's where the form of the Egyptian gods being like a hawk, cat, dog etc came from and these animals were worshiped like gods. For example, Apollo the God of the Sun, would be Ra with the Sun Disk on top of him.

Lol yup. It’s why in the debate w the Norse pantheon vs Greek I’ll always take Norse. As no way the whole pantheon abandons their leader in a desperate time. Plus they were all ready for war at all times.

Ares was defeated early on.

Poseidon