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Go to the museum on Main Street and study the histories of the Gods and Goddesses (and get the starfish from the face of Poseidon's statue). When you go the right side of the island, pass the realm of Hades and enter the temple of Poseidon. Put the starfish on the altar to enter the realm.
You do not have to pass Aphrodite's quiz to enter the underwater world, but if you do, she will give you a valuable Transporting Mirror. The answers to the quiz are : Ares, Hermes, Aphrodite, Artemis, and Hestia.
*You cannot move the block to reach the Throne Room until you have Hercules with you. This is after you lose the five sacred items to Zeus.
What else can I help you with?
Do you have to go through Hades' Realm to enter Poseidons?
no
Where is Hera's realm?
Hera is the goddess of the sky and Queen of the Gods.
Where are the items on mythology island?
At the.. Aqueduct Hades' realm Poseidon's realm x2 The Minator's Laberinth
What is the offering for the skeleton realm on Mythology Island?
To enter the realm of Hades, place pomegranates on the altar.
What do you give to the altar in Hades' realm on mythology island?
a pomengranite
How do you talk to Aphrodite on Mythology Island?
In Poseidon's realm, you click on her.
Where is the beach Poptropica mythology island?
first you get the starfish at the museum of poseidons face then go to poseidon castle and put the starfish there and go inside and you are at the beach
Where does Zeus get your 5 items once you got them all in mythology island?
At his realm that is in the Gates.
What is the 5th statues name the woman asks you in Poseidon's realm in mythology island?
Hestia
Where do you use the pomegranates on Mythology island?
Use the pomegranates as an offering in the Temple of Hades, and you can enter his realm.
Where do you use the starfish on Mythology Island?
Use the starfish as an offering on the altar, by the door to Poseidon's realm.
Where is the River Styx on Mythology Island?
The River Styx is located on Mythology Island near the entrance to the Underworld, guarded by Cerberus. It serves as the boundary between the world of the living and the realm of the dead in Greek mythology.
